What a horror. In Austin, Tx they keep on changing the drop off location. Sadly, this time the drop…read moreoff my mum at an unknown location at 4 am and the bus driver refused to give her the exact location where she was at and it was different for the last time. She is an elderly woman and doesn't know how to use her cell phone to find locations and she had no clue where she was at and she witnessed violence and was almost assaulted. I was able to find her due to an Uber driver helping me but it took me almost about two hours. Two hours of anguish, two hours that she stayed there out in the cold in anguish and I was afraid to lose her since she did not have the tools to locate herself. Horrible, disgusting and I am taking them to court for risking my mother's life.

Scam scam scam! They changed the time we bought the tickets for and did not let us know! When I…read morecalled to see to if we can move to the next scheduled bus they said no, When I asked if we could get our money refunded they said no. He stated to get the tickets transferred to the next time slot, we would have had to call an hour before our original time booked, per the terms stated. And that they could not refund the money per the terms stated. When I let him know there was nothing on the terms that said "they" could change the time to whatever time they desired at any time. He still said he could not do anything to refund or transfer the tickets!! I should have listened to the comments when they said not to purchase their tickets!!! Still made it to Monterrey however since I bought a round ticket from Turimex I traveled back to Dallas on this bus. The bus never made pit stops so it's a 10hr+ bus without food or water. The bus did have outlets for chargers but they did not work. The seats are uncomfortable and they pack the bus as much as they can. I don't know if this is all the drivers but our driver asked for tips at the end of the ride. Worst experience traveling.

I took my first trip on MegaBus from San Antonio to Dallas a while back. Sure, you can get there…read morequicker in a car, but the amount of time on the bus wasn't too much longer. It only took us 5 hours and 25 minutes to get from the pickup point in SA to the drop off point in Dallas. Since COVID times, rider attendance is down, so they don't seem to be using the double decker buses with the tables facing each other. It was a standard Greyhound type bus contracted out of Kerrville, but we were able to sleep and watch Netflix on their free WiFi, and take advantage of their power plugs. Both 110V standard plugs for laptops, as well as USB charging ports. The bus even had a restroom for the 5 hour trip, and the bus was clean and in good shape. Tickets from San Antonio to Dallas are only $32.54 - one way (including taxes, fees, etc.). You just can't beat that with a stick! Keep in mind that they will make a stop in Austin to drop people off and board additional passengers. The driver announced that it would be a 10 minute stop, but it was closer to 30 minutes. Regardless, we still made it to DFW ahead of schedule. Pickup and drop off spots: San Antonio - just a big old parking lot. No indoor waiting area, so don't show up too early. Austin- it looks like they have an indoor facility but it was closed by the time we got there. Dallas - drop off - located at Fuel City, which is a popular food and party place on late Saturday nights. I hope I don't have to use this service again any time soon, but it's good to know it's there if you need it! I would use it again if necessary. Good value!

Waited for 20 minutes before the bus was supposed to arrive, and over an hour after the bus was…read moresupposed to leave, and the driver never showed up!!Waited along with 15 others. Agent on the phone will not reimburse us for our ticket? TALK ABOUT FRAUD!!! Disputing the charge with my bank at AMEX, and consulting an attorney for further investigation against this company despite it's illegal and unethical practices in its "terms and conditions".

I am writing this review to share my experience connected to a trip that began at the San Antonio…read moreGreyhound station. On March 3, 2026, I boarded Greyhound Bus Route US1160 traveling from San Antonio to Austin. The boarding process itself was relatively straightforward, but a serious issue arose after my trip when I realized approximately one hour after arrival that my suitcase had been left in the secured undercarriage compartment of the bus. Because the undercarriage luggage compartment is locked and controlled exclusively by Greyhound personnel, the bag remained in the company's custody while the bus continued to its final stop in Dallas. I immediately submitted a lost property report while the bus was still in transit and was told the investigation would take approximately 7 business days. It has now been about a month without recovery of the suitcase or a clear explanation regarding what inspection procedures were conducted once the bus reached its final destination. The suitcase contained electronics, clothing, and personal items, including limited-availability apparel that cannot easily be replaced. Additionally, during the claims process I requested a reasonable communication accommodation due to a disability that affects my ability to process complex written communication in high-stress situations. I requested phone communication to ensure effective participation in resolving the issue, but communication continued primarily through email, making the process significantly more difficult. When asking questions regarding Emotional Support Animal (ESA) policies, responses at times felt dismissive when simply seeking clarification. Given that many travelers rely on Greyhound as an affordable transportation option, clearer procedures and more consistent customer support would greatly improve the experience. I hope Greyhound improves: * lost property handling procedures * communication transparency * accessibility-related communication practices * customer support responsiveness I am sharing this experience so other travelers can be informed and so improvements can be made to help prevent similar issues in the future. Documentation of the timeline and claim communications is available.

Not ADA compliant. I am an autistic adult. I have an autistic service. Was told by staff that my…read moredog was not service and began to make illegal statements ref my protected class. I attempted to get help from the greyhound ada line, also customer service. No one could get me a person in the bus station. Returned inside to get name of manager. Refused name and help at ticket counter. Security Glen Davis said I had to leave, refusing help. Called San Antonio police as last effort for assistance. They were no help to him telling him I could try back after lunch. Maybe they would be there. Standing on the side of the building in full meltdown waiting on police. Still no assistance. Filing Grievance with company, will contact attorney if needed. Investigate please. I have had problems with them in past but not to this extent.

Overall disappointing experience with this location, the staff and the service. The station is…read morefilthy. There is no sign of employees except for the occasional sighting. The train sat there for well over 90 minutes without letting anyone board. The "dining car" had issues with meals and you had to make reservations (on a train!)! The diner car staff had no problem announcing that in El Paso there is a burrito lady like 6 times only to see a uniformed Amtrak woman helping this unlicensed vendor on the platform!!! I think she was making change! The cafe was the saving grace as you cannot just go eat in the dining car. I thought this would be fun and relaxing but it turned out to be so much like riding a Greyhound bus that it will probably be the last time in my life that I try it. Spend the money, take a plane or drive yourself.

Omg ! Took train from Tucson to to San Antonio. Train was great seating . Bathroom could use…read moresanitary cleaning every 2 hrs . Everyone using bathroom makes me gross out ! Other than that , bringing a blanket would have helped. Once we got to San Antonio, that station needs upgrade bad!!! So ugly n old n it's very sm looks like a spooky area to be ! They should considered that it's next to landmarks?? N make it nice n pleasant looking . I didnt want to go inside it was packed w people waiting to get on the train . Omg they looked like sardines. We waited outside n called a taxi , It was freezing but better than smelling n breathing all those people inside yak!!! San Antonio clean up ur train station!!!

First Greyhound station that doesn't smell like ass, diapers and piss lol it's also extremely tiny…read moreand nowhere to sit. The staff is kind but the buses are ehhhh. But it gets the job done. I still prefer the others.

I booked my tickets 2 days ago after the bus suppose to be gone at 3AM and it shows up at 7AM In…read morethis whether with kids and woman, we wait for 8 hours without no one told us anything and no apologies at all and front desk was so mean not helpful at all and I'm not alone on this it was around 40 ppl with the same case I asked for refund and non care about it whey was laughing this is unprofessional at all and not acceptable don't take this bus it's scam

I like that these buses have free Wifi and you can buy your day ticket online. Just make sure you…read morehave enough battery when you get back. Also when I was at this transfer station there was a lot of security walking around. My advice if your new in the area is to make sure you ask the bus driver if this bus is going to your location. I jumped on the right number bus but it was going the opposite way. If your into Pokemon Go, there are a few poke stops and a gym here.

One of furthest out of the city. The station is clean. There is a strip mall behind here that I go…read moreto sometimes on the rare occasion that I mis my connection.

Overall my experience was ok since I usually don't ride via except for special events or park and…read moreride. We took the 24 from Ellis Alley around 3pm on Saturday 2/28/2026. I was told that location park and ride was free but discovered it had a pay system in place. I called via and they said you needed to get a transfer from the driver to place on our car windshield. Not a great plan since I would need to get the transfer ticket, place it on my car and now have to wait for the next bus. That system isn't efficient at all. We paid for parking and went on the rodeo. The drivers were the real standout this night. Both the bus to and then the last bus from Frost Bank Center had stand out drivers. Super courteous. Answered all my questions and even reminded me where to jump off. The common thread of both drivers was their genuine kindness towards all passengers. Attentive to their needs and always a thank you for riding via of have a nice day to those exiting the bus. The drivers earned thus 5 star review.

Took the bus to the store. I was standing at the stop with my white cane and my rolling basket. The…read moredriver was very rude about making the bus kneel. When they see someone who is obviously disabled greyhound should kneel the bus. Ride back was better, but I still had to ask that for the kneel.

It gets you from point A to Point B. Sometimes, it's a nice bus. Sometimes, it's not. Sometimes,…read morethe bus arrives and departs early. Sometimes, it arrives and departs late. There isn't an office/lounge/official waiting area location as it's usually gas stations or random street corners so you're exposed to the elements. However, it does get you from point A to point B. It's a service I use out of desperation when flight times don't make sense for my needs.

Have ridden from Austin to Katy round-trip and Dallas to Houston. Each time, the driver seems to…read morehave an attitude problem or desire to flex their authority. Have seen the driver deny access to people waiting 4 minutes before departure time, not to mention the people who arrived less than 4 minutes to departure time, but still before departure time. Have also seen the driver on the Dallas to Houston trip make a student buy them snacks. Like when the student didn't immediately say okay to paying for his snacks, he stared her down and repeated himself until she got off the bus and walked to the counter to pay for his snacks. This is coercement. She probably only paid because she was afraid he'd leave her stranded at the midway stop instead of her destination. If this system wasn't essentially the only reliable way to travel between these cities without relying on carpooling with strangers, I would not be using it. One way tickets on Friday/Sunday were $30-$40 each on a random non holiday week, so the trip wasn't extremely cheap either.

Great experience. Driver was on time, he was professional, courteous and very patient (I had to…read moreclimb in and out of the vehicle due to my disability). All in all I am going to use Adam Taxi Service again. Friendly service I can recommend.

Adam was prompt. He was nice to come at such a late hour after we got off train. It was during…read morefinal four & all u ears were busy. After riding with Adam, I think I will call him instead of uber!