Greyhound Bus Lines

Denver, Estados Unidos

1.6

Aberto agora

20 avaliações

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www.greyhound.com
Endereço:
1055 19th Street, Denver, CO, 80202
Northwest, CBD
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
100 m19th & Curtis Street
130 m19th & Lawrence Street
170 m18th & Curtis
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Hoje 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59
Aberto agora
Horário local (Denver) 00:11 terça-feira, 3 de junho de 2025

Horário de funcionamento

segunda-feira 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59
terça-feira 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59
quarta-feira 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59
quinta-feira 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59
sexta-feira 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59
sábado 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59
domingo 0:01 – 1:00
6:00 – 23:59

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20 avaliações para Greyhound Bus Lines

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Classificação do local: 1
Fort Collins, CO
After our experience this morning I am shocked this Co. can still be in business. In a quick nutshell this is what went wrong. We purchsed 2 tickets for the 5:40 pick-​up in Fort Collins. The lady told us to be there 1 hour early. We got there at 4:45 to find no one. We sat in our car till 6:30. No call, no text no sight of anyone. I called their 800# at 5:30 and they assured me we were in the right location for pick-​up. At roughly 7:00 a.m. I finally got through to find out and I quote «oh that pick-​up was cancelled» Are you kidding me? We now have 10 people waiting. No one had gotten a phone call or a text. There response was we don’t have any notification system to tell people. Seriously 2016? No technology to set up a auto-​text notification on the status of your ride. We then had to call a cab and get a ride to Denver. When asked about reimbursed for the 1st leg of the trip and the very costly cab fee they said «that’s not our fault. the bus got cancelled» Unbelievable! Never Again will I take or advise anyone to waste their time and money on this joke of a Company… Maybe you should get your Boss on UNDERCOVER BOSS so he can see 1st hand what really is going on… instead of rewarding his employees with a raise and promotion they would all be fired!
Classificação do local: 1
Henderson, CO
Horrible service! I would give NO star if I could! My brother had a midnight departure and we arrived there at 11:35pm and was told ticketing was closed. Why have a departure at 12am when ticket booth is closed at 11:30pm! So, he couldn’t get on the bus. Then I was later told by their customer service rep on the phone that «will call» tickets are only printed once at the station, and if you lose it, you’re basically screwed. So, hold onto it with your dear life. What’s the point of having an ID and confirmation number!?! Then she went onto say Greyhound is not responsible for lost or stolen tickets, but if you lose it, its up to the station or driver’s decision to let you on the bus or not. What kind of shitty policy is that? Sounds like discrimination to me… The station/​driver can pick and chose?
Only my brother whose afraid to fly would chose Greyhound. I would never chose to pay for Greyhound!
Classificação do local: 1
Colorado Springs, CO
Police called. Driver lost control of unruly Passengers. What a horrible service. Worst bus ride and not the cheapest. Customer service non-​existent. Avoid at all costs.
Classificação do local: 1
Kingman, AZ
I’m going to make this review short & sweet. If you possess even an ounce of self respect or appreciation, you’ll steer clear of Greyhound altogether.
I had to pay them extra to lose/​misplace one of my bags. Lost luggage, sure, it happens all the time. What doesn’t happen is not being able to contact anyone (&I mean anyone) about how to retrieve it.
I’m being nice when I say that this outfit sucks! Every review here that tells of how no one ever answers the phone is dead on!
Well it appears that I must give one star to be able to post but they don’t even rate that!
You’ve been warned.
Classificação do local: 2
Boulder, CO
I only ride Greyhound when I’m connecting to Amtrak and have found that what works for me is to expect the worst (like they cancelled the ride to Raton for no good reason) and be pleased when a decent driver and bus show up (like the cheerful guy who stopped at Loves’s to let us get some supper before the ride home.)
Uneven is the best descriptive word I can come up with for this company.
Classificação do local: 1
Boynton Beach, FL
Package Express packages that were supposed to be delivered to a station an hr and half away got delivered here instead. I have been calling every phone number in the book for this station for 2 days now and no answer, no voicemail. Just ringing until the call is disconnected. I think the only answer is to make the drive and hope someone works there and they have my boxes. :(Even calling the main Greyhound corporate numbers just tell you «call the local station.» Boo.
Classificação do local: 1
Garden City, NY
I made reservations on line for a trip from Denver to Frisco and return a week later. Trip up was fine. On way home Bus was over booked and wouldn’t honor my reservation. I had to wait over 4.5 hours for next bus to arrive. It was sunday afternoon of thanksgiving weekend and I can understand they were busier than normal. But no phone number to contact? Initial Bus driver said extra bus would be there in two hours… this experience makes a mole man go under ground
Classificação do local: 1
ASTORIA, NY
Hell. You can’t use online bought tickets without printing from home. Wtf is the point if the will call is closed or not staffed. Get a automatic machine. I’m staring at a sign that says all bus tickets sold out but looking at ones online. Wtf happened the frex? The ppl that work the tickets late at night and both drivers I spoke to driving threw co springs. look and act like they hate there life. Very rude and or outright ignored me. I guess if you have to ride and this is the only option. You get what you pay for. It, 7 hours later still trying to get down to co springs from Denver and having missed yow busses while in the station but unable to get tickets. r. I could have walked by now
Classificação do local: 2
Kissimmee, FL
Been coming to this greyhound for years. It’s a major stop in the line from east to west coast. The winter months in colorado can be brutal regardless of which direction your going. They close the station at midnight and reopen at around 5 or 6 am. No ticket your on the street for the night. I have seen this station deteriorate over the years and it seems to get worse every year. But this time it looks like some construction is being done on it.
Classificação do local: 3
Stockton, CA
I can actually say this bust station is better then most of the others I been to. What I found very funny was the black lady behind the counter. She would announced everyone’s bus information in Spanish and english. The interesting part was that you cant understand her english from her spanish, its horrible. I never in my life have heard someone speak Spanish so fast. I felt as if I was at a mexican car auction.
Classificação do local: 1
Cambridge, MA
Saying this isn’t the grimiest Greyhound Station I’ve been to is like saying a hanging is better than being burned alive. Still, you should have seen the length of the baggage check line at 6 AM. If Greyhound requires you to show up at least an hour early for your bus (because they’ve overbooked them, being money-​grubbing scabs) the least they could do is offer a lone staff member to check people in during the wee hours. But that’s not how Greyhound works. They offer the bare minimum in every sense.
Classificação do local: 1
San Diego, CA
I hate Greyhound. Buses are unpredictable. I missed my transfer in Denver because the previous bus I was on was late and the guy at the ticket office had the nerve to tell me my bus wasn’t late and it was my fault i missed the bus. Like I would intentionally miss my bus so I’d have to wait 24 hours til the next one. Hated every moment in this station.
Classificação do local: 3
Florence, WI
Passed through here, stayed awhile before switching buses to Salt Lake City. Kinda glad I wasn’t going to Las Vegas and points West since that bus was way overbooked and they had to get another. If you’re on a busy route, stay in line to make sure you get a seat. Lots of diversity here — just go with the flow and remember we are all part of central casting…
Classificação do local: 2
Austin, TX
Pro: You can get to Summit County for $ 15, and the AF Skyride stops right outside. Short walk to 16th st mall if you want to kill time downtown before the bus comes.
Con: old dirty buses with gritty, stained seats; depressing station with very few places to sit; no reserved seats on the bus so you have to queue in line well before the bus comes in case it’s oversold, all the while holding your bags because you wouldn’t want them to touch that station floor.
Classificação do local: 5
San Mateo, CA
This Greyhound is luckily located in the heart of Denver. Unfortunately, some of the surrounding businesses want this station relocated. For us travellers, there are plenty of small and large (enough space for a large backpack if the contents of your pack are unloaded) lockers which charge by the hour. There were not enough electrical outlets for charging all of the cell phones and laptops for all the passengers who were interested. There is no information here for those new to the city.
Classificação do local: 1
Denver, CO
First come first serve policy means the following: If you are taking an afternoon bus from Albuquerque to Denver and the bus coming from Phoenix is full with nobody getting off in Albuquerque, the bus is canceled. When I asked the ticket counter what my options were they told me the following: I could come back for the midnight bus, or my tickets would be good for up to 6 months. This means that if someone in Phoenix had tickets from the month before, they would have boarding priority because they literally boarded the bus first. Don’t book tickets with greyhound if you need something reliable.
Classificação do local: 1
Omaha, NE
When I booked tickets via Amtrak to travel from Vail to Omaha, I thought I was getting a great deal. We’d never ridden the train before, and I thought it would be a nice alternative to flying out of Denver for our trip home at the end of a nice vacation.
Unfortunately the Vail to Denver portion of the trip has effectively ruined my experience, and who’s to blame? Greyhound.
Through a bit of luck that unfortunately involved a knee injury, we arrived at the metro transit station in Vail 3.5 hours before our bus was set to depart to Denver.
Imagine my surprise when we were told that there wouldn’t be any available seats for us on the bus, even though we had reserved tickets in hand. The bus apparently already had 48 people as it arrived in Grand Junction, CO and would will up to it’s max of 55 before reaching Vail. Apparently this happens all the time.
So instead of being able to use our reserved bus tickets that cost $ 54.90…
We first had to book ourselves last minute on a CME shuttle from Vail to Denver for $ 136.00. But since CME only goes to the Denver Airport, we then had to then book Big Sky Shuttle to the Amtrak Station for another $ 40. Luckily we were able to catch the train, but with a total expense of $ 230.90.
Thanks for nothing Greyhound. No wonder nobody takes the bus.
Classificação do local: 1
Denver, CO
Short version: Smelly in summer, and not reliable.
Long version: Took the first leg of our 16hr trip. When hopping on the second leg (same ticket though, just a transfer), they would not honor tickets we bought 6 month in advance — their lines/​bus numbers change every 3 months. Apparently the first driver shouldn’t have even let us on. Stranded, we had to spend $ 70 just to return home on a shuttle. In addition, they would not refund us the bus ticket or compensate us for a ride home. BUT, they will reissue it for another date, without the reissue fee, which is so incredibly generous of Greyhound. Feeling punished for being organized. Almost slashed all 6 tires.
Classificação do local: 1
Arvada, CO
We picked up my husband’s cousin here… and in the 10min it took for him to figure out how to get out of the place he got offered drugs twice. Little sketch at night I would say. In the day time it looks at least not as scary but I sure won’t be putting myself on one of their buses.
Classificação do local: 1
Chicago, IL
I am a huge public trans person and I have grown up on trains and the subway… never in my wildest dreams did I think that a Greyhound bus from Denver to Vail could be so traumatic. It’s horrifying! The station itself is an armpit and the lines… Greyhound doesn’t seem to ever publish their full schedule, so for some reason, I thought that this bus’ final destination would be Glenwood Springs. This is why I could not believe the length of the line of people waiting to get on the bus! On a weekday afternoon. Well, as it turns out, the final destination was Las Vegas and they overbooked it. To their credit, they said another bus would be along in 30 minutes and it was… I got on it, thinking that it wouldn’t be crowded. WRONG! The types of people that ride are really straight out of central casting. I could have driven but was meeting my boyfriend in Vail and we didn’t want to drive back separately. Anyway, I’d probably drive next time. We were supposed to get to Vail at 2:05 but instead rolled in closer to 3:30. I sat with my tote bag in my lap, just frozen. We even stopped in Frisco so that the bus driver could take a smoke break. I could not believe it. Who knows when the next bus of people with this destination were able to leave the station? Greyhound sucks– disgusting stations, bad drivers and a practice of overbooking. UGH.