Parking Arrangements for the Participants in the Trillion Peso March
16 Sep 2025
For those participating in the Trillion Peso March and joining the Ateneo delegation assembling at the Loyola campus, parking will be available for your vehicles at:
- Gonzaga Car Park
- Upper/Lower East Car Park
- North Car Park
To enter the campus, drivers of vehicles without valid Ateneo stickers must present a valid ID to the guards. Your vehicle details and the owner/driver's information will be recorded in a logbook.
Vehicles with valid Ateneo stickers can enter freely, following our usual practice.
For any questions or concerns, please contact us at campusaccess.csmo@ateneo.edu
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