How to get from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark by bus?

From Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark by bus

To get from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark in Quito, you’ll need to take 3 bus lines: take the T. LA OFELIA - ZABALA bus from Pedro Ayala, 184 station to Entrada Carapungo O-E station. Next, you’ll have to switch to the RC-28 bus and finally take the RIO COCA-COLLAQUI bus from Terminal Terrestre Interparroquial Rio Coca station to Luis Roman Pérez station. The total trip duration for this route is approximately 48 min. The bus schedule from Pedro Ayala, 184 may change. We recommend you check the updated bus schedule to Udlapark on the Moovit app.

48min
Bus - T. LA OFELIA - ZABALAT. LA OFELIA - ZABALA
Bus - RC-28RC-28
Bus - RIO COCA-COLLAQUIRIO COCA-COLLAQUI
Walk to Udlapark
Leaves from Pedro Ayala, 184

Step by Step

  • 1
    Start from bus station
    Start from bus station
    Pedro Ayala, 184
  • 2
    Bus - T. LA OFELIA - ZABALAT. LA OFELIA - ZABALA
    Wait for bus
    T. LA OFELIA - ZABALA
    Amalia Eriguen
  • 3
    Ride to bus station
    Ride to bus station
    Entrada Carapungo O-E
    11 min
  • 4
    Bus - RC-28RC-28
    Wait for bus
    RC-28
    Rio Coca - Carapungo - Rio Coca
  • 5
    Ride to bus station
    Ride to bus station
    Terminal Norte "Rio Coca"
    16 min
  • 6
    Walk to bus station
    Walk to bus station
    Terminal Terrestre Interparroquial Rio Coca
    270 m • 4 min
  • 7
    Bus - RIO COCA-COLLAQUIRIO COCA-COLLAQUI
    Wait for bus
    RIO COCA-COLLAQUI
    Eloy Alfaro
  • 8
    Ride to bus station
    Ride to bus station
    Luis Roman Pérez
    4 min
  • 9
    Walk to Udlapark
    Walk to
    Udlapark
    Nuestra Señora de Santa Ana
    520 m • 7 min
*Duration based on 8am traffic
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Public transit directions from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark

The distance between Pedro Ayala, 184, Quito and Udlapark, Quito is approximately 17.74 km, which can typically be travelled in 48 min. Moovit will show you the directions from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark by bus, so no matter how you choose to travel in Quito – you will always have plenty of easy options.

Bus schedule from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark

To check the bus schedule from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark using the Moovit app, first download and open the app on your smartphone. Enter your starting point (Pedro Ayala, 184) and destination (Udlapark), then select the desired date and time of travel. Moovit will show all available bus routes, estimated travel times, and any required transfers. You can view detailed departure and arrival times for each bus, as well as real-time updates for delays or changes. Use this information to plan your trip and stay up to date with the latest bus schedules.

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Questions & Answers

  • What is the fastest way to get from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark?

    The fastest way takes 48 minutes, using Bus line T. LA OFELIA - ZABALA, Bus line RC-28, Bus line RIO COCA-COLLAQUI.

  • Is there a direct bus between Pedro Ayala, 184 and Udlapark in Quito?

    No, you’ll have to take 3 bus lines in total. The total travelling time is 48 min.

  • Which bus line goes from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark in Quito?

    The T. LA OFELIA - ZABALA bus line goes from Entrada Carapungo O-E station near Pedro Ayala, 184 to Terminal Norte "Rio Coca" station. From there you’ll have to take one bus line till Terminal Norte "Rio Coca" station near Udlapark in Quito.

  • How long does it take to travel from Pedro Ayala, 184 to Udlapark in Quito by bus?

    The total travel time between Pedro Ayala, 184 and Udlapark in Quito by bus is about 48 min.

  • Where do I get on the bus near Pedro Ayala, 184 to get to Udlapark in Quito?

    Get on the T. LA OFELIA - ZABALA bus from the Entrada Carapungo O-E stop near Pedro Ayala, 184 in Quito.

  • Where do I get off the bus when travelling between Pedro Ayala, 184 and Udlapark in Quito?

    Get off the bus at the Terminal Norte "Rio Coca" stop, which is closest to Udlapark in Quito.

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