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Bus Seattle to Vancouver: Trip Overview
Trip Reviews for Seattle - Vancouver
User reviews from travelers who booked a bus ticket from Seattle to Vancouver
Ratings and Reviews (100)
The driver was good. The bus was in an awful condition. The seat was completely worn out, I could not even sit very straight upright because I kept on sliding to the center where it was sunk deep. No pouch to accommodate small items. Everything was worn out. The seatbelt was uncomfortable.
First trip with greyhound... Good to know that it's not reliable at all...
During all the way to go back to Vancouver there was a horrible smell of the toilets!!
Really easy to use and value for money. Was just a little cold and WiFi didn’t work
I would give 10 stars to the driver he was excellent.
Efficiently got us to our destination
Busbud did not notify me that my bus was cancelled over a week before I arrived at the bus station
I love our driver today though the scheduled trip is not follow.
Helpful and friendly staff at check in.
Driver was early on arrival at the airport, and very patient and professional. Explaining everything that needed be done before during and arrival. Pleasure to have taken this route and bus shuttle.
Bus was 45 mins late in leaving Seattle. No explanation given, no apology provided. Staff were quite rude and dismissive.
Everything was fine , nice route that provided sightseeing without sacrificing expediency. The equipment could use some updating, a little tight for two people I n the same row. The interior was very clean and neat.
Very good service. On time according to the schedule
The buses are filthy dirty. The toilet had a brown rim of discoloration and faces on top of the lid..
Buses are generally unclean and smell terrible. Not really worth the money paid but staff were helpful.
The bus was clearly an old bus, but it was a minor issue.
Bus arrived on time but in the end was delayed by more than 2 hours. We had to leave the bus at the first station after the border and then wait for the next one as the first driver ran out of time. Apparently it's always a problem at this time of day, so you wonder why this particular slot even exists if the drivers can't make the full trip.
I was rescheduled. It sucked. Also the bus was super dirty. Some seats were broken.
Front desk staff were nice, baggage staff at greyhound bus depot Seattle was loud and rude. Driver was alright. I would use Bolt over Greyhound any day from now on. What's with the 15 minute stop at Bellingham? Only the driver got off.
Will take greyhound bus again in the future travel. Highly recommended!
The bus was 30 mins late to pick up. We found a small sign to stand by but weren't sure we were in the right place. A staff member did eventually tell us it was on its way. Driver was not good at communicating.
The driver was a very qualified, humorous and helpfull guy.
Staff behind desk was very polite but support staff was rude and mannerless
We are son disappointed about the bus, we actually have the tickets for 5.35pm, however the bus did not come. And the staff did not really tell us the reason, we have asked and complained few time. But they just did not want to talk to us. Until 7.50 pm, just told us, they can either refund or reissue the ticket for 9.50pm. What we need to do, we only reissue the tickets to 9.50pm. Because we just visitors and need to go to Vancouver. However the bus did not come on time. We keet asking. Not reason, they one time change the bus to 12.33am, everyone complained about that again, finally the bus moved at 11pm, so upset and disappointed about Seattle and the bus service. I plann to complain at the website and bbb
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How to Get from Seattle to Vancouver by Bus
Whether you live in Seattle or are just visiting for a few days, Vancouver is an ideal side trip to consider taking. What’s more, traveling between these two cities is easier and more affordable than ever thanks to the stress-free alternative of bus travel.
How much are tickets? When and where should I purchase them?
Choice of bus company, amenities, return option, and arrival location are just some factors that determine a ticket’s price. For the Seattle to Vancouver route, you can find one-way tickets for as low as $16. Use Busbud to find current and accurate bus schedules and compare prices. Book tickets directly on the Busbud website or through the mobile app, whether on the day of your departure or as early as six months in advance.
Where does the bus depart from, and where does it arrive?
There are several options. From Seattle, you can choose to leave from SeaTac Airport, Seattle Greyhound Bus Station, or Seattle Downtown Bus Stop. Arrival options in Vancouver include the Holiday Inn on Howe Bus Stop or Vancouver Pacific Central Station. For a scenic route, consider leaving from SeaTac Airport. You can select your preferences through Busbud when searching for trips.
How long does the trip take?
Trips between Seattle and Vancouver take between 3 and 5 hours. However, trips with more frequent stops will have a longer duration. If you’re not pressed for time, consider booking a ticket with more stops. It’s a great way to enjoy the scenery and journey. To display trip duration and stops details on Busbud, simply select the “Show Details” option.
Are there stops along the way?
Stops vary by trip. But if you aren’t in a rush, it might benefit you to opt for a trip with several stops en route. Stops are ideal places to stretch your legs or take some photos. Use Busbud to see whether a specific trip includes stops; simply select the “Show Details” option on the ticket of choice. Expect at least a stop at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection checkpoint when leaving and entering the United States.
What amenities are available on the bus?
Modern buses offer a variety of modern comforts and amenities. Comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning are standard for many companies. Others’ buses boast a lavatory, televisions, power outlets, and refreshments. To search for a bus that offers specific amenities, select your preferences on Busbud.
Why is taking a bus better than taking a plane?
Riding a bus is one of the most convenient ways to travel. It offers freedom that air travel cannot. Tickets are cheaper and easier to come by, and there are no lengthy lines for security checks. Traveling by bus is also an ideal way to enjoy natural landscapes up close, something you can’t do from an airplane.
Will the bus be taking a scenic route?
These bus routes are not designated specifically as “scenic.” However, the majestic Cascades Range and rocky coastline surrounding Seattle and Vancouver make traveling down any road a delightful sensory experience. You might want to have your camera ready!
This helpful advice was brought to you by Erika Campos of kissfromtheworld.com
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Bus Travel Tips
Meet and talk to locals at the bus stations while traveling from Seattle to Vancouver.There is no better way to get inside travel information while exploring a new city than to go straight to its people.
From miles long of beauteous natural landscapes to impressive man-crafted sights, you’re bound to be in for a visual treat on your bus trip from Seattle to Vancouver.
Buses have the smallest carbon footprint of all motorized transport modes. A bus going from Seattle to Vancouver will emit half the CO2 emitted by a train, and radically less than a car or an airplane.
Tune out to the fine sounds of your best music playlist on your bus trip from Seattle to Vancouver while indulging in miles on end of beautiful scenic views.
Did you know?
Did you know some bus companies in Germany offer to their passenger low-costs snacks and regional beer based on their destination? Prosit!
The Superbus, created by a Dutch engineer is the world's fastest bus with 250 km/h. Too bad it's only a prototype for now.
Did you know there are on average 4,400 intercity bus departures every day in the US only? This number has been growing for 9 years in a row, yay!
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