These Malls Across Metro Manila Are Offering Temporary Shelter Amid Inclement Weather
Parking fees are waived in some locations.
As Typhoons Wipha and Dante leave a trail of destruction across the Philippines—flooding communities, damaging homes and infrastructure, affecting livelihoods, and displacing thousands—Tropical Storm Emong enters the Philippine Area of Responsibility, threatening to cause further damage.
In the wake of these challenges, the business community is stepping up. Major mall operators have opened their doors to offer temporary shelter, turning commercial spaces into safe and accessible spaces for those seeking refuge. Some locations offer charging stations for mobile devices and waived parking fees.
Ayala Malls
Select Ayala Malls are offering safe, comfortable spaces to the public. Designated waiting areas and restrooms will remain open beyond regular mall hours, with overnight parking fees waived starting at 10 PM.
- Ayala Malls Circuit
- Ayala Malls Cloverleaf
- Ayala Malls Fairview Terraces
- Ayala Malls Manila Bay
- Ayala Malls Marikina
- Ayala Malls The 30th
- Ayala Malls Vertis North
- Fairview Terraces
- Glorietta
- Greenbelt
- Market! Market!
- One Ayala
- Trinoma
- U.P. Town Center
Estancia Mall
Estancia Mall in Pasig City has made its facilities available to those seeking refuge. As of July 21, 2025, parking fees have been waived to offer easier access and mobility.
Greenhills Mall
Greenhills Mall in San Juan is providing safe shelter to the public amid the adverse weather conditions, along with free overnight parking for added convenience and vehicle security.
Megaworld Lifestyle Malls
In light of the ongoing heavy rains and flooding, Megaworld has waived overnight parking fees at its malls. The following malls remain open despite adverse weather conditions:
- Eastwood City
- Lucky Chinatown
- Uptown Bonifacio
- Venice Grand Canal Mall
Robinsons Malls
Robinsons Malls are also offering temporary shelter and amenities such as overnight parking, Wi-Fi, and charging stations at the following locations:
- Robinsons Galleria
- Robinsons Magnolia
- Robinsons Manila
- Robinsons Metro East
- Robinsons Novaliches
SM Malls
The following SM Malls currently offer temporary shelter with free parking, Wi-Fi access, charging stations, and help desks:
- S Maison
- SM Aura
- SM Center Congressional
- SM Center Las Piñas
- SM Center Muntinlupa
- SM Center Pasig
- SM Center Sangandaan
- SM Cherry Shaw
- SM City BF Parañaque
- SM City Bicutan
- SM City Caloocan
- SM City Fairview
- SM City Grand Central
- SM City Marikina
- SM City Manila
- SM City Mall of Asia
- SM City Megamall
- SM City North EDSA
- SM City Novaliches
- SM City San Jose del Monte
- SM City San Lazaro
- SM City Sta. Mesa
- SM City Sucat
- SM City Valenzuela
- SM Savemore Market Nagtahan
- The Podium
Vista Malls
Vista Malls have opened key locations to accommodate evacuees, offering restrooms, overnight parking, power outlets, and temporary refuge at the following branches:
- Vista Mall Las Piñas
- Vista Mall Taguig
The Business Manual stands in solidarity with the communities affected by Typhoons Wipha and Dante.
With Tropical Storm Emong posing more risks, the need to stay informed, support one another, and respond with urgency has never been more critical.
If you’re in an affected area, here are important contacts you can reach in case of emergency:
National Emergency Hotline
911
National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)
(02) 8911-5061 to 65 local 100
(02) 8912-2665
(02) 8912-5678
(02) 8911-1873
Philippine National Police
117
(02) 8722-0650
(02) 8723-0401 to 20
0917-847-5757
Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
0918-912-2813
(02) 8931-8101 to 07
Disaster Response Unit:
(02) 8856-3665
(02) 8852-8081
Philippine Red Cross
143
(02) 8527-8385 to 95
(02) 8527-0000
(02) 8790-2300
Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)
(02) 8426-0219
(02) 8426-0246
Philippine Coast Guard
(02) 8527-8481 to 89
(02) 8527-3877
(02) 8527-3880 to 85
(02) 8527-8482 local 6291
0917-PCG-DOTC (0917-724-3682)
0918-967-4697
Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA)
136
(02) 8882-4151 to 77
Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)
165-02
(02) 5304-3000
