I am writing to commend Operator 23, with whom I spoke today at 8 AM. Despite a 16-minute wait…read moretime, Operator 23 demonstrated exceptional professionalism, efficiency, and a remarkably pleasant demeanor. I wished to convey my appreciation for her outstanding service. It appeared she might have been operating under challenging staffing conditions, yet her positive attitude was evident throughout our conversation. Thank you, Operator 23. Mrs. Pollard 5/31/26

Joseph was exceptional at his customer service skills! He is a new operator, but kept the bus…read morerunning smooth and quickly. He should already be getting recognized for being a courteous person and an amazing driver for VIA Thankyou! His operator #30436

During a recent visit to the Alamo city, I was looking for transportation from the airport to…read moredowntown and people suggested that I NOT use the shuttle. There were some complaints about not showing up, delayed rides, etc. But if I'm anything, I'm obstinate, so when I arrived at the airport I walked immediately to the San Antonio Shuttle counter and ordered a ticket. The ticket person was quick and the shuttle was underway in five minutes. They dropped me off right at the hotel front door and the price is one flat fee. When I was ready to leave, I could book my reservation online in about 2 minutes. You can even book the time you want to be picked up in 30 minute intervals. I selected 6:30 am (egads), and the shuttle arrived at 6:32 and had me in the airport in 20 minutes. Not too shabby. There are a few quibbles. The pricing does appear to be somewhat variable, although not in a bad gouge-the-consumer sort of way. At the airport and on their website they promoted $18 as the price of a one-way ticket and they charged me $18 to go downtown and $17 to head back to the airport. (There is a reduced price if you book both ways ahead of time.) Also, the bus (it's actually a van) that picked me up was labeled "San Antonio Tours" and I was wondering if they were going to take me past the missions on the way to the airport. The third quibble would be that it was easy to make the booking online, but when they arrived to pick me up from the hotel, they asked to see my paper receipt. I told them that I had the confirmation e-mail on my phone, but couldn't print it out. This caused a few moments consternation, but after I showed them the e-mail and the driver consulted with her boss on the phone, they accepted this. Viva la 21st century!

I worked for SA Trans years ago and im just trying to get ahold of a manager that can put me in…read morecontact with someone i used to work with. I remember her first name being Josie but i cant remember her last name and my mom passed away and i would really like to be able to find her. All i need is her last name. My name is ILDA Rodriguez if you could please check the same time i was employed she was the only josie all i need is her last name so i can find her to let her know my mom(her good friend) passed away. If a manager could please contact me I'd greatly appreciate it 432 247 2359. Thank you

you talk about a corporate greed ! this place is it.. the driver could barely speak english , and…read morewas the worse driver in the world. the a.c did not work and the bus was litterally stinky and filthy. i even had roaches when i returned home. this is one charter company i wont ever use again. they dont take care of there equipment , or they dont hire professionals..the driver must have ate enough for 6 people, and had a odor to him tht wouldnt quit.

Goes crazy, one of the main transits downtown. You can charge your phone inside but shhh, not for…read morelong until the security finds out you not riding a bus and just there to use the plugs. lol bathrooms are frequently cleaned, don't let them catch you trying to brush your teeth or comb out your hair in the sink area... they'll get on yo ass.

Viva Via! This is a great new multi-modal transportation…read morecenter, located on the west side of Downtown! This place has some works of art that showcase the character of the San Antonio west side, with murals, sculpture, and mosaics. The place is huge, with lots of places to sit and read, and wait for your bus. The departure points are clearly displayed, with signs showing the estimated time of arrival for various bus routes. There's an air conditioned waiting room where you can get out of the sun and have a seat and wait for your bus, with drinking fountains and restrooms. There's plans to put in a small coffee shop, but that hasn't materialized yet. This is normally a rough side of downtown, but there's a healthy police presence here to make sure that things don't get too rough. I was happy to see that there are plenty of places to relax, and lots of bike racks also! I've heard that there are plans to ultimately offer a rail service out of this plaza, but we're not there yet.

Via Paratransit was a 5 star rating until they suspended my daughter's service on July 27-August 3,…read more2026. All because she had too many so called no shows, which caused her to have to use another transportation service and made it hard to get important things done for her. This is the first time it's happened. I believe they should at least give more chances for missed rides, to at least 5 no shows instead of 3. She also missed rides back in June because the weather was very hot. And I thought the automated call says during hot weather days to stay indoors until the ride arrives for the hot weather protocol. That's what she does until I can see the ride and go tell her that the ride is here. Then I try my best to help assist her to the van. She doesn't like to wait outside and feels uncomfortable waiting at the curb entrance on Pinn rd. And we live in the middle of the apartment complex, not near the front of the apartments. That's another reason why she misses the rides sometimes.

You don't realize how horrible public transportation is in San Antonio until your truck breaks…read moredown. Two hours and three busses to get from near Sea World to the airport. Too many stops and wait times from between 20-30 minutes at some stops. COSA & Via definitely need to work out a better system.

Brand new bus terminal Clean and spacious…read more Great location Close to eateries We need more public transportation Reasonable prices

Greyhound offers cheap fares in this day of inflation. Getting from Austin to San Antonio and back…read moredoesn't cost too much. I love travel, so I love the idea of intercity bus stations. Greyhound buses are comfortable and these days they have wifii and outlets. This station has wifi and bathrooms, so it's pleasant to wait here. It used to have a small cafteria. Now nothing occupies the former cafteria space. Maybe I wish it still had this cafteria.. Sometimes when traveling, hot food is a luxury, so a cafeteria could be nice. Maybe they could have stuff like a nice size order of French Fries for $2.50. So Greyhound, kindly consider bringing the cafeteria back. I love how this place facilities one of the most exciting experiences on Earth: travel, so this station gets 4 stars.

This bus station is trash! It's disgusting, out dated, and POORLY maintained. The restrooms are…read morealways out of order which makes no sense considering it's a bus station that has tons of people traveling to and from far destinations. The vending machines have old expired items in it and almost 85% take your money and nothing comes out. The employees here are rude and unhelpful.

First time user and excellent experience so far. Bus is spotless and quiet. We had trouble finding…read morethe pickup spot (San Antonio, TX) due to the address provided on the website and on maps. The listing is "177 VIA Crossroads", which looks like a driving direction at first glance. As tourists we never guessed that VIA is the name of a transit authority nor that Crossroads was the name of a highway. The pickup location is adjacent to a VIA bus stop located at 177 Crossroads Blvd, about 10 miles from downtown San Antonio. The driver is excellent and, although there were already a few other passengers on board, he DID wait for us until the exact departure time, which was precisely when we arrived.

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!

Note that this outfit is the local SuperShuttle…read more I was given a window of 4:57am to 5:12am, but I wasn't picked up until 5:27am. The driver made no apology or comment about being a full 15 minutes late from when the window expired. Even when I remarked that I was getting worried about missing my flight, he was literally silent. What made matters worse was that he still had another stop after mine, which meant I arrived at the airport only 45 minutes before my flight (if I had been checking luggage I wouldn't have made my flight) - even though I used the pick-up window recommended by SuperShuttle. As it was I had to run through the terminal to get through security and make it to my gate in time. This experience was coupled by the fact that when I arrived in San Antonio four days ago the gal working at the airport around 9pm was curt, rude, dismissive, and just generally unpleasant. So much so I opted to take a cab instead of having to deal with her! Bottom line, this is the worse airport shuttle I have ever used and I would never use it again! If I could, I wouldn't even give it a single star, but Yelp makes you give them at least one.

Don't use for return to airport. I had 8:10 reservation, still waiting at 8:55. When I called at…read more8:30 said they had someone there at 8:10, if they did driver didn't look at all before zooming out. Told me 10 minutes ago driver was 3:00 or 4:00 minutes away. They are truth challenged as well as incompetent. When I scheduled time they gave me choice of 8:10 or 8:45 so I thought it was pretty fail safe picking 8:10. 9:00 now. I'll have to take a cab and fight them for my money for pre-paid return. Cab driver tells I was third fare of the morning he picked up after shuttle failed to show.

This taxi service has very caring people. You can feel safe and secure when using this company…read more My family used it in an emergency, and their personal care was a blessing and very much appreciated.

We rode home from the airport to the north side of town ( Huebner Road). When we arrived the…read moredriver ( from Eritrea in east Africa) told us that HE ONLY ACCEPTED CASH! WHAT???? Luckily we had the cash on us, but it seemed very sketchy that he would not accept a credit card. Totally disappointed. SUNDAY 4:30 JULY 19,2026