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Greyhound Lines Inc is owned by FirstGroup and operates as Greyhound in the United States, Greyhound Canada in Canada and Greyhound de México in Mexico. With a long history in North America linking to Mexican and Canadian routes, Greyhound serves over 3800 locations across the territory.
With over 1,700 buses and 18 million passengers each year, Greyhound is the leader in city-to-city bus travel in the United States and Canada. Greyhound is part of a network of bus companies (as well as Amtrak) which sell tickets on each other’s routes to allow connections to even more locations, including rural routes through Greyhound Connect. All their buses include toilets, free WiFi, and reclinable seats.
Busbud has been an authorized seller of Greyhound bus tickets since 2014. You can easily find the fastest, cheapest, and best-rated Greyhound bus departures on Busbud - at no additional cost!
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Amenities on Greyhound buses
Air conditioning
Toilet
Standard seat
Wifi
Power outlets
Greyhound’s Coverage in Numbers
Daily Buses39236
Cities1403
Countries3
Routes85990
Greyhound Bus classes
Economy
Greyhound User Reviews
3.5 out of 5 stars
User reviews from travelers who booked their tickets with Greyhound
Ratings and Reviews (85030)
The GPS of your bus is not considering construction & detour mid way.This results in delays and rerouting with the help of passengers etc, I had very bad experience with your service from Montreal to Boston on 25 September 2023 night 11:30pm.
The second driver who took over driving from Niagara Falls to Toronto changed lanes erratically on QEW, never checked his blindspots and literally forced 2 cars onto the left shoulder. Tailgated other cars and flashed high beams for no reason. Argued with passengers who obviously paid for their tickets. He was the most dangerous bus driver I've ever had on any trip.
I did love ❤️ the fact that I was sitting all alone. The Driver was super helpful with all my questions I asked her, & made me feel comfortable. She got me to my destination safely. What I didn’t like it how right across from me there’s was a man having a very loud conversation on his phone with his voice very pitched. I didn’t mind him having a phone conversation but it was really for me how loud he was talking.
The bus arrived 4 hours later than scheduled in NYC, the bus was in a very bad state, very dirty, with a broken window, the rain leaking inside from the roof, and electrical outlets didn't work, the bathroom was not operating. It was stuffy and packed and the driver looked fed up and wasn't at all approachable. And then we were late for even our 2nd option of a connecting bus from Syracuse to Buffalo. So we had to contact several Uber drivers who understandably refused to drive us the distance to Buffalo, but we eventually managed to hire an Uber in the middle of the night who we paid well above the rate in tips because we were so grateful to get home in time for work in 2 hours. We arrived in Buffalo absolutely shattered in the early hours of the morning. I am hoping the experience is not typically like this.
The driver specifically told me he was not stopping in the city I was booked for. So I wasn't able to make my trip because there were no other busses scheduled for that day. No one I talked to in customer support knew anything. Turns out the bus did stop in my city. I didn't make my trip because the driver didn't even know where he was going. I
wasted a day and $31. Lesson learned.
I took the New York City-Montreal greyhound. It got me back home, but took ten hours instead of the expected time (9 hours and a half) to arrive in Montreal. We had a couple of fifteen minute stops. The bus was fairly clean. Nothing major to complain about.
Everything was easy except finding what location the bus would be boarding. There were no signs anywhere. Fortunately after walking around the building, I was able to ask someone.
I didn't enjoy the experience the bus caught a flat, had to wait 5 hours for the relief driver then the radiator busted on the bus I was supposed to get to my destination at 8:40am and I wasn't able to arrive until 8pm I missed my event I had planned and Greyhound doesn't want to reimburse me for my trouble
Coach was 3 hours late arriving with no updates or explanation. Chatting to Greyhound staff, they said it had left when were sitting in the coach station (in other words, they had no idea). The journey was uncomfortable and was my first and last Greyhound journey. It would have been less stressful and more comfortable going with another route
Driver was efficient, and line was long for check in,but we got thru in time to enjoy our room. I would suggest some chairs or benches for people to sit down.
Early communication let me know of delay in departure of my scheduled trip. As it be late for a connecting trip, I rebooked to an earlier trip. This was late getting underway and had us standing in line for an hour. After pulling into Raleigh and waiting 1.30 hours, we were informed a replacement driver was required & would be there in an hour. 3 hours later new drive arrived & we were going to late for connecting bus in Charlotte. I tried to change my bus schedule to stay and caught the 6.00 am bus to Columbia. I was told that was not possible & to get on the that was leaving. I got off the bus at Charlotte & asked driver was she continuing to Columbia. She said yes. After 2 hours I got the impression that we were not heading to Columbia. But we’re heading to Atlanta. I asked driver are we getting closer to Columbia. No - we are going to Atlanta. She rang head office straight away & they informed her to take me to Atlanta. On arrival, Customer Service informed me I had to ring to someone to arrange trip. I couldn’t ring out on my phone so I booked a ticket on the next available bus to Columbia. It’s been 24 hours of harrowing stress .
I did not enjoy a thing…. Bus stations are so dirty and staff aren’t even helpful if I had to pick between dying and taking another greyhound trip I would rather kill my self.
This was worse journeys ever in my life.bus driver fully unprofessional and can’t reach our destination because of accidents.in New Jersey he did accident and bus stopped.then we payed our own money to go New York.
Yes, WiFi is available on all Greyhound buses and is free!
Yes! You can exchange your ticket directly at the station before your original departure time. You can only change the date and time, but not the itinerary or name on the ticket.
Only service animals are allowed on Greyhound buses. Service animals are defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Please refer to their website for more information.
Yes you can! As long as there is room under the bus, oversized luggage is allowed on Adirondack Trailways buses for an extra fee. The fee varies depending on the size of your luggage and will be paid directly at the bus station upon checking in the bus.
Yes, you need to print the ticket at home and bring it to the station on the day you travel. Alternatively, you have the Pick up at the Station option. For this, you must go to the Greyhound counter before your departure time and pick up your ticket.
You are allowed 1 checked luggage of up to 50 lbs and 1 carry on of up to 25 lbs on Greyhound buses. Additional checked luggage can be arranged at the bus station for a fee of $20.
Yes, there is a toilet on all Greyhound buses. The toilet is generally located at the back of the bus or near the middle door. Most bus toilets do not have running water, so we recommend bringing hand sanitizer with you.
Children under the age of 12 cannot travel on a Greyhound bus unless accompanied by someone 17 years of age or older. Children between the ages of 12-16 that travel unaccompanied must have a completed Unaccompanied Child Form and pay the full fare.
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