Traveled from Jacksonville to Louisville and as soon as we had to get off the bus to get serviced I…read morewas put back in the wrong bus due to the greyhound worker not scanning my ticket and would up in Louisville 24 hours later and never seen my packages again. I had 4 large luggage piece( I brown box, I large black bag, I green and grey bag and one black bag with grey stripes) that gave TOTALLY disappeared. No one has seen any of my items since I was asked to get off the bus to be serviced. No remorse..No contact numbers to dial.. my important papers and items are just lost. This company is awful. All they can say is submit a form. I've done that and placed booking number 3286497457 on so many documents the number comes to me in my sleep. How do you lose someone possessions and don't have any remore or face any reproceptions when you all did it? Crazy..man. Things I will never get back or see again. Heartbroken

The 0835 bus driver was extremely rude and told a customer boarding to pour her hot coffee on us…read more He also asked her to hit us with her bag. He threatened to kick us off the bus if we talked to each other and complained about everything. He made us feel uncomfortable. He is supposed to represent the company in a positive light, but instead, he made many people angry. He discriminated against white people. I am going to request compensation for this behavior.

Thanks, Adam. Great tour of Louisville. He is very knowledgeable and has a good sense of humor.read more

Our driver/guide really knows the city and provided a terrific overview of the colorful history of…read moreLouisville. She was fabulous!

Definitely dont use this company. I was attempting to book a bus to the expo center for thurby. Was…read morequoted $525 for the drop and APPROVED for the drop off a few weeks ago. I was delayed with booking which yes my fault. But they were extremely difficult to work with, kept changing the price. WONT EVEN ACTUALLY DROP OFF at the track lol even tho you can buy a drop off pass for $60. So my options were let them extort $1.5k out of me to still walk over a mile to the track or not get the bus at all. Greed is insane work fr. Im making sure everyone in my wide network of associates knows and everyone who books stays at my airbnbs knows not to use you all.

I want to commend one of the bus drivers. His name is Kenny Rousch. He went above and beyond to…read morepick us up after we missed the bus at the state fair.

We used Louisville Party Bus Rentals for a bourbon tour. It was one of the funnest days we have…read morehad. We visited three distilleries, and the bus was awesome. Our driver was great definitely would recommend!

I had an excellent experience with Mint Julep Tours. Ron was very knowledgeable, funny, engaging,…read moreand friendly--he made the entire tour enjoyable from start to finish. Jerry was an awesome driver, keeping the ride smooth, relaxing, and completely stress-free so we could fully enjoy the tastings without worry. We visited Maker's Mark, Heaven Hill, Lux Row Distillers, and Bardstown Bourbon Company--each stop was unique and memorable. I would highly recommend Mint Julep Tours to anyone looking for a fun, well-organized, and informative bourbon trail experience.

We booked a private tour for 5 with Mint Julep for my 50th birthday, and had an absolute blast…read more Cindy was our guide for an all day excursion to 3 distilleries and lunch. She was fantastic and full of knowledge about the area, the distilleries, and the history of bourbon. She even managed to squeeze in a quick trip to a fantastic little candy store to grab some bourbon balls (which were delicious). I highly recommend Mint Julep Tours if you're thinking of taking a trip through the bourbon trail!

This was my first experience doing a Bourbon Tour in Louisville via a tour excursion. Whatever…read moreBourbon Excursions is doing to take care of their customers, well, they are hitting their target! The level of customer service provided by our tour guide, Bruce Raque, was truly exceptional and went above and beyond what one might expect. He went out of his way to give us some history of distilleries and the area, as well as showing us some local spots that the locals love. We really appreciated all that he did for us, from picking us up at our hotel, visiting local distilleries, taking us to a great BBQ lunch spot, and dropping us back at our hotel. To Bourbon Excursions, thank you for an amazing first Bourbon City Tour experience. We will definitely come back for a second!

We visited Louisville to experience Bourbon and boy did it deliver!!! Bruce Raque from Bourbon…read moreExcursions was my Bourbon Angel. Not only did he arrange our tour but he was also our driver and tour guide! He took care of us from start to finish. There was six of us in our group and we all had an excellent time. Thanks to Bruce, he made the tour fun, exciting and enjoyable!!! Definitely will do it again! Highly highly recommend doing a tour if you're going to visit. Thank you Bourbon Excursions for a wonderful first Bourbon City experience and especially a huge Thank You to Bruce for taking care of us and making sure that we had a great time!

We hadn't been to Kentucky before and were overwhelmed by all the Distillery choices .... And then…read moreI called Bluegrass Executive Transportation. I talked with Chris and he's a wealth of knowledge explaining the different areas to visit and made recommendations based on what I told him - including that we'd prefer smaller distilleries for a more personalized experience. In addition to the distilleries, he made recommendations on restaurants. I highly recommend Bluegrass for a tailored tour with great conversation!!

Used these guys last week. Casey was our driver and he was bad ass. Picked us up from downtown…read moreLouisville and rocketed us into bourbon country. SUV was pristine and spacious, good sound system. Jesus wept and Hurricane Helene sent rowdy storms all the way up the Bourbon Trail. I felt safe as a babe wrapped in his mother's arms as Casey piloted us through the impenetrable rainstorm, telling stories and educating us about bourbon all the way. We had a few appointments to maintain... Casey's intimate knowledge of all the distilleries allowed him to steer us in the right direction, as locations closed due to power failures and flooding and the sins of man. God's anger was biblical on this day! Would use these guys again in a second. Five Stars. Ask Casey about Doris!

Thomas and Ron were great hosts on our tour today. We really enjoyed the Saturday Social Tour!…read moreThomas was very knowledgeable, respectful, and kind. Ron kept us safe on the road. It's nice to be able to try wonderful places without worrying about driving! They have everything you need to have a great day on the bourbon trail; light snacks, water, soft drinks, and cups to sample with on the coach. We enjoyed our time with our guide at the Frazier getting a brief knowledge overview of bourbon before our journey began. We started bright and early with a delicious tasting there! We then had a delicious lunch that was ready almost exactly when we arrived, which was great after already having a few tastes! The tours at Jim Beam and Heaven Hill were very informative and enjoyable. We really hope to go to try out the Thursday and Friday tours sometime soon!

Stu is a great driver and very professional! Would use this company again! Definitely a great…read moreexperience.

Bad first experience for us. When boarding I noticed the driver's seat was ripped. Windows rattled,…read morecramped conditions. But hey you get what you pay for. Bathroom was out of order. Driver was safe and we made it to our destination unscathed. If you want cheap, this is your bus line

Megabus is awesome. It also is (1) a bus and (2) very affordable, which means all manner of…read morehumanity is likely to be on the bus with you. Weird Al writes songs about experiences like this, so if you're sketched out by this prospect, Megabus might not be for you. For the rest of you, I have some tips now that I'm a veteran of 9 rides: - Bring layers. They can crank the AC sometimes, plus that extra sweatshirt can double as a pillow. - Bring food and drink. Sometimes trips include a rest stop, but many don't. And sometimes your stop location offers not much more than an Arby's breakfast (something your physician does not recommend). Megabus only stops in city centers and occasionally in places to add fuel or change drivers, which means you get to your destination faster but it also means you probably won't get a decent meal along the way. - Bring some measure of patience and understanding. You haven't paid for a jet. And you haven't even paid for a proper bus depot. The Louisville bus stop on Jefferson Street (near 8th) lacks seating, shelter and dignity. Also, don't be afraid to rub elbows with that stranger. One time I sat across from a guy who was clearly poor and not quite right in the head and he was still wearing a hospital bracelet. You might not ever have to worry about seeing that guy on your British Airways trip, but you might sit next to that guy on Megabus. Deal with it. - Book trips well in advance, and book them especially for cities that have good transit. We especially liked using Megabus for Chicago since having a car once you're there is more of a hindrance than anything. Also, ticket prices are cheaper if you book ahead (although they are often still quite cheap even within a couple of days of the trip).