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    OurBus

    OurBus

    (414 reviews)

    Theater District, Midtown West

    didn't end up travelling with them because my travel plans changed but I did enjoy their customer…read moreservice with cancelling my trip. I forgot to cancel more than 24 hours before so I was able to get a credit of my trip and will be able to use that credit for the next time I want to travel which I appreciate.

    We picked up OurBus right across from the Javits Center, in the middle of the street…read more The storage bins were labeled, one for Baltimore, the other for DC. He scanned our ticket and we boarded. The bus was pretty full, so we ended up sitting separately. The above head storage bins are kind of tight, so I had to take something out of my over stuffed backpack to manage to wiggle it in. While my purse sat on my lap. I liked the foot rest and the hook on the handle on the seat in front of me. Trash bags were hung here and there. Looks like they also provided small bottles of water for us, though we had to grab those ourselves. The electric plugs didn't seem to work, but perhaps the ubs plugs in the ceiling did. Our driver was a great communicator. He set expectations so we knew that we had a 20 min rest stop before arriving at Baltimore, and pointed out things to help us to pay attention and to get back to the right bus. He warned us that given current construction that we were sure to arrive later than what our tickets said, and gave us his best eta given the circumstances. Another passenger later commented that the bus bathroom was clean. We kind of ended up being dropped off on a brightly painted bridge in the middle of no where - perhaps on Maryland Ave?, by a bus stop. A short walk from Penn Station.

    MTA - B65 Bus - Headed down Bergen

    MTA - B65 Bus

    (4 reviews)

    Crown Heights, Bedford Stuyvesant

    Coming home from an exhausting work out, I stopped at Trader Joe's. Of course, I got so many…read moregroceries that my already depleted body was screaming at me that it would rather die than carry them the three blocks to the bus stop. But once on the bus, I'd be okay, right? Well, if the bus ever came.... forty-five minutes later I asked a driver of the B63 if the B65 was even operating. He assured me it was, so I continued to stand with the other grumpy bus-less people. I told my new friend (after nearly an hour, you WILL make friends), that the bus was coming. His response: " Yah. Every other Mother's Day." I cracked up then did a mini happy dance when the bus pulled up, 52 minutes after I arrived at the stop. I pondered my relationship with the B65 the whole ride home.... yes, it nearly stood me up on a street corner today. But nine out of ten times, it's running great. Not only that, it conveniently goes from the front of my apartment, past several train options (2,3, N,Q,R,F,G, B, D....) on it's happy pathway to Smith Street and and Downtown Brooklyn. Love it or leave it, and be glad it isn't the short bus.

    I love you B65, but then again I almost always prefer taking the bus in NYC. Peter Pan or Boltbus,…read moreetc.. to leave the city? No so much, I'd rather crawl. But within NYC, the bus is how I travel. I like to stay above ground. Nothing better than to say to an out-of-town friend, "let's just hop on this here bus", to take them somewhere. A much better way to see the city than taking the subway. When I first moved to Crown Heights, I was psyched to be near the A. But the A is actually 6 annoying, litter-strewn blocks away and the A at 830 in the morning is NOT delightful. So I set off the find alternate ways to get places, which having moved from from the Clinton Hill/Bed-Stuy Border (como se dice "train-free" en espagnol), is now a specialty of mine. I discover that walking up Nostrand several blocks brings me to a 3 train, which is convenient, but I find myself feeling scowly for having to go further away from my house first in order to get closer to the city. THEN in an unprecedented turn of events, I was hanging out at the famed Starlite Lounge on Bergen when a bus whooshed by. And it was going...towards downtown! I had found my new love. I'm sorry B38 Limited, you've been replaced (still a sexy second though, dohn worry). Now, the B65, like any NYC MTA bus does have its drawbacks, the most prominent being (as the esteemed Mo P mentioned) sometimes....it just doesn't come. I don't know why. Maybe when the driver calls out sick, they just don't replace him? Maybe there is a traffic jam? I know not. But still, I wait. I refuse to give in. I am a bus loyalist (my girlfriend wants to kill me sometimes though. "But the train's right THERE." She just doesn't understand). My morning commute now consists of me walking one stop to the B65, waiting five minutes while staring at the Starlite looking for signs of life or wondering what building Mo P lives in, reading my book on a comfortably full bus ride, then hopping on the 2/3 at Bergen to get me to Court and Montague. Average trip door-to-door: 25 minutes.

    Lucky Star Bus - The plugs are located between the seats, underneath the seats.

    Lucky Star Bus

    (183 reviews)

    Chinatown

    On time, Professional, safety, easy communication, cleanliness, good service. Will ride it again.read more

    I'm on the Lucky Starliner on my way to Boston from NYC and thought I should write the review now…read morejust in case I never make it off the bus alive. Please heed my advice and spend an extra $20 for Megabus or Greyhound/Peter Pan. Trust me, you'll be grateful in the end. As I'm writing this review, there is dirty water from a busted air-con system dripping on my shoulder. And it's not only me: a woman two rows in front of me is draped in a towel, three rows in front of her a couple is trying to plug a leak with their own sweater, and the driver's seat is completely soaked. Four seats are roped off and plastic bags filled with brown water are suspended from the ceiling. Apart from the broken air con, the smell of the bathroom is permeating throughout the bus. I've travelled in the 3rd world and I don't mind roughing it out when I have to - but this just isn't worth it. I'm amazed at the number of 3 star reviews for this company. I'll give them zero to one. I've had great experiences with "Apex" (from NY to Philadelphia) and am not opposed to Chinatown buses as a way to get from one place to another. Help me to boycott Lucky Star an maybe they'll change their ways (...and fix their broken air conditioner!). This review isn't exaggerating anything at all. Please stay away from Lucky Star. (Addition from Boston: we made it but my bag, which was in the overhead compartment inside the bus, was soaked with water - getting half of my clothes wet. Lucky Star Bus = very bad way to begin a vacation).

    Super Bus - buses - Updated May 2026

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