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Peter Pan/Greyhound Bus?

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I'm thinking of taking one to a convention I have to go to for work. Are they gross or not so bad?

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  1. The bus it self are not really dirty they clean them every so offten when they stop. Its the stations that are very dirty and in high crime areas. I have taken them on a few trips. If you can get one that only makes one or two stops for a little time you are better. The bus stations are so dirty I have sat outside to eat because it was cleaner. Plues if you are not carefull in your plans they will put you off to wait for the next bus in the middle of the night at a station that is closed. A man came up missing at our station because they left him late at night and told him his bus was coming in a few minutes when the bus wasn't coming at all. The driver knew it because when we got on the the road he told us all busies going that way had stoped and no more were comeing. At a station we stoped at the day before a guy had picked a girl up there that had been left and they found her dead a few miles a way. I had all my stuff stolen at the one in Jacksonville fl. You may want to take a friend with you if you are going to take the bus. The Grayhound knows this stuff happends but they don't care they tell you they are not responsable for all this stuff. Google grayhound and and look for news things on it I am sure you will find stuff.


  2. I took Peter Pan from NYC to Mass. and the first was a little dumpy, but the second (transfer) was not bad. Pretty much like a cheap airline with a movie and everything.

    I guess it matters how far you got to go. I've heard some not very savory stories of long, long trips.

    EDIT:

    Do it. The bus system in the Northeast is favorable (compared to the west coast).

  3. there not all that bad. I took one on a trip with my class once.

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