I used Coach Tours for my wedding in Brookfield, CT this month and can say I had an excellent…read moreexperience! You never know what to expect with transportation for a wedding but this team has it down to a science. We booked two 55 person Coach busses for our wedding and one for our rehearsal dinner. Trent was responsive and all the busses were prompt, clean, and reliable. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for quality service for a resonable price!

This company provided transportation to Mohegan Sun casino. The driver, Don on bus #22 Sunday…read more5/19/19 is an exceptional driver. Several incompetent drivers cut him off because THEY waited to the last moment to merge into the right traveling lane. With his excellent driving skills the rest of the passengers never even knew what was happening. His use of the GPS rerouted us a few times to avoid traffic jams that could be seen extending off to the horizon; getting us to and from the casino on time. There were even entertainment on the bus, enhancing the ride. And the bathroom was clean and smelled pleasant.

I was not answered quickly and they were not able to help me. I am not sure of the reason.read more

Great communication and wonderful service! Jimmie was amazing - so friendly and accommodating. He…read moremade the whole travel process that much less stressful! Highly recommend and will absolutely use again!

Stewart Airport is a great way to get to Europe from New York City. Instead of Coach USA you can…read moretake an Uber or Lyft to the Beacon Station to take the Metro North/Hudson line into Grand Central Station in New York City. If you must take Coach USA or Mega Bus make sure that you have both a printed ticket and electronic ticket. Mega Bus contracted by route to Coach USA. My printed ticket said "The reservation number above must be presented to our driver when you board the vehicle." The worker clearly could not read or speak English well. Stewart Airport is so awesome, it's terrible that when visitors come to our country from Europe the first things they experience are Coach USA workers.

Considering shortline added a new Wall Street express bus to the morning schedule I figured it's…read moretime to update this review and let Metro North riders know how awesome Shortline really is. Not only is Shortline bus cheaper than Metro North I have to note that their ticketing system saves you even more money compared to the train in the fact that you purchase 40 trips to be used within a little over a months time. The train sells monthly passes that have you losing money if you take a week vacation but with the bus you have extra time to use up tickets. Unused tickets can be mailed back to Shortline for credit toward your next purchase of tickets. Parking with bus is free while parking with Metro North will cost you your first born! Buses do occasionally break down but not as often as I remember the train having major delays on a regular basis. You might hear bus riders grumbling about delays but they are also the riders that have never taken the train and can appreciate the reliability of the bus especially in blizzards!! As a customer for over 10 years now I can only remember the bus cancelling service maybe 3 times at most.

We have used the Visconti limo bus service for several years at a local community college for our…read moreeducational club trips twice per year. I highly recommend this company- ( all sizes available) are clean & safe, and our regular Driver, Rich, has been very professional and welcoming to our group of college students. Highly recommend.

Driver was quite the professional. Limo was clean and comfortable. We arrived on time for our…read moreevent. Despite all the holiday traffic. Driver just incredible. Believe Brian sets the standard for customer service. Couldn't be happier. Thanks once again.

There is something to be said about a family owned and operated business that you just cannot get…read morefrom a corporate run business: flexibility, polite manners and reliability. It's their business, their reputation on the line. I was looking for a car service last minute, the night before my flight yesterday, to take me from La Guardia to a friend's home 1 1/2 hrs away in Montgomery. I called CAR24. Mike was super prompt in returning my text at 11:00pm, assured me he had availability and we'd touch base in the morning. True to his word, we booked the car in the morning and he gave me a very competitive rate. Didn't tack on last minute fees. Done, texted confirmation number. Gave me name of my driver, Allison, who touched base 5 min later with her cell number. Super prompt, funny and friendly, riding with Allison was a pleasure. A key thing to note: take your cues from the client. She didn't start chatting until I did. I'm from New Orleans and work in the hospitality industry there, handling conventions with 10,000-30,000 in attendance. I book about 250 private car service for clients a year. There are a few key things that are expected from a private car service that are unbendable: reliability, communication, cleanliness and polite manners in drivers, who understand it's not about them it's about the client. Likewise from a client: tip the driver and tip in cash. If you get good service, show it by tipping more than 20% of the fare. In our industry, there is nothing worse than a rude passenger and a bad tipper. Home run for CAR24. Allison even stopped at CVS so I could run in and grab something. Thank you!!! MaryBeth

They are very reliable. It was great service with a smile. It was a smooth ride in both directions.read more

If I could give a zero I would. Due to Amtrak having issues, had to take these busses. The…read moredisrespect from bus drivers and WE ARE NOW WAITING ON THE HIGHWAY FOR A NEW BUS. This is just unacceptable.

We traveled from Port Authority to Washington DC on July 7th. Our 7pm departure time was delayed…read moreover two hours. The staff at the gate was rude and would provide no information on the expected departure time. We were told to line up at 7pm and we had to stand the entire time- till we'll after 9pm. I was appalled at the lack of customer service. I don't think I will be traveling on Greyhound again until the service improves. Such a shame that it was such an awful experience- I would use the service more often.

Yes and yes. It might not be the red carpet but sure beats the price. The plan to run…read moreBeacon/Newburgh bridge was the best decision and daring one. For just 1.50 and free parking you may leave the car in Newburgh side, take the ferry. It takes less than 15 mins to get to the other side of the bridge, directly stopping at the Beacon train station. The route: Start by walking under the Beacon train station to the parking lot. Take the stairs up to this mini park and hang a left there. Keep following that route until you reach the main entrance to the bridge. Ensure to stay on your left, as it hooks to the bridge on left. There's not much crossing the road. Maybe, some parking lots here and there but that's about it. For your safety, always be aware of your surroundings for cars as they drive b fairly fast. This is a about a mile to the bridge. On the bridge, it made me nervous. I couldn't help but look down to the river. You are running on a metal plates all the way through. This is very sturdy although, the shaking could be unnerving. Next time, I will take a bag with me. Across the bridge is about 2 miles, keep following the trail to exit the bridge and will take you directly on the road to Leroy Drive. This road doesn't have a pedestrian walk way but fairly safe other wise. Along this route, there are some homes that are historical to Newburgh. This road is another mile to get to the port or docking station. Don't forget to stop in to take a pic or have a beer. Some restaurants here have the view overlooking the bridge. Key note: Please be careful when parking your cars on the parking lot. Although, there's immense foot traffic, stay within those hours when the area is busy in Newburgh. Another safe way to do it is to park your car in Beacon lot, free on weekends. Take the ferry to Newburgh and run from there (opposite to what I did). On Saturdays, Beacon train station has a Farmer's market. It's very small but worth checking with free bands playing.

Yes I'm a fan of the ferry, but really wish it ran on weekends. If you wish it did it too,…read morecall/write the MTA (they run it) and request it. If they get enough requests and realize there's a need for it, they might implement a weekend schedule.

Do not use! We ordered a hummer for prom, was given a ten year old Cadillac. The driver was wearing…read morejeans and a tshirt. Long story short the car broke down by the time it got to prom, air conditioner wasn't working and engine was smoking. The company sent a party bus in replacement, that was pulled over for speeding and then left our kids at the wrong drop off in the middle of no where with no one around and tried to refuse to retrieve them and bring them to the right drop off. If they say none of this is true they are lying. I have 30 people to back this up. They never even called to tell us the car broke down and they tried to say our kids didn't tell them they were being left at the wrong place when they 1000% did. All of this for $1600.00.

From the owner: All size Stretch Limousines and party buses 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 and 55 Passengersread more

We stopped at the Plattekill Travel Plaza on I 87 on our way to the Adirondaks, which is a sentence…read morethat sounds more romantic than it has any right to be. A travel plaza is a place where human beings briefly admit they have bodies. We eat and drink as quickly as we possibly can, we wash our hands, and then we climb back into our machines and hurtle north or south with emptier bladders and greater optimism. The good news is that after its recent renovation, the Plattekill Travel Plaza looks exactly like every other rest stop along the Thruway. This is not an insult. Sameness can be a comfort. You walk in and your brain says, I know how this works. There will be light, food, and a restroom that I do not have to search for and, more likely than not, will not frighten me. The building is airy and generous with natural light. Due to complete glass walls on two sides, sunlight spills in as if this particular corner of the Hudson Valley has been invited inside to keep an eye on us. There is a modest parade of quick serve restaurants greatest hits. You can secure chicken at Chick-fil-A, provided you're not traveling on the Lord's day of course, bread and soup at Panera Bread, a pretzel the size of your forearm at Auntie Anne's, and caffeine at Starbucks. There is also a respectable Applegreen convenience store, open 24 hours a day, which is where we did our foraging. We emerged with snacks and drinks, the sort of provisions that make you feel prepared for a journey that will last another two hours. The restrooms are large and generally clean. This is progress, particularly when compared to the pre-updated plaza. Not much more you could reasonably demand from a building whose chief purpose is to host people who are in a hurry. Parking is the only real adventure. Spaces are somewhat limited, and at busy times vehicles line the access road like a small and determined migration. The snow and freezing temperatures this winter have not improved matters. Slush narrows lanes and turns simple geometry into a test of faith while snow piles reduce available spaces considerably. You may find yourself circling once or twice, contemplating the nature of patience. On the whole, this is a solid rest area along I 87. It performs its duties without drama. Once inside, you could be almost anywhere, which may be the point. Highways are about going somewhere else. This plaza understands this. It feeds you, tidies you up, and sends you back into the wide and indifferent world with a warm coffee in your hand and crumbs on your shirt. Four stars.

I needed a stretch and a biological break and this fit the bill. The parking area ample in size…read morewith a fairly modern and clean interior. Coffee was for sale as well as a Chic Fillet. I got what I wanted and needed!