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How much is the fare of super ferry from manila to davao?
1500
How much is the fare by ship from manila to palawan?
bacolod super ferry
How much is fare of philtranco bus from manila to surigao?
The fare for the super ferry from manila to surigao city is 10 dollars.
How much is fare super ferry from tagbilaran to manila?
do not put willy up yah bum/butt
How much is the fare of super ferry from manila to bacolod as of tomorrow?
The SuperFerry fare from Manila to Bacolod as of tomorrow, May 26, 2014, is between P 500 and P 2000. Fares are available on a first come, first serve basis.
How much does the Staten Island ferry cost?
No, the Staten Island Ferry is free (there is no fare for passengers) both ways, from Manhattan to Staten Island and from Staten Island to Manhattan. The Staten Island Ferry has been free since 1997.
How much is the fare in ferry from iligan city to cebu city?
cheapest fare from iligan city to cebu city
How much the cottage fare in forest hill davao city?
120 adult 80 12 below
How much is the ferry fair to liberty island?
If you are taking the ferry and the tour the fare is $20.00 for Adults. If you are taking the ferry only (and are just going to walk around the island) then it is $12.00.
How far is digos city from davao city?
Digos City is approx 50km (30 miles ) from Davao. You cn get there by bus from the Ecoland Bus Terminal in Davao, using the Davao Metro Shuttle, or Weena Bus. The fare is P60. about USD 1.20. The journey takes around 90 minutes. Hope this helps. Liam
How many kilometers from Davao City to Digos City?
Digos City is approx 50km (30 miles ) from Davao. You cn get there by bus from the Ecoland Bus Terminal in Davao, using the Davao Metro Shuttle, or Weena Bus. The fare is P60. about USD 1.20. The journey takes around 90 minutes. Hope this helps. :>
When was the last time the Staten Island Ferry was 5 cents?
The Staten Island Ferry was last 5 cents in 1990. In 1997, the fare was eliminated entirely, making the ferry free for all passengers, which continues to this day. The move to eliminate the fare was part of a broader effort to encourage public transportation and ease commuting between Staten Island and Manhattan.
