They're customer service had me on hold for over 17 min and they are late 90% of the time.read more

Buses should never assume that one is waiting around to not get on the but when idly waiting at an…read moreactive bus stop, just to drive off. On December 6th 2025, at 8:57AM, I'm waiting at a bus stop 39 over on Busch Blvd / Busch Plaza. The bus zooms past me as I'm waving my arms to flag them down to stop but they don't. Even after running to the stop after in hopes they'd wait, they again took off without me on there. Bus 39 is a constant headache to have, not being informed they're "out of service " or they'd presume you're a squatter at a bus stop not looking for transportation. The bus driver for today, in particular, was aggressive and non-cooperative to reach ends meet with the people of Tampa. I don't want sympathy & apologies , I need y'all to do better.

Here's some things to help you out…read more https://www.tecolinestreetcar.org/assets/maps/Streetcar_Map.pdf This is a map with all 11 stops for the TECO Streetcar. Useful for navigating and determining the stops you want to get on/off at. https://www.tecolinestreetcar.org/livemap.html This is a quick link to live map of actual locations of both southbound (going Downtown) and northbound (traveling to Ybor) cars - useful for getting a good idea of how much time you'll have to get or wait at the station. ----- As mentioned by others, the TECO Line Streetcar is completely free (no fare/fee to utilize). With that being said, if you ever want to skip the hassle of driving back and forth between the Downtown and Ybor districts, this is the way to do it. It's definitely a great mode of public transportation around the aforementioned districts. Complimenting the mode of transportation, the Streetcar system also offers a very fun/entertaining way to get around. It can definitely be fascinating to be able to ride earlier technology that existed prior to modern day mobiles. The streetcars travels probably no more than 30mph at any given time - slowing down and speeding up between to adjust the other local traffic patterns and conditions. So with that being said, if you're looking at travelling the entire length (between Stop 1 and 11), I would safely dedicate 45 minutes for that trip. We never had to wait long at any stop before getting on (plus you have a link above to help you manage the time a bit better). Route-wise, you will be able to see and access the neater areas of Downtown Tampa and the Ybor District. The stops/stations are rather well thought, designed and planned. All stations offers an ADA-accessible ramp. Yes, sometimes the cars get packed, but that's with any public transportation system - definitely something to consider when it comes to understanding the local events happening in town and how that would potentially impact the line. We have ridden the TECO Streetcar Line about a dozen times at this point, and have always enjoyed the relaxing ride! Definitely recommend this experience if you're in town!

Free, old timey trolley rides from downtown Tampa to Ybor city, what's not to love? TECO street…read morecars offer safe and convenient lifts to Benchmark, Sparkman Wharf, aquarium, and all throughout Ybor. Slow and steady so give yourself extra time. All the windows keep it bright and breezy. Would love to see this rail line expand!

Recently cruised on the Carnival Paradise ex Port Tampa Bay. Our first time, and we've been to…read moreseveral other cruise ports to have a good comparison (Lauderdale, New Orleans, Canaveral, Seattle). This port handles typically smaller ships due to needing to depart Tampa Bay by the Sunshine Skyway, so has height limitations. We parked at the terminal parking across the street, which had ample parking, and was a short block and a half walk away. As soon as we reached the terminal front sidewalk, there were friendly porters there to swiftly take our bags to be moved on board. Plenty of people around pointing you in the right direction to hit the next stage. Security was super fast and check in was a breeze. All in all from the time we left our vehicle, we were on the ship in less than 30 minutes time. There were waiting areas, but no one was in them as the transition was so smooth. Would definitely give high marks to everyone. Debarkation was just as easy (with passports) as the facial recognition allows you to essentially just keep walking from the gangplank from the ship all the way to your transportation.

So I normally write long and detailed reviews, but this one will just be a quick one so I can…read morereview my recent 2026 vacation while the memories are still fresh! The Port of Tampa Bay is unbelievably organized and is perhaps the best place to board/disembark from a cruise ship anywhere. They operate on a staggered boarding process where you claim a time to board days before you leave and are well-staffed and clean. My group of 15 and I were very content with our experience here in mid-March 2026. We had a 10:30am boarding time reserved. Disembarkment is a bit more unorganized than boarding - it ended up being a bit more "open world" vs "linear" getting outta there if we are speaking in video game terminology. Nonetheless, the Port of Tampa Bay is a well-oiled machine and I wouldn't mind if I needed to go through here on any future cruises.

Driver: Bobby Bus:7145…read moreHouston to Austin 4:30 pm bus Extremely Disappointing Experience Our driver, Bobby, was unprofessional and unnecessarily rude. It appears his frustration stems from vehicles briefly stopping behind his parked bus to drop off or pick up passengers. That's understandable--but there's a professional way to address people. My daughter, who is eight months pregnant and considered high-risk, insisted on taking me to my pickup. After we located the bus and set down my luggage, Bobby came storming down the steps to chastise her for parking momentarily behind his vehicle. His tone was loud, condescending, and completely uncalled for. Knowing my daughter's emotional state and wanting to defuse the situation, I calmly told her to move the car--essentially doing what Bobby wanted, just without the hostility. That seemed to upset him even more. My daughter drove off in tears, confused by how aggressively she'd been spoken to. Though Bobby later attempted to apologize, I declined to engage. His concerns could have been addressed directly with me, her mother, without the unnecessary confrontation. To make matters worse, his driving was erratic, and several seatbelts--including mine--were broken. Instead of berating pregnant women, Bobby would do well to focus on the things he can control: driving safely and maintaining a functional bus.

My bus was supposed to depart at 6:15 pm on 12/12/24 from Naples, FL. I waited until 7 pm, but the…read morebus didn't show up and I didn't get any notifications from them. I had to take an Uber in order not to miss my flight from FLL. A few days later I requested a refund. After a long wait they responded: "The service 80391 did pass the stop in Naples, it was about 10/20 minutes late, so it's not possible to provide a refund." This is a lie and I am not crazy I hope :) There were quite a few other very concerned people waiting for the same bus. I would NOT recommend this company to anybody.

So this is a mini review of the station and amtrak itself. I LOVED the roomette. As a solo traveler…read moreit was amazing and the food was a better quality than airplane food. My attendant was great, funny and really personable. I had one issue with a power hungry little twig that walked behind me and was upset at me for going the wrong way but thankfully I never saw that guy again. This station was cool. It has an old fashion look to it and I really enjoyed it. All together a great time and GREAT experience. Check out my full tour just search MrBucketlist Roomette tour on youtube!

Arguably one of the best union stations that I have ever been inside of. First of all let me say…read morethis which if you frequently travel greyhound or Amtrak you know this is an anomaly. The station was sooooo cleaning. It was practically spotless which I loved. I recently came her because I shipped several packages from the other side of the country. The staff was very helpful and it was quiet inside.

I really enjoyed this fabulous free transportation and being able to explore downtown Tampa from…read morethis station all the way to Ybor City. I believe it runs every 15 minutes. Since this is the first and last stop, it will sit at the station so you don't have to worry about missing the streetcar. Highly recommend if you're touring downtown Tampa.

great option for moving around Tampa. comfortable & quick. frequent trips, so never too long to…read morewait. limited seating at the stops but usually some shade.

In the sense that you will eventually get to your destination for a price that is lower than flying…read moreand without the stress of driving, they get 2 stars. But I wouldn't recommend traveling by train if you are alone, especially if the travel times are not convenient. I traveled from Tampa to Jacksonville on a Sunday evening. The train arrived about 40 minutes late, and because the station is under construction, everyone was lined up at the platform in Florida heat at that time. Not fun. Not enough seating for everyone at the platform. There are no seat reservations for standard seats on this train. If you are traveling in a group, the porters will make sure you are seated together. But if you are traveling alone, you will be at the mercy of chance, and I lost that gamble during the trip. I spent my journey uncomfortable and stressed out. There is a cafe, but I did not go there. I didn't feel comfortable leaving my work computer at my seat unattended, and I didn't want to have to heft my computer bag and purse all the way to the dining car. Thankfully, I had packed a snack, so that sustained me for the 6+ hour journey. There's wifi, but it was not great, and my phone kept switching to using the 5G. The bathroom was pretty foul. I limited my water consumption to avoid using it, but I could smell it from my seat. We started 40 minutes late, but by the time we got to Jacksonville, we were more than an hour behind schedule. That meant I got to Jacksonville after 11pm, which wasn't great as a single female traveler. My employer is headquartered in Jacksonville, and there's no direct flight from Tampa. But based on my experience, I do not think the train is an option. I will have to drive the next time.

Cant wait to see the new renovations. When i was here it was closed and we had to be in a trailer…read morenext to it but its ok i always love the service and affordable tickets. Food on train I highly recommend

The Tampa Union Station is a beautiful historic landmark building but like most Amtrak stations…read morethat I have been in, there are no concessional venues to grab a quick snack whilst waiting nevertheless, the staff was great when I checked my bag. Everything was well organized, getting passengers with disabilities or those that need extra time, to the platform situated first and then the general boarding.

This is a beautiful historic building, but it is poorly maintained and absolutely filthy. No…read moreconcessions but they do have vending machines. There's no ATM, even though it claims to have one according to both its website and Amtrak's. The restrooms are disgusting. It's unfortunate to see the place being so poorly maintained.

After spending a couple hours at Braman BMW this past Saturday, I needed to drive to Tampa in a new…read moreX1 to drop it off and return home back to Miami Beach and didn't want to pay an exorbitant fee to travel; I didn't have enough time to make sensible travel plans so I decided to take the Megabus and give it a shot. TBH...I don't, for the life of me, remember the last time I took the bus to anywhere, and taking the Bigbus Tour in San Francisco last week certainly doesn't count. Heck...for a couple hours on that tour, I traveled around 15 miles for $55.00! The stigma of the usual type of characters that take a bus on long distances is real; I noticed some interesting people that you'd be better off not staring them into their eyes, and I almost met some chill people that due to them missing their flight, had no other option back to Miami for their connecting flight to London the next day. Nonetheless, it was a mixed bag of personalities. For the most part, everyone was pretty relaxed with no issues whatsoever and then men running the bus made sure that if you're out of line, you'd be on the side of the road by yourself; they weren't mean by any measure...just authoritative and you could see that from the onset. For the price of what they charge, $28.00 for a seat on a double decker bus with a couple power outlets and WiFi from Tampa to Miami, you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal anywhere; in fact, you could pay even less if you booked your travel a lot earlier but this was the day before I left so how can you beat this deal? The bus made a couple stops after we left Tampa; the first one was in Ft. Myers and it was a Loves Travel Stop that housed a Wendy's and a Subway; they're also a full convenient store that sells about anything you wish but don't buy that beer as any alcoholic beverages aren't allowed. The stop here was a brief 20 minutes, and soon we were on the way. The second stop was off of Sheridan and 95, just south of T.Y. Park, and the stop here were for travelers looking to de-bus. We finally arrived at the bus terminal that's connected to the MIA Rental Car building that also ties in with Metrorail but at the time we arrived which was around 12:30am, it wasn't running; we were around 15 minutes late as to our proposed time of arrival. Megabus runs across the entire US with connection points all over and it's certainly a great way to travel if you don't want to drive, and flying is out of your budget, or maybe you're trying to stay low key as they don't check your ID upon boarding; you simply show an email with your ticket number and you're on. On the day I traveled, the WiFi was down so for those who solely relied on it, they were probably somewhat bored but oh well, it's still hard to beat this awesome way to travel. Staff of 2 men was friendly...only suggestion I have is to maintain the interior better, ie, windows, and fabrics on seat need to be better cleaned. There was a bathroom on the bus but I didn't use it by choice.

WORSE THAN REDCOACH. I used to love Megabus. A few years ago I would take it with no issues. Always…read moreleft on time always arrived on time. This is no longer the case. I was delayed 1.5hrs arriving on both my departure AND arrival trips this past weekend. Not because of traffic, road conditions or weather. Because of the terrible drivers! The first driver made us wait at the stop for an extra hour while he called the cops to get multiple passengers escorted off the bus FOR PRETTY MUCH NO REASON other than he thought they were rude. The second driver on the trip back was not well trained and did not have a gps. He missed our exit and drove 20 min north before realizing it was the wrong way. We then sat on the shoulder of I-95 for 45 minutes while he waited for instruction from dispatch. Rather than just turning the bus around. It was horrible. I am writing this review after already attempting to find a resolution with customer service. I called and they would not help me. They kept saying it wasn't their fault because it was traffic and weather (FALSE). Then I emailed Megabus and explained everything in detail. I GOT THE SAME RESPONSE! If it means so much to them to keep $70, then so be it. They are crooks and liars and I will be sure to let everyone I know that Megabus is a pile of hot flaming garbage. I will never ride with them again after the way customer service handled the situation.

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.