Ayala station

The station is at the heart of the Makati Central Business District. It has an elevated walkway that connects it to SM Makati, which in turn is connected to Glorietta,[1] Rustan's,[1] The Landmark,[1] Greenbelt,[1] and the rest of the Ayala Center. The station is also the closest to adjacent Forbes Park and Dasmariñas villages, as well as Bonifacio Global City via McKinley Road, which were also developed by the Ayalas.

The Philippine Stock Exchange along with the major financial headquarters of Bank of the Philippine Islands, China Bank, RCBC, HSBC Philippines, Citibank Philippines, and Standard Chartered Bank Philippines are all within the station's vicinity.

Nearby hotels include Holiday Inn and Suites, Fairmont Manila/Raffles Manila, Makati Shangri-La Hotel, Peninsula Manila,[1] Dusit Hotel, and New World Makati Hotel. The Ayala Triangle Gardens, Ayala Museum, Filipinas Heritage Library, and the Asian Institute of Management are also nearby.

The station is considered a major transportation hub, with multiple bus stops lying under the station. Passengers can board buses to and from destinations within Metro Manila and to the provinces beneath the station and beside McKinley Exchange Corporate Center. Point-to-point buses may also be boarded within various stops within the Glorietta and Greenbelt complexes, as well as in Legazpi Village, located further away. Passengers can board a jeepney bound for the Central Business District and the nearby Bonifacio Global City in Taguig, Makati and Pateros, and Pasay at McKinley Road, at The Landmark along Makati Avenue, and at the new Park Square, which is connected by a bridge from SM Makati, respectively. Taxis also stop near the station and passengers can board them at nearby SM Makati or Glorietta 4. UV Express vans bound for Metro Manila and nearby provinces can also be boarded at the new Park Square.

A few meters from the station's Northbound exit lies the BGC Bus EDSA Ayala terminal at the McKinley Exchange Corporate Center, where buses to different destinations within Bonifacio Global City are available.

It also provides direct access to Ayala Center, with the station's main entrance located beside SM Makati.

Express Train Service

Note: This service was discontinued in 2014.

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  The station as seen from EDSA
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  Westbound Station Exterior
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  A view from the northbound platform
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  Platform area from escalator

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