Greyhound (USA) Reviews

Newest Review: ... about people going to USA and pulled them from the line and when we asked he said if he won't accommodate us he will bring another bus, to make it short after all of this he left us without anything and with one choice only which is either waiting for the next one which is after 2 hours or go home, if we agree to go with the next bus it will be so short in Niagara so we decided to ask for refund, on aug they sent me letter says that the refund rules don't go with my situation and I have to have medical reason for not going or death case in close relative and the lady who read the letter I guess she figured out that my situation doesn't appl... more
Customer Greyhound (USA) Reviews (13)

by Basel - written on 17/09/12
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Three months back I bought a ticket with my friend to go with greyhound from Toronto to Niagara falls and coming back at night on the same day, we went to the bus terminal before the time and we were on the line waiting and suddenly the dispatcher closed the door and told us that the bus has already 22 passenger with 23 seat left, we were 30 on the line, but me and my friends were maybe 7 or 8'th on the line so it should be fine, then the man start asking about people going to USA and pulled them from the line and when we asked he said if he won't accommodate us he will bring another bus, to make it short after all of this he left us without anything and with one choice . Read the complete review

by David Horton - written on 20/06/11
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My experiance of the Greyhound was only one of rudeness, lateness and an unorganised mess! We planned to travel from San Francisco to Washington over 4 weeks stopping at varrious places along the way. The Greyhound appeared to be the cheepest and easiest way of doing this. We purchased a Discovery Pass giving us unlimited use of their service for 30 day's. This seemed ideally suited to our journey (although there were not really any alternatives). We have made it as far as Minneapolis over four trips and not one of them has been on time. Never is an appology or explanation given when this happens. The process of checking in and ... Read the complete review

by Finn - written on 14/01/11
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LA to Palm Springs: Possibly the worst travel experience I've ever had. Rude staff, 2 1/2 hours late, dropped off 4 miles from destinations due to floods they were not prepared to drive a longer route round. A true 3rd world experience, all that was missing were the baskets of chickens. I had a sealed packed and wrapped a christmas gift of a good quality bottle of Rum which they tried to "confiscate" (not asked me to remove or leave behind but "take" from me). This had travelled from Sydney OK on an airline, but sealed and checked was still against their ridiculous guidelines which include being unable to take anything pointy if its ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/01/10 (Useful, 272 readings)
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Now then, the greyhound. Where do i start? I travelled on the greyhound for a little road trip me and my buddies had while i was living in the states. We travelled from Reno - San Fran - Portland - Seattle - Salt Lake - Reno. What an experience for 3 lads at the age of 21!!! We booked the tickets over 30 days in adavnce so we if your planning on using the greyhound try and do what we did because we got it really really cheap. Also book with a friend because thats another discount ontop. Price wise i cant remember the exact cost because we had hostel costs ontop of that but altogether it worked out at about $372. We met crazy, strange people on ... Read the complete review

by - written on 01/01/10 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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I travelled from San Bernadino to Sacramento in California, via Los Angeles in November 2009. When I tried to prebook my ticket online it wouldn't accept my Maestro card. It wanted to charge me a $18 (£12) premium to get somebody that wasn't travelling, so I had to pay about $11 (£6.60) more and buy it from the station at a cost of $80 (£48). I was a bit shocked when I saw the station in San Bernadino as it looked dodgy and was in a very ghetto area. As a young female, I would not have felt safe had I been on my own. The journey to LA left 30 minutes late (9pm) but I still had plenty of time to catch the bus to Sacramento which was scheduled to depart at ... Read the complete review
