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    Ithaca Carshare

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 5:00 PM

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    Budget Car Rental

    Budget Car Rental

    1.3
    (15 reviews)

    Called to let them know I would be there a day late due to a flight cancellation; customer service…read moreassured me that if I updated my flight info, they'd update my reservation. I arrived around 3pm at Ithaca-Thompkins airport the next day to find that Budget's desk is closed at 1pm Saturdays. No heads-up from customer service, no alternative solutions provided. We went next door to Hertz who was happy to help us, friendly, and had multiple vehicles to choose from.

    This location is easy to access and small enough that it's never TOO chaotic when wanting to pick…read moreup a car. The employees have always been helpful and efficient, and the drop-off is pretty simply. But two things: first, the drop off of the car isn't very convenient to where you need to return the keys. The return parking lot is on the other side of the building of this (very small) airport. And then there's no easy way to get back to the front of the location other than walking a longer way. It's not awful and is totally possible, but it's also awkward and kind of annoying. And oddly enough, I never get a receipt from this place. At Enterprise, if I drop off a car after hours, I always have a receipt emailed to me whenever the shop opens. But at this Budget, I have never received a receipt from a drop off. And they tell you to turn in your documentation/paperwork when you drop the key off, so you're kind of left with no paperwork? It's so strange, and I wonder if this is Budget-specific or if this is location-specific. Interesting. Either way, this location is the only Budget in Ithaca and is conveniently located near my home, so I'll still continue using it. But it does come with its downsides...

    Gadabout Transportation Svces

    Gadabout Transportation Svces

    3.0
    (2 reviews)

    I needed a service to help transport my 98 year old father to a doctor's appointment, so I tried…read moreGadabout for the first time. I reserved the ride 2 days ahead and specified the pick-up time (in writing, in the online form). I called to confirm that they had received the request. When the day came, no Gadabout showed up. When I called, they had the wrong pick-up time (an internal communication error). There was no other option but to cancel the appointment. The service is a wonderful idea and I would be willing pay more that $3 per ride for this service. It's a shame that it does not seem reliable (or at least not punctual). The doctor's office confirmed that their patients often wait a long time to get picked up after their appointments end. I'm just sharing this experience for others who may need such a transportation service. If timing is important and you don't want to wait a lot, you should consider an Uber or a friend.

    This is a great service to the community. Rides are only $2 or $3. I think this is primarily for…read moredoctor's appointments, but they can take you to to the mall, grocery shopping, etc. The only downsides are: Limited hours of operation. I think about 10:30 am to 3:00 pm. And: They serve many people and cannot always pick you up exactly when you want. They try to get you within an hour of the most convenient time for you. This means that you may wait an hour at your appointment when you arrive and wait another hour when they come to pick you But hey. It's almost free. Much cheaper than Uber or taxi. I always take a book. I like to read so waiting is not a problem for me. I think I read that each trip costs them about $26.00. But they only charge me $3:00. Staff and drivers are friendly and helpful. I appreciate their service very much. I am a 78 year old male with no car. Gadabout saves me a lot of money! Thank you Gadabout!!!

    Greyhound Bus Lines

    Greyhound Bus Lines

    1.8
    (24 reviews)

    Ya know, for a bus line I would say four stars is pretty impressive. In my experience busses are…read morekinda always a sh*tshow and this was comparatively pretty great. The things I loved: -they support e-tickets!! This may seem like a no brainer, but as Ithaca busses go, believe me it's not. I thought this made the process wayyy easier. - the outlets on board actually work!! Again, not as much of a given as you'd think. -your spot is reserved. They make you buy a ticket based on bus time, so no matter where you are on line, you'll get on the bus. The sh*tshowy part: -the "bus station" which I think is the pharmacy?? Is closed... so online is pretty much your only option to purchase tickets. -they stop at Binghamton on the way to New York. Every other bus service also does this, but the others at least let you know in advance. Would love to see a truly direct bus route. -there are ~technically~ two buses per day to New York, but the later is a 10 hour ride due to some confusing layovers... so there's really only one bus a day. Not sure if this is a Covid development but the inconvenience cannot be overstated. Last thing for the high-stress people like me: there is only one place that the Greyhound departs from in Ithaca, on Green Street in front of Urban Outfitters. It's a little unclear on the website, but here's your confirmation that you're in the right spot take a deep breathe.

    This Greyhound terminal is kind of like a cross between a richly historical edifice and... a…read morecountry redneck's tool shed. The kind that hasn't been cleaned in forever, has broken tools and equipment that should have been fixed or thrown out long ago, and doesn't have the faintest inkling of what a power grid is. Can we talk about how unpleasant it can get in a building that has no air conditioning in the afternoon Ithaca sun on a day that gets well into the 90s? Or how sketchy the bathrooms are, where one of the toilet stalls is taped up with a note indicating that it's out of order and there's no toilet paper in it? Or how one sink has -no- running water, and the other sink is marginally better... but good luck finding hand soap or paper towels. The sole attendant was "helpful" in the most basic way: he greeted us, then pointed to the door through which we'd be boarding our bus after we explained we were waiting on our return trip back to NYC. Helpful, indeed... considering all of the -two- doors one could choose from. I tried coming up with any transit hub (is that even a relevant term for what this place is?) that's shoddier. Nope. Not coming up with a thing. Fail.

    Ithaca Carshare - carshares - Updated July 2026

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