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There's a passenger's lodging facility in Terminal 1 with nine air-conditioned rooms available for rent. The 3X3m rooms feature bed and shower facilities. In Terminal 3, the Wings Transit Lounge features 17 cabins, one of which is a family cabin. These are available for rent by the hour, and some facilities include showers, a spa, and a massage area. Renting these rooms includes a light meal.

MNL has two forms of public transport, the bus and metro rail. Those traveling downtown can take the EDSA-MIA buses outside Terminals 1 and 2. If you're looking to take the train, take the free airport shuttle to the Metro Rail Transit station, where you can take the train downtown. Taxis are also available outside the terminal buildings, and you're advised to take only official, metered, pre-booked taxis from MNL. Car rentals are also an option for those looking to self-drive, and Alamo, Budget, National, Avis, Budget, and Europcar have counters at MNL.

MNL has provided nursing rooms in each terminal. These include cribs, bottle warmers, playpens, baby formula, diapers, and more. They offer private spaces where nursing mothers can breastfeed. The airport also provided family washrooms with baby changing facilities. Passengers with older kids will love the Kiddies Traveler's Lounges at MNL. There's one in each terminal, and these lounges offer playhouses, toys, books, slides, and kid's programs.

Passengers can coordinate with their airline to have a wheelchair at IAD during their visit. Bathrooms at IAD are fully accessible, with restrooms for people with limited mobility. You will find TDD telephones for the hard of hearing in all terminals and lobbies. Elevators and ramps have been provided for access to higher levels, and elevators feature braille-coded buttons for passengers with low vision. Airport shuttles are equipped with wheelchair lifts, and there are reserved parking spaces for special needs passengers.

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