Thirteen stations on the People Mover and in 2025, the rides are free. It's very hard to beat free…read morewhen it's also convenient and easy. It is a fully automated monorail and the trains run in a single direction. It takes around 15 minutes to do a single loop which isn't bad even if you have to go all the way around when your stop is only four stations in the other direction. Stations feature unique art installations and they are above ground. I did not see any security guards but they do have cameras everywhere. Just watch your surroundings and you should be fine. And q quick question to Detroiters: Why haven't you added and reviewed every station on this system? [Review 715 of 2025 - 420 in Michigan - 24275 overall]

The people mover has a stop on the second floor in our hotel. It was tricky to find. The Detroit…read morePeople Mover loop is approximately 2.9 miles long. A full rotation on the automated light rail system takes about 15 minutes, connecting 13 stations within Detroit's Central Business District. There is no conductor, just two cars with a button to call for help.

Oh Canada how much I've missed you! After living in the south for the last 10 years my trips to…read moreCanada were infrequent. The Detroit Windsor Tunnel hasn't changed much over the years. Getting to Canada is a short drive under the Detroit River. It's the hard to believe the tunnel has been a daily underwater route since 1930. At its lowest point this 2 lane roadway goes 75 feet (23 m) below the river surface. It was always a treat to take the tunnel as a kid. On this recent trip (7-23-25) I met a few friends for dinner and some gambling after at Caesars Windsor. It's $8.25 USD to cross from Detroit and $7.75 CAD to come back from Canada. Make sure to have your passport or documentation ready as they check everyone at the border and being prepared helps expedite the process. It can get busy during weekends, holidays, and rush hour time but seldom have I ever been held up long at the border.

The Detroit/WIndsor Tunnels been around for a very long time and as a kid, this was our primary way…read moreto get to Canada whenever we went over the border. While things have changed over time like the fees and customs agents, the tunnel has stood the test of time. I remember as a kid thinking it was so cool to see the "welcome to Canada" flag once you got to a certain point. It's about a mile long and only one lane each way. Very rarely have we ever had back up traffic since I literally have crossed this tunnel no less than 100 times. Coming from the Detroit side, the payment to cross is now entirely electronic. no cash! Card only. I think it was $7.50 to get through. Eventually, you stop at the customs agent and they ask you what your doing over in Canada and for how long you'll be there. If they think you have something suspicious or don't like your answer, you get pulled into the customs area and searched. Prepare to be there a very long time! They do have a duty free shop here for alcohol and a few other things as well. I can't remember where to pull off for this side of the tunnel, but it's somewhere if you need to. No bathrooms available!!

No issue with the driver. Car immaculate. Took us exactly where we needed to be…read more BIG ISSUE getting slapped with a $1.50 wait time penalty. The address I put in Uber was correct. (Screen shots). Driver was 0.25 away from me on the other side of 16 Mile Road. It took me 5 mins to figure out where he was and get him to my place. The driver blamed the Uber GPS. I would be fine with him being a tiny bit late. I WOULD have given 5 stars because the drive was great. Uber cut it's throat with this BS charge. I wasn't hammered at the bar and lost track of time. I stood 5 mins before the pick up time outside my home. I wanted this to be hassle free. Obviously it's not. I will use the business address next door to me next time, and walk over there. I don't own a car, and was hoping this would be less aggravation that the bus or cab. Slightly better. ETA: Uber in under 4 hours adjusted my bill, and took off the time penalty. Back to 5 stars.

Charged cancellation fee, driver instructed us to cancel, then told us to rebook and if paired with…read moresomeone to cancel so he could pick us back up. Then asked us to pay in cash. Support is terrible; no live agents. Even when you ask for one, it just loads forever. then they dont talk to you and send it to a different department to email you in a few days. Loss due to incompetence of drive 49.48 due to telling us to cancel 2x. Will never use Uber again. Driver smelled so bad it gave me a headache. User's recommendation: Just no, pay $80 for parking or use casino free parking.

Excellent. Mark showed up on time for a VERY early flight. He was gracious and a very safe…read moredriver, too. His car is gorgeous as well. Highly recommend.

We needed a ride to the airport and this company was reliable and well priced. They were on time,…read morethe car was clean and we all felt safe. The driver was friendly.

Rather than pull my suitcase and backpack along the sidewalk, I opted to ride the People Mover a…read morecouple of stops and it brought me to Bricktown. The neighborhood is up-and-coming and surrounded by charming restaurants, bars, and jazz and dance clubs. Bricktown's streets offer a glimpse of the local art scene, fashion, and handmade jewelry. But not much of that to be seen at 8am. It was quiet and peaceful. This is one of the original stations on the People Mover. It is located just north of Congress Street in the Bricktown Historic District, making it a convenient stop for nearby landmarks like the Wayne County Building, Saint Andrew's Hall, and Cadillac Square. It features a side platform and is connected to the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Building, with an employee entrance at the rear. The station is between Renaissance Center Station and Greektown Station. For the moment, the train is fare free. Trains are fully automated and driverless. [Review 725 of 2025 - 430 in Michigan - 24285 overall]

Not the worst, not the best, You get what you pay for. The only pro is the cost, and the timing,…read morewifi never works, usually have old lakeshore bus, instead of the fancy doubledeckers, they advertise. the fat African American female driver with the fake red hair, is very rude and nasty, she smoked while people were getting on the bus, and ware, a dirty st Louis shirt, instead of a uniform. when we where at ann arbor, she yelled in a very rude militant matter, that if someone talks too loud on their phones, she will pull over, and kick them out, she was also talk on her phone via airbuds the whole drive.

Traveled from Detroit to Chicago. Our departure time was 8 am and was going to stop in Ann Arbor at…read more9:15 AM. Close to 10:45, we never stopped in Ann Arbor to pick up the other travelers. By this time, we are near Michigans border and I noticed the bus driver started driving towards an exit on the highway and he started heading east. I point out to my boyfriend that we started heading the wrong way without any notice from the driver. I look on my phone and we were now heading BACK to Ann Arbor! I overheard from a man sitting near me that we did indeed miss our stop and we're surely heading to pick them up. We arrive to Ann Arbor at 12:15 and everyone who now was joining the bus was livid from having to stand in the cold! I call the Megabus company and explained the situation. I was told I had to call when I arrive to my destination. I call, let it be know I had to call around five times due to lack of communication with the Megabus employees. I call when I arrived to my destination only to be told there are no possible refund methods, however I could get reimbursed with the money I spend for this trip on another trip with this company. I explained I don't often travel nor would I ever travel with them again. Such a huge disappointment to arrive to my destination three hours late due to a driver not paying attention to the road!

5 star service!!…read more Visiting a new city is always stressful. You have to pick a hotel, find your way to the place, and on top of this you have to do this blindly, not knowing the city. Thanks to the yelpers, I found Motor City Limo and called them 3 months prior to the trip to book the transfer to/ from the airport / hotel. A few days prior to the trip I get a confirmation email, and then on the day of the trip I get an email reminding me of my pick up. The only down part is, if you don't have access to email, you would not get this reminder. As I landed I got an email telling me my driver was on the way and a photo of Anton. Then I got a text message telling me he's at the Coffee Bean with an iPad sign. Total communication .. love it! He was so easy to find, and we had no communication problem. Anton was a great driver and guide. Our SUV was warm and he even gave us bottled water to sip on. Chatty but not overly chatty, and gave us tips on what to do in Detroit. I asked Motor City to allow me to tip the driver with cash, and I gave Anton a very generous tip for a job well done. On the day of our return we had "GG" and she was excellent as well. Bright and early at 7 am on as Sunday, she was chipper and friendly. She grew up in Detroit and told us how things have changed in the new Detroit revival. Just like our arrival, Motor City gave me plenty of confirmations and notifications, so I did not stress if my reservation would be there or not. Thumbs up to Motor City, and to Karen the gal I spoke to on the phone. Emailed me within hours, and they never close. Excellent, and recommend them!

Motor city limousine literally stood us up on our wedding day. We made our reservations over a year…read morein advance, followed up a few weeks before to make sure everything was in order, paid the balance due the week before the event, and then the day of... they were a no show. I received a frantic call from my bride standing in front of the hotel where she was supposed to meet the shuttle to take her and the bridal party to the venue and there was no shuttle. I called dispatch in a panic and they didn't have an answer for where vehicle was. They said the driver had left on time an hour prior but was now MIA. The 30-person shuttle we had booked for 10 hours of transfer service never showed up. They eventually sent a small SUV ~6 hours after our service was scheduled to start, but that didn't help much. Rather than enjoying our wedding day, I spent the afternoon and evening trying to coordinate rides for grandparents, family members and other guests from the hotel to the venue and then back to the hotel at the end of the night. MCL has since refunded my money but that doesn't begin to compensate for the chaos they caused. I would not recommend this service for anyone planning a wedding.

Love the people mover. Currently no charge and recommend taking the loop especially for tourists…read more The Fort/Cass station is by our hotel and convenient. Escalator is Dian and only got hit up for change once. I like this station and there is an elevator if you need one to access the upper platform.

Cadillac Center Station was closest to our office so I was here at least twice, in and out. The…read morestation was opened in 1987 and was named after the Cadillac Center shopping center that was proposed but never built. It is handicapped accessible with an elevator. It's a beautiful station with a number of artworks. Check out the mandmade mosaic which has some 26000 tiles that were originally fired in the 1930s for the never-built Stroh Brewery facility. The station is close to Campus Martius Park and Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library. You're also one block from the Campus Martius QLine station if you were thinking to transfer. Cadillac Center is between Greektown and Broadway. Oh, and it's free! [Review 714 of 2025 - 419 in Michigan - 24274 overall]

Driver was on time. Clean car. Mahmud provided a smooth, safe driving. Will use Batto again and…read morecertainly will recommend them.

On time and comfortable drive. Polite service, thank you very much. Highly suggested.read more