The Dave Matthews Band Greyhound Street sang about this station, and they were damn right. Much like the Greyhound station in Houston, it's a pretty bad area even though it's right next to the downtown, and I think the Greyhound station actually creates the nature of that area because it just has a lot of low income and homeless people hanging out here and it's kind of sad really because it's not the first impression you want, but it's the truth and it's capitalism it's what happens. I like poor people more than I like rich people, but try telling yourself that when you're being aggressively followed by panhandlers around this station, including outside in the dark. read more

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If I could give zero stars I would. My brother was left in Tyler TX on his journey to TN with greyhound due to matters out of his control. He felt very unsafe due to the other passengers as well. My brother has disabilities and this is how he was treated! Absolutely ridiculous and uncalled for. Never use greyhound. I couldn't talk to a real person about this matter to get him some kind of refund. They said "you can only email them". Ive been battling them for two weeks now and their solution was a $84 voucher once again was only by email. Never use greyhound read more

I have traveled with the Greyhound Bus Company for years. And while they are the affordable way to go, the quality cleanliness and safety are seriously lacking. Not to mention their Customer Service "people" have gotten extremely rude, when you ask the simplest of questions. Yet they will go outta Their way to find New reasons and excuses to rob you. To the point, I'm traveling to Boston Massachusetts, stopping first in New York so I will ask my question there, most likely they will have the answer to my question, especially when I tell them that Indianapolis Indiana acted like they didn't have common sense or could answer my question. read more

I am extremely disappointed with how Greyhound handled both a lost property situation and a disability-related communication accommodation request. On March 3, 2026, I traveled on Greyhound Bus Route US1160 from San Antonio, TX to Austin, TX. After exiting the bus in Austin, I realized about one hour later that I had inadvertently left my suitcase in the secured undercarriage baggage compartment. Because the undercarriage storage area is locked and only accessible by Greyhound personnel, the suitcase remained in the company's custody while the bus continued to its final destination in Dallas. I immediately submitted a lost property report while the bus was still en route. Greyhound initially stated that the investigation process would take approximately 7 business days. It has now been about a month without recovery of the suitcase or a clear explanation regarding what inspection procedures were conducted or what investigative steps were taken. The suitcase contained electronics, clothing, and personal items, including limited-availability apparel that cannot easily be replaced. One electronic device contained in the suitcase has shown recent internet connectivity activity after the loss was reported, which raises concerns regarding how reported lost property is handled once a claim is submitted. In addition to the lost property issue, I requested a reasonable communication accommodation due to a disability that affects my ability to process complex written communication in high-stress situations. I requested phone communication to ensure effective participation in the claims process; however, communication continued primarily through email, which made it significantly more difficult to obtain clear updates or meaningfully participate in resolving the issue. Additionally, when asking questions regarding Emotional Support Animal (ESA) policies, responses at times felt dismissive when simply seeking clarification regarding applicable rules. Given that Greyhound operates nationwide and serves many individuals who rely on accessible transportation, transparency and consistency in both lost property handling procedures and accessibility communication practices are extremely important. I hope the company improves: * transparency in lost property investigations * consistency in communication accommodations * clarity in customer support processes * handling of disability-related inquiries I am sharing this experience so other travelers can be aware and so the company has an opportunity to improve its procedures. Documentation of the timeline and claim communications is available. read more

My bus is being delayed , I have no idea what time is going to show up, and I'm paying for my hotel Room. money wasted!

This bus system is complete garbage , got book , left on bus I needed too transfer , waited at bus station the bus never showed up an I had too be in New Mexico in morning so the said bus brok down so I had to wait for I 5pm bus , I can't wait that long , so I left an I had too get a expensive flight too New Mexico, then I bought another ticket from greyhound cause I need too go back too Texas from New Mexico , I purchased it then a couple hours later it said the bus will be delay , I just canceled the dam bus ticket, an booked a plane , people stay away from greyhound , it's not worth it , they still owe me money , I'll never book again, I going too fly from now on read more

Greyhound bus lines are crooks. They cancel buses when you travel hundreds of miles. They do not send you and email or any notice. When you call to get a refund, they stall and never return your payment. I believe this business practice is illegal in the United States of America. Pay and get no product or service nor refund. Not to mention leaves you stranded. read more

This company is owned from some where in Germany. They don't care the USA costumer. Inlight of the storm passing in the south I called to rebook my departure to Dallas. The lady on the phone said they didn't receive a notification of bad weather. I said mam I'm looking at. That's when I asked was she over seas. Yes she was. Then she said I would have pay for the change. I said I'll wait thinking they give a f**k. Nope at all. So when I decided to leave before the storm hit in Louisiana they charged Double. It's one thing to have raggedy buses for what they charge. And then to have drivers that don't really speak English to communicate. They just there job, understandable. But then u money hungry because people tryna get home and u know it. Never again. And don't let me get on some of spots. Questionable or maybe not, seeing who owns Greyhound. Unless u desperate don't get on a greyhound no where. Rate -0 read more

No compassion for their customers My husband and I had to walk 5+ miles to the bus in heavy rain at 4am. Our navigation was giving us wrong directions we couldn't make it. We tried to call greyhound but couldn't get ahold of anyone we did send an email. Today we were able to contact them told them our situation all the trouble we had. They didn't care. Would not refund or dov anything for us at all. That's a lot of money for some of us out here. I feel they should care more about customers read more

The bus driver lied about smelling like alcohol! When I told her I don't drink she claimed I was being combative and said I will not be boarding the bus. She stepped away for a while and she returned saying that I could board but I declined because I didn't trust her and didn't feel safe. If she could lie about smelling alcohol, she's capable of who knows what! The lady at the station gladly with an apology got me on the next bus. She had no problem embarrassing me and treating me like dirt and I know she has done this before! I know they are a private company and can deny service for any reason so this is all I got. read more

I purchased a ticket last year and 2 hours later after purchasing the ticket I cancelled the trip. Greyhound would not reimburse me for the ticket . They stated they can only give me a voucher for the trip. I went to use the voucher and it stated that it was invalid and then the voucher expired . I have contacted Greyhound only through email since they don't have a phone number for customer service. They stated not there problem voucher is expired . Then they stopped answering my emails . I have sent over 50 emails and have called the only number they have and they said unfortunately its not there problem. read more

Very poor experience across the board, between bus being over booked and police having to be called cause a passenger created a scene which put everyone on the bus behind our schedule. Then let's talk about the driver and the bus. The bus was literally falling apart, such as the mirror in the bathroom almost falling completely off. As far as the driver didn't have the air on at all, so it was very hot and clammy inside a full bus (probably over capacity) but in 5.5 hours he didn't let anyone get off the bus at any quick stops. Which some people on the bus have medical conditions where they need to stay hydrated/eat every couple hours not almost 6, along with other medical issues such as being a dieabetic. So with all these issues, I will probably be consulting legal council and pursue legal issues. read more

Please people, boycott Greyhound NOW! They have just put in place a policy in which there are no more local phone numbers to individual bus stations. If you lose an item there is no customer service number to call and the item is sent to the central office after a "few days". The "lost and found" form is inefficient because the main office in Texas has NO way of calling a local bus station to determine if the item was left. In order to get back to you they have to wait until the lost item is sent to Texas, many days later. Items lost on a Greyhound Bus are VERY hard to retrieve with this new system in place. If this is the customer service they provide to those of us that can least afford it, then they should be boycotted. The customer service I'm sure is better on the airlines and AMTRAK. FLOOD them with complaints. The toll free number is 1-800-231-2222. read more

So I worked for them for about 5 minutes (2 weeks, to be exact). It was HORRIBLE! You start out as a student, driving busses that have severe body damage, trash all over the place, torn seats, toilets that don't have supplies like tp and hand sanitizer. 3rd day of training our class was flown to different cities to retrieve busses. Long driving days, hostile work environment, harassment. For decades, they have been the ONLY interstate company providing this kind of service, so they quit trying. As a CDL bus driver with almost 2 decades experience, we expect first aid kits and body fluid kits on board; however drivers are "not doctors", so nothing on board for the passenger. Drivers are expected to be ready for their next run 9 hours after completing their last run. You can be sent anywhere, anytime. Training, drive time, and testing is unfair and arbitrary with some drivers being pencil whipped, while others picked apart and failed foe no reason. read more

It's frustrating that the only 2 times we have used them. They have managed to lose out Luggage. The customer service at station and over the phone isn't the best either. That's what I get for giving them the benefit of the doubt and using them again knowing damn well this happens all the time. read more

Most honest review you'll probably ever read. First off, they do NOT do refunds for any reason, and you will only find this out IF you are able to reach a customer service rep. They may reimburse you with a voucher that is less than half the price of your trip. I ended up getting a 21.00 voucher for an $110 trip. Also, if safety and comfort are two of your concerns, PLEASE scrape up the extra money to ride RED COACH! Greyhound, especially in Tallahassee, has become a show. The "new" location is outside on the corner of a very busy intersection. It is a hassle trying to get into the terminal, that it is also used for the city bus routes to go in and out. As I waited for my bus, I witnessed personally about 5 people get ran over by incoming traffic while trying to access the Greyhound. It is rumored as told to me by one of the GH work staff that the company's "new" owner, who lives in another country, purchased GH with a $1 bid. There are no plans to upgrade or improve its conditions until late 2028. Along the route, there are many other stops that have been turned into merely parking lots, even a few roadside stops, which in my opinion is very dangerous and unsafe, especially in extreme weather conditions such as rain, and currently snow. Most of the availability has been reduced to one route a day. Budget cuts are very noticeable and extremely DEGRADING to even someone who can barely afford a ticket. From a rider who used to be dedicated to Greyhound, I would rather drive or even use HITCH to get to my destination on trips where I just want to relax & dont feel like driving a long distance. Instead of GH being honest and admitting the company is failing and just simply merging or closing the business, like many failing post pandemic businesses, they would rather scapegoat the comfort of loyal clients to save themselves. I am not exaggerating when I say that my last trip with GH was HORRIBLE to say the least. The best terminal I have come across is in Jacksonville FL and this is only because it's terminal is privately owned, yet still scantily clad. If you don't mind having your trip ruined of diminished, by all means, GH is the way to go. Or if you are riding one way to a destination and just MUST make it by any means neccesary, maybe it is OK. But of you have any ounce of dignity and don't want to be waiting outside in wet, cold, frigid, or extremely hot in the summer conditions, please use other means of transportation. Many of the companies stay in business because of complacent sheeple who allow these things to continue or are scared to speak up, but the majority is rarely right. Only good about GH is SOME of the drivers, that is only if you get on board with the right one. If you are considering riding with Greyhound, please consider better options if you can. It would not let me add a review without clicking on at least one star but even that is way too much. read more

Greyhound sucks. Now they are blatantly just gonna steal your property if you leave it or it gets lost. They are now telling customers this. And they aren't giving out tags for your luggage in most places so they won't have a reason to contact you if they have Your Property. They suck big time. read more

Why did I pay over $500 to travel via Greyhound?! I cannot even put into words how miserable it was from beginning to end. The woman driving the bus was very harsh. She announced that she sounds mean but it's just her voice. Uh no, she shouldn't be anywhere near customers - ever! During a stop she got off the bus to yell at passengers for standing too close while waiting to board. The website said most had TVs with movies playing - not this one - and the WiFi was useless. The ride itself was bumpy and the twists and turns jerked our bodies in all directions. Within the first two hours my neck and back were hurting. I feel like they should be paying me for for the nightmare. Never again!!! Update: I attempted to use the Restroom while waiting. Unfortunately I had to turned around. Disgusting and unacceptable. read more

1st and last time ever booking. It must be a job requirement for every worker to be absolutely rude,from the bus drivers yelling at kids to speaking down on an individual for not speaking English. complete trash attitudes towards people read more

Absolute trash. They were delayed by an hour so I couldn't make my next connection transfer at Texarkana to Kansas. Rather than reimburse me some of the $220 ticket, they said I didn't reach the 2 hour delay threshold. And instead, advised me to take the late bus at the Dallas bus station, miss my connection and wait another however many hours for the next bus in Texarkana. After waiting over 12 hours because of the same issue from San Antonio to Dallas, I couldn't wait any longer and bought a flight back. read more

If I could rate no stars. The customer service if it isn't already illegal should be. I was accosted by the "security" at the dallas terminal on 205 s Lamar location. No one could provide information which caused me to miss the bus. I kept asking to go outside for my bus and the security yelled at me and told me to wait inside until he called us, making several of us to miss the bus. All because we used the "wrong"exit door he had us turn around and wait. Upon returning inside to call customer service the security guards began to tell us since we no longer had a valid ticket we had to "get the f*** out of there". I finally was able to speak with customer service and they do not offer a new bus ticket or refund. The ticket was not cheap at $120 I decided to fly southwest instead ...Found a flight for $150. I was not the only one who was treated this way, a gentlemen with his wife and 3 little girls and two older gentlemen also were forced to miss the bus. What kind of service is this????I would not recommend ever using this service. Use tornado bus, they offer customer service and don't treat their customer like prisoners. This experience was aggressive and humiliating. read more

Last night I bought a Greyhound ticket from Chicago to Detroit so I could visit my sister. The ticket cost me $70. This morning my sister told me that she's sick, and because I don't want to get sick too I've decided to cancel. Greyhound refuses to refund the $70 for a ticket that I can't use. They offered me an exchange. I said yes to the exchange. They want me to pay another $20. After numerous calls back and forth and even a couple of "customer care" phone numbers that turned out to be fake they informed me that my only option is to give them another $20 to exchange my ticket, bringing my total to $90. In the space of half an hour, Greyhound went from robbing me to trying to extort me for more money. Do not under any circumstances give these people your business. read more

The customer service is appealing. I scheduled a very ill friend from Austin to Dallas in order to get him to UTSW Hospital for a kidney transplant. He arrived at his pick up stop at 8 am. The departure time was 12:45. By noon there were 8 other people waiting for the same bus. It was delayed 35 minutes. Fine. The by 1:20 it had not arrived I staring tracking. It took the woman 16 minutes to inform me the bus had already arrived and departed. These people at the stop never saw a bus. It is 5:30pm and Greyhound is offering no help, no explanation. They told me there's no customer service dept to call. Just email from there website. This is just discussing to treat people, typically of low income, like their lives DO NOT MATTER. Come to find out, this HUGE company, est a billion years ago is not a member of the BBB. No shock there. They'd have would have to be responsible for their hideous business practices. DONT BOOK TRIPS THRU GREYHOUND. USE ANY OTHER COMPANY YOU CAN FIND. Some will be more expensive but I've already been told my &44.00 will not be refunded. I will need to buy another !!! Thanks for listening. I wish we could come together and put these idiots out of business!!! Cathie Owen cathieowen3@gmail.com read more

Why pressure us to sit in line and then there's no bus for over 45 minutes. The wait times never really sync up for this mode of transportation. read more

I buy my ticket from ocala Florida to Chicago Illinois for the greyhound and they have me here waiting from 6:30 am to 10:40am.supposedly the greyhound left am.but the woman who works at the greyhound arrived at 7am.and she was arguing on the phone and not attending the people, and the bus left,greyhound was my ticket for 7:25amon Friday 3 2019,the greyhound needs to have better employees because the woman who was in Ocala Florida she was arguing on her phone and did not attend the people, that is very bad and very disrespectful services of the employees for the community, the greyhound has very bad service ,greyhound corporation fix their services better because you are charging many times more than the airlines,I give a 0 to the greyhound for such bad service, never one arrives at the destination that they say, Sincerely Milton Rodriguez read more

If I Could Give A Zero, I Would In Feb my dad traveled from WA to AZ. Greyhound "lost" his bag in AZ, come to find out it was tagged incorrectly and never put on the bus. A month in AZ and they never could retrieve his bag. Greyhound issued a refund for lost baggage but they foubd the bag, then Covid hit. Since April I have been given the run around by numbers to call, half of then deactivated, and then told the only way I can reach baggage claims is by email. Ive been going back and forth trying to find where this bag is. Baggage claim told me they found it, I told them I needed it sent to WA and they told me it was at the station in Tacoma, WA. I went down to the station in Tacoma in person in July where they told and physically showed me they did not have the bag, looked it up and found out it was not properly tagged and never sent to Tacoma. I again reached out via email today where they told me they confirmed the issue with my dad themselves and gave a confirmation number which is a total lie! He is in my care, they could not display proof of "things being taken care of" and what the confirmation nimber was for, no one ever contacted him nor I and we still do not know where his bag is and still I get no firm answers from this company and no effective help. There are very important records in his bag he needs for his medical and we havent been able to get any service regarding this issue for nearly six months now. read more

Basically taking the bus to Abilene out of curiosity. My plane was overbooked and they offered me $1000 to give up my seat to a deadheading pilot. I figuredmy friend could drop me off at the greyhound station and I'd be richer for it. False. If this is your only choice for transportation, please consider hitchhiking as it may well be a cleaner, safer, and more enjoyable experience for you. This place is super filthy, anachronistic, and chaotic. Wondering if this is a Trump owned company. My bus is an hour late. The agent didn't know what time it was and told me to line up in the past as if it was the future. So I've been standing in the boarding line with 50 other people for an hour and a half on bad information. read more

Customer service windows were all closed, driver tried to make my daughter pay HIM PERSONALLY above the price of the prepaid ticket, and customer service line doesn't pick up in timely fashion, is outsourced to the Philippines, answered by people who don't know the routes well enough and can't give adequate information. read more

The worst model for a pleasant experience. Where should I begin? Ok my first bus left early as I was waiting to check my bags in for the must have under bus tags. I informed their staff of which bus and I needed tags. All I got was go stand in line. Well I missed it and it has been a horrible trip. All stops have been delayed . Bus drivers not showing up to work. Customer service staff screaming profanities at customers. Bus drivers refusing to drive the group of lined up passengers. Allowing border patrol to come aboard without a warrant. They actually took a gentleman off the bus. If you have to as is the case for all of us at times, be prepared for a bad time. If by chance you have a great trip, God Bless Your Soul. read more

if zero was an option. first and last time taking a greyhound. lets start by saying this was the worst bus experience ever! longest 13 hours of my life. i had to take the greyhound as a last resort...it was nothing like i was expecting. i took the greyhound on may 4th 2024 from new orleans to fort worth texas. my scheduled time was @ 6:15 am. i was in for a rude awakening. the bus ride was full. i have no complaints against any of the passengers. it was the warden like bus driver. i realize sometimes you have to explain the housekeeping rules on the bus. telling adults not to talk on their phones unless using a bluetooth device will get you kicked off the bus is effing stupid. telling someone to stop talking because they are asking questions is dumb. where do you find these people. i witnessed an act of violence on the first stop to baton rouge as we were waiting on the bus to be cleaned. there has to be a better bus service besides greyhound. do better greyhound!!! read more

Buying a ticket does not guarantee that you'll get a seat on a bus, only that you have bought a ticket. Despite having a ticket for a scheduled time, you may be bumped (repeatedly) until a bus with an available seat arrives. Apparently Greyhound sells more tickets than it has seats, quite a scam! Greyhound should only sell the seats they have available, as is done by commercial airlines. Also, though you'd think their system would allow for changes and rescheduling, Greyhound claims that tickets should be changed or rescheduled closer to the date of travel at the Greyhound station, however when you go to the station close to the date (including going back a 2nd time the morning of) they are unable to reschedule the ticket. If you're Greyhound station is just a stop, without a station, you may not get picked up, and watch as your bus just passes by....WITHOUT YOU! (they don't care if you might be a woman, child, elderly) read more

With a generic Dallas address yet not the one on Lamar Street, which appears to be the bus station, this appears to be Greyhound Bus Lines' main corporate listing. Greyhound has been acquired or merged into a larger entity which is headquartered in Cincinnati. However, with occasional trips in different areas, I will review them here, as others have done, rather than at a station. Sometimes, you want to do things differently and experience a new venue with new faces and a new attitude, the latter of which is a Patti Labelle song in the hit movie "Beverly Hills Cop." (Give a listen ... it will take you back in time.) But, mostly, you may want to save some coin. For that, the early purchase economy fares between two cities in the same region can cost what some people pay for 2 to 3 complicated cocktails, such that losing those funds in case you don't travel might be annoying yet not quite debilitating. Naturally, most folks are here to complain and can't look at the Greyhound equation from both sides. It's a mixed bag. You get what you pay for. Generally speaking, the routes in less densely populated regions that don't involve a transfer tend to fare better. That's not a pun. I'm talking about on-time performance, a more pleasant experience, a cleaner bus, and, yes, even less drama. I have ridden Greyhound between Portland and Seattle when I haven't driven and also to cross the Sierra Nevada during a snowy event. In Canada, I have taken them between Montreal, Quebec and Burlington, Vermont, crossing the border en route, and once from Edmonton to Calgary. With Portland and Seattle, the buses ran close enough to schedule, the ride and the drivers were unremarkable, and the tickets were cheap. When I used them from Montreal to Burlington, Vermont, it bordered on great. That's not a pun, either. The bus station is very clean (it's Canada), the bus crawled through Centre-Ville and allowed you to survey the city from up high from the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, the crowd was well behaved and incredibly diverse, an international border was crossed, it was less than $20 (U.S.), and the driver, a street smart and punchy Bostonian, was hilarious. (That bus continues on to Boston.) Then, I've taken them in the eastern U.S. where it involved a transfer. It was a disaster ... in both directions. On the outbound ride, the incoming bus had experienced a mechanical issue (that's one bizarre story) and it set off a cumulative problem with late departures. Greyhound stations do not have electronic boards like airports and train stations. That's probably by design. Instead, employees update you on what's going on via yelling and they can be incorrect, disinterested, and/or brusque. A lot of these people shouldn't be dealing with the public. I get it ... a Greyhound station makes for sensory overload. The outbound bus left 4 hours late! A lot of the passengers were commiserating and, being the "creep" that I am, a lady from one of the countries hewn out of the old Yugoslavia asked me to keep an eye on her dad (who didn't speak English) and make sure he got on the right buses because she had to go to her shift at a hospital and couldn't hang around any longer. On the return trip, there was police activity at the station, the bus went out over an hour late, and the connecting bus, which would have received over a dozen passengers from our bus, didn't wait for us. Again, the staff at the intermediate station was rude and shifted us from door to door. Based on the perfect alignment of the stars or something, I called an 800 number and found a one way rental car on the cheap and got to my final destination. I found out that it was the right decision, though I was tempted to wait. The only upbeat thing on this trip was a trio of bohemian Denver minority 20-somethings sitting in the row in front of me who were saying all sorts of random and off color things, possibly aided and abetted by their obvious consumption of marijuana ... but which offends my olfactory nerve, owing to its curious scent between that of patchouli oil and manure. As for others complaining about refunds, my experience was not at all like theirs. When I called in on the missed connection, the accented customer service agent (in another country) looked at the activity that day and informed me that subsequent schedules were cancelled and I got a full refund with no questions asked. That allowed me to pay for that rental car. As for the bags, one went underneath and a small one stayed with me. I wouldn't want to experience the loss of luggage with a bus company, so keep an eye on the hatch below when it opens and closes ... and on your things. If you want to save money, have room for a margin of error in terms of time, and want to get in touch with your bohemian side, take Greyhound. If it's a "no" to any of the above, then you probably shouldn't. Again, with Greyhound, I've found that "it depends" and you get what you pay for. read more

So I had to buy a ticket right away to get from New York to DC for a funeral. I bought a round trip ticket Saturday at 3:50 PM. They were about to give me a 4 PM ticket but knowing Greyhound now wants you to travel at the stated time on the ticket, I said give me the 5PM because I had no time to maneuver through Port Authority in time. I do indeed not get to the gate in time for the $PM so I was glad I made that decision. I had scheduled my return for Tuesday thinking the funeral would be Monday. However since it was scheduled for Tuesday I could not leave until Wednesday. I thought I could just change the ticket when I get there on Wednesday. Three things happened. I misplaced my ticket. When I went to see about a replacement, the Greyhound at Union Station in DC said they don't do that. So I bought a one-way ticket. When I got home was when I found my lost ticket. On Thursday I went to see about getting a refund, they wouldn't do that. They would only do it before the time scheduled on the ticket, not after. I asked them if I could use it again. They said I could write to the corporate office about a refund. read more

I took Greyhound from San Antonio to Fort Worth/Dallas. I took the Megabus from Dallas to San Antonio. This review compares them. MegaBus Dallas: *East Dart Station Temp Station Venue: *Shares station with the city's public bus transportation *Small Megabus office with one person *heated small space *Limited indoor seating *bathrooms *Food: vending machines that had locks on it. Wasn't able to access it if I wanted to. Organization: *They had you line up as the employee wrote down a few things as he went person to person. He then preceded to have us follow him outside as we waited 8 mins outside for the bus to come in 45 degree weather. *Once the bus arrived he didn't separate us very well between passengers needing to check baggage. So people were all over the place and he kept saying "make sure you check in" but really you could tell it would be to get on the bus without anyone knowing. It was unorganized. *the bus tells you on the side of it, the destination Bus: *no overhead storage so you have to check your bag in unless you can fit everything under your seat *the phone outlets DID NOT WORK in our row. Not sure if it worked in others. *WiFi didn't work *seats were NOT comfortable at all. Greyhound was more comfortable. *reserving seats book up quickly so add fast. Greyhound Dallas: Venue: *It was a much larger venue. *Plenty of bathrooms *Food: a few fast food restaurants that are over priced. It was almost 3 dollars for a bottle of water. There were a couple of vending machines. Most of the vending machines took card but the one with water only takes cash so if you are short on time and can't wait to get water from one the restaurants make sure to bring cash. *No one smiled Organization: *Signs on the walls that told you which line to stand in (kept me more informed so I won't have to track anyone down inside) *Once outside the bus numbers didn't match up with the ones I was supposed to be riding. It was confusing. There was no signs telling you which was bus was yours. Instead they helped you find the bus. Bus: *the phone outlets worked *the WiFi was spotty in areas which you would anticipate *the seats were more comfortable. I believe the buses are fairly new. *overhead space but keep in mind it's a tight squeeze. I wasn't required to check bags on the way to Dallas/Fort Worth like I was with Megabus *the bus driver Larry was hilarious and was a nice fresh of air after dealing with other non welcoming employees read more

DO NOT TRAVEL BY GREYHOUND LINES, INC. PO BOX 660362, DALLAS, TX. 75266. Booked a bus for my mom today from Sunset Transit Center in Beaveton Oregon to Seaside Oregon. Upon paying for the ticket the confirmation ticket drop off location said Elsie Oregon. No address listed. I called 5 minutes after booking and asked for an address for the drop off location. 3 separate Representatives just told me I could not change where she was being dropped off, and they did not have a record of the address on file. The pick up location was also switched to downtown portland (website error?). I asked for a solution, and was repetitively told they could only change the date and time but could not change anything else on the ticket, and it was non-refundable. I repeatedly asked for the address on where she was being dropped off and they did not know. It is INSANE that greyhound is going to be dropping someone off and CANNOT provide an address of where!!! They will not edit, exchange or refund. I asked for them to help me set up a seperate ticket with the correct information and they REFUSED TO HELP ME!!!! Stay away from this Greyhound Lines, Inc.!! They are frauds!! read more

so my ex wife was denied boarding for having a beer with lunch , I was with her at lunch we both had a beer, I drop her off said goodbye and left . that was 1pm bus left at 3:50pm . she was denied boarding because they smelled alcohol. Their policy states no alcohol on board or in luggage, apparently the baggage handlers have a drinking problem. she then contacted me saying ( the fine ticket agent would change her ticket for 20 dollars CASH and that she would have to wait 24 hrs to board the bus. I called to pay the fee (bribe) however because her ticket was expired because they decided she couldn't board that I now needed a new ticket. when I called corporate and asked how 20 in cash made a miracle happen but I couldn't put it on a card , how that happens . just got the run around, Im thinking a call to the I.R.S is way to go, considering 20 in cash voids their whole ticket policy. read more

Funny how greyhound can get 16 buses to Las Vegas for a stunt but not get one bus to Dallas for customers. There must be people stranded from cost to cost because of the bus jump in Las Vegas. I feel for you guys, that's to bad. read more

This establishment doesn't even deserve 1 star! Our bus was delayed from dallas to Austin and no communication has been given as to why or how long we need to wait. This is absolutely ridiculous... at all costs avoid riding greyhound! Such a poor facility read more

Thieves. I bought a ticket for $97 and needed to change my dates. Refused to give my money back. Customer service was extremely rude and there was a long wait to talk to someone. When I emailed them they just ignored me. Will never use Greyhound! They don't care about new customers. Now I'm wasting my time and getting my money thru the bank. I don't support criminals. read more

Unreliable as hell. I've used them to travel four times in the past two months, and every single time, the departure was delayed at least half an hour. Bus station is constantly dirty and filled with sleeping bums. The condition of the restrooms is frightening. read more