Wow wow wow. In case…read moreyou're curious, those are the bad kind of "wows", not the "Hey I'm impressed that was so damn good" type of wows. This place is so disorganized and it seems that the hours of operation are a joke. BTW, to call this place a bus "station" is a misnomer as it more of a tiny bus stop. It's so small (that's what she said), that you may drive by it as it sits along the entrance of the Franconia-Springfield metro station. So here's the deal. We all stopped by around 6:45am to drop off the mother-in-law. She had bought a bus ticket that departed at 7:30am and decided that we should show up a few minutes before the station opened. The hours of operation for this station stated that this place would open at 7am. We waited...7am came an no one arrived. 7:15am arrived and the bus stop was still closed. 7:25am, a large Greyhound bus arrived and a person jumped out of the bus. We scrambled to get the mother-in-law's ticket and saw a group of already waiting customers fight to enter the small station. Chaos... The bus that arrived was to be my mother-in-law's bus and despite the late arrival of the Greyhound station attendant, it was set to leave at exactly 7:30am. Thankfully she was able to get her ticket, boarded the bus and we all could rest easy knowing she was safe and on the bus. It seems ridiculously inappropriate for the person/company running this station to arrive so late! There were many people waiting outside the station on such a cold morning waiting to get their tickets. Had we not decided to wait with my mother-in-law, she would've fallen victim to the bitter cold morning. That would've been bad news for yours truly. Thankfully we waited and the mother-in-law stayed nice in toasty in the family minivan until the station attendant arrived. I'm such a wonderful son-in-law. :-)

Is your bus 2 hours late? Is the bus station closed? No problem! Just give Greyhound a call, and an…read moreamazing robot with 482319489320483290 options will be prepared to serve you! Did you finally speak to a human over the phone? Great! Prepare to listen to 30+ minutes worth of On-Hold-Music! (And it was only 30 because I finally gave up.) Seriously, this was my worst bus experience ever. There's literally no one there to help you, because the "station" is closed. It's more of a bus stop, really. My bus was 2 hours late, so I called them. I received little to no assistance over the phone, because they could not track their own bus for whatever reason. And if they transfer you, you might as well hang up and save your batteries, because they end up putting you on hold for a very long time. So don't do it. Save yourself.

I need wheelchair accessible services. The drivers are always on time, friendly and reliable and…read moresafe. I use Arlington Star for scheduling and I prefer Diamond rather than the other companies.

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Dear reader,…read more Franconia Springfield Metro may not be the flashiest station in the system, but it is absolutely one of the better ones to use. It is spacious, easy to navigate, and generally feels far less chaotic than some of the other stations in the area, which is a blessing in itself. Whether you are commuting regularly or just heading into the city for the day, the whole setup makes getting around feel simple and efficient. One of its best qualities is how practical it is. There is plenty of parking, it is easy to access, and it connects well for people coming from different directions, which makes the whole experience feel very civilized by Metro standards. The station also usually feels clean and well maintained, and overall it is just a reliable place to start or end your trip. No great drama here, just a station that does exactly what it needs to do and does it well. In my book, that earns high marks.

One of the easiest ways to visit the Smithsonian Museums is…read morebe way of the Metro train. Drive to your closest station and park your car. From there, purchase your ticket at the kiosk by cash or card. If by cash you can get a maximum of $5 returned cash. A station agent is available near the turnstile should you need assistance. You will need your card both for entry and exit. Fares are different and less on the weekends and are regular price on the week days. Seats are in abundance on the weekends.

Took this bus for the first time for a quick weekend getaway to New York and overall the experience…read morewas great. Below are the details... LORTON TO NYC.... So we got to the Lorton VRE station about an hour earlier than our 7:20am departure and I'm glad We did. The lot was surprisingly full for it being a Saturday. I highly recommend first time Vamoose users using the Lorton lot because of its convenience. Our bus arrived about 15min early and BILL was our driver. Weight of baggages weren't checked and neither were our id's; just verify your name and you're good. After filling up the bus in Rosslyn, we hit the road. Overall the trip took like 5hrs thanks to rain and traffic. No Vamoose staff are at the Lorton station...FYI. NYC TO LORTON... No hiccups getting the bus but beware if you catch the 4:30pm bus returning to Northern Virginia you will most likely hit traffic. Our trip took around 5-5.5hrs with traffic in NJ and DE. Bill again was our driver. THE VAMOOSE EXPERIENCE AND CUSTOMER SERVICE... Originally I had booked a 7:20am LORTON departure on a Saturday(8/23) with a return departure for Sunday(8/24) at 8:30pm but had to make a couple changes on the return. Sunday afternoon, after seeing everything we wanted to see we decided to attempt an earlier return. The Vamoose call center person politely put us three on the 6:30pm bus back to Lorton. We were happy with that. But once 3pm came around we again felt the urge to come back home...earlier. So we called back and again the call center was able to put us in a even EARLIER bus; the 4:30pm. Five stars for working with a undecided customer(me)! Changes were made at no extra cost. Bill, the driver drove very...spirited I must say :) maybe he was driving with both feet, I don't know but there was lots of panic breaking. It was okay though, he was overall a safe driver and got us there and back fairly quick. One stop each way for a quick restroom break. While at LORTON, this person thought she booked a Saturday Lorton to NYC trip when in reality it was scheduled for Sunday. The Vamoose staff at Rosslyn allowed her to stay on only because someone had missed the bus (that route was initially sold-out). Again, the Vamoose staff was very professional and courteous with her mistake. SUMMARY I highly recommend people use Vamoose and catch their buses leaving out of LORTON. You can't beat being able to park for free and not having to rely on the metro or a ride to catch the Rosslyn bus. Not to mention you'll be the first on the bus and get the best seats ;) As other users are saying, the regular buses are a bit bumpy but just bring some good headphones or ear plugs and you'll be good. Do yourself a favor and bring ear plus. Thanks Vamoose...see you again I'm October!

We missed our other bus and booked Vamoose last min. They are very organized. The NYC line was…read morealready forming when we made our way there. Check-in was quick. Our destination arrival time was 11:30PM. It was just me and my sister and it was pitched dark outside. The vamoose baggage handler asked us if we had a ride and we said we did. He was kind enough to hang around to wait w/ us until our ride came. He definitely didn't have to do that, but we were v grateful that he was there!

This is a quiet, no-frills metro station in the 'burbs in Alexandria. I have a feeling it is mostly…read moreused by locals, and I used it to get from my friend's home to the DCA airport. I didn't have to wait long for my train to come, and the metro is much cheaper than Uber/Lyft. This station is a good option to commute into DC because the drop-off area is easy, and parking is abundant.

This metro stop has plenty of parking spots and parking is $4.95 Mon-Fri and free on weekends. The…read morealso have electric scooters and city bikes near the entrance for rent.

Took Greyhound bus from Washington DC Union station to Philadelphia…read more Waiting on line was confusing as the line (C) included 2 busses.We were not notified about this until the boarding started. Told to board the wrong bus and then were told to turn back. The staff was very unhelpful in providing information. The bus was 50 minutes late in boarding. The sign above the boarding area was not well attached and fell on my head. Waiting area is very crowded , noisy, full of engine fumes, and was a exposed to the hot high temperature, high humidity weather. A very frustrating experience.Very unlikely that I will use Greyhound again.

I was in Marshall VA, and needed a spurt of the moment trip to the airport. The owner of the…read morecompany made an exception and i had a lovely ride to the airport. Usman is a lovely man and the car was in wonderful condition. Also, he made for wonderful company.

From the owner: On time Service . Punctuality, Safety , Satisfaction of customer is our priority…read more We are proudly serving all over Virginia, Washington DC , Maryland & West Virginia. Licensed , Insured, certified. Pick Up at Dulles, Reagan , Union Station and drop off Anywhere in USA . Corporate Services Airport services Point to point service Event services Hourly services Tours and sight seeings Special occasion services Wedding and prom Casinos

Coach was pleasant, clean aisles, and spacious seating. This is our 4th time riding and we will…read morecertainly book many more!!

From 7/3/2015 There really isn't much to review here because it's basically just a station. I'm not…read moreeven sure you can go in. It's great to transport college kids from Northern VA to college (in our case ODU) and it's on the best USMC base in the world. Tip: Always bring your ID, the last time I went (and the only time I've taken the train to this location) there was a Marine MP and dog checking ID for passengers disembarking.