Excellent service highly recommended. I called with short notice the dispatcher had a driver…read moreavailable who could pick me up on time and get me to my destination.

From the owner: Got somewhere to go in a hurry, and you need to call a reliable and trusted taxi? Do you want to…read moremake sure you arrive at your destination in style, but definitely on time style? Perhaps you have an important flight to catch, and you want to get a dependable and highly professional airport transportation service to make sure you get there on time? Well you are in luck then, because that is where we come in. Welcome to VIP Cincinnati Taxi, your premier taxi service in Cincinnati, Fairfield, Bellevue and all of the surrounding areas. We get you where you need to go, and we do it for a great price to boot. VIP Cincinnati Taxi provides you with more than just quality transportation services, we provide you with peace of mind, the kind of peace of mind that comes with knowing your travel plans are in the right hands. Our services here at VIP Cincinnati Taxi are priced to be as competitive and affordable as any other taxi service you will find. When you need a quality taxi service, it usually means you have somewhere you need to be, and you don't want to stress about it. The last thing you need to be worrying about when you are trying to get somewhere, is whether or not you will have to sell that slick outfit you are wearing in order to pay for the ride. VIP Cincinnati Taxi is always competitively priced, because we value our customers, and you can always count on us for affordable taxi service. Our drivers are always fully licensed and well trained...

Our family used Executive Transportation for a pick up in Cincinnati at 3:27am for a ride to Dry…read moreRidge, KY on June 19th, 2026. Our driver Kevin was waiting when we got there. The communication was great. He got us to our destination safely without any issues. The vehicle was clean and well maintained. We used them again on June 29th, 2026 for a return trip. Again the driver was waiting for us and got us to our destination safely. Vehicle clean and well maintained. Scheduling these pickups and drop offs went smoothly with no issues. I would definitely use Company again.

My husband and I celebrated our 50th anniversary and our venue had limited parking so we needed a…read moreshuttle to transport our guests to and from parking. Teresa in the office understood immediately what we needed and was always available for last minute questions which she handled personably and with clarity. Jeff, our driver, was a really friendly guy and always had our guests' comfort and safety in mind. We had lots of compliments on the Executive Transportation service. Thank you so much!

When I traveled to Cincinnati recently, I was puzzled that the Cincinnati Airport is actually in…read moreKentucky AND across a river. Never fear, because the TANK bus is here. The bus runs between the airport and downtown Cincinnati. The stop is at 4th street and Vine, just behind the Westin Hotel and by Sleepy Bee Cafe. The fare was only $1.50 each way, when Uber quoted me $25 per ride, and the bus runs every 20 minutes on weekends. Needless to say, TANK was a no brainer. I saved money and arrived at the airport before my friends who Ubered. Another public transit hub is on 5th street, along with a streetcar that runs through downtown Cincinnati. You can easily walk to those (one block) from this stop. TANK is an excellent airport transportation choice, whether you're visiting downtown Cincy for an event or staying in a hotel. There's a Grater's ice cream shop a block away, so treat yourself to a cone with your savings from taking the bus.

Tank bus is absolutely abysmal. Today, I was picked up a half hour from my home, driven to an hour…read morefrom my house to catch the transfer to go home. The driver took a wrong route, made me miss my transfer, and I had to walk home which took about 2 hours on foot. They refused to give me my money or transfer me to a live person. Don't waste your time. Tank isn't trustworthy

Great experience with Jimmy's. Highly recommended Super…read morenice driver and perfect on timing. Will definitely be my service from here on.

Another bus company flaked on us the DAY OF our reservation. Jimmy's saved the day TWICE at short…read morenotice. Thank you Jimmy's!!! (and never, ever use UTS!)

The only reason this isn't a 1-star review is that the price is right- it's super cheap! Otherwise,…read moreI hope to never ride a Greyhound bus again. Walking into any Greyhound station, it takes a strong stomach to actually go through with the bus ride. I can't quite describe it, but there's a characteristic smell that really puts me off. The stations are small, but some of them are pretty confusing. You have to go to the information desk to ask what door your bus is leaving out of when you get to the station, and when they call out the buses on the overhead, it's often muffled and hard to understand. I've found that a lot of times people just kind of wander over where a line might be forming and guess at whether they're at the right spot. The staff is sometimes nice, sometimes kind of rude- you never know what you're going to get. The buses are sometimes clean, but by the time I was on my last bus I had designated an outfit to be my "Greyhound" outfit, so as to not contaminate my other clothes with whatever scum is on those bus seats. Most of the buses had suspicious sticky stuff all over the floors as well. Also, I hate to judge the clientele, but the best advice I got before getting on a Greyhound was to keep to myself. Don't get me wrong, I met some very nice normal people at Greyhound, but there's definitely a good proportion of seedy people- on one bus there was a girl who had to switch seats because the guy across the aisle had his hand down his pants and was masturbating on the bus. There was another guy who brought a dog on the bus and loudly informed the bus that his dog was skiddish and would get "the shits". Overall, I was happy and relieved to get off of my last Greyhound bus, and I would never recommend anyone to subject themselves to travel on one; even though it's cheap, save yourself the headache and skeeve factor and try another way. PS last piece of advice- if you find yourself without other options and needing to take one of these busses avoid the bathroom on the bus at all costs. If you're travelled to India or another similar place, you're probably familiar with the hole in the ground style toilet that is used in those parts of the world. These bathrooms are pretty much the same.

Looks more like a fire station than a bus station. But it's clean and has vending machines.read more

I've used this service multiple times, and it's always been reliable. The buses are clean, drivers…read moreare professional, and they consistently arrive on time. I wouldn't book with anyone else!

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Found about the spring tour bus after seeing a groupon ad…read more I was searching for reviews about this bus before booking one, I couldn't find any review about this bus anywhere, so I was a little reluctant. I took a chance and booked one way ticket from Cincinnati to New york, and was not sure what to expect. Overall I would say I had positive experience traveling in this bus. The bus stop in the downtown is a little confusing, no one who boarded from Cincinnati were not sure if they were waiting in the right place. It is better you call their number and double check. There is enough leg space and the seats are reclinable, I am about 6ft and I felt it was just about ok, wouldn't rate it too comfortable. All the seats had power outlets and there was also wifi inside the bus(and it was speedy enough to load netflix seamlessly). I didn't use the restroom in the bus, but they stopped in a couple of gas stations in between. It was definitely worth the 60 bucks and reached NY on time. I took the sky horse bus on the return trip to Cincinnati, that bus stinked, it literally did. The bus was delayed for more than 1 hour. No power outlets/wifi on that bus. Avoid that bus service. The ticket prices on their website is actually expensive. If you are planning to book the tickets, check it out on gotobus.com, they have discounted tickets all year and it same as the groupon "Deal" price.

Forewarned...the lady who takes your tix when you board the bus in NYC has a very "new yorker"…read moreattitude. Overall this is a good OH/KY--NYC travel method. Overnight bus, cheaper than Greyhound, no stops in between except 1-2 bathroom breaks. Clean, power outlets, 2 drivers, always on time. However, They lose 2 stars bc nowhere on their website or tix tells u the following (and when u don't know, they give u attitude and act like u're supposed to know): 1. Regardless the different schedule they have on the website, there's always only one bus leaving NYC, which is at 9:30 (ppl at the office have told me 8:45 is the "check in" time) 2. ALWAYS print ur tix if u leave from ny, or else they will charge u a dollar at the office (no, u cannot show them on ur phone) 3. Make sure u "check in" at the office and get ur assigned seat # before u board the bus. Besides that, spring tour bus is good. It's quite packed on the weekends. Bring earplugs in case there are babies on board, ppl talking/watching things on their phone, or the person next to you snores. Oh, don't expect the wifi to always work or that it can load Netflix.

I used the Park and Ride experience, run by Cincinnati Metro, for Cincinnati's Blink Festival, and…read morefound it to be an efficient, well-designed, courteous operation. I used the Cincinnati State location. As I pulled into their parking lot, there was a Metro employee with a flag, waving me to the available spaces. I parked (there was plenty of availability) and walked over to another Metro employee, who welcomed me, gave me a colorful flashing light bracelet, and let me know which line to get in. This is the first year that they're charging for the Park and Ride, and I wasn't sure how it was going to work. The answer: easy and painless. As we progressed down the line, we entered the back of the bus, and as we got to the front, we paid -- most already had purchased passes they had on their phones; for me, the instructed me on how to put my money in the machine (it was only $2.20 for a round trip downtown, for the otherwise free festival, well worth being spared the hassle of driving downtown). As I got off this "pay bus," into a roped-off line of "those people who've paid," I was offered more light bracelets by another Metro employee, who readily answered our questions as we got in line for the bus to go downtown. The ride was smooth and uneventful, and we disembarked in the thick of the Blink festival -- the tunnel in front of the National Underground museum. While there, Metro provided another of their reliable services: the free shuttle through downtown. The shuttles were all packed but the passengers all appeared to be having a great time (it was Blink, after all!) The ride back was equally efficient and pleasant. The traffic was jammed tight, so it took us 45 minutes to get out of downtown. But the driver was calm and nonplussed, and most of us were so tired from the festival it just became a good opportunity to get a nap in. All together, a wonderful service, provided by a well-designed, customer-forward, professional organization!

People waiting for the bus at Ninth and Walnut scream and yell, disturbing senior citizens living…read morein the highrise apartment building across the street. Not quit sure why they see the need to talk so loud. My suggestion is to move the stop a block west to the Library where nobody lives.