Christmas Holiday 2025, MRT Jakarta Operates until 24.00 WIB

MRT (Photo; Antara)

JAKARTA - PT MRT Jakarta (Perseroda) adjusted the operating hours of services during the 2025 National Holiday and Christmas Joint Holiday period to ensure that public transportation services remain safe, reliable, and comfortable for people who are active during the holidays.

Corporate Secretary Division Head of PT MRT Jakarta (Perseroda) Rendy Primartantyo said that on December 25 to 26, 2025, the MRT Jakarta service will operate from 05.00 to 24.00 WIB with an interval between trains (headway) every 10 minutes.

"This adjustment is made to accommodate increased community mobility during the holiday period," said Rendy in an official statement, Thursday, December 25.

MRT Jakarta also appeals to customers to plan their trips well, follow the instructions of station officers in the field, and always monitor the latest information through official communication channels.

"If there are further adjustments related to service operations, information will be communicated through the MRT Jakarta official website and social media," he said.

In addition to ensuring the smooth operation of the MRT Jakarta, the MRT Jakarta also presents various programs to provide added value for customers. One of them is through the implementation of

Spontaneous Bazaar in the Blok M Hub area which took place from December 23, 2025 to February 1, 2026. This program presents various offers from retail tenants, including discounts of up to 70 percent.

Not only that, MRT Jakarta also presents the MAXRIDE Combo Lifestyle program through the MyMRTJ application in collaboration with RedDoorz.

Through this program, customers have the opportunity to obtain discount promo vouchers of up to 29 percent for lodging services at the RedDoorz hotel network, with applicable terms and conditions.

"Through the adjustment of services and various programs, MRT Jakarta confirms its commitment to continue to support the mobility and activities of urban communities during the Christmas and New Year holidays," he said.