Hey there fuzzies! Are you planning for your trip to IWAG? This guide created by the awesome folks at Indonesian Furries Public Transport Enthusiasts (IF PTE) has got your back without any of the extra fluff. With simple tips to make your trip a hassle-free breeze, let's get you to the venue ready for a great time! There are a few ways to get around Jakarta by public transport, Such as the KRL commuter trains, (Kereta Rel Listrik), LRT (Light Rapid Transit), BRT (Bus Rapid Transit), microbus (Mikrotrans) and MRT (Mass Rapid Transit).
We hope this guidebook can help you navigate through the bustling streets of Jakarta! Many thanks to the IF PTE team for their great work! If you want to know more about them you can say hi to them here:
Below you can see the satellite map of the area around the venue. Drag the map to explore the surroundings and plan your visit. For a comprehensive look, click here to open the full image.
Jakarta has a wide array of choices for those who are traveling on a tight budget, and you can get around Jakarta for less than a cup of coffee!
Here's a list of how to pay your ticket fare:
KUE*
Jaklingko App
KAI Access
GoTransit
KRL
LRT-Jabodebek
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MRT
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BRT
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Angkot Jaklingko
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LRT Jakarta
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KRL: KUE*, Jaklingko App, KAI Access, GoTransit
LRT-Jabodebek: KUE*, KAI Access
MRT: KUE*, Jaklingko App
BRT: KUE*, Jaklingko App
Angkot Jaklingko: KUE*
LRT Jakarta: KUE*, Jaklingko App
Note
*KUE stands for Kartu Uang Elektronik, such as Mandiri e-money, BCA Flazz, BNI TapCash, BRI Brizzi, or Bank DKI Jakcard
Single Trip cards are no longer issued across the Jakarta transit system except the MRT.
While the JakLingko App is available, we highly recommend procuring and using a KUE* as the reliability of the QR code readers vary, especially in the BRT network.
Arriving by Intercity Train
Are you taking an Intercity train to Jakarta? If so, this section is for you! Most Intercity trains end their journey at two of the following stations
Once you stop here, you can continue your journey with a commuter train.
Note
If you are a heavy traveler (carrying more than 1 bag and/or a fursuiter carrying their fursuit), this may not be a suitable option for you. You might need to use a taxi, online ride-hailing app, or have someone pick you up in the station!
For our folks from Bandung, you can always take the following trains:
WHOOSH
(Tegalluar, Padalarang ←→ Halim)
Rp 150 000 to Rp 250 000 (Dynamic Pricing)
KA Argo Parahyangan
(Bandung ←→ Gambir)
Rp 150 000 (Economy Premium) Rp 450 000 (Kelas Mewah)
KA Serayu Pagi & Malam
(Kiaracondong ←→ Pasar Senen)
Rp 65 000 (Economy PSO)
KA Cikuray Pagi
(Bandung ←→ Pasar Senen)
Rp 45 000 (Economy PSO)
WHOOSH
Tegalluar, Padalarang ←→ Halim
Rp 150 000 to Rp 250 000 (Dynamic Pricing)
KA Argo Parahyangan
Bandung ←→ Gambir
Rp 150 000 (Economy Premium) Rp 450 000 (Kelas Mewah)
KA Serayu Pagi & Malam
Kiaracondong ←→ Pasar Senen
Rp 65 000 (Economy PSO)
KA Cikuray Pagi
Bandung ←→ Pasar Senen
Rp 45 000 (Economy PSO)
Note
Economy PSO is known for being uncomfortable for some people, as it has a seat that does not recline and
is positioned at 70 to 90°.
Arriving By Plane
Arriving here by plane? If you'll be coming here by plane, there are a few tips for you!
Did you know that the Soekarno Hatta Airport has a train station? It's the creatively named Soekarno Hatta Station. The train ticket will set you back IDR 60.000, and will stop at the following stations
You can have one of your buddies pick you up from one of those stations, or use a commuter train to get you to IWAG'S venue!
Note
If you're carrying heavy pieces of luggage, the commuter train is not for you. You might need to hail a taxi, use online rideshare apps, or have someone pick you up in the station!
If you’re arriving to Jakarta from Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, you need to hail a taxi to either the following transit stops:
Your destination will be at Ibis Styles Sunter, North Jakarta. Now, if you're taking the Train, Bus, MRT or LRT. Here are the maps!
You can select the lines from the drop down bellow. Also, you can click or tap the map to open them in new tab.
Note
For passengers from Jatinegara station: If you are starting your journey from, or alighting from an intercity service at Jatinegara station, you can take a commuter train bound for Kampung Bandan either via Manggarai or Pasar Senen.
For passengers taking the WHOOSH: Follow the Jabodebek LRT guide.
Here you can see the service time of all transport modes in Jakarta
Transport Mode
Open From
Closes At
Airport Train
Manggarai: 05:00
Soekarno Hatta: 06:00
Manggarai: 21:30
Soekarno Hatta: 22:30
KRL
04:00-05:00
Cikarang via Manggarai: 23:15
Cikarang via Pasar Senen: 22:30
Duri → Tangerang: 23:48
Jakarta Kota → Bogor: 23:00
Jakarta Kota → Nambo: 20:20
Tanah Abang → Parung Panjang: 23:40
Tanah Abang → Rangkasbitung: 23:30
Tanjung Priok → Jakarta Kota: 20:30
MRT
05:00
23:30 (from Dukuh Atas)
BRT
05:00
24 hours on some corridor, such as corridor M1 to M14
LRT
06:00
22:00 (from Dukuh Atas)
Airport Train
Open From:
Manggarai: 05:00
Soekarno Hatta: 06:00
Closes At:
Manggarai: 21:30
Soekarno Hatta: 22:30
KRL
Open From: 04:00-05:00
Closes At:
Cikarang via Manggarai: 23:15
Cikarang via Pasar Senen: 22:30
Duri → Tangerang: 23:48
Jakarta Kota → Bogor: 23:00
Jakarta Kota → Nambo: 20:20
Tanah Abang → Parung Panjang: 23:40
Tanah Abang → Rangkasbitung: 23:30
Tanjung Priok → Jakarta Kota: 20:30
MRT
Open From: 05:00
Closes At: 23:30 (from Dukuh Atas)
BRT
Open From: 05:00
Closes At: 24 hours on some corridor, such as corridor M1 to M14
LRT
Open From: 06:00
Closes At: 22:00 (from Dukuh Atas)
Note
Tanjung Priok Line closes at 20:30, if you wish to head home from the venue. It is
advisable to arrive at Tanjung Priok Station before 20:00
For the folks who lives in Nambo, you might have to arrive sooner.
If you have any questions about your
destination, don't hesitate to ask the attending security guard or staff. They will help you navigate
through the station and get you to your destination in a timely manner.