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    Casco Bay Lines

    4.2(156 reviews)
    0.8 miOld Port

    Eat, Drink, & Be Ferry…read more Ferry service that charters passengers from Portland harbor to one of numerous inhabited islands just off the coast. We chartered a Ferry ride to Peak's Island on a crisp early Autumn day. The Good: *You can load your car on the Ferry *Nice boat with a top view *Staff was friendly enough *Fairly inexpensive at $14/adult & $7/child for round-trip ticket. *They also do scenic boat tours, as well as the Ferry service. Check their website for dates and times. The Meh: *Peak season pricing on autos that can go from Off-Peak Season price of $70-100 (depending on vehicle size) to $150-170 for Peak Season price. The Ugly: *Make sure to plan your day accordingly with the boat schedule. You don't want to get stuck on an island there without a reservation. Conclusion: Even if you just go out to the island and back, it's still worth the $14 of entertainment riding across the ocean.

    Mail run trip. Six islands: Little diamond, Great Diamond, Long, Cliff, Chebeague. The Casco Bay…read moreLines are the premier ferry line for folks getting back and forth to the many islands in and around Portland Maine. Primarily this trip is a working freight/mail ferry trip that they have allowed passengers to join and enjoy the beautiful views while the deckhands work. Super fun and economical way to get out of the city and see Casco bay. We were super satisfied and pleased. Would give my highest recommendation. Staff was phenomenal.

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    Metro - We're #1.

    Metro

    2.3(3 reviews)
    1.6 miValley Street

    Today I went to a job interview by the Portland Jetport. I went to the bus stop and ran to catch…read morean oncoming Bus. I knew that the bus was going in the direction of the Mall and not towards my home, but I figured I could just ride the long way. The bus stopped. The driver told me that he "wasn't going into Portland" (nonsense, of course, because the route is a circle), and that I needed to cross the street and wait for the bus going towards Portland. I decided not to argue and crossed the street. I waited THIRTY MINUTES for another bus. Finally a bus "going into town" (which, of course, they ALL DO EVENTUALLY) picked me up. Got dropped off at Westgate as planned and walked the rest of the way. That driver could have let me on his bus. But he didn't. Instead, he made me wait in the sun for THIRTY MINUTES! Nice new Busses, same old BS from public transportation. They know we need it, so they feel entitled to crap all over us. I wish I had gotten the drivers name. METRO might want to tell you they're "new and improved," but they're still the same unreliable trash they always were, with more comfortable seats.

    If we're talking about Portland's finest public transportation service here then I'm not sure I…read morecould give it anything more than 2 stars. Maaaaybe 3 only cause sometimes their drivers are consistently nice, but that'd be pushing it. Here, in bullet-point form, I will explain why the Portland Metro is receiving two starts: * It is ALWAYS late. ALWAYS. Shit weather or not, if you are expecting to get someone on time, plan to be at the bus stop when the too early bus would arrive because you will show up at your destination with moments to spare. Case in point: A few days before Christmas I waited at a #5 stop post the post office on Park Ave. My plan was perfect - get the city bus, hop on a Concord Trailways bus, meet my brother in South Station and get a RIDE home to the South Shore of MA. A RIDE! Not another hour on public transit. So, I get to my stuf 15 (FIFTEEN!) minutes early and patiently wait. and wait. and wait. I call the customer service number on the sign and the man informs me that due to the past snow and the shitty road conditions that the bus is running behind. "No problem," I think "I still have time." Another 15 minutes goes by, then 15 more and I realize that I will NOT be making it to my scheduled bus to Boston and that the city bus just decided to not show up on this particular route - thought I saw four of the #5 buses heading on the other side of the street. *THEY SOMETIMES JUST NEVER COME!!! - - - there have been many times when I've gotten to a stop and waited, and thought maybe i was at the wrong stop but saw the sign so continued waiting anyway, and then realized that the bus was just never going to show up. * The printed maps can be difficult to follow. If you don't have the topographic map of Portland committed to memory, then it can be hard to figure out where the bus will let you off closed to where you need to go or vice versa, although to their defense i guess there are a lot of stops and printing them all could be costly...or something? * The people who ride with you - this can either make or break your experience. Case in Point part two -Once I had to go to the mall so I waited at the Metro station on elm street. I board my #5, happy because it was on time and not too crowded. A woman in a wheelchair embarks the bus. The driver kindly lowers the lift down and our bus does it's shimmy and shake because face it, we're not riding state of the art here. Said woman in wheelchair wasn't exactly slim and trim and when the wheelchair ramp rose to get her on the bus it GOT STUCK. As in, she was strapped into the lift and the lift decided it had it's final moments and pooped out. I'm sure she was mortified so it's why I'm trying to refrain from being mean, but we ended up having to board another bus and I was no longer on time. *Once I road the bus to South Portland and on the way back the driver decided to stop at a Hannaford and go inside. I was the only one on the bus and wasn't sure what was happening. * This fits under who rides : another time, the #4, which I take to get to USM, was fairly crowded and I sat next to this crabby looking lady. When my stop was coming near I asked her if she could pull the stop line thing for me. She turned her head, grunted, and made no motion to do so. I'M SORRY I WAS ASKING YOU TO PERFORM MORE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN A SECOND THAN YOU PROBABLY GET ALL DAY! *I think I've gotten the flu two separate times from riding on this petri dish of public service. FINALLY, ride the bus if you have to. It's my only option since neither my boyfriend or I have a car. Mostly the riders are nice, and I only pay fifty-cents cause I'm a student, but if you have other ways to get around, take it. I can't wait for bike weather!

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