I travel quite a bit but not usually by train. I decided I was long overdue for a long distance…read moretrain ride. This is my return trip to Atlanta from Wilmington DE. I have passed through this station many times but never boarded here until this day. I had a few bags and luggage. The station is not small but ut definitely does not compare to the size of 30th Street Station in Philadelphia. There are several entrances around the perimeter of the station. Luckily I found one that has a ramp as many of the doors have a set of steps to go up and down. The station is very bright with a lot of light coming from an atrium ceiling. There are several staircases and escalators that lead upstairs to the tracks. Announcements are made frequently and loudly. I requested the help of a Red Cap. He was very accommodating to me as I also had a handicap ticket. He took my luggage to the baggage counter and had them checked. The attendant also assisted me when it was time to the tracks via the elevator and directly to my train car. I would gladly use this location any time again in the future.

This was an easy-to-navigate station. I had traveled through here previously but it had been years…read more Usually I'd travel straight to Philly, but I have family in deep south Jersey who retrieved me here. The station is on the smaller side and very easy to navigate. They make ample announcements for incoming trains. The area around the station is pretty busy.

You quickly realize you do not want to linger in this Amtrak station. There is nothing positive…read morethat it offers. It requires permanently stationed police to prevent anything unsavory from happening. It is also a food desert unless you want some ultra processed pre-packaged food. The trains are announced.

This was the cleanest and well lit train station i've ever seen. The elevators and escalators were…read moreworking personnel with it's very pleasant, made the trip very enjoyable, as far as transportation goes.

I don't usually leave reviews, but I had to show love to Melrosett. This is hands down the best…read moretrucking company I've ever dealt with. Always on time, professional, and they treat every job like it's the most important one. Their team is solid from top to bottom--real communication, real reliability, and real results. I've worked with a lot of companies in this industry, and nobody does it like Melrosett. Respect to the whole team--you guys are the real deal.

From the owner: Melrose Trucking and Transporation’s mission is to be the best Minority/Women-owned…read morecustomer-focused motor carrier in the transportation industry. Our highest priority is service to our customers, whether large or small, safely operating our semi-trucks and box truck division.

The West Chester parking garage no longer takes cash so the Metropolis app must be used and charges…read morea $1 "service fee." What is the purpose of the service fee? I'll do my business and shopping elsewhere.

Fairly nice area. as bus depots go this is a convenient and secure locale with accessibility ramps,…read morelighting, and schedule boards posted. The roof overhead is great shelter from direct sun heat, rain, and snow. However, the lack of a digital monitor board and public announcements, or even some paper schedules, make this service less consumer friendly than it needs to be. I suppose the $1/hr multilevel parking garage (max $8/day) is a nice feature if you are driving to west chester for shopping or a meal. However, this model does not encourage park and ride to save gas or the environment. I believe that parking should be comped for car to bus users if not discounted further somehow. Furthermore, the Rt. 104 "express" busses make one too many stops and are often over full whether day or night, and this area is no longer served by passenger trains. (SEPTA problems.)

So why would I want to review a SEPTA Station? It's simple; folks on the main line think that the…read moretrain to take into the city is the R5. They are correct in that it will get you there. But what about convenience? Almost all the R5 stations charge for parking. Ughh! Next you need to change trains at a big station like 30th Street or Suburban to get to restaurant row. Not necessarily a pleasant experience! Now let's talk about Ardmore Junction. It's on the Norristown High Speed Line. Let me say that again; it's fast! Parking is free which is a big plus. You change trains at 69th street in Upper Darby to the Market-Frankford line. It's a very easy change. Now you have access to all of the Market, Chestnut, and Walnut Street restaurants. If you are on the mainline, do yourself a favor and think about the Norristown High Speed Line the next time you consider going into the city.

Poor decision on moving bus station!! Cherry Hill mall unsafe location. Poor area for leaving your…read morevehicle. Easily stolen left there overnight or during day. Westampton stop was convenient with parking access to the stop from 295, 541, NJ TURNPIKE. Besides NJ TURNPIKE was literally RIGHT THERE to go either North or South for the busses. If you were smart you would have moved Flix to that location or better yet left Greyhound on Route 73 in Mount Laurelvwhere it was in the first place!

Absolutely ridiculous and a joke of a service. I've never had such an experience with a…read moretransportation ever in my life. My experience has been beyond deplorable. I am here to hopefully help people here avoid the same terrible experience. I've never taken Greyhound before. I live in New York and as I am in university in Baltimore MD, the idea of traveling by bus was appetizing as the tickets weren't too expensive. So I bought a round trip ticket to come home for thanksgiving. I regret using this service with every fiber of my being. The trip back home was beyond disappointing. I spent extra money on an Uber to get to my bus stop on time at 9:45am. They didn't let us board until maybe 10:30 or so. When boarding, an older man I was supposed to sit next to took my window seat and refused to move and nobody did anything about it. Our bus driver for this trip was of horrible quality. She pulled over this huge bus on the side of the road and nearly caused traffic and a few accidents. Her excuse was that she had to get her phone charger, which was directly behind her seat. She also announced that she would not be stopping at Newark , which was supposed to be a stop for this bus for a sizable population of the bus. This was the day before thanksgiving, and of course people were upset that they would be in a different state because the bus driver simply did not want to stop. This caused an outrage in the bus and even the man next to me nearly shoved me out of my seat to go get up and plead with the bus driver along with another man to stop the bus because they had to go see their families. A young boy in the seat across from me frantically began to text his mother and panic because he did not have a way to reach her in time for the holiday. We were also supposed to be in New York at 1:05pm. We didn't arrive until 3:40pm, and while my ticket said arrival was at 3:25, I know what time I walked out of that bus. I have no idea how we skipped a stop and still arrived over 2 hours later than we were supposed to. My trip back to Maryland was ALSO delayed because the driver was seemingly nowhere to be found, again. When I asked the information what the holdup was about they lazily said they have no idea where the driver is. They then went on to tell the passengers of two other buses that their buses were also delayed and would not give them any updates. How can a big company like this not have backup driver or something similar? Had this only happened to my bus I may have neglected to comment about it but apparently this is a normal thing for greyhound, which is unprofessional and unethical. I am currently on the way back to Baltimore as I am writing this as well. Our driver just screamed over the speaker at a passenger to turn some kind of light off in a rude tone. She also commented that she has no problem pulling the bus over and could care less because she "gets paid by the hour". My seat is also very small and uncomfortable and is causing me pain. For reference, I am 5'2" and relatively in good shape. We are behind schedule two hours again . I am beyond disgusted with this service and the people that work for this joke of a company, I've never witnessed someone be so flagrantly crude to people who they have never met. I will be using another mode of transportation, even if it costs me triple of what I paid for this service. If you value your time or have things to do, Greyhound is NOT the way to go.