A bus station review? Well someone's gotta do it. Here's what you need to know about this bus…read morestation. -- It's clean! (bathrooms are mostly clean) -- Most of the signs and announcements are in Spanish -- Thankfully, Greyhound announcements are in English and Spanish -- They really only make one or two announcements so you need to listen up and get off that phone, sonny boy. -- It smells like Fabuloso and Subway -- Sometimes the card machines are down so have cash to buy your ticket if you haven't online -- They do have ATMs but the charge is obnoxious ($4) -- There are plenty of plugs to get a charge before you leave but they're not near the seats -- If you're bringing luggage on greyhound, you'll need to get luggage tags (like you would at the airport) and it's $15 for your second bag. I don't know if that pricing holds true for your third piece. -- Do arrive an hour early so that you're ready to go when the bus leaves. -- Bring your own snacks and water, unless you want to eat bus station subway (which seems ill advised.) With a station this busy, I think it would be easy to let it degrade to third world style bus madness but they've done an excellent job of maintaining cleanliness and efficiency.

They have bad service they will hang up your calls because I called for my bags and they would hang…read moreme up instead of attending me

Wow. I was very surprised today when I tested the WiFi Speeds from the internet service. A…read morewhopping ~450Mbps speed upload and ~425Mbps download....OH MY GAWD! Very impressive. I have been to other major US airports and some only give you 65Mbps at most download only!!! Thank You for having the courage to bring MFE into the 21st Century. I hope this continues and McAllen expands its Airline Carriers someday..yes Southwest Airlines MUST have flights in and out of MFE!!! Why do i need to go to HRL or LRD to fly Southwest?..Hey Mayor Villalobos..you get a nice Salary.. DO. YOUR. JOB!

McAllen - Miller International Airport (MFE) is a great little Airport. Not too big, not so small…read morethat you cannot get a good meal. The location is excellent, across the street from La Plaza Mall, a hotel, and numerous shops and restaurants. There is also Uber and other similar services available. They have an Explore McAllen Marketplace and Café in the waiting area as well as inside the Terminal. In the Terminal there is also a Café, bar, VIP room, clean restrooms, and free Wi-Fi. There are six gates and two luggage carousels. So, I always smile when flying in and the crew announces, "your checked luggage can be picked up at Carousel Number 2." Just stand in between 1 and 2 , and you'll be positioned perfectly regardless of which Airline. Speaking of airlines, MFE has flights with United, American. Aeromexico, Delta, and limited flights with Allegiant and Volaris. If you arrive from and International location you will go through immigration and customs first downstairs. It has been my experience that the immigration and customs process is more detailed and takes longer here, as they go through every bag. Not a problem if you are behaving. There are also a few car rental desks across from the luggage carousels. Avis, Payless, Hertz, Enterprise, National, Dollar and Thrifty. Budget is a few blocks away, walkable, but not easy in the South Texas heat. They have easy parking for reasonable prices. Short term and long term. Airport Security is also well organized and uses facial recognition. I like this Airport because it's so easy to get in and out. The only times I've seen lines is when multiple airlines have flights departing close to the same time.

Lovely place to stay. Everyone that I've met so far is friendly. So far all Covid precautions…read morebeing followed. Pool is out of order and I believe it's due to Covid which is ok---Better safe than sorry. 1015 RV Park is small compared to other places in the RGV. It's not too big, not too small--like Goldilocks would say "just right." And it's off International which leads one to Progresso, Mexico for a day trip. Also close by is The Blue Onion Restaurant and Nana's Taqueria which had wonderful margaritas! Both places great for various reasons.

We came to this park for our first winter Texan experience. It was wonderful. Joe and Mary the camp…read morehosts went out of their way to take us places and learn the area. The other campers really welcomed us and gave us more ideas. The pool was peaceful and in a beautiful setting. The owners chuck and Beckie were also very nice. For our first experience it was great. We will definitely consider this park again and would highly recommend it

Seldom Rest is definitely not the upscale Winter Texan resort style RV Park of which there are many…read morein the area. BUT it was a homey place to stay, the pool and spa were immaculate and kept that way and the funky tiki bar added character. Beautiful landscaping in the small pool/tiki bar area but less lush elsewhere in the park. Very big lots compared to the parking lot style RV parks nearby and included picnic tables and patio area in addition to parking for your vehicle and RV. Clubhouse is the only wi-fi zone, and the wi-fi there is just so-so. On-site manager went WAY out of his way to accommodate us - turned on the spa when we were the only users, found us a carport the evening a hail storm was predicted. We paid a third of what we paid at a nearby RV park last year.

I've been here 8 months now and I'm enjoying it more & more. The owners here run things and they do…read moreit well. The place is still adding nice thing's & beautiful landscaping. I've lived in 3 parks before this. I always wait one year to put up my skirting as it is wooden and a fairly big job. I think I'll be putting it up this March and calling this place home. Come stay for a visit. They really cater to winter Texans

Great south Texas rv resort. Ton of amenities and amazing staff on the property. Close to the…read morehighway but far enough that makes it very quiet during the night

We just came down for two months. Adrian, the manager, is one of the nicest people you could ever…read moremeet. All the residents treat you like family from day one and there's always something organized to do. It is one of the most economical parks in the valley. Would love to stay here again if we decide to come back to the valley.

This smaller park is home to many very friendly winter Texans that try hard to keep everyone busy…read morewith fun events. The park lacks the amenities of some of the other parks in the valley, so if that's what you are into this may not be your place. Year round residents are quiet and respectful. Pretty peaceful and pleasant place to live. Awesome manager will give you a hand when needed or hook you up to someone who will.

I had a great experience at Americana. I tent camped there for a week while exploring the lower Rio…read moreGrande Valley and was treated well by everyone. The manager Greg went out of his way to make sure I was comfortable and safe. The bathroom and rec-room were clean and well-equipped (the rec room had a very nice kitchen which I was free to use). There was a laundry room as well. I definitely felt like I was glamping.I was invited to join in activities and made to feel very welcome. The tent site was clean and level and had shade and a picnic table. The RV park itself was quiet but the road was busy and could be noisy at times; nevertheless I slept well. There were birders and butterfliers there who helped me plan my itinerary when I asked and were generous with their knowledge. The resort even had a bird walk area. It's very close to a beautiful state park and a superb butterfly garden. I highly recommend it!

This place is a gem. Weekender, vacationers, Winter Texans, residents, they have a bit of…read moreeverything here. 154 large sites with Bird and Butterfly friendly landscaping, large trees, short nature trails... and OH MY the BIRDS! Showers, laundry, kitchen, lounge... everything you might need during your get away.

I fly through here regularly and have never had a problem. Since this is a smaller airport, lines…read moreare not usually long unless there are two flights headed out around the same time. I can usually check into my flight and get through TSA security easily in 10 to 15 minutes. If you don't have pre-check it may take a little longer. The airport was recently remodeled and expanded and functions really well. As you approach TSA there will be a Border Patrol agent who may ask to see your documentation. If you don't fly often, get familiarized with what is allowed in your carry-ons and prepare accordingly. It's frustrating when others in front of you have not done their homework, have not prepared, or think they don't have to follow the rules, so they hold up the lines for everyone else. Yes, going through security is a little inconvenient, but it's for our safety. The employees here have always treated me with dignity. The pre-check lane is open all the time these last couple of years. While pre-check people are not required to remove their belt, my belt buckle is a little larger than some as the belt is reversible. So I always remove it prior to getting in line. This airport still usually requires pre-check people to remove their computer and electronics from the case. It pays to ask as the rules change. Be respectful, follow the rules and you should have a smooth experience.

Went through on a Sunday morning around 11am. Staff were friendly, good-natured, and helpful. No…read moreline, so from walking in and going through TSA took less than 10 minutes for me. No issues at all ^_^