Red Arrow has been around forever, since at least the 90's when I remember riding it as a kid and…read moreteenager between Edmonton and Fort McMurray. Years later, Red Arrow is still a fantastic option for travel within Alberta. I booked ahead of time through Red Arrow's website, but if there is room on the bus you can book as a walk-up as well. I love that as a solo traveler I can reserve single seats on one side of the bus, and have that seat waiting for me. Routes run at a variety of times, and you can cancel for a full refund up to three hours before departure. You need to arrive 15 minutes before departure for boarding and they'll check your name and seat assignment as you get on the bus. I love how flexible this traveling option is, especially compared to the hassle that flying has become. There are snacks, pop and water in the back of the bus, along with a washroom, and a movie plays on a few screens. The movies are usually kind of old and a DVD that the driver puts in, but a nice option if you want to plug in your headphones and listen. Generally I find the seats and the trips to be comfortable and easy, with a stop halfway (Grasslands for trips to Fort McMurray and Red Deer for trips to Calgary). Highly recommended!

Would be a 5* - timing was great, price was great, driver and staff did their job and were…read morefriendly, but the bus itself, despite being a newer one than I usually ride on, has some problems that are inexcusable. The bus is LOUD. The constant banging from the sign on the passenger side destination display is just absurd. Some padding (hell, a pool noodle would do the trick!) is cheap and would eliminate the problem entirely, and would be easy to hide. There's just no excuse for that much rattling for something I fixed by putting my finger there just to see if that would work: It did. The squeaking from loose seats is annoying, and coupling that in with the rattling from that sign for every bump and crack on the highway, I had to put earbuds in to drown the rattling out. Lastly: There are two check lights lit up on the dash. Why is maintenance not being done? Even if it's minor, how do we as passengers know that? My safety is in YOUR hands, it's what I pay you for. My life is worth something to me, even if it isn't to you. Fix your busses. There's zero excuses for engine lights and rattling and banging and squeaking.

As an employer, they have no loyalty to their long term employees. This company is the lowest…read morepaying school bus company in the Edmonton and surrounding cities. It was a good company to work for before the new owners bought it in 2020.

From the owner: We Offer - Transportation services in the greater Edmonton area to almost anywhere. This includes…read morestudent transportation, school bus charter and private transportation, charter bus transportation to organizations and private charters, courteous bus drivers and a safe atmosphere, competitive rates, specialized special education transportation, including wheelchair-accessible vehicles.

I've ridden as a guest on Blue Sky limos now about a half dozen times…read more The staff are always friendly and top notch! They have a wide variety of options ranging from standard limo to limo bus! Always a twinkling star ceiling!

We felt like total VIPs as we were toured around Edmonton for two days in the limo bus from Blue…read moreSky Limos. The limo was always on time, was clean and totally spacious. I believe there were at least 20 of us and we all fit comfortably. We enjoyed the rocking tunes on the bus, the massive amount of cup holders for all of your drinks and the fun interior lights! Thank you to the friendly drivers for getting us where we needed to be safely and on time! My only challenge was the height of the stairs - they're pretty high and especially with heels, they are a little hard to manoeuver. If you have sore knees you'll find the height tough as well.

This is the bus service for Leduc. It used to be C-Line Transit, but it got renamed. Before there…read morewas just a route to Edmonton and back, but now there are a few routes around Leduc and Nisku. There's even a route to the Airport and the Outlet Mall. I believe the fares to Edmonton are a bit higher, but a one-way fare around Leduc or to Nisku or the airport is $2 (cash only). You can also buy a monthly pass, but I don't take the bus that often. The Edmonton bound bus is a full-size bus, but the other buses are much smaller (about 20 seats). The seats are comfortable. While.the Edmonton bound bus has WiFi the other bus routes don't. I wish they would add WiFi to all their buses.

New, clean buses with wifi to Edmonton. Always on time, and takes detours if there is an accident…read moreon the highway. Drivers are very friendly and helpful. If the LRT is delayed, they will hold the buses so everyone gets home

The Ebus is a decent option to travel between Edmonton and Calgary. Booking online saved 5% off…read morethe fare so it worked out to be almost $88 for a return trip. We boarded at the south Edmonton location where they have an office with seats, washroom, and vending machine. There's also a Smitty's right beside the office. Unlike the Red Arrow, there's no assigned seating but there were 2 seats next to each other. Although it wasn't as full capacity on both trips, some people did have a seat mate. The power outlet and wifi were great when the connection would work. The seats were fine, and I appreciated the stop in Red Deer to get up and stretch and for a bathroom break. The bus does make a number of stops including at the Edmonton airport and CrossIron Mills so it did seem like a long ride. Before Ebus was an option, I would take Red Arrow. That ride is definitely more comfortable but the cost is almost twice that of Ebus so it's nice to have this option.

Seriously this is the best and cheapest way to get to and from Calgary if you don't want to drive…read more $38 a way you can't go wrong! My partner and I decided we didn't want to drive down for an event. It was so nice to sit back and relax. E-bus runs out of the Red Arrow offices in Edmonton and Calgary. Desk staff were polite and the drivers were very nice! free wifi on the bus! The first coach on the way down was newer and very comfy! On the way back to edmonton we were on a older coach but it was still nice and clean. Was not too crowded at all! Power outlets for each seat. There were a few quick stops within the cities and one in red deer ...overall it really didnt take too much longer then driving on your own.

WARNING TO PEOPLE LOOKING FOR SHUTTLE SERVICE: We attended…read morea wedding this weekend (Saturday, June 21st) where Golden Arrow was shuttling guests to and from the venue. I have NEVER witnessed such poor execution and lack of service/resolution. Upon arrival, the bus driver disregarded event signage and dropped the entire crowd off right where the Bride was standing before the wedding. Two people stopped and physically spoke to the driver to ask him to turn around, but he disregarded them and the bride was exposed to every guest before the wedding. WORSE, they did not show up for pick up. The bride had to start making panic calls, where the dispatcher LAUGHED at her. The Bride had an entire crowd of people who could not drive due to drinking, at a location where public transit is not available. The insincerity from Arrowhead was just gross. It took an extra hour to get a bus there to the venue for pickup, followed by an HOUR bus ride to the hotel that should only be about 30 minutes away. This is literally what wedding nightmares are made of. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR GUESTS STRANDED! Book literally any other company for shuttling.

Terrible Experience .. worst experience…read more The bus was late, the seats were uncomfortable, and the driver was rude. The whole ride was chaotic--reckless driving, unnecessary delays, and zero customer service. The bus was also filthy, with trash from previous passengers still on the seats. I wouldn't recommend this service to anyone. Save yourself the headache and choose a more reliable company!

ETS is good during peak times when I need to go downtown. There are 2 buses in the neighbourhood…read morewithin a 5 minute walk and when traffic isn't busy and no delays, I can be downtown within 30 minutes. It's great as often it's no more than 15 minute wait until the next one. Coming home it's good but they usually run late by 5-10 minutes during peak times. With the proposed changes it won't be as convenient as there will be no bus to go directly downtown. Hopefully they won't make the change. The buses can get busy but I often can get a seat and the person beside me respects each other's space. Going downtown for just over $2.50 one way is ok. Often the drivers will give a transfer for 2 hours not the 1.5.

Terrible service. Near impossible to go east/west south of the river. 5hrs to get across millwoods…read moreand back is pathetic. Id walk or bike if it wasnt -20.

I booked a two-day business trip to Calgary, with Go Coach Charters. We were very pleased with the…read moretrip, driver, and the coach provided. Thanks For everything, I will call again!

Our company booked a one day tour, Edmonton to Calgary. We were very happy with the bus. Service…read morewas excellent, on time, took good care of us and was easy to work with, as we had changes in our itinerary. Safe driver! Certainly will call them again.