I scheduled a pick up & drop off service to & from the airport. The driver was friendly & on time…read more The car was clean & my pickup & drop off went seamlessly. I will definitely use their services again when I visit Ohio.

The absolute best car service. Do NOT Uber. Save yourself time and money using Saini…read moreTransportation. Daljeet and his brother are professional, reliable, and more than accommodating. Traveling with a 2 month old, two year old, and seven year old isn't easy but Daljeet met us at baggage claim and helped us with our luggage. I will never use Uber or anyone else in Columbus!

COTA's Airport Transfer to Downtown Columbus…read more Upon arriving at CMH to participate in pending litigation in the Common Pleas Court in Columbus, I was watching my budget. I'd booked a room at the Westin Great Southern Hotel at 310 S. High Street, Columbus, and my flight landed around noon. While I typically rent a car at the airport, for this trip I had only one destination and figured I could skip the expense by taking the bus that serves the airport. Turns out, that was a good call. Years past there had been an airport express bus, but that service ended a while ago. So, I checked what the fare was ($2 for a one-way trip; $4.50 for a day pass) and saw there was a kiosk located adjacent to the airport's taxi stand, just outside baggage claim. The machine wasn't functioning, but signage let me know I could use cash to purchase either pass when I board (although no change could be given so exact cash was needed - so either bring $2 in cash, or pay $5 for a $4.50 day pass). I paid $5 and received my day pass, so with that lesson learned I was all set. I should add that there are applications, websites, and variations that make it possible to get a reduced rate and to use your smartphone to pay bus fares. Given my limited two-day need of the service, I figured I could skip these features and plan on paying in cash, keeping it simple. There's some uncertainty about using the COTA trip planner when trying to figure out when and where the next bus would arrive. Using Google Maps wasn't a problem: it showed COTA's #7 bus would depart from the bus stop at the airport near the baggage claim every half hour. When I entered the same terms on COTA's website, the response charted a course where I would have to walk .7 miles from the airport to catch the #24 bus from Hamilton Road, and catch the #7 bus from N. Hamilton Rd. & Sawyer Road - that was simply not the case. I also am not clear about how we were treated when we boarded the #7 bus at CMH. We paid to board, then we traveled about one minute, got close to the McDonalds near the airport, and the bus pulled over and made us depart the bus. We then got on another #7 bus that was waiting at a bus stop, and the driver told us all to pay again. Since I had a day pass it didn't matter, but there were some visitors who were not all that familiar with Columbus or English, and they followed the direction and paid again for their trip into downtown Columbus. The bus then looped back to the #7 bus stop at CMH, picked up new customers, and we were on our way. The experience was both unexplained and a bit unsettling. The driver, however, was outstanding. For the fifty minutes it took to get to the Great Southern in the heart of downtown, our driver was courteous, a very skilled and careful operator, and answered all of our questions with patience and understanding. At no time during the trip was I concerned about our safety, and I was confident that we would arrive on time (and we did so). I am particularly grateful for the information our bus operator gave me as I left the bus on arrival at the Great Southern. Turns out the return bus stop was at Fourth and Mound, about three blocks from the bus stop that served the hotel for dropping off customers. By letting me know where the stop was, I was able to return the following day, now being fully familiar with the airport route. So, a $2 one-way pass (which is good in any direction for 2 hours if you ask for and receive a transfer when boarding) will get me safely and reasonably quickly from the airport to downtown Columbus. If I want to use the bus system for more than two hours, I'm happy to pony up $4.50 for a full day's service. That's a progressive approach to urban transportation. Thanks, COTA!

I've been waiting for over an hour for buds to come and it never came. This is the second day in a…read morerow this has happened. My job may be in jeopardy. I do not appreciate this at all. I plan on my rides to be at work 30-60 minutes early to avoid mishaps like this. It's one thing for bus to be late(which is very understandable) but for the bus to not show up at all is unacceptable. It is very unsafe for me already to be waiting in the dark at 5am and not even get to work on time

We had s great experience with Columbus Taxi. Got my daughter to and from airport without any…read moreissues. Nerayo waited for her with her flight being an hour delayed in arriving. He was always easy to get in contact with too. Would use this taxi service again.

Called to get a ride and they don't take credit, cash, or checks... how is one supposed to pay?read more

Amazing service, great people . Helped us move quickly and efficiently. Were very hardworking and…read morekind.

It's hard to find fault with a free bus line, even if it is limited!…read more CABS is the campus-local bus service. It's absolutely free of charge for anyone who needs to get around campus. The real problem with CABS is that in the time I have been on campus, they have eradicated the single most handy route for students: the core circulator. This line used to whisk students around the heart of campus, making a jaunt from any of the dorms to any of the classrooms around central campus a relatively easy task. No more. The routes that are left are better suited for getting across campus, rather than around it, but the buses run more or less on time and get you where you need to go pretty quickly. Be warned, though, that if a bus driver really needs to use the bathroom, they're going to do it. They might not even warn you- you'll just wonder why the bus has been at this stop so long, look around, and notice the driver has vanished. Not fun when you're running late. But, hey, it's free.

To Whom It May Concern: Well? Where do I start? with the rude bus operators? the bed bug? the…read morepoorly redone schedules? This System is one of the worst in the country! and I've rode a few transit lines over the years. Your African American bus drivers need to have customer skills training. And I'm Black myself and saying this! they act like their better than other people. Ive seen where white customers get on and are treated and spoken to with respect, I quit speaking to these people cause they never speak back! Rude and arrogant...especially the Black drivers..something needs to be done about this. the Easton transit terminal is where most of these arrogant rude Black Men work out of. Some of the Black women have nasty attitudes too!

Simply the best. True door to door service. Professional, on time, great communication and above…read moreall amazing people.

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Great park very vague. There's a creek walking path, kids, kids swingsets fresh air outdoorsread more

The park is very impressive. It's huge, and pretty new I think, or at least seriously revamped…read more They still seem to be building things. There are several playground areas, fairly far apart but in the same part of the park. Baby K liked them. No benches nearby for us old parents. No drinking fountains or anything, that I saw, or picnic tables, etc. Looks like they might be building a bathroom between the YMCA and the playground. There's a large parking lot in front of the YMCA, and then there's a smaller one down on the lower level. The lower level is mostly walking trails and flowers. There are shelters in both areas.