train was delayed for over an hour, and it was not shown on the arrival and departure board. She…read moresaid she would stay there and let us be safe and cool until the train arrived. But close a half hour early anyway leaving us without a restroom.. They're doing some kind of construction, so it's not easy to get to the gazebo. If you're waiting to be picked up, no Ramps for the luggage or handicap access. No sidewalk access to the gazebo. This is a dangerous joke.

The Deland Amtrak station is the perfect place to hop on the local sunrail or of course, the…read moreAmtrak! The station is small but clean and a good place to wait if needed.

This is the most disgusting, disrespectful, inconsiderate bus line ever. The drivers seriously do…read morenot care about anything else but there stupid cigarette breaks. The stations are filled with homeless people and quick service food filled with rats and bugs. I have see it with my own eyes. If you really need to take this bus, GOOD LUCK. You will seriously regret every second of it. There is no such thing as customer service. I would rather walk or not go then ever ride greyhound again. If you have a transfer bus and miss it because of the dumb and uncaring drivers fault of staying at a rest stop for over 30 minutes, then TOO BAD. At least that's what Greyhound would say. They suck so bad. Save your money. If you are traveling to Orlando, Tallahassee, Gainesville, Miami and more places in Florida, I strongly recommend GMG bus lines.

Greyhound dose not care about there passengers and puts them in very dangerous situations, what…read morethey have done to me is unspeakable , and just try to call them and get satisfaction is impossible no matter how long you hold or how many days you put into it or who you talk to, the whole system is designed to make you give up, but little do they know I have only begone to get my friends to get the word out on social media on how they don't care about yours and my safety , when we are in there care.

I had the best experience with the I ride trolley yesterday. I accidentally left my phone on the…read morered line trolley and noticed right after getting dropped off at the stop to then pick up the green line trolley. I called the customer service phone number while I was waiting and they were able to help locate my phone and coordinate between both busses about my situation. When I was picked up by the green line, the driver told me that the red line driver was going to meet me at our final stop to give me my phone and I am happy to report, that's exactly what happened! Both drivers were kind and went above and beyond to help get me my phone. I had to catch a flight this morning so I don't know what I would have done without their help. Thank you, I ride for helping me and for turning a negative situation (brought on by me) and turning it into a positive experience! I really could feel that the company and staff have "people helping people" built into their values and culture.

This is a great service here in Orlando. Inexpensive and easy to use. Ubers dropped us & we were…read morestill charged so definitely try to use this whenever we can. Should start before 8:00 am due to classes at convention center starting at 8.

Map shows PSTA Corporate Office…read more Bus route is between St. Petersburg Beaches, Clearwater Beach and downtown Clearwater. The Suncoast Beach Trolley (SBT) leaves from Park Street terminal. Service to Island Estates effective only 6am-10am. Jolly Trolley services Island Estates after 10am. Somewhat confusing. Until further notice, all rides on Jolley Trolley and PSTA are free. This is an attempt to minimize coronavirus exposure.

We go to St. Pete often and have recently started using the trolley. The price is $2.25 but if you…read moreare senior its $1.10. We love it for getting up and down the beach. Crowds make it hard to park a car around the beach areas so we are happy to leave the car behind! It also connects to other trolleys that take you over to St. Petersbrg (town) which is a charming place to walk around.

I take public transport everywhere I travel and I travel frequently. Orlando's LYNX is the worst…read moreI've experienced and I have experienced the Chicago CTA of Bob Newhart fame. LYNX is very unreliable. I got the week long pass and have only been able to take 4 rides because buses run so rarely and are never on time. A number of times I waited over an hour and a half which means 3 buses failed to show up. The drivers are unable to help an out of towner find connections or they just don't care to. I had a driver who was rude in two languages to 4 tourists from Europe. Two drivers looked at me and didn't stop. The buses are clean maybe because they don't pick up a lot of riders.

Can I give a negative? Awful public transport…read more Bus is late at the station? Don't worry the next one will arrive 30 minutes later and you will be packed in like sardines. Trying to be at work at 6:00 A.M? You'll be late once a week. How hard could it be? My life is miserable because I must rely on this incompetent organization twice a day. Unfortunately, this is a subsided industry and there's no hope for change or improvement. I mean, really. What is the problem? Lynx gets a grade of D minus from me. Get your act together lynx.

DO NOT TAKE. car is DISGUSTING. No clue where theyre going. She kept driving to the wrong spots I…read moreasked if she had GPS she said well on my phone but refused to look it up. car was filth. French fries, dirt, coffee cups umbrellas papers all over. $15 for 3 minute ride.

We were mired in The Villages with only a golf cart. I called, hoping. Ten minutes later Larry…read morewas pulling up to the curb. Three calls total, each with perfect service and two extra perks: a business owner who knew the area well; a Vietnam Vet with a sardonic sense of humor who got the job done to such an extent that he drove around the parking lot to help us remember where we parked our golf cart. Next up: can't wait to call him for my airport rides.