I reached the square one yesterday and the 107 bus express is terrible at 3:18pm and then waiting…read moretwo hours for 28 bus until it shows up late

Buses take forever to show up and don't run often enough. You end up waiting 20-30 mins for a bus…read more Buses are never on time either. They blast the AC in the summer to the point where I'm freezing cold and practically get sick. Don't blast the AC! It shocks the body too much.

Terrible customer service! I requested a luxury mini bus and got an old white musky smelling bus. I…read morewill never book again!

Our tour guide and driver was David and he was awesome!! He is knowledgeable about the history of…read morethe area at a level that would satisfy the curiosity of anyone. The tour lived up to and exceeded all expectations - from the pick-up to wine tasting to the Niagra Falls tour and more! I highly recommend this touring company to friends and family and anyone who wants to tour Niagra Falls.

Beautiful experience! We booked the Niagara Tour with attractions and lunch experience with wine…read moretasting and it was amazing. Our guide Shaf went above and beyond for our group. Very informative and professional as well as our driver William who saved us a lot of time in traffic, thanks. Beautiful views from the restaurant. Absolutely recommend this tour.

Our tour guide, Alwyn, made this an awesome experience for my husband and I! We went as part of our…read morehoneymoon and I couldn't wait to write a review. Our driver was Damion and he ensured a smooth ride to Niagra Falls. The trip was amazing with lots of fun stops. Will definitely be coming back again. If you are taking a trip to Toronto, it is a must-do!

The Milton GO line is a line of suffering. Trains run on it only a few times each day each way…read more Would more people take it if more trains were available? Who knows. Meadowvale is a hub for two transit system. You can catch GO trains and buses and Mississauga transit (aka MiWay) buses if you're lucky. GO buses of both the Milton line and the northern GTA (over the 401 & 407) are available. The station is open while trains run. There's a pair of not excessively filthy bathrooms (well, I can only speak for the men's room: the lady's may be fresh as a daisy) and a coffee & snack kiosk. It's odd, really. The station is isolated, and mostly only accessible via transit (like most GO stations, the parking is insufficient) but the transit to it could be better. A conundrum I suppose. It's not a place you'll ever spend more time there than you must. I did, one late summer day, try to ease my stress by taking a quick dandelion break. It was helpful.

Port Credit GO Station is a small but busy transit hub in Mississauga, serving both GO Train and GO…read moreBus riders. The train service is generally reliable, and the connection to local MiWay buses makes it convenient for getting around the city. The station is wheelchair accessible and has a ticket booth, seats, and basic amenities, and it's easy to navigate. Parking is available but fills up fast during rush hours. One of the nicest things about this station is its location--you can step outside and be just minutes from Port Credit's shops, restaurants, and lakeside parks.

Even though I visited during the COVID-19 Pandemic I am very ashamed by how this station looked…read moreespecially with all the graffiti that I saw along some of the signs along the different platforms. I definitely think this station can be improved in terms of technology and cleanliness.

This review is for the new Union Go Bus Terminal Hub…read more Bring back the old station!!! The new station is large and modern, capable of accommodating more people, but those are the only benefits. Aside from being a confusing maze with buses now on 2 levels, it has automatic doors in front of each bus that open only when the bus is there. At least, thats what its supposed to do. I usually take the Go train, but due to covid, the train has stopped its service and has now become a bus. I've taken this new bus route a few times already. Today, I arrived to the bus 2 minutes early and the automatic door was CLOSED. I was jumping up and down, trying to make eye contact with the bus driver on the other side. 1 person the bus stared right at me, as well as one employee on my side. No one said anything to the bus driver or me. 2 minutes went by and the bus drove away without me. this would not have happened at the old station, where there is no door between the bus and the passenger. Now I have to waste an extra hour of my life for the next bus. I plan to use this hour to warn others about this station and make my complaints. I regret not yelling and banging on the door like most other Torontonians.

So if you want to catch a Go Bus to almost everywhere in the GTA area or beyond from Union Station,…read morethis is the terminal to be. The waiting area is great especially during winter as it is warm and sheltered from the cold and CP24 always on for up to date local news. Either use your Presto pass or get the fare from the ticket counter. Just want the screen and when your bus is here, it will show you which platforms to board. Chairs are a little uncomfortable as they are metal.