Mall hours across Metro Manila will shift for Holy Week 2026, with most establishments closing on Maundy Thursday(April 2) and Good Friday (April 3). Most malls will reopen on Black Saturday and Easter Sunday with regular or slightly adjusted hours, so plan your visits ahead before heading out..
Mall hours across Metro Manila will shift for Holy Week 2026, with most establishments closing on Maundy Thursday(April 2) and Good Friday (April 3).
Most Malls Closed on April 2–3
The majority of major shopping centers will be closed during the peak of Holy Week, including:
- SM City North EDSA — Closed (Apr 2–3); Open (Apr 4–5, 10 AM–10 PM)
- TriNoma — Closed (Apr 2–3); Open (Apr 4–5, 10 AM–10 PM)
- SM Megamall — Closed (Apr 2–3); Open (Apr 4–5, 10 AM–10 PM)
- SM Mall of Asia — Closed (Apr 2–3); Open (Apr 4–5, 10 AM–10 PM)
- Greenbelt — Closed (Apr 2–3); Open (Apr 4–5, 11 AM–10 PM)
- Glorietta — Closed (Apr 2–3); Open (Apr 4–5, 10 AM–10 PM)
- SM City Manila — Closed (Apr 2–3); Open (Apr 4–5, 10 AM–10 PM)
Malls with Limited or Special Hours
Some malls will operate on reduced schedules:
- Ever Commonwealth Mall — Apr 2 (10 AM–9 PM); Apr 3 (Closed); Apr 4–5 (10 AM–10 PM)
- Starmall EDSA-Shaw — Apr 2 (11 AM–9 PM); Apr 3 (11 AM–8 PM); Apr 4–5 (11 AM–9 PM)
- Vista Mall Taguig — Apr 2 (10 AM–9 PM); Apr 3 (11 AM–10 PM); Apr 4–5 (10 AM–9 PM)
- S Maison at Conrad Manila — Apr 2–3 (Closed except select restos); Apr 4–5 (10 AM–10 PM)
Regular Hours Resume by April 4
Most malls will reopen on April 4:
- SM Aura Premier — 10 AM–10 PM
- Market! Market! — 10 AM–10 PM
- Festival Mall — 10 AM–9 PM
- Parqal — 10 AM–10 PM
- Power Plant Mall — Apr 4 (12 NN–10 PM); Apr 5 (10 AM–9 PM)
Plan ahead as schedules may still change, especially during the Holy Week rush. Bookmark this guide for updates and avoid unnecessary trips during closures.
