the red arrow but from Edmonton to Calgary had a bathroom door that when you went in, you couldn't…read moreget out- I was stuck in their for 30 minutes until someone heard me knocking to get out. When I called customer service they were not helpful at all. The overall quality of red arrow has gone down

It's just a piece of shit! Don't go with that. Much cheaper other bus service Calgary to Edmonton…read more And staff behavior so rude.

Now, I am NOT speaking for PWT, I am hoping PWT sees this review, considering they own Diversified…read moreTransportation, soon to be Standard Bus. Review of Diversified Transportation - Prince George, BC Division Working for the Diversified Transportation Prince George division has been one of the worst experiences of my career. The management team offers zero support and shows blatant disregard for driver safety. They create an environment where refusing unsafe work is met with subtle threats and pressure, effectively pushing drivers to comply with dangerous conditions or feel they have no choice but to leave. Management seems either unaware of or indifferent to hours-of-service laws, routinely pushing drivers to exceed legal boundaries. The two individuals they are bringing in to replace current drivers have reputations for irresponsibility and a lack of professionalism--hardly inspiring confidence in their leadership decisions. Safety standards are appalling. We are forced to drive buses with bald tires, unreliable transmissions, and gears that slip. These conditions are dangerous enough, but in winter, on icy hills, the risk to passengers is unacceptable. One long-standing employee was entirely removed from the schedule simply because she couldn't chain up tires four times a night in freezing conditions, despite a perfectly functional shuttle option that was removed solely to appease the company contracting Diversified. To make matters worse, Jessica, a manager, has turned the workplace into her personal domain. She hires friends, all of whom seem more focused on power games and wasting money on hotels and drinks than addressing glaring safety issues or supporting the drivers. This lack of professionalism and neglect for basic safety has left good drivers jobless or forced out for not being willing to endanger themselves or passengers. The entire management approach here is reckless, selfish, and utterly indifferent to the well-being of the team and passengers alike.

The only way to travel if you need to take a motorcoach "Bus" Big, roomy, comfortable and the…read moreamenities 2nd to none. Reserved seating, single seat selection when available. Free limited pop juice and hot beverages. There are magazines to read. 4 channel of audio entertainment. There always a movie on every trip. And my favorite thing about Red Arrow free Wi-fi and a plug in at every seat.

If you suspect you're getting too old and tired for a pub crawl, you probably are. Welcome to my…read moremid thirty-something world and why Bust Loose only gets a 3 star rating. My twenty-something self probably would have given it a 5. I was invited to a ladies only birthday party pub crawl last weekend. The birthday girl recruited enough ladies to afford a Bust Loose party bus from Airdrie to Calgary and back, two Calgary club stops and a male Party Patrol Host to stoke the fire and handle club entry and exit. We had to sign waivers, wear wristbands and were handed a Bust Loose necklace, which I pocketed for the evening. The wristband (which I wore on my ankle instead) was about all I could tolerate without feeling like a tagged and branded cow. The Host was a young guy who clearly enjoyed the attention, initiating party games on the bus and watching a few women get a little crazy. A variety of old and new party tunes are pumped through the speakers. Three poles in the aisle and handles above the windows are the obvious invitations for dancing and flailing about as the bus propels you into the evening's shenanigans. I don't know if you can choose your music but some of what was played was too cheesy for me to enjoy. I was sober so the bus ride was fun for the first 20min, and then I was over it. In that time I tried a bit of dancing around and singing to the music along with the others who were very excited to be there but really, it was 10pm on a Friday and I was ready for my pajamas. The Host could have been a little more organized and in control, but I'm pretty sure that youth could not offer the skills he needed to handle so many women in a semi-professional fashion. Being knowledgeable, confident in what he was doing and firm with timelines would have made a big difference, though. Bust Loose does the job in terms of adding some spice to your evening as well travel convenience, but considering I have mostly grown out of my spirited party persona, it's just not for me unless I can control the conditions. I'd want to choose my own music, rent the bus from 7-9:30pm on a Saturday and have it cart me and a handful of my closest friends from our houses to a downtown pub and back. This would not be worth the cash but honestly, a high-energy group of people who can truly appreciate the experience should rent a bus once. Review 15 of Yelp's 30 Day Challenge - Nov 2012

His name was Tony Cools and he let us know from the beginning that he was in charge of the party…read more If you've never been on one of these party buses, you gotta give it a try. Although Tony had a little trouble with the gears pulling out, the rest of the ride was smooth. The buses are weird in a way; they have these long rows across the bus from the front to the back on both sides that jet in and out. They even have twisted stripper poles should your party bus break into a real party. The music is pumping and everyone seems to enjoy it. I just wish they sold booze on these things and let you smoke. Then it would be a party. But it was still a good way to get from point A to point B. I think these things are mostly for pub crawls, but they say you can rent them out for anything. Might be a great way to liven up a funeral sometime.... The only negative, besides some bad music, was the general ambiance and cleanliness of the bus, which reminds one of a strip club. But what the hell? Anyway, I grabbed a business card on my way off the bus. Underneath the Bust Loose logo, it simply stated: Tony Cools|Party Bus Driver. That is by far the coolest business card I've ever seen. And Tony was a great laugh. I think the Avril Lavigne he was blaring came from his private collection. Good times.....

We found this company through a friend and booked their services for a family trip to Banff this…read moreweekend. We found the service exactly as promised upfront. Nice and clean vehicle, on time reporting of driver and the price according to our budget. We could not expect anything more. At the end of the trip, group had fun time and no issue at all. We will use them again.

GoCalgary Shuttles provided excellent service for our 100-person event in Calgary! They were…read moreprompt, the bus was clean and well maintained and the driver went the extra mile for impeccable service. Thanks GCS!!

I took the bus from Vancouver to Kelowna…read more Getting off the bus I forgot my purse/wallet and immediately reported it. I am a bit disappointed that there is no way of communicating with the driver - so basically something that could be found needs to get through numerous passengers and stops before it can be possibly recovered. I think this is weird. What if there were other more important or urgent things to communicate to a driver? I'm disappointed. Plus none of the power outlets or wifi worked that they boldly claimed were available for the trip. The driver also seemed confused and there were zero announcements made regarding breaks, stops etc.

I showed up to check in 30 minutes prior to my time of departure and they told me that the bus had…read moreleft an hour ago and that the time of departure was rescheduled and that someone was supposed to let all the passengers know... I had received the itinerary in my email and there was nothing about a time change. Other passengers started to show up going through the same situation and hadn't received any notification about a time change. Since I had an important conference and had to get to my destination I had to fly and payed triple the amount. Ridiculous company and terrible customer service. The girl at the front kept saying that there was no one she could reach at that time and that she was off for two days and didn't have a clue what to do. Worst than the Greyhound service if that's possible!

Growing up, this station was the end of the line for the south leg of the LRT. This meant that the…read morestation was always pretty busy with commuter traffic and all of the buses running through to service the southern communities. Since the new stations have been built further south I haven't really seen too much of a slowdown here. Sure there are a few less buses, but there is still a shortage of parking. Over the years things have deteriorated. There used to be a convenience stand which has been shuttered for as long as I can remember. The city has stopped replacing the windows opposite from the platform. I guess this is because jerk-offs were continually smashing them out. So now you can be sheltered from the rain or snow, but not the wind. For what it is, it serves its purpose, but if you're expecting more things like what you see in other city's stations then you'll be sadly let down.