Matt was a great driver. Took us to sacramento from Modesto safely. Let us put music. Had a smooth…read morefield trip. Definitely recommend.

Matt was an amazing guy and had a really good selection of movies. He also took us all the way out…read moreto Long Beach for a school trip and he also took us all the way back to Stockton. Overall a really great trip.

We had a great experience with Royal Party Bus for transportation of 18 students to and from their…read moreHS senior ball. Responses to my inquiries were quick, polite, and professional from Paula at their office. We had several itinerary changes, which were graciously accommodated. Lucas, the driver, was punctual and got the teenagers safely to and from each stop. I drove separately to meet them at the first stop (photos at an obscure location) and I noticed Lucas drove that giant vehicle competently and followed all traffic laws. Bless him for calmly dealing with 18 rowdy teenagers, too. Parts of the outside of the bus could use a little perking up, but it was clean and very nice inside. Just like the photos posted. The stereo system was awesome, and the kids were able to connect their own music. They all said their time in the party bus was more fun than the prom itself, that they would have happily driven around in it most of the night. All in all, highly recommend!

After reading the reviews about bad communication, I will have to agree. They got right back to me…read morewhen I requested a quote. I answer back with lets move forward with the reservation, but nothing until the day...just to tell me they can't accommodate me. Disappointing.

This company is responsible for transporting special needs children to and from school. Parents are…read moreputting their trust in Storer. Storer rarely answers the phone when there is a need and when they do I have more times than not, been met with an incredibly rude person who talks over me, doesn't hear my concerns and jumps to conclusions. This is the only option for special needs school aged children and it is often what is best for a child to regulate between school and home. We are just asking for Storer to be kind, thoughtful and mindful of who they are transporting and listen to the concerns of special needs parents. They should be ashamed of the way they handle special needs parents and students.

I called to get a quote, and the lady over the phone was VERY rude . She said it was too expensive…read morefor me, but would not give me a price. She would not let me get a word in, how does she know we can't afford this. When I tried talking she pretended her phone was going out. Horrible service. We were willing to pay extra fees but we will find something else. Thank you for nothing. I suggest looking somewhere else. Seems like they don't want business . Or if they do, they need to have better customer service .

My partner Anita Hiller, who is 83 years old was using Greyhound for the first time. At the…read moreSacramento bus station waiting for the connection to San Diego, CA. She got on the bus connection and as it was pulling out saw what she saw was her boxes. She told the driver about it. He ignored her and drove on. She has never received them. They are marked with her name Anita Hiller going to San Diego 92120. Can you please keep checking for them? This happened about 1-2 months ago. Thanks

White lady doesn't know the route. She made everyone so mad and late. I got no break on the way…read moreback.

This transit center gets 3.5 stars from me. The system itself isn't very good and only saves itself…read moreby being available. Most of the buses can be boarded just north of the building. Some buses are boarded on Weber Ave. This isn't as clear as it should be. If you're lucky enough to find one of their ambassadors of service, they will work efficiently to help you find your way, eliminating the confusion. You can reach most of the county from this center, and there are buses to Dublin/BART and Sacramento. Indoors, tickets are sold, but you must talk from behind the glass, so it can be a bit difficult to hear. Lighting outside is sufficient, except on Weber Avenue. Also, buses going to Tracy, Lathrop, and Manteca change where they are boarded, so be aware.

When calling to check eta's for the rides you book through dial a ride, the lady's over the phone…read moreact like your asking them to read you the dictionary from A to Z so rude and lazy do better! I'm simply asking you do your job if it's too hard maybe you should look into something else.

Lux drivers do an excellent job of getting the group door to door on time for all our stops along…read morethe way. Superb service assisting passengers on and off the bus, storing luggage, safe and defensive driving to avoid collisions.

Lux is the best charter company to work with! I work with a number of transportation companies in…read morethe Reno/Tahoe area. There are not many options for 50+ passenger buses that are easy to work with. I found Lux and LOVE them! The drivers are great, the office staff flexible, timely and kind to work with, and the payment and booking portal is user friendly. I have switched our charter bus bookings all to Lux.

We had an amazing experience! James, our driver, was on time, drove incredibly smoothly, and was so…read morepatient with our group, even with a bus full of noisy kids. He spent about 12 hours with us and never once complained. He was always helpful, especially when unloading our bags, and made the entire day run seamlessly. One of the highlights was when he happily stopped so we could watch and take pictures of a bear we spotted in Yosemite. That extra bit of flexibility made the trip even more memorable. I also tend to get carsick, but both of our drivers were exceptionally smooth behind the wheel, so I never had any issues. The bus itself was spotless, comfortable, and well maintained. We couldn't have asked for a better experience. I would absolutely recommend this company and would happily use them again!

My kids are grateful and blessed that you were able to get them safe to and from CCT Camp 2026…read more Thank you!! God bless!

My friends and I were looking for a party bus for an event in Oakland, and I'm so glad I found CLS…read moreGlobal Transportation on Yelp! Their 20-passenger party bus was the perfect size for our group. Sharon made the booking process incredibly easy and was so helpful in answering all of our questions. Their pricing was also much more affordable than other companies we looked at, so booking with them was an easy decision. We were able to schedule pickup from our friend's house, transportation to our event, and a return pickup and drop-off afterward without any issues. Our driver, Leland, provided 10/10 service. He made sure we had the best experience from the moment we got on the bus by setting up the Bluetooth before we left and making sure the cooler was stocked with ice. He even picked us up a little earlier than scheduled since our event ended ahead of time. Most importantly, he got us to and from our destination safely while making the ride fun and enjoyable. Thank you, Leland, for being such an amazing driver! We'll definitely be booking with CLS Global Transportation again for future events, and I recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, affordable, and excellent party bus service.

We have not taken the party bus yet, but our experience booking with Sharon has already been top…read moretier. I've honestly never written a review before actually receiving a service, but she has been THAT professional, hospitable, and helpful throughout the entire process. We did find a few companies that were slightly cheaper (and many that were much more expensive), but from the beginning, Sharon made us feel confident that we are truly getting what we are paying for. Her response time, attention to detail, kindness, and personable approach have been incredible. She has made planning so much easier and more enjoyable, and we are so excited for the actual experience!

We had a great driver (Juan) and an excellent and knowledgeable tour guide for our tour…read more Saturday, July 21 | San Francisco Bus Tour We departed the Marriott Hotel at 9:00 AM and headed to the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge. As we crossed the bridge we saw Treasure Island and passed through the short Yerba Buena Island Tunnel. On the other side of the tunnel the San Francisco skyline shrouded in fog came into view. We took the first exit on the right and proceeded to the Embarcadero. As we traveled along the Embarcadero we saw the Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street where a Farmers Market was in progress. As we continued we saw many restaurants and piers. We passed the Exploratorium, the cruise ship terminal. (The Port of San Francisco hosts over 80 cruise ship calls and 300,000 passengers annually at the James R. Herman (Pier 27) and Pier 35 cruise terminals.) We passed Pier 39, Fisherman's Wharf, The Cannery, Cable Car turn-a-round and Ghiradeli Square. All along the Embarcadero we had great views of the Bay and Alcatraz. Next, we traveled for a few blocks on Van Ness Avenue and then turned West on Lombard Street. We traveled down Lombard to the Palace of Fine Arts, our first stop. The Palace of Fine Arts was originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition. We took pictures and then returned to the bus. Upon leaving the Palace of Fine Arts we traveled north towards the Golden Gate Bridge which we learned that the name has nothing to do with the color of the bridge which is International Orange. We traveled across the bridge which was barely visible because of the fog, which is typical for this time of year. (Most homes in SF do not have A/C because of the natural air conditioning of the fog.) At the end of the bridge we pulled into the North Golden Gate Vista Point. We took pictures, but the bridge was obscured by the fog and we could not see San Francisco at all. Benjamin Robinson took a group picture of all of us and the grandchildren of George Andrews--the first cousins. Following that, we traveled back across the GGB to SF past the SF Presidio on Presidio Parkway. We turned west on Geary Street and took Geary to Lands End Lookout. We were able to spend a little bit of time here to visit the visitor center and take pictures. From Lands End Lookout we were able to see the ruins of the Sutro Baths, the Cliff House, Seal Rock, and where the San Francisco Bay pours into the Pacific Ocean. Benjamin Robinson was able to get a great group picture and he was able to get into the picture as well. Upon returning to the bus we traveled for a few blocks along Ocean Beach on the Great Highway and then turned up John F. Kennedy Drive into Golden Gate Park past the Beach Chalet and the Dutch Windmill. (Golden Gate Park is 20% larger than Central Park in NYC.) We continued on JFK Drive passing buffalo, soccer fields, manmade lakes, barbeques, and bounce houses until we stopped at the Music Concourse. The area of the Music Concourse includes a stage, Japanese Tea Garden, de Young Museum, and the Academy of Sciences. We departed the Music Concourse and continued through the park past the Conservatory of Flowers which first opened in 1879. It is the oldest building in GGP. Upon leaving the park we turned right on Stanyan Street and then left on Haight Street where we entered the Haight-Ashbury district that became a very popular place for hippies and flower children especially during the Summer of Love in 1967. We continued up Haight past Ashbury and made a circle around to see the "Painted Ladies" (restored Victorian homes painted with at least three colors) and then down to Oak Street to an area named the Panhandle. We made a right turn on Oak. We turned left on Franklin and then right on Grove. We passed the War Memorial Opera House (first meeting of the United Nations was held there), Davies Symphony Hall, San Francisco City Hall (London Breed is the first African American female mayor of SF), and the Old SF Public Library which is now an Asian Art Museum. We drove up Larken Street and turned right on California Street. We went to the top of Nob Hill where we saw Grace Cathedral, the Masonic Temple, Pacific Union Club, the Fairmont and the Mark Hopkins hotels. As we continued down from Nob Hill on California Street we crossed Grant Avenue in the heart of Chinatown. We made a left turn on Kearny Street, a left turn on Broadway, and a right turn on Columbus. We passed through North Beach and from the bus we looked up Lombard to see the "crookedest street in the world." From Columbus Street we made our way to Pier 39 where the bus driver dropped us off for one hour. He picked us up at 3:00 PM and took us back across the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge to the Marriott Hotel by 4:00 PM. We had a great time. Everyone was thrilled at the sites and there was such a beautiful spirit of family love.

We had a wonderful driver Blake who drove our group from LARPD to Oracle Park and back. He knew the…read moreway perfectly and drove the bus expertly! Made it so much more relaxing! The bus was clean and comfy. Nice air flow and no bad odors! I would go again and hope to have Blake as a driver again! Thank you!