They have bad service they will hang up your calls because I called for my bags and they would hang…read moreme up instead of attending me

Nice little bus station in McAllen that can get you a bus to almost anywhere in the Southern US or…read moreall of Mexico. The bus company names are all displayed clearly at the top of their counters and behind the counter, on the wall, there are monitors displaying their destinations, time of departure and price. I'm sure most personnel speak English but don't be surprised if they only speak Spanish or have a hard time understanding English. It's one of the simplest, cleanest, bus stations I've been to.

Bus old, cramped, small seats and no leg room. Wi-Fi not so much. Operating in partnership with…read moreGreyhound but really inferior to Greyhound. When booking be sure you're getting a Greyhound bus NOT Valley Transit.

Last Monday I went up to San Antonio to visit my wife and kids, and I was supposed to come back on…read moreTuesday at 3:30 and be back by 7:30 in time for work. However, for unknown reasons Valley Transit Company canceled the bus trip. So I was reissued a ticket for the 10:15 departure, which meant I was going to miss work. When I got back to the bus station I waited for the 10:15 departure, but the man behind the counter never called out the bus, so I missed the bus. He said that I had to pay $20 to change my ticket. Where was I supposed to get $20? I had no cash, all my money was on my debit card, and the banks were closed already, and they wouldn't accept debit card.I'm not from San Antonio, I'm from McAllen. He demonstrated an uncooperative unwillingness to be understanding and helpful, and he also argued with me that he did call out the bus, but I was sitting their waiting and listening and he never did, which means he lied and was dishonest. So my wife had to come back to the station a 3rd time and picked me up, and dropped me off again 2 hours later so I could take the 2:15 am bus back home. I had to pay $55 outright for a brand new ticket. I shouldn't have to pay money for something that isnt my fault. Valley Transit Company and Greyhound are very bad companies. They rob people of their money, and make people suffer for their mistakes. I will NEVER ride with either company ever again. Do not waste your time or money with these companies. Bad business.

After four phone calls and getting cleaned out by a driver who barely spoke english I got a ride to…read morewhere I was needing to be. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

From the owner: 24/7 Taxi Service Se Habla Espanol Courteous, Friendly Service Fully licensed drivers you can…read moretrust. Dependable, On-Time Service You Can Rely On; Lang: English Se Habla Espanol Will Drive You To Anywhere From Brownsville & Surrounding Areas Service To Matamoros & Reynosa Mexico & South Padre Island Bus Stations & Airports. And Any Airport from Brownsville

I wondered if this listing had already been put up. When Island Metro, South Padre Island's free…read moreshuttle service, operated as the Wave, there was one review by a San Diegan and it is currently displaying "closed." Well, it's not really closed. Its name was changed to Island Metro. And it's still free. There's nothing to go bonkers about with regard to Island Metro, so it's about a 4 star venue. However, I've added a 5th star and I'll explain that later. South Padre Island, Texas sits on a long barrier island about half a mile wide and separated from the mainland, and its sister city of sorts named Port Isabel, by the Laguna Madre. Try to visualize the map and relationship of Miami Beach to Miami. In fact, both of these barrier islands have their southernmost points just slightly south of the causeways with which you reach them. But, unlike Miami Beach, South Padre Island lacks that sort of flash. It's more like Florida's panhandle, which they themselves laughingly call the "Redneck Riviera." South Padre Island does not have any minimally disparaging nicknames that I'm aware of, but is frequently referred to as "the island" or abbreviated as SPI. That SPI lacks flash is mostly a good thing. South Padre Island therefore attracts some visitors who might be budget conscious. And, to make this possible, as well as just make circulation more convenient, a shuttle bus service with fixed routes operates from early morning until 9 p.m. The system's smaller buses, painted light yellow or light blue and with the palm treed logo of South Padre Island, will be seen circulating most of the time during your stay. There are 3 routes, similar to those described in the review for the renamed Wave. One route runs the length of the narrow barrier island, from roughly the South Padre Island Convention Center, where the development thins out, down to the southernmost point of the island. Another route runs most of the length of the island, but instead crosses over the Queen Isabella Memorial Bridge into Port Isabel, going as far as its biggest shopping center. A third and final route runs from further inland from Port Isabel - an area named Laguna Heights - and crosses the causeway to roughly where it intersects Padre Blvd. but does not ply the island. The point is that, with three routes that feature some overlap, one transfer - at the most - can take you to most anywhere in this area you'd need to go. You can therefore get up and down the length of South Padre Island, and venture over to Port Isabel, without a car! You'll just have to look at what the bus's digital display is indicating and/or look at the basic schematic of the simple system displayed on the bus stop placards. And, again, using Island Metro is free. Here's where it gets 5 star good. The route going into Port Isabel, and its Las Palmas Shopping Center, is the terminus for Metro Connect's blue line (check its latest number or nomenclature), which goes into both Brownsville Airport and Brownsville. This line is also free. This thus means that, if using BRO (Brownsville Airport) as your arrival and departure airport, there will be no need to have a car on South Padre Island and its immediate environs. Just take note that, while the Island Metro runs very frequently, the Metro Connect bus from Port Isabel to Brownsville runs with much less frequency, so you'll have to plan around this. Again, you can get by without private transportation while on a trip to this relaxing beachy area. So, to wrap up another overly detailed review, Island Metro starts with 4 stars for each of the letters in the word F-R-E-E. A fifth star is handily added for being able to use Island Metro to connect to another bus (Metro Connect) to get to the Brownsville area, and the airport, and do it all without coin. And, with circulation and density that is a world apart from that of, say, Miami Beach, using Island Metro will be very relaxing, almost as if on intravenous demerol (an inside joke, and not a reality), which is why you go to places like South Padre Island to begin with.

Fun way to get around SPI, grandkids enjoyed it! Thanks SPI for the free transportationread more

Best price in town. Jesse was professional and did what he said he was going to do. My family…read moreneeded a very early ride to Harlingen airport and Jesse picked them up several hours before his normal work day. Highly recommend.

Let's Ride Taxi is ABSOLUTELY THE GREATEST taxi service ever!!! I found this service by luck…read morebecause no others would help since I live reasonably close to the airport. Not only would the others refuse me service, they were extremely rude and disrespectful. LET'S RIDE TAXI helped me when I was in desperate need for help. Jesse, went out of his way to help me. He is kind and respectful and a really great guy. So, take my advice, this is the only taxi to call when you need a ride. God bless Jesse and LET'S RIDE TAXI. They are the absolute best!!!

Great service! I was a student conducting research on Taxis and a representative kindly let me…read moreinterview them with questions on the business as a whole! This is the transportation to use when you need reliable service!

EXCELLENT SERVICE, PROMPT, and even supplied the mask I had forgotten to bring to airport. TONY…read morewas our driver, he was knowledgeable and informative. Tony was at our ser pick up location and helped with our luggage. LOOK NO FUTHER, if you need car service to Reynosa Airport, Tony will get you there safe.

Nice service, all around Rio Grande Valley. Good affordables prices..I recommend it. Service is…read more24/7.

If you need a ride to South Padre Island from the airport area, consider using Guerra's. Mr Oscar…read morewas my driver and was very professional. He was on-time and priced very competitive. The shuttles are OK but you get what you pay for. I like taking a taxi because there are no stops and they're on-time. Thank you Oscar and good luck on your future.

City Cab is a service I can't do without. The drivers are always clean and act in a professional…read morematter. Give em a call you won't regret it.