I am on my way to Chicago, on a one dollar ticket. By booking my tickets in early February I managed to secure a return ticket to Chicago with Megabus for $11.50 - a very decent price for a for a six hour bus ride.
Compared to Greyhound, where a significant amount of the passengers were homeless and a little scary looking, riding with Megabus is more like taking a long-distance coach in Europe. It feels safe, it is clean, and you do not have to worry about anyone stealing your sandwich while you are sleeping. The free wireless, which I am taking advantage of at the moment, is also a great plus.
The only major problem with Megabus is that they do not have that many routes yet. If they did, I would have been more than happy to backpack across the States with them. Oh, and cup holders would be nice.
Tickets can only be booked at Megabus.com - it is not possible to purchase a ticket on the bus.
The only major problem with Megabus is that they do not have that many routes yet. If they did, I would have been more than happy to backpack across the States with them. Oh, and cup holders would be nice.
3 comments:
hei hege du reiser og reiser og opplever mye vi andre bare kan drømme om. Du har ikke besøkt slektninger ennå. Nei det blir vel for langt. Påsken har startet i dag. Til hytta i morgen. Takk for kort med snodige katter. 1.mai har jeg et hageselskap, uka etter står martin konfirmant. reg
ner ikke med deg?? Kjekt å følge deg på bloggen.Påskeklem farmordeasipho
Nei, eg komme sje hjem foer i august ein gang. Kattene va et stort hoydepunkt :)
i still cannot believe you paid that fare for a bus trip. it puts my ryanair flights to shame. kjus
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