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Valid for 24 hours. Send me a new link Continue as guest For customer Service: Call With this pass, you get to start at your chosen destination and travel at your own pace up or down the coast. Premier Direct Pass The direct travel option is ideal for shorter routes where guests will get to where they need to go faster. Routes run along the East Coast in either direction. If you want to spend the least amount of money to get from point A to point B, Premier's direct travel is the best option.
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Ask us about booking what bus pass is right for you, or click here for more information about different options to get to the Whitsundays. No printing was required — I could simply show the driver in Columbus my reservation number on my iPhone turns out, though, he never asked to see it. Greyhound: No complaints about the Greyhound station, Chester Ave. Built in and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the terminal offers bathrooms, a snack bar, vending machines and a covered, warm place to wait for the bus.
A fellow passenger en route to Columbus complained about the cleanliness of the station — she's a more frequent bus traveler than I — but it seemed fine to me. Greyhound's station in Columbus, at E. Town St. Megabus: Last year, Megabus.
During transit center hours, customers can use the bathrooms and buy food from vending machines. Passengers aren't as lucky in Columbus, where the Megabus picks up and drops off at the southeast corner of the intersection of Spring and 4 th streets downtown though the driver of our bus stopped at the northwest corner, forcing a group of us to scramble across the street.
The day I traveled was warm and sunny, so I didn't mind waiting outside. Had it been cold, rainy or the middle of the night, however, I think I would have minded. Greyhound: We left about 15 minutes late, and were about 10 minutes late arriving in Columbus. The bus was a little more than half full, so most passengers got a double seat to themselves. Among the passengers: a brother and sister, ages 12 and 18, returning to school in Columbus after visiting their father in Orange; a woman returning to Cincinnati after visiting her son and grandchild; two long-distance truck drivers returning home to Ohio after making deliveries on the East Coast.
The seats were comfortable after all, I had two of them ; the legroom was ample. Wi-fi worked for about the first half of the trip — then disappeared somewhere south of Mansfield.
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