Denver's Union Station is full of history, good eats/drinks, and the beginning or end of trip…read morestories. I am not too aware of all the history behind the building, but I look forward to soon. There are plenty of places to eat and have a drink in and around Union Station (breakfast spot, coffee spot, at least 2 bars I'm aware of, etc). It really is a nice place to both begin and end trips. It is hard to explain but I'm sure you'll know what I'm talking about when you see it. It is also a nice place to get some work done. There are plenty of places to sit and plug in. Keep in mind that the bathrooms downstairs are open to the public so you may see some interesting things and individuals there.

I LovE Denver's Union station. I have lived in and visited many other cities (over time, so they…read moremay have renovated since) but Denver's Union station feels so fresh and modern with historic bones - not just like historic and old or something. I love Cooper Lounge upstairs where you can get a classy espresso martini and have an elevated experience and watch the activity below. There is so much going on in all of the various wings of this place! A hotel, other restaurants, at Christmas there is a holiday popup in the basement, a ticketing station, etc! I've really only been to the main area and love the new beautiful installment of Pigtrain Coffee. I love the fancy pistachio pastry dessert at Baumé and the Christmas tree decor this past year was AMAZE. I feel like it represents a standard that people will experience throughout Denver in their travels like if they just arrived there via Union Station or are relatively new. It's a vibe of quality that permeates throughout.

I took a cross country trip using Greyhound bus services. Not to mention the fact I must have…read moretransferred 8 different busses or more, this is some what barely understandable, considering the company must make a profit. There is a serious problem with most all of their employees and drivers. 9 out of 10 of the hundreds of employees total I had interaction with, had serious attitude problems, control issues, and threatening almost everyone they come in contact with. Many times the employees caused the very problems they were supposed to attempt to avoid. Since they have a Monopoly on this business, they treat their customers who support their business like animals. One person fell asleep and his mask slid down half over his nose and still completely covering his mouth was woke up and thrown off the bus in 30 degree weather because he did not speak English and could not know what the driver was ordering him to do. This type of aggression against customers is so sad. Something must be done

When I booked tickets via Amtrak to travel from Vail to Omaha, I thought I was getting a great…read moredeal. We'd never ridden the train before, and I thought it would be a nice alternative to flying out of Denver for our trip home at the end of a nice vacation. Unfortunately the Vail to Denver portion of the trip has effectively ruined my experience, and who's to blame? Greyhound. Through a bit of luck that unfortunately involved a knee injury, we arrived at the metro transit station in Vail 3.5 hours before our bus was set to depart to Denver. Imagine my surprise when we were told that there wouldn't be any available seats for us on the bus, even though we had reserved tickets in hand. The bus apparently already had 48 people as it arrived in Grand Junction, CO and would will up to it's max of 55 before reaching Vail. Apparently this happens all the time. So instead of being able to use our reserved bus tickets that cost $54.90... We first had to book ourselves last minute on a CME shuttle from Vail to Denver for $136.00. But since CME only goes to the Denver Airport, we then had to then book Big Sky Shuttle to the Amtrak Station for another $40. Luckily we were able to catch the train, but with a total expense of $230.90. Thanks for nothing Greyhound. No wonder nobody takes the bus.

I've had a great run with the RTD system since I moved here over 5 years ago…read more With the new locked bike room at the station they make it even easier than ever to leave take a quick ride over, lock your bike up in a more secure area than before (out in the open) and hop on for a ride. Don't want to leave your beloved bike behind? Affix it to the outside/front of the bus. The contraption looks quite complicated but with a little help or experimentation you're sure to get the hang of it pretty quickly. Some of the most convenient rides I've been most thankful for are to Nederland for Frozen Dead Guy Days (FDGD). Nothing beats relaxing on the bus ride up & back, particularly when the roads are a mess from the snow (that happened my first year to FDGD). Who wants to mess with the parking and risking harm to others if you opt to imbibe at this annual event? The seats are comfy and adjustable. Most rides to Denver (FF1) that I've taken have allowed me my own set of seats with room to stretch out and read or just relax. The drivers are often friendly and happy to strike up a chat (it's been a habit of mine since grade school to befriend the bus drivers). There's a help/police desk inside the station aside from the purchase window (where you can buy passes etc.) These gents were so kind helping me navigate the multipack vending machine inside the station. To note there is also an electronic vending machine just outside the doors to the station (behind the benches) for day passes etc. both this machine as well as the indoor vending machine take credit cards. If you have a few days before your travels you can also purchase many passes online and they will mail them out to you. Discount passes are also available. Check out the RTD website for more info. The bathroom is typically clean and great for a quick stop before the bus ride (as I haven't been on any buses with toilets). Overall convenient, eco friendly, relaxing, and affordable way to travel from Boulder to DIA/Denver I've experienced. The main improvement I'd like to see is outlets in the bus to charge phone/iPad etc.

I typically don't leave negative reviews, but not having a working rest room or acess to the porta…read morepottys is pretty ubsurd. Not to mention there was not a single establishment in the surrounding area that would allow access to their restrooms either. High key not ok.

Smallest and cleanest greyhound station i had ever seen. There are lockers if u need to leave your…read moreluggage.

On Saturday December 23rd Will, Gloria, TNMO, and Greyhound Corporate took me and my family for a…read moreride... but not the kind you think. I paid extra for services that Will denied my family... I paid additional for for Economy Extra so they would have "priority seating"... I suggest somebody at the Colorado Springs Greyhound Office give this guy additional training as he was very rude and unprofessional.... I am going to also post to Corporate, as well as other Social Media pages, as the aforementioned simply did nothing but took money away from me - a disabled vet... We'll never use this company again and suggest neither do you.

Definable a must do when in the Denver area I enjoyed it…read more Great views It makes a stop half way through the ride

Amazing Christmas train!…read more We decided to buy tickets for the last ride of the night (8pm) for Santa's Enchanted Forest. We also wanted to ride Parlor class this time as we've ridden coach before. Parlor had tables and snacks and drink service! Santa was so much fun too. We declined having any pictures taken, I heard the lady say it was $25 for one print. Which is fine but I also didn't think I looked cute enough as I was bundled to the cheeks. It was below freezing! After the ride we visited Mrs Clause and got the kid's jingle bells and hot chocolate.

Muy buen servicio gracias se han tardado los buses pero es por que el clima es pésimo y es mejor…read morellegar a casa que no llegar nunca gracia los paisanos

This company looks that they hire the drivers from a nursing home , grouchy, careless and…read morefrustrated old men, they get stressed very easily and that's why they have so many accidents, on the other hand the units are old y with very low maintenance very bad service use them at your own risk

Never on time with how much it takes they should be more on time with how the schedule for the bus…read morecoming on in and making other concessions to there other bus ride into work

Here I go again with my public transport. Back in the Bay Area, for almost five years, I used VTA…read moreLight Rail for my daily commute. So I have the firsthand experience regarding public transit. Today is my first ride. I rated it as four stars, based on the following highlights (no particular order): + Ample outdoor parking that's CHEAP + Parking pay station collocated with ride ticket vending machine + Rides are cheap...no comparison needed + Train cleanliness appears to be of importance + Timely departure and arrival + Airport service via transfer at Union station - NO restrooms at this particular station, or I missed them Overall great way to travel locally and especially to a Broncos game, like I am tonight.

Im not here to rate the bus but the services itself. I got stranded at s gas station because my bus…read moreleft and I didnt noticed. Luckily I made it to Denver station by Uber before my next departure. I had lost my bags, everything I owed was gone because thst bus had left but one employee was determined to get it back for me. I can't remember his name but he has orange saftey glasses on. He located my bags and got them back to me and im very grateful for him and the ones that didnt take advantage and steal

I got stranded twice using this bus line, the bus left Lamar Colorado going to Denver, Colorado at…read more330am. It was scheduled to leave at 4:25am! I had to wait 24 hours without shelter. This happened another time in Colorado Springs.

This review is mainly about the "Harmonic Pass: Denver" by Christopher Janney, Commissioned by RTD…read moreart-N-Transit. This art is listed among his other "Urban Musical Instruments". It was installed in 2006. I couldn't find much information about this online. There's a riddle you're supposed to solve ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rtd-southmoor-station-denver?select=hVUIr1N8WBWyO1l8-tTvig ) and walk by the speakers in an order. Since I was only going to be here one time, I wanted to be sure I activated the speakers correctly to create the sounds in order so I could hear the melodic tune. Don't think I was successful... People are constantly on their way to or from the station and have to walk through this tunnel. The cacophony of noises emanating from the speakers was music to my ears for the short time I heard it. I can see how it might be bothersome to some people. It was sporadically busy during the entire time I was there. I was getting stared at because I was trying to activate the speakers and record the sounds. I was probably in the way of travelers. Some of the pillars play bells ringing and others play sounds from nature like birds squawking & chirping. TIP: You need to pass by fairly close to the speakers to activate them. Just as I was about to give up, a nice sequence of dings, chirps, squawks, & bells began to play! I think the "Art" had mercy on me or it was programmed to play at certain intervals. I was happy no matter the case! ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rtd-southmoor-station-denver?select_video=T5lK28lo7pp8eZOjPIICcw ) As for the station, this is the Southmoor Station. It's located on S. Monaco Pkwy. Light Rail trains & buses are the mode of transportation here. This is a Park n Ride. If you are catching a bus, you just catch it from near the parking lot. If you are catching a train, you need to go down the stairs or ramp, through the tunnel, and go up the stairs or take the elevator to get to the platform. The tunnel crosses underneath the I-25. I would have taken the train or bus to any other station, but time didn't permit. It would have been cool to see all 30 art installations in the Denver area! You can ride free during July & August because of the "Zero Fare for Better Air" Campaign.

Speed restrictions are a killer and there are always delays that make me late to workread more

I worked with them to arrange a shuttle for a bachelor party. We went from Frisco to Black Hawk for…read morethe day, then came back that evening. Jake's was very accommodating and helped us plan everything! The shuttle showed up right on time, and was very chill about anything we wanted to do. He gave a ton of great info on the drive too. Pickup on the way back went super smooth. Overall great experience, and super affordable. I would use them again in a heartbeat!

We booked Jake's Mountain Shuttle to book a round trip from our hotel to Loveland. Jake and his…read moreteam are reliable and show up exactly on time (even earlier). You can trust them...you won't be stranded. There is a scarcity of affordable shuttles in the area and Uber/Lyft do not work too well. I got quotes from other people and this was the most affordable option we could find (shocking, yes). FYI their website says they charge $4 per mile if you are doing a ride from Summit County to outside of it. Keep in mind that this trip is calculate not from the origin point...but from THEIR origin point in Breckenridge, CO. This is very different from how taxis typically work... A trip from our starting point to Loveland Ski Area (a 13 mile one way ride). This route was separately quoted from two different members of his team. One person quoted $120 each way ($240 RT), the other person quoted $80 each way ($160 RT). Thankfully they were able to honor the cheaper route they quoted. That being said, we had a great time using this shuttle and it is very reliable. This is a great option if you are afraid of driving (some routes are pretty dangerous especially in snowy/windy conditions).