Can you book one way Greyhound?

For many popular routes, booking two, one-way tickets on Greyhound at different times costs exactly the same as booking a full round trip bus ticket. Since Greyhound has many routes leaving from large cities, travelers can book a one way bus trip into the city and simply wait to book another one-way ticket back home.

How can I avoid the Greyhound fee?

But if you want to avoid the fee, what Greyhound says you should do is say you’re doing the traveling, buy it, and then send the ticket somewhere else. RADKE: Mail it to the person who’s traveling.

Is Megabus cheaper than Greyhound?

Depending on the route and when you reserve your tickets, Megabus generally provides the cheaper option. That isn’t to say that Greyhound is that much more expensive than Megabus. Greyhound can be cheaper on a lot of occasions too.

Can you pay for Greyhound with cash?

When buying tickets in person, you can pay with cash, or with a personal check at Greyhound stations. Passengers who do not have a credit or debit card can make reservations online and pay for their tickets at a Greyhound station, or at 7-Eleven or ACE Cash Express stores.

Are there bathrooms on greyhounds?

Yes, there are bathrooms on all Greyhound buses. They are located at the rear of the bus. They are pretty basic and only contain a toilet and hopefully some toilet paper.

How do you get on a Greyhound bus without ID?

I spoke with Greyhound Customer service on June 21, 2019. A person without an official ID has one option, which is to pre-pay a ticket online. It has an $18.00 fee on top of the ticket price and is only available in the United States, but it may be your only option.

Are Greyhound tickets cheaper online?

Advance purchase and online purchase can be a lot cheaper. For DC–NYC, online, 30-day advance purchase, $11-15. Standard fare $35-40. If you buy online the day of departure, it’s only about $5 cheaper.

Does Greyhound actually check ID?

Yes, Greyhound requires you to present an ID to an agent to board the bus. Make sure you have identification issued by a government agency that meets the carrier’s requirements. Alternative IDs, like a college ID, won’t work.

Can you print your ticket at Greyhound?

You can buy your ticket online and print out a copy at home. Or you can purchase the ticket online and select the ‘Will Call’ option and get the ticket printed out for you at any Greyhound bus station.

Is Megabus dangerous?

With our extensive bus safety procedures, megabus is able to bring customers a safe and satisfying traveling experience. So is megabus safe? Without a question. Statistically, megabus is safer than driving your car, in fact.

What is the best seat on a Greyhound bus?

Sit at the front. You’ll have a better chance of having two seats all to yourself, since everyone else will, undoubtedly, be heading towards the back of the bus. Personally, I prefer the front because it makes me feel more safe to be closer to the driver.

Where is the best place to sit on a Megabus?

Needless to say, you should arrive at the terminal early if you want to pick the best seat in the general seating area. Some of the reasons why some people prefer Megabus general seating include: It is easier on the pocket than reserved seating. A passenger may transfer from one seat to the other trouble-free.

What happens if I miss the Greyhound bus?

If you miss your bus you can usually get on the next bus. Whether it comes that night or the next day doesn’t really matter. You may have to get a new ticket printed. There will be a $20 fee if you were the reason you missed your bus.

Do Greyhound check bags?

They check your bags, but only carry on. If they have reason to think drugs or something suspicious is being transported then they bring in dogs and actual police. Some Greyhound bus stations have security some don’t.

How Safe Is Greyhound?

You are pretty safe inside the Greyhound bus station, but outside is a whole different ballgame. I personally know several people who have been robbed right outside of Greyhound bus stations. Stay inside and don’t risk encountering an incident that could end your trip (or worse).