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For anyone stuck in a city and needing to use Greyhound if you have a phone with internet access make sure to buy your ticket online. I got stuck in Vegas and the kiosk the other night was 69 for a one way to Salt Lake. Checked my phone and on there site I got it for 49. Don't ask me why, but not sure if anyone else noticed this before. Figured I'd mention it.
 

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Yep, online fares are always cheaper. If you know you're going to need to ride hound a week or two in advance the tickets are even cheaper that way.
 
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Yeah,I can get a round trip ticket to DC & back to Rva,for $20
 
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The news release has no date,except,in the address
 

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I run into (and you have to sign up for it online) getting a percentage off if I've taken a few trips. I get a code that I have to put in online - and pay online. I normally deal in cash so this doesn't do much for me. ::bored::
 

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I run into (and you have to sign up for it online) getting a percentage off if I've taken a few trips. I get a code that I have to put in online - and pay online. I normally deal in cash so this doesn't do much for me. ::bored::
They have it so,you can pay cash,at a 7/11,or whatever they have near you
 

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They have it so,you can pay cash,at a 7/11,or whatever they have near you

Will check that out as I have some "online" percentage" points (probably 10% savings) available to me - and I'm considering a long bus trip up the coast soon. Would be nice to use them.
 
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Give it time it will be then greyhound is gonna loose a lot of business.

I always meet the craziest fucking people at Greyhounds. It's gotten to the point where anyone that is about to approach me I immediately ask them for a dollar this way it eliminates them bothering me for change. It's cheap though so I can't complain. I've heard Megabus is better and cheaper though.
 
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If you have a direct route to the closest town you can actually go to the furthest route since they don't check your ticket. Only works if there are no transfers. For $15 bucks I could have gone from Denver to LA. We stopped in Frisco though since that's where I live.
 
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If you have a direct route to the closest town you can actually go to the furthest route since they don't check your ticket. Only works if there are no transfers. For $15 bucks I could have gone from Denver to LA. We stopped in Frisco though since that's where I live.

Yeah, the new "express" routes are super cheap have wifi and power outlets. I was close to buying one 8 hours before departure going to LA from Vegas and it would've only been $25. I bet if I would've booked it a week+ in advance it would've been $10 max. +1 To megabus, lots of leg room but limited routes.
 

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