Comments on: Victory Liner Bus

By: James

James — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 01:20:20 +0000

Hi Dina! Haha. You are not alone. We have the same sentiments. In my observations, marami pa rin talaga dapat baguhin sa ating mga pinoy. Kawawa naman mga kababayan natin.

By: dina

dina — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 00:09:18 +0000

walang sistema ang bwisit na victory na yan… grrrrrr.. sana makaroon na ng Florida sa Pasay para taob ang bwisit na victory na yan. ang mga cashier nila puro impolite. dapat magtraining muna sila ng how to handle stress.. tama bang sigawan ang mga nagtatanong… grrrrrrrrr..mga bwisit.. alam na peak season hindi magdagdag ng cashier. at walang system.. sana man lang may screen sila para habang nakapila alam na kung ano ung mga fully booked..at hindi man lang magadditional trip. pero pagdating ng araw na un ang daming singit na biyahe… what the h***… malulugi din kayo!!!!!!

By: Lee'o

Lee'o — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 02:06:29 +0000

We usually take victory liner everytime we go to baguio the drivers are realible, you know that you’re save. very courteous drivers and conductors….also everytime I go to Apalit, pampanga i always make sure that I take victory…Victory liners fare is more cheaper than that of Baliwag Transit….

By: berth

berth — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 01:53:24 +0000

i appreciate u guys for xploring phil arch and am too is quite addicted tothis kind of hobby. however, i consider some priority in spending my hard earned money. and kudos also to mr ryan who is very kind assisting you . Whenever I travel especially in north I make sure that I ride in V liner considering its cleanliness, very courteous drivers (and really professor the way they handle the job) and seldom involved in road accidents. right now am planning to pack up and hit the road to aurora province. Im still inquiring if they have a bus plyin over there.

By: Burloloy

Burloloy — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 01:52:39 +0000

to all Victory Liner heads:

Pls. explain the Tv on Board at all your buses.If This is a display only.Pakilagyan nalang po ng flower base para alam namin.Like what the DRICON do when we travel from kamias going to tuguegarao. with bus #1649.Pinasindi yung TV.Nangaaway pa.What the name that person na malaki ang mata.Ayaw nya magsaksak ng bala.For us we know.The TV on board ay kasama po sa mga binabayaran namin.If some have problems.Pls expalin it wag lang mang away.If ayaw nya magsakay.Madami Busses dyan.This is when we travel at june 13,2010 9:30pm.Ayaw lang po namin maboring.at mahilo.If napanood nya na lahat ng tapes.kmi nmn manonood.hindi sya.

Pls make an action regarding in this matter.Tanggalin nyo nalng yan if ayaw nyo ma boycot here at northluzon.

fyi:di pa xa nagreresibo ng tama.

Thank you very much and hoping your kind and consideration regarding in this matter.

By: Prince

Prince — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 21:57:50 +0000

Very helpful blogs really…. just one question with regards to travel time… hoping to get first hand experience instead of what the liners suggest… how long does it take to travel by VLiner from Caloocan to Zambales (Sta Cruz) if i take the midnight bus. Trying to estimate the trip cause i dont want to be arriving at Sta cruz at 3am in the morning (was told that the bus takes 5-6 hours) but this varies specially in the evening trips :P.. thanks
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by the way, our plan is to go to Isla Vista (Potitpot Island)

By: Ryan

Ryan — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 11:14:21 +0000

Hi Dennis, Check out my article on Batanes for more info. From Cagayan, you have either a choice of waiting for a cargo ship that travels from Laoag (I dont think they are reliable and the voyage is extremely long and uncomfortable). AFAIK I don’t know if there are regular ships that ply Tuguegarao to Basco. There are seasonal flights between Tuguegarao to Basco via Chemtrad. Don’t bet on it. If you can pull out a map- Cagayan is WAAAAAAY far from the Batanes Islands.

Your best bet is still by flying from Manila. Seriously.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 11:09:40 +0000

Please check out the article on Pangasinan under the Destinations List- Here’s the instructions:

Getting There

If you are not coming with a tour group, there are many buses that ply to different points in Pangasinan. If you are heading to the Hundred Islands in Alaminos and Bolinao – Victory Liner and Five Star Buses leave Manila as early as 12 midnight. For going back to Manila, Victory Liner only goes as far as the Cubao terminal from Bolinao during Fridays and Saturdays. Skip the ordinary buses of Five Star as they can be extra filthy. Other bus lines that go to Pangasinan are Dagupan Bus Line, City Trans, and Philippine Rabbit. There are jeepneys and mini-buses between towns as well as tricycles (motorcycles with sidecars). Do not forget to take a road map of Pangasinan before embarking on a trip.

By: Lynn

Lynn — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 07:30:01 +0000

Hi, I am planing a trip to Bolinao. I will arrive in Manila international airport. How can I take the bus to Bolinao. Where is the station? Thanks.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 15:17:12 +0000

please help me,
My boyfriend and I planned to go to batanes this May.
I searched already the internet and we have decided to go by land becuse going there by air is very unpredictable they say( most) and luckily I found out that victory liner have routes going to cagayan Valley, and there are a lots of routes of cagayan valley,
so from cagayan valley, what do we do next? where do we go to get to batanes?

thanks