So operator #26324 had an attitude this morning when I got on. I had gotten a couple of Dutch bros…read moredrinks this morning before going to work. He was like so rude. He told me "normally you would be asked to throw those drinks away before boarding. If one of them spills on MY bus then I have to get a whole new bus". I told him "first of all does this bus have your name on it? Second of all, the last couple of times I have had a Dutch bros drink on this bus around this time, not one bus driver has been as rude as you. And lastly nor have they asked me to throw away drinks." And he was just quiet after that. I asked him "do you have a child that keeps you up all night when you have to go to work early? I didn't think so dude. I have had a bad week this week. And I will be reporting you to the via people to let them know how much of an ass hole you are."

This is a great station for VIA. The location is good and the building design in nice and modern…read more The bathrooms could use a little TLC for sure, but I understand public restrooms are what they are. I really enjoy the bike pod that is here. They are a free service to parking your bike for up to 72 hours out of the weather. It is perfect for those who drive in and then commute. You can keep your bike there locked up with your own lock. I hope these catch on at the rest of the stations, I will be using them for sure!

Goes crazy, one of the main transits downtown. You can charge your phone inside but shhh, not for…read morelong until the security finds out you not riding a bus and just there to use the plugs. lol bathrooms are frequently cleaned, don't let them catch you trying to brush your teeth or comb out your hair in the sink area... they'll get on yo ass.

Viva Via! This is a great new multi-modal transportation…read morecenter, located on the west side of Downtown! This place has some works of art that showcase the character of the San Antonio west side, with murals, sculpture, and mosaics. The place is huge, with lots of places to sit and read, and wait for your bus. The departure points are clearly displayed, with signs showing the estimated time of arrival for various bus routes. There's an air conditioned waiting room where you can get out of the sun and have a seat and wait for your bus, with drinking fountains and restrooms. There's plans to put in a small coffee shop, but that hasn't materialized yet. This is normally a rough side of downtown, but there's a healthy police presence here to make sure that things don't get too rough. I was happy to see that there are plenty of places to relax, and lots of bike racks also! I've heard that there are plans to ultimately offer a rail service out of this plaza, but we're not there yet.

Patti is a Travel expert. I have booked three trips, always on point. I would definitely recommend…read moreto book your next trip with Krystal travel. Five stars all the way

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Most incredible Cruise Planners, no pun intended. They work…read morehard, make sure everything is correct, inform their customers... and even offer group cruise tours. They even go on the cruise with the entire group! The J&J cruise goers!

I previously booked A-1 for a birthday event with a group of friends. The driver was awesome and…read moredefinitely deserves five stars, however I had a negative experience with their office personnel. I called a couple of days before the event to confirm the pick up time and pricing and the man who answered the phone rudely told me "Look, I have several other customers to contact today. We're very busy and I don't have time to confirm with you right now." and then he HUNG UP ON ME. This probably should have been a sign for me to cancel but I thought it would be too late to try and book with someone else. The day before our event a woman called me and was very pleasant and confirmed the pricing with me and said that the price included gratuity. As I said the driver was great! He was very courteous and took us to all the places we wanted to go in a timely manner. At the end of the evening we paid the driver the price that I had confirmed with the woman and also asked him if he felt the payment was fair, and he said it was. Not even 15 minutes after the driver had left the rude man from before called me (this is at 2am!) and asked me, in a very accusing tone by the way, "Is there any reason why you didn't tip the driver?". I explained to him that the woman we talked to the day before had told us that gratuity was included in the final price and that the driver HIMSELF said the payment was fair. The man says that what I was told was wrong and that any other limo service in San Antonio would not be that cheap (he actually laughed at me at this point as if I was supposed to know that). Then he tells me that they can add an additional tip to the credit card that they have on file that I used to make the deposit. I told him no since I had received confirmation from two of his employees that the payment was correct. At this point he tells me that if I don't want to charge it to my card that I can send a check to their office, to which I also denied. I couldn't believe that he was still trying to get more money from me after his own employees had confirmed the price with me. I'm sad that I didn't get this unprofessional man's name because he definitely makes this company look bad in my eyes.

Quick trip to San Antonio for a family wedding. Full disclosure here, my husband and I own a sedan…read more& limo company in Chicago (Home James Chicago). I searched Yelp and did not see much, so I decided to give these guys a shot. Robert was my driver, or maybe I should say my "wonderful" driver. Exceptional service, clean car and right on time on Saturday. Robert even made a special trip on Sunday to take me to the wedding and to return later in the evening with the stretch. Once again on Monday there he was right on time and ready to go back to the airport. I will definitely recommend this company to any of my customers who are heading south to San Antonio.

Buses were to pass by every 10-15 minutes in London, England.. We waiting for over 25 minutes and…read morefinally flagged a taxi. Asked for a refund but was denied. Will avoid this company in the future.

Search for deals on Groupon to save at least 50%! It's been ongoing for awhile. But be mindful of…read morethe expiration date. If you don't think you can take the tour before the expiration date, wait for the next Groupon roll out. I paid $22 for two adults on Groupon. Normally it is $23.99 for just one adult. In addition, I bought a family pack for $32 (2 adults + 3 children) as a gift. Normally that goes for $71.99. I posted a photo of their prices. I printed out my Groupon vouchers and brought them along with my guests to Alamo Plaza on Christmas Day 2013. It wasn't long before we saw the bus pull up in front of Menger Hotel. Can't miss it. The bus driver controlled the flow of traffic...halting those waiting to board until all the exiting passengers got off. He was also in control of tickets. I handed over my vouchers. He verified the number of people in my party & printed out the receipts, which I was told to hold on to and show for reboarding. My group of 7 decided to sit on the top deck. (Watch out for tree branches if you sit on the right hand side!) The kids were super excited about sitting in an open bus. We stayed on the the bus for it's entirety. The route took us by Buckhorn Museum, San Fernando Cathedral, Market Square, King William District and Hemisphere Park. Along the way, a taped narrative was played detailing the historical and/or entertaining value of the surrounding buildings, structure and areas. We had planned on hopping off/on at certain areas for the 2nd round so that we could explore more. But the kids got tired/hungry/bored/cold/had to pee/wanted to go home....so that was the end of the tour for us. Overall, I thought the tour was ok. It would have been better if there was a 2nd or maybe 3rd tour guide to help the bus driver and make it more interactive - have a question and answer segment perhaps. Our driver looked like he hated his job and was grumpy as heck. Maybe he didn't want to work on Christmas? Who knows. Plus, there were a surprising number of people who were out & wanting to take the tour. It was too overwhelming for the driver. But dude....it's Christmas. You work in the tourist industry. You want tips. Fake it & bust a smile at least. Is that too much to ask? Anyway, I will most likely have to take this tour again because my husband & I host lots of out of town guests. Hope we have a better experience next time.

Wow history here and lots of food and drinks to go with it…read moreCome by to relax and see the planes and helicopters land and take off Helicopter rides start at $20 Small dining cafe Clean, cute airport

Very historic General Aviation airport founded around 1916 and still active 100 years later. The…read moreoriginal gate still stands but is used for a mechanical workshop. The main part of the building and the air control tower were built in the 1930s and two gates were added to it around 2007-2008 but they maintained the original historical look as much as possible. Open to the public and a really historic place to tour but also a very functional GA airport for San Antonio. For small aircraft owners coming into town, they offer both self-service fuel fill-up as well full-service fuel up where they do it for you and tie your plane down to the run way. They also have a concierge type service where you can check in and they will arrange fueling and also arrange for a rental car to your destination if you need it. If you are flying in for a downtown event, it is only about 10-15 minutes from downtown via car. Long term hangar lease space for your aircraft is also available. They partner with nearby Palo Alto College for training new pilots. Alamo Helicopter Tours is also based out of this airport and they provide tours over downtown SA, the Hill Country, as well as point to point transportation. https://alamohelicoptertours.com/ They have a really nice pilot's lounge for those pilots who have to stay at the airport while their clients go to meetings or events in the city. Decent sized meeting rooms available for rent to anyone in the general public. One of the best features added back in 2016 is a local BBQ joint called The Big Bib. But that is a separate review. Even if you are not a pilot or a flyer, I encourage you to visit this place if you a San Antonio native. You really need to learn more about the history and the future plans for this place!

Skyplace is the fixed-based operator (FBO) at the San Antonio executive airport. We stop-off here…read moreon our way from Indianapolis to refuel, on our way down to Mexico. The lounge inside is very nicely done, with plenty of snacks and refreshments available. The restrooms are also consistently clean.