I was traveling to Jackson, Mississippi for leisure purposes and needed a rental car. I booked a…read morereservation in advance for an Intermediate - Group C vehicle from Wednesday, 06/03/26 until Friday, 06/05/26. The booking was reserved with Budget at the Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport (JAN) in Jackson, Mississippi [100 International Dr]. I arrived at the rental car counter and spoke to the representative by the name of Nida. She asked which company I reserved the car under, since Avis, Budget, and Payless are all under the same umbrella. I'd like to note that Nida was super pleasant, helpful, and friendly. Due to the limited inventory, I was given a complimentary upgrade. On top of that, she indicated that the vehicle assigned to me was super new to their car fleet. I ended up getting the Chevrolet Trailblazer, which only had a whopping 4 miles. It was beyond spacious and still had a new car smell. For having the rental car for two days, the total came out to be $146.86. Around $73 a day was a little steep, however, the vehicle was fabulous and decent on gas. The overall experience was great, from Nida's hospitality to the nice upgrade at no additional cost. I wouldn't mind renting from Budget/Avis/Payless again.

VIP Limo provided excellent airport transportation services while in Jackson, MS…read more Buster and his team were extremely polite, timely, responsive, and professional. All vehicles were clean, spacious, and comfortable for our group of 15. I look forward to using VIP Limo's services for our next work trip to Jackson!

We had an absolutely unacceptable experience with VIP Limo during our wedding weekend. The company…read moreput our guests in danger, failed to fulfill the agreed-upon services, and refused to take accountability. On our wedding night, VIP Limo sent a shuttle bus with non-functioning windshield wipers in the middle of a severe rainstorm. Rather than alerting us, the driver attempted to transport a full bus of guests in zero visibility conditions on dark, storm-damaged roads. A guest noticed the issue and made the driver pull over. My sister confronted the driver and told him not to drive another trip, yet he picked up a second busload of guests--including myself--without even mentioning the windshield issue. He started driving us on our 30 minute trip through the storm without functioning wipers, only stopping when my sister finally got in contact with us and we forced him to pull over. We had to call our wedding planners to rescue us on the side of a highway in pouring rain - 25 of our friends had to fit into 3 cars to get home. It's terrifying to think what could've happened if we hadn't intervened, as there were full trees down on some roads due to the weather. When we brought this to the company's attention, we were told we were "lucky they even showed up" and were denied any refund--despite the fact that they failed to complete the contracted rides and violated state and federal safety laws that require working wipers (violations that could lead to fines or suspension of operating license). This was the most serious failure, but far from the only one: 1. The shuttle missed a scheduled pickup, stranding 12 guests and delaying the ceremony 25 minutes. These guests ended up driving themselves to the wedding. 2. A bus nearly tipped into a ditch en route to the welcome party, frightening our guests. 3. Multiple drivers had no idea where they were going--guests had to sit up front and give directions. 4. One driver turned down a dead-end street and had to reverse out with guests using flashlights to help him avoid hitting a fire hydrant. Ultimately, we did not receive the "VIP" service we paid for--we didn't even receive safe or competent transportation. I cannot recommend this company to anyone, and I hope this review encourages VIP Limo to take accountability for their gross negligence and issue the refund we are clearly owed.

I took my RV here a couple times. Friendly and timely service. They fixed everything to perfection,…read moreboth on the coach and chassis. They accept warranties, which is really convenient. Family owned. Recommend coming here if you're in Jackson MS or driving here if you're within a few hours because they do great work.

Brian and his employees are competent, courteous, efficient and ethical. Excellent service updating…read moreelectrical system and installing off the road suspension. They also went through my Roadtrek to detect any potential problems. This is one of the very few businesses that treats customers like family. Brian has always been available for follow up questions. My experience was well worth the trip from Northern New Hampshire to Mississippi.

My first time on a train and it wasn't bad at all. Nice way to travel. Relaxing and pleasant…read more Reasonably price especially if your not traveling too far. The observatory deck is the best thing. You can enjoy the natural light the the great scenery. Really nice way to travel. The only thing I would avoid is the food service. Anything that is already packed and sealed I would purchase. Stay away from anything they have to prepare. I noticed they don't use gloves and they will touch the food with bare hand...after handling other things such as money. Good thing you're allowed to bring your own food...in fact bring your own food!

Good morning America, how are ya?…read more Me and kiddo have been wanting to make a trip up to visit my sister for a while, and recently had the time to take a little adventure. Most any parent can attest, long drives with toddlers are painful. Especially if you are going about to solo. So, as I was weighing travel options, I decided to give Amtrak a go. My advice. Don't ride coach with a two year old. Trains could potentially be very dangerous with little exploring fingers, when the train his a bump, and you are standing it can knock you down (or into a fellow passenger) and if your toddler decides to have a meltdown of epic proportion there is no where to run (and not disturb fellow sleeping passengers). The bathrooms are like a glorified port-o-potty. Having learned that lesson on the way up there, so on the way back home to Nola, we upgraded to an econo-sleeper. Man, did that make a huge difference! You have two captains chairs that fold out to a small bed, black out curtains, and a door that you can close so the kid can scream NONONONONONO to her hearts content, and no one wants to throw you from the train. Also, meals are provided (I'm not saying good meals, but edible) and that's one less thing you have to worry about. The bathrroms are wayyyyy nicer in the sleeper cars. They even have little showers. I think the upgrade was around $60-$70 bucks. All passengers on the train can indulge in a beer or coctail, as they serve alcohol. There is a car made all clear, for those who want to look at the scenery. They make stops where smokers are allowed a chance to go grab a cigarette, or others can step out for a few minutes of fresh air. The staff were all really helpful and friendly. It was kind of fun sitting in the common area and visiting with other passengers. Now, lastly. This is a leisurely ride. If you are an impatient person, this may not be your best bet for travel. Also, then they say what time the train leaves, your butt better be there, or you will get left! The website is very user friendly. They keep it updates with arrivals and departures (our train was running a little late, and it was nice to be able to get on my smartphone and check that).

In town for about a year for work and have been here 5 months already. Quiet, clean, kept up and…read moreserene. I travel all over the US working and Shady Pines in the top 3 of the best RV parks easily. Owners are great and very helpful.

The owners suck Jerry can't control his temper I'm guessing if he can't get his drugs, I lived in…read morethe same spot for 13 years never late on a payment, he threatened to have me evicted because he didn't like me parking in front of my camper. Should have made him try it