5.0
Pros: Good job guys. Cons: You guys did good 👍. Tips: Good job.
5.0
Pros: Carefree, I could spend time reading. Cons: Tell people to be quiet. some people were loudly talking on the phone. Tips: Take headphones Take snacks and a drink.
5.0
Pros: Great driver that seemed to care about his riders, good bus that felt very strong and stable, good speed and time of arrival, pricing competitive with other buses and less than half what it would be to fly. Cons: Nothing. It's nice to be able to sit and read or just relax, and let someone else do the driving! Tips: Greyhound is still a great choice for travel!
5.0
Pros: -Alert notice of status of bus. Cons: Need better communication on Correct bus. Multiple busses arrive and unsure which one. Also chair neck rest was not comfortable. Tips: It’s a great way to travel, riders were friendly and easy to interact.
5.0
Pros: The comfort and safety. Cons: N/A. Tips: Once you ride with this company no other company stands a chance.
5.0
Pros: Quick, minimal stops and locations were mostly well lit and safe (other people around). Cons: Get on board wifi. Have drivers make anouncements when you don't have a better form of communication like sound system.
5.0
Pros: It was smooth and worry free. Cons: The cleaning. Tips: Take snacks and a charger.
4.0
Pros: that it was very quiet and was always on time. Cons: there is more space between the front seat and the back seat. They are very close. Tips: No, they were all very respectful.
5.0
Pros: The driver was very nice to me. He knew that I couldn't speak Spanish, so he came to me and repeat what he said in English. Thanks to him I didn't miss anything. Cons: We were one hour late, and I was catching an airplane. Luckily it only took me 20 min to go through the security check, but it still freaked me out. I was wondering if we could add a stop at the airport. Tips: Most of the travelers and the driver spoke Spanish. Even the movies were also in Spanish. I felt a little bit lost in the beginning, but the driver talked to me in English after broadcasting. As long as you let the driver know ahead of time you should be good.