I toke a gh bus from new york going to Tropicana casino I was on time and the bus was almost 45 mins late. The bus was supposed to leave at 730. Give be a break, when I was on the bus is smelled so bad, it was making me sick, hey if you look at the bus schedule it gives them permission to be late because it doesn't take three hours to get to ac. No matter where you are leaving to or from ac return trip to NYC the the gh doesnt care. Since they feel we are the one and only. We get you there when we want to. read more

Greyhound is absolutely beyond awful. I started riding it between NYC and Atlantic City in 1990. It was pretty good then, especially the NY to AC leg. The AC to NY leg was never very reliable. But service decayed materially over time. They were constantly late to the point that it was almost NEVER on time. I mean EVER. In NY, there's a big ticket office, so you used to be able to go in and ask WTF was going on. Sometimes, they actually knew. In recent years, the line seems to have just about collapsed. You can't call any number to find out the status of your grossly delayed bus and there are very few places where there are humans at your departure location. Call the 800 number? Can't (actually won't) help you. Don't know anything. It's as if they think you are stupid. It's pretty obvious that they know where every one of their buses are just due to GPS technology. If a valuable bus went missing I promise you they'd know exactly where to find it. It's also common sense to know with absolute certainty that every depot from which buses are dispatched have telephones and actual "dispatchers". Forget about that track my bus tech they have on their site. it will NEVER help you find out why your bus is late or when it will arrive from the point of origin. EVER. Finding out where a one hour late bus is should not be a problem AT ALL. There should be a way to make an 800 call to someone who could call a depot and speak to a dispatcher. BUT NO..... And let's not forget about the condition of the buses. Seats frequently broken. Buses typically filthy. Drivers commonly angry and harsh. I've come to conclude that Greyhound views their typical passenger as lower class powerless people who can't do anything to harm them. And with all the degraded service - fewer buses scheduled included - they nearly doubled the price!!!!! I've found using the government run NJ Transit buses far more satisfying. They are clean and not broken. The WiFi actually works, unlike GH which is hit or miss - mostly miss. They are mostly on time and get you there more reliably even with a stop or two. if they are late, you can find out why and when to expect arrival. they are cheaper. They have a senior discount. I suspect this is what happens when elected officials who are answerable to the people run the line. Unless aggravation and being treated as a subhuman is your bag, stay the heck away from GH. It's a wonder they are still in business. read more

I give greyhound no stars as I have experienced massive delays on Thursday (In Sept) and Friday (in July) 4:30 PM bus to Atlantic City. In both occasions no one from greyhound let anyone know why bus was delayed or other alternatives that they could take to get to New Jersey, they said nothing at all and left everyone in the dark. Also the next bus leaving at 5:30 PM was also delayed and there was still no Greyhound Rep. explaining the reason for all the delays and if customers for the 4:30 PM bus would be allowed to go before the 5:30 PM customers. Greyhound lacks customer service and they seem to fall back on their policy that no refund can be issued unless the bus is 2 hours or more late. Due to this reason they do not care to explain delays as they will not have to issue a refund if you get on the bus by 6:25 PM. Meanwhile all of the customers become stressed, unconvinced, and are two hours late to where they were supposed to be. If the if the reason for the delay is a changing of shifts or traffic them maybe the best way to resolve this is to no longer have a 4:30 PM but instead a 5:30 PM. If you must take Greyhound take a early bus as afternoon bus need to get their act together. read more

Greyhound Bus Lines - STILL waiting for 4:30 PM BUS and it's after 6PM - Transportation Near Me - Atlantic City, New Jersey

Delayed for 8 hours. Not kept informed and only constantly told a bus was coming. Terrible service. Do not use them!! Was told on the phone that we would be compensated and then after submitting a claim, they just keep refusing any sort of compensation. Horrible company. read more

I booked 2 tickets from NYC to AC, NJ. When I got to the station, Greyhound had cancelled one of my tickets without any prior warning. There was no help and I got no answers. Emailed, called, chatted - still no answer. What a rip off. Terrible service. No refunds wither. Too many choices to take Greyhound ever again! read more

Garbage customer service. No communication between the company and when buses will be late or outright canceled. Will never use again.

Waiting for Saturday nite bus is a disaster. Already waiting for an hour, from Bally's. Finally it shows up , no apology needed if your customer service is 0. If you don't have a winter jacket, you will get sick because its so cold and drafty from every corner of the bus.. read more

Greyhound Bus Lines - Greyhound is the worse company to use , unless you want to get sick - Transportation Near Me - Atlantic City, New Jersey

the seats are so dirty I didn't even wanna sitdown u can tell they haven't cleaned them in YEARS some of the seat stinks so bad it's ridiculous DO NOT ride with them also the people are SO rude ! read more

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To complement the dejected and poverty-stricken surroundings of Atlantic City, we were immediately met with absolutely no signage whatsoever to direct us to a departure gate. Once we found the gate, we had the luxury of asking a bus station employee where, within the bewildering horde of people, could we find the line. "I don't know" he replied with firm certainty and a confidence we all should strive to emulate. When a bus to NYC finally arrived in the crippling heat, it became a complete free-for-all, where the everyday social etiquette rule of "standing in line according to your arrival time" was scrapped for "pushing yourself toward the bus door as quickly as possible to get a good seat." The Amtrak employees were fine with this. The experience was further elevated inside the bus by the quintessential ambience of a Greyhound: sticky floors, broken seats that god-only-knows-when were last vacuumed, two obese women taking up four seats, and that peculiar scent that can only be found on a narrow, poorly ventilated vehicle with 50 people stuffed inside together for hours. I write this review sitting directly next to the bathroom, the only seat available to me, where I am blessed with the smells of gifts that my fellow passengers leave inside the 3x3 container on the other side of the door. The icing on the cake for this consistently depressing chain of events is the feeling of sweat dripping down the back of my neck onto my new shirt, due to the subpar ventilation and air conditioning; and the furnace-like engine that appears to be directly underneath me, providing a steady and intensifying heat to my legs and lower torso. All I can do now is sit back and wait for a passenger to eat rancid fast food or play their favorite YouTube video at the highest decibel their phone will allow. read more

I am not gonna lie trying to get back to New York is usually terrible. I mostly go on holiday weekends to Atlantic City so that makes it even worse, but my advice is play and stay up all night then try to catch a bus back in the morning. The last time I was here was Presidents Day and actually the Monday morning I was looking hard for an available bus back to NY. Early ones like the 6:20 and 8:20 were completely filled up so I walked to bus terminal and manage to get the one at 10:00 am. However, just like some people said earlier that was over 20 mins late as well. It was a long journey back to the city. read more

I have spent weekends at my home in AC since 1990. I've seen a long downward spiral that slammed down with a crescendo in the last couple of years. There was a time when Greyhound was reliable and economical. Of course it was a standard bus experience - nothing luxurious or special. Back in the day, though, the buses were on time for the most part give or take. There was competition, so there was better service all around. Then the day tripper casino business more or less dried up when the racinos started popping up and Philly got heavy into the business too. That's when things started to change for the worse. I spent most of 2020 at home because of the pandemic. On a couple of occasions I rode back and forth and found a severe drop in reliability and customer treatment. No one at any of the casinos where it's most convenient, cleaner and safer to pick up the bus to assist with no show buses. The drivers would normally blame latenesses - which on occasion were severe - on the pandemic. But in 2021, I resumed my commuting and was astonished at how bad things had gotten. The buses were always late. It was a rare exception when they weren't. And here's the kicker. NO ONE could explain why. NO ONE could explain when the bus would arrive. There would be no one at the casino. If you went to the bus terminal, there were people there, but they would say they couldn't find out. If you call Greyhound directly, they'd claim the same thing. Now I'm not a stupid person.... Greyhound has a depot with someone in charge of dispatching buses, someone matching drivers with buses. In this day and age of digital tech, the buses all have GPS trackers. The depot has a phone. The drivers have phones. When a bus is late, especially remarkably late, you'd think that Greyhound would be able to tell you when you ask what the story is. So either of two things are afoot here. 1. Either they don't have a system in place (unlikely) 2. They don't give a damn about passengers. I vote for number 2. Because even if it's numbe, the the reason for not having the system is due to number 2. They've raised prices considerably. They've reduced the frequency. And they are always late without an explanation or an apology. I've concluded that it's most likely that they figure that they are dealing with a class of people who they could crap on, including lots of people who are used to being crapped on. The NJ Transit bus - 319 - is not non-stop. But it's reliable. The people are accountable since they report to elected officials who want to remain so. They even give you a big discount if you are a senior. When you add in the reliability factor, my experience is I get to where I need to on time, something that can rarely if ever be said about the greyhound ride between NYC and AC. only a fool would ride Greyhound. read more

This is CHAOS. This was my first and absolute last time taking the greyhound bus lines. I am currently on a separate bus because our bus NEVER LEFT THE STATION. We arrived at the designated terminal 30 min before our bus was supposed to depart, checked in, waited in line then was told to go to A DIFFERENT BUS STATION. So we went to said station, waited for another hour, it's now 5pm. Our bus was supposed to leave at 4. Our bus never leaves, the cops are called. NO ONE IS INFORMED OR TOLD WHAT IS GOING ON. We considered taking a $200 Uber back to NYC but decided on NJ transit. If you're ever deciding between the two PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE take NJ transit and not the disaster that is greyhound. read more

The worst experience with busses that I have ever had. Bus to AC 1 hour late. It was a zoo. People cutting in line, no organization, fighting for the seats. Bus from AC 30 minutes late. There was a man who had the wrong ticket and couldn't get on the bus. Took the driver 15 minutes to figure it out while everyone else stood in line and waited. I guess Greyhound has monopoly over this route otherwise they would have gotten their shit together. Never again. I'd rather rent a car. read more

Literally like being in hell... the WORST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE. I have driven to AC hundreds of times with no issues. I do not know WHAT possessed me to try greyhound this time. The chaos, the constant delays, the lack of ANY customer service OF ANY KIND makes this trip just unbearable. I am considering just calling UBER for 200$. This is a NIGHTMARE. How can this company stay in business ?? read more

Absolute worst bus service ever. First come first serve which is NOT indicated on the ticket at all (just says come 30 mins early to grab a snack and relax). Waited three hours to get home. Could have scheduled my ticket for a later bus for a large fee of $20 and still would have been waiting for the same price. Complete scam. Bus started beeping high pitched beep for 15 mins, driver did not care at all. People were smoking cigarettes in the bathroom and the bus driver again did not care at all. Guaranteed seats are $40 and non guaranteed seats are $55 but you'd never know you're being ripped off until you get to your bus early and still don't make it on. read more

Greyhound Bus Lines - Transportation Near Me - Atlantic City, New Jersey

Complete disgrace to the transportation industry! Avoid at all costs! Purchased a ticket for 1:15 back to NYC. Turned out every bus was over booked and after waiting until late into the night eventually decided to Uber back. Complete waste of time and waste of money. read more

I missed my bus returning which was on Tuesday July 7 and I tried to call to modify my ticket but was out in Hold for almost 2 hours. Now I'm not entitled to a refund because of the type of Ticket!!! This is ridiculous!! On top the bus driver was rude and the bus was extremely dirty. They had everyone packed together, not six feet apart!! Never again!! read more

I booked a trip to Atlantic city and decided to use greyhound as my transportation. I bought my ticket for 1230 departure from port authority. When I arrived to the gate, the lines were extremely long. As 1230 passed , an announcer on the speaker said the next bus was at 130, since the 1230 was initially sold out. No one expressed this to us beforehand, especially because our ticket has a time on it. The way back to New York 3 days later was by far the worst experience I've ever had traveling. We went to the Tropicana because there was a bus leaving at 315. Upon arriving at 230, the lines were already extremely long. The crowd of people were obnoxious, loud, and ignorant. When the bus arrived, everyone from the back of the line ran towards the front. Where was security ? Why didn't the bus driver confront this? Everyone started to argue with each other, as one security guard came. He did absolutely NOTHING to alleviate the problem. One man was arguing with two other men which ended up with one of the guys spitting in the mans face. As 4 more security men came , they ultimately just stared at the problem. The crowd of people that ran to the front were all scrambled on the side of the line. This was a obvious Indicator they had skipped. No one paid attention to that,as well as anything we had to say. We all tried to express the nature of the problem. Nobody wanted to listen, as they just stood on the sidelines watching the arguments flare up. There were 4 elderly woman in front of me that were standing there prior to our arrival. They didn't get on the bus because of all the people that skipped the line. My heart was broken. Greyhound needs to assist priority seating to the elderly, as well as disabilities. These people were here first, and they were overlooked because of the inconsiderate people who wanted to skip the line. What's the point of choosing a time, purchasing a flex fair, if you can't properly get on the bus. Why not use a system where everyone gets a ticket as they arrive to the gate. If there is 55 seats, give out the amount of numbers and if you don't get a ticket you can't board or you shouldn't wait on line. Simple. I truly dislike how greyhound handles these procedures. I didn't get on a bus till 6pm, meanwhile I had to travel to 3 different hotels to finally get a bus with a seat . I barely made it on that bus because they had previously picked up people. Only 25 seats were available and we had JUST made it. The communication with greyhound, its procedures, and the staff at these locations were atrocious. I will never use greyhound as my transportation method. I highly don't recommend greyhound. read more

Thanks for sending a bus that looks like it hasn't been updated or cleaned since 1987. It is truly filthy, and I actually feel dirty in my seat. It is astonishing that Greyhound can manage to stay in business with this service. I am appalled again at this bus line. I would try to call management, but let's be honest, they don't acknowledge their customers. read more

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If I could give 0 stars, I would. Waiting over half an hour for our scheduled bus at this terminal only to be told that the bus is full from Bally's, which leaves us (with SCHEDULED time) to have to be passed over for till the next bus. We left the terminal to go to Bally's bus terminal and stool on line for an hour for the next available bus. Essentially, this whole thing is first come first served even if you bought a ticket in advance with the time listed. Also, you're left to figure all this out by yourself with no direction or assistance, much less NOTICE of what you can do except wait and hope that the next bus has a seat for you if you wait forever. Never coming to Atlantic City again for as long as this is my only public transit access. Never using Greyhound ever again for sure. read more

They are the worst !!! Nothing matters!! Time or tickets. Bus is first come first service. Ac barely works and workers dont want to tell you nothing. Its the only thing keeping me from come to Atlantic city ever again. read more

Our bus was supposed to start at 3.30 at this bus station but it was basically suppressed and replaced by the 4.30 that comes from one of the casinos. We're advised to show up around 1 before, so in the end we, including a toddler, standing there because there's not a single seat at the lanes. Bottom line, avoid it. read more

Worst experience of my life. I paid extra money for a disability ticket so I can get on first, and I still had to wait. Paying extra money is a waste, do not do it. Once I got to my destination I was no good. I couldn't walk because my legs were crammed up for so long. I had to take my brace off and put my heating pad on. I told the bus driver I was suppose to get on first and he said they don't really honor those tickets. So why is Greyhound charging extra money for these seats? They are robbing people without a weapon. I would never take Greyhound again. THEY DON'T CARE ABOUT THE PEOPLE ONLY THE MONEY!!!!! read more

Avoid riding with Greyhound at all costs. The organization at this terminal is absolutely terrible. Even though we are supposed to line up while waiting for the bus, everyone rushed to be first and the driver didn't care. They let it all happen, pushing and shoving and all. I was about the 6th person in line and ended up barely getting a seat because that's how many people were able to get on the bus before me. Why even have us line up? And the driver was extremely rude to me and others. Never taking Greyhound again. I thought I'd give Greyhound a shot even though I read so many negative reviews, but now I know. First and last time using this company for transportation. read more

First time taking greyhound and never again. Bad experience ever. My bus ticket was supposed to depart at 5:45AM and the bus came late 20 mins, i was waiting in a long line, i have the next transfer coming up at 9 in NYC. When the bus came the driver let me in, i took the seat n the driver asked me to get off the bus with a reason is that the bus was full. The driver was rude with the other customer. The bus number is 85172. He said it's a first come first serve bus. So why i have to pay $50 for one way ticket and left behind. And finally was late for an hour. Never ever using greyhound again. Megabus is much cheaper and more respectful. At least they don't let the customer behind and yell at customer. They much more respect to customer. read more

I highly recommend you consider ANY other option you have. Bus is dirty, staff is clueless and arrogant and they are almost never on time. 30minute -hour late is standard. read more

LITERALLY THE WORST. My fiancé and I decided to take a quick weekend trip to Atlantic City from NYC and purchased a round-trip bus tickets on Greyhound. We left Thursday night from Port Authority and got there 20 minutes before bus departure time as the ticket stated to do, just to wait in a dinky line for that entire time. The ride was fine; the driver was aggressive and stopped short a few times but we made it there safely. WiFi was spotty but I expected that once we made it on the bus. (Side note- this was my first Greyhound experience and for some reason I was expecting a high-quality experience I guess due to bogus advertisements.) Here's where it gets really bad- We had 5pm departure tickets back today (Saturday) and got back to the bus terminal at the hotel by 4:30pm where the people working told us that all Greyhound buses back to New York were cancelled due to the pending storms, something was decided yesterday. I immediately accused my fiancé of missing an email, or notification of some kind but actually what he had in his inbox was an email from Greyhound at 11am today telling us to get ready for our trip at 5pm. Haha! Fiancé got on the phone with Greyhound to confirm that there were no buses given the lack of communication. He spoke to three separate people; all were unapologetic and admitted all the buses on the AC to NY route had been cancelled today and tomorrow and they didn't notify their customers. They gave him a hard time about a refund (said to call back in a few days and something about starting a file, Greyhound protocol, etc.) and he eventually got so frustrated he decided to just dispute the charge with his credit card company where customer service is like, valued. Luckily, we got to the AC bus terminal (took a chance thinking some other buses or trains would be running, before getting a rental car) minutes before a NJ Transit bus was leaving for NYC. Saved!Had to pay double for the tickets but totally worth it. First and last experience with Greyhound. read more

An unmitigated disaster. Do not try to catch the bus at the bus station. Either use NJ Transit or walk to the Bally's casino and wait in their bus center. They fill up the busses at the casinos and then skip the station! They don't tell you this, so me and a couple dozen other people were waiting for several hours for "late" busses that never came. Abso-f'ing-lutely ridiculous. read more

The worst experience ever on a bus. Heat is up to 80 degrees and the air con isn't working, the bus driver doesn't know how to operate the air vent and the heat won't turn off. Greyhound delivered a faulty bus, we left 30 minutes late with no reason or explanation!!! Worst service ever!!! Use another bus line. I would give zero stars if it would let me! read more

Never come to this hell hole. They fill up the busses with people from Casino's so they can screw over people who pay online without telling them, then get an attitude and threaten you if you complain. read more

The worst experience ever. I'm actually still waiting for the 7:30 bus to NY and it's 9pm. The only explanation given as to why the bus has not arrived is that it's delayed. Empty promises of buses that would follow the delayed one. I'm very disappointed and I will never take greyhound again. Why do they even exist anymore!?! How are they still in business! Something needs to be done read more

it mystifies me that in the era of GPS and smart phones, You ask Greyhound personnel where the bus is when it is late and they say they don't know. Is it 1970?? When I lived in Florida the bus would often arrive hours late to my podunk town and the Greyhound staff in the bus depot would have no clue where the bus was, at least here in Atlantic City the deviations from schedule are less extreme and there are numerous buses scheduled to arrive and depart throughout the day and night so if one has a problem there will be a replacement at some point.. the positive is that a lot of the buses have free wi-fi and charging stations at each seat now and that a round trip from Atlantic City to the Times Square area of Manhattan in New York is only $38, much cheaper than driving would cost and much less stressful.. Usually takes a little over 2 hours, depending on traffic in the Lincoln Tunnel. read more

Greyhound Bus Lines - Transportation Near Me - Atlantic City, New Jersey

if I can give negative, I would. booked a 4:30 bus from altantic city nj to NYC. now is 7 o'clock, no bus in sight. 200 people waiting in the station. bullshit read more

Greyhound Bus Lines - Transportation Near Me - Atlantic City, New Jersey

Outside of holidays, Greyhound offers excellent service to their customers. If you are looking to go somewhere for a holiday, I would plan accordingly and give yourself plenty of time; they tend to have a lot overbooked. Outside of the disorganization of greyhound ok major holidays, they truly do care about their customers and their satisfaction. Highly recommend, especially for y'all folks like me. Ample leg room. read more

Totally unorganized!! Very very very bad experience. This is going to be first and last. First comes first serve doesn't make sense even we have a ticket and seat number!! read more

First time traveling on Greyhound, Bought a round trip ticket from NY to Atlantic city and Atlantic city to NY. From NY to Atlantic city no problem, when we tried to come back we waited from 7:30pm to 12am, only 2 buses showed up and they were full. We asked the reason, they said that Ballys casino was the last stop, so almost no buses made it there we many empty seats. So we asked where we could go to take the next bus, they told us Resort casino, when we got there, they told us that there were no more buses to NY until 3:30am. This makes me think that this idiots over sale their bus tickets and dont care about people. There were more than 70 people waiting for the bus, some of them since 5:30pm. Never traveling again with this guys. Worst bus company. (We were almost at the begging of the line, a lot of people were behind us). read more

Greyhound Bus Lines - Transportation Near Me - Atlantic City, New Jersey

It says a lot when I'd rather drive 1.5 hrs to Trenton to take the train line to NYC than drive 10 min to AC to take the Greyhound into NYC. This company is horrible. I once had to spend the night in NYC because their last bus was cancelled because their last driver didn't show up. I inquired about a refund but never heard back from them. A year later ( the other day) I tried to give them another chance. I booked a ticket to NYC with a return trip. The bus didn't show up on two scheduled times. Realizing I was reliving a nightmare, I decided not to wait any longer. I approached the desk and asked how I would get a refund. She was actually helpful in giving me a phone number. I call the number and the representative said there was nothing they can do because it was an "economy" ticket. So let me get this straight... you don't refund people for spending more money on a ticket for your crappy services?! I advise anyone, for the love of god, please don't use this bus line. They are terrible. Most of their employees are unhappy and they are unreliable! NJ transit is a much better transportation service if you are from the Tri-State area! read more

This bus smells like 20 people urinated in the seats, shut the doors and left it in the middle of a hot asphalt parking lot in the dead of summer. THIS IS A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED SERVICE EVEN IF YOU ORDER ONLINE. MAKE IT IN LINE OR YOU WILL NOT HAVE A SEAT- they overbook often. If you want to sit alone, that's not happening even if there's plenty of other seating options, the locals do not care. I've moved my seat twice now, they are relentless. If you have to be somewhere important make sure you schedule your departure way ahead of when you need to get to your destination. The bus I took left a half hour late. Greyhound should be ashamed. read more

Having not caught a greyhound bus in nearly 20 years after previous poor experiences my wife booked us on one from Altantic City back to NYC. What an experience. I think the buses haven't been replaced in 30 years. Arm rests broken off, rude driver the worst ride on expressways. The bus felt like it's suspension was completely shot. There were rows of seats that had been pushed together and the driver was unable to or unwilling to return them to their proper positions.so some passengers had barely any leg room. Never ever again. My wife has learnt her lesson too. On this trip to the US we've caught buses up and down the east coast with the Bolt Bus and Megabus companies and the buses were great. Greyhound is a complete disgrace and it truly astounds me they are still in business. read more

This will be my last time to take a greyhound bus. I'm giving 1 star for being on time. Bus itself is dirty and wifi was not working as they advertised. But what made it worst was our big attitude driver, Lisa. Be aware because she treats customer like shit and she is racist. My mom who is Japanese was sitting behind the driver seat and as soon as the driver saw her using cell phone with no sound, she immediately came to tell her to make sure her cell phone is on vibrate. Ok I understand the sound policy that this driver had to tell her in advance. Then the driver came to speak to me that my mom should not talk at all since she is sitting behind her and move to the back if she wants to talk. What kind of policy is that? We weren't even talking. She also made other riders uncomfortable and a Spanish lady sitting next side of me not to use cell phone when I was looking up greyhound website to complain. I told her it's ok to use cell phone on the bus but the lady didn't understand English . Even greyhound pays me to ride, I will refuse. read more