The Deuce is slow because of all the stops and traffic and can get warm in the summer when the door is open and the air conditioning leaks out. However, it is cheap at $5 a day and covers Vegas fairly well. You can transfer to the other parts of the CAT system so you can hit the Locals casinos if you get tired of the Strip. What you have to do is view it as part of the transportation solution which can vary from one person to another depending on need and expense. I think the other alternatives are the free shuttles that casinos have and sometimes the monorail when the traffic is really bad. If you want to see a really good discussion of Las Vegas transportation, there is a new website I found called vegasmadeeasy.com that has the most detailed discussion I've seen. I didn't know about some of the shortcuts to the Strip casinos until this site. read more

This is the way to get around Vegas if you're from out of town and you're not planning on going towards Hoover Dam or the Grand Canyon. It's 2 levels and runs up and down the strip all day and night. You will see a lot of characters riding the deuce and driving it as well. I can't wait for my next ride on "the deuce!" One time a local was yelling @ her kid "Get off the damn bus. You cry over nothin! Your face is all balled up and ugly!" It was funny but sad too. read more

I would've given this a 5star, however, it seems as though they force you to get a day pass (which isn't that expensive, @ $8/pp), but I would really enjoy single ride options. Each RTC stop has a big machine (you can't miss it) that you can purchase tickets at, or you can just purchase a pass on the bus. They have the 2hr ride pass ($6/pp) or the all day pass ($8/pp). The busses are nice in that you can ride to and from any of the stops and off any bus you'd like, but the Deuce is the one that picks you up and takes you through the strip, so its convenient. It also goes up north towards Old Vegas. The seats are comfortable, though the bus does get jam packed, fast. It's a double decker, so its always fun if you can snatch a front row seat on the second level. I'd say this is your best bet if you dont mind taking public transit and waiting a bit (waits are not that long). We chose this because its conveniently outside stratosphere! read more

Still much less expensive than a taxi, if you're not in a hurry, but the prices have been raised from last time I rode. They now have a new "Gimmick", a two hour pass for $5.00. For all practical purposes, this really translates into a single ride for $5.00, because nobody can board the bus, finally get to where they're going, finish their business or pleasure, then re-board the bus for the return trip in under two hours. It just sounds better when they says it's $5.00 for a two hour pass, instead of saying hey, we more than doubled the price of a single ride ticket. The buses are clean and well maintained though, and I felt safe on them. read more

If you pay the $7 24 hour pass and plan to go down up and down The Strip for that long then The Deuce is the way to go! It is easy to spot The Deuce because it is a gold double decker bus. Often times the bus is jammed packed and at one stop they had to turn passengers away because they were too full. Probably a common occurrence for the bus drivers to do when driving The Strip. Despite those inconveniences walking or taking The Deuce is really the best way to get around on The Strip because driving is a real pain in the ass and it doesn't help when there are loads of inconsiderate Nevada drivers on the roads as well as tourists who are driving and don't haven a clue to what they are doing! That doesn't stop from taxi drivers from beeping at you with their horns when you are in a crosswalk and in their way though! read more

What the deuce? I'm glad LV has a double decker bus now, because all these busses get packed like all these hispanic boxers. (Pacquiao/Margherito plug) If you're a tourist or you're a local and you wanna be a tourist, catch the deuce. You'll be glad you did, $5 bucks for locals all day, and $7 bucks for non-locals. How they will find out if you're local or non-local, I have no clue. Deuces!! read more

It ain't fast.....but if you aren't in a hurry (as in you aren't trying to get from Fremont Street to Manadalay Bay in under 50 minutes to get the last shuttle to your hotel located in BFE so that you don't have to shell out yet another $30 for cab fare but the Deuce is so slow you arrive with 2 minutes to go and have to race down the street in 4 inch heels knocking fanny-pack wearing grandmas carrying 3-foot tall margaritas out of your way in order to make it just as the shuttle is pulling away) then it's great. $2 one way, $5 all day, takes about an hour to get from one end of the strip to Fremont Street in even the slightest bit of traffic. The people can be crazy, it makes a lot of stops and there is a great chance you will have the best bus driver ever, who, after yelling at people for infractions like eating, standing before the bus has come to a full and complete stop, and using the wrong door, says something awesome like: "Watch your step out there and remember, I care about you!" read more

If there was one more star I would give it 6. That's right, 6 stars for a bus. "That must be a damn good bus!" you say and I say "But of course." I like to get tips on where I'm travelling if I know people who have gone and everyone told me, "Just take cabs, their like $5 and its far to walk." I'm glad we gave up on that sooner rather than later. Cabs are not "like $5" more "like $14" with tip, so that's a lot every time you want to move around during the day, which is, if you're active, about a dozen times. The deuce is so tourist friendly it's pure insanity. It has great screens on both levels of the bus that show which stops are coming up and, on top of that, the voice will announce what you can connect to there and everything that is remotely in the area. It's wonderful! The bus drivers are helpful and this puppy will take you all the way to Fremont street if you want! You can also connect to the airport or the Premium Outlets on this bad boy. Be careful though, once you get off the strip and this bus the transit isn't the best. This is amazing because it runs 24 hour a day and even in the middle of the night the longest you have to wait is 17 mins for a bus. Normally every few minutes. The deuce may feel slow because it takes a long time to load everyone on at each stop but don't be fooled, you're still going faster than walking and it will help save your feet. There are usually a ton of seats on the second level so don't be afraid to go up there, it's a nice view too. The bus is $3 one way or $7 for the whole 24 hours, so just get the day pass, it's worth it. We also heard on our last day that you can get a 3 days pass for $15 from the machines at the bus stops. Next time, it's on like kong and I'm getting that on my first day! read more

"A must" Get a ticket and travel to fremont street. The service is good and value excellent. Save your feet. Avoid the cc machines and buy with cash only or pay on bus read more

Park your car at one of the hotels...(if you have one) and right the Deuce!! Up and down the strip for 24 hours for $7....no brainer!!! I'm anti-vegas taxi's because the price changes depending on the drivers mood!! I once paid $35 to go 2 blocks....WTF!! Ride the Deuce..especially if you aren't in any condition to drive!!! You won't regret it. read more

Everything that has already been written is very, very true! Don't plan on the bus arriving according to schedule and be ready to get passed up if it is already full - very frustrating, especially if you have already been waiting for awhile. However, if you are staying on the north end of the Strip it is a good alternative from expensive cabs and long walks. Again, just know it will not be quick - be sure not to be on a set schedule to make a show or dinner reservations as you'll probably be late. If you want to miss the crowds of the main Strip take the Deuce down to Fremont and gamble in downtown Vegas. Nice change and very old school. Also, good to know is that after a long bus ride to the far south end of the route, the Deuce goes right past the airport's rental car hub. So, if you want to rent a car to go say to Hover Dam for the day and save yourself taxi fare, take the Deuce. Just remember it will take some time depending on where you pick up the bus, traffic, time of day and if there is construction on Vegas Blvd. read more

Cheap and convenient way to travel up and down the Strip ($8 for a 24 hour ticket). I only took it twice, but both times it was very comfortable (I expected it to be hot and packed, it was not, but this was January). It's supposed to run about every 15 min read more

Cheap way to get around Vegas. It cost $8 for a day pass. It has stops in front of most of the casinos so very convenient. The bus was very clean. read more

I decided to try something different and took the bus from McCarran Airport to the northern end of the Strip. Followed the signs in Terminal 1 to baggage claim and ground transportation to the end of the baggage claim area. Saw the signs on the right for the escalator down to Level Zero. Followed the signs for public transportation outside to a parking lot. Went to the first island in the parking lot and turned right to the end of the island to the public bus area. Managed to buy a $20 pass good for the next 72 hours on any bus. The 109 came by pretty quickly to the bus area and we hopped on. Stick your bus pass magnetic strip facing you through their fare machine. It took us to the South Strip Transfer Station. You get off and find the gold SDX bus, possibly just on the other side of the Station. Once you get on to the Strip, you'll find that the SDX is faster than the blue double decker Deuce that also runs up and down the Strip. The SDX is faster because it has fewer stops, which is great if the SDX stop is in front of your hotel. Ours wasn't, so we had to transfer to the Deuce to get to our hotel at the end of the Strip. There are fewer SDX buses. There's really no room for bags on the buses, so be prepared to put your luggage on your lap if you get a seat. We took the Deuce up and down the Strip during our stay, even during the evening. The hard part is finding the bus stop. Just look for the distinctive curvy roofs of the bus stop somewhere in front the designated casino property for each stop. We took the Deuce back to the airport, but you have to transfer in front of Mandalay Bay to catch the SDX to the South Strip Transfer Station for the 109 to McCarran. Our trip was a mid-week stay in October. Not busy, so the buses weren't super packed. Furthermore, our runs to and from the airport were during the morning. Unfortunately, I can't recommend the bus to get to and from the airport. The ride back to the airport took two hours. The cost for a three day pass is about half the cost as a rideshare. And if there's two of you, the cost is about the same as a ride share which is a lot more convenient and a lot quicker by about 90 minutes. Then again, a three day pass can be used while you run up and down the during your stay, and outside of the airport run, your cost for using the Deuce during your stay is free. I might consider an $8 day pass to run up and down the Strip since that would probably be more cost competitive. read more

Did you know structures in Vegas are built so that they look close by when they're really not?! Neither did I!! Thank goodness for The Deuce! This double decker bus saved me from a sad desertly demise while I wandered in the wrong direction down the Las Vegas strip on a warm April day. Although it can get crowded if you're beat from a day or two of walking up and down the strip The Deuce can save your life, and it also doesn't hurt if you've spent all your money at the tables because about 7$ buys you 24hrs worth of ride time. read more

This bar / lounge has excellent customer service and plays great tunes. A really enjoyable stop on our night club crawl. read more

The Deuce - Public Transportation Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

We use the deuce every time we are in Vegas...you can't beat the price. Never had an issue on the busses other than sometimes we have a long wait. If you are in Vegas check out the bus schedule and see if it fits your needs. It makes our trips so much easier every time. read more

Picture this--a double decker bus with a route up and down Las Vegas Strip (tying the new Strip w/ the old Fremont strip). This route will most assuredly incur a crowd of the lively and shall we say, "happy people". With that said, I'd say the bus does what its supposed to do. It takes you to most of the major tourist attractions, and if you have been imbibing libations you don't have to worry about driving. The bus just goes back and forth along the line of Las Vegas Blvd--so not much thinking required. Had one driver who was hella funny. He apparently could see and listen to me and my homie up on the top floor in the back, and he said, " I can hear you". He also was very concerned about our well being. "Please stay out of the stairwells when we're moving, because I really care about your safety," he said in a monotone voice. Other than that, I end with a bit of advice. Give a sniff to where you sit before you settle. If you're not in to puke-aroma, you may want to be wary of where you plop down. read more

To be honest they are getting 2 stars only because the route itself got you around town quick and easy. Honestly I wanted to give it 1 star I had nothing but problems with just about every single bus driver I dealt with was rude or treated you like you were stupid. Me and my friend bought the 3 day pass and the price itself was good 20 dollars and you get unlimited rides. But each time you would get on you would get on and they would not help you if you were unsure how to use the card and weren't helpful with questions. The worst experience was that Monday night August 8 at around 11:50pm. I had swiped my card and then the driver stops and yells at me for having a CLOSED UNOPEN BOTTLE OF WATER. Now I understand if its an open cup fine you don't want spills but a closed bottle of water. He demands I get off the bus. I admit I cursed him out because I felt that was the stupidest reason for kicking someone off a bus. Honestly this was the only major issue I had on the trip was the Deuce Service. Also when purchasing the ticket some credit cards you try they decline them for no reason whatsoever. I use my card at the restaurant before i buy the ticket it then declines it so i use another then i try another place with same declined card and it goes through. I thought I was alone but it happened to my travel partner too. The price again was good but it all depends on who is driving. I'll say the majority of the service is not good. read more

After realizing that it took over an hour to get from Fremont St to the Paris hotel area, I think I would rather pay $25 for a cab at least one of the directions. Also, there were some drunken riders who were messing with the security cameras and other tourists on a crowded bus. But for unlimited rides for 24 hours at $7, I can see why this would happen. It was however nice of the driver to point out landmarks such as the Pawn Stars shop. Cheers read more

Ah... the Deuce. I had to snicker when I heard the name of this bus, but the more I thought about it, the more apropos it was. Although nobody likes to talk about it, eventually everybody has to take a Deuce. This bus is the bargain way to get to the Strip from Fremont Street with a minimum of blisters and/or muggings. It's colossally slow, since it gets stuck in traffic pretty much all day long and the stops in some spots aren't more than a few hundred feet apart, but on the up side there's a top deck and you can stare at Vegas in air-conditioned comfort from up there if you can just block out the annoying voice of the driver on the PA. Busses run all night from every eight minutes to every twenty minutes, and it's cheap to get an all-day ticket: only $7. Compare that to the $30 taxi ride to anywhere from Fremont and it starts looking like a real bargain. So yeah, I took a Deuce. In fact, I took several. But I'd rather not talk about it. read more

If you're going long distances, use the Deuce (i.e. from the Strip to Downtown). Otherwise, it's a waste of time and you'd be better off calling a taxi. First, this thing moves incredibly slow, and I have no idea why. When I first took it, it was during heavy traffic, so I made excuses for the bus driver. But the next time, there was no traffic anywhere, and we still went the same speed. The whole double decker set up is annoying. Many people carry bags or luggage and carrying them up and down those stairs takes a lot of effort. Plus, if the bus is crowded (which it usually is), you have to fight to get around everyone else. I can see how having the double decker might be thought of as a fun way to see the Strip, but the whole bus is covered in ads, so you're not getting a very good view. Finally, I didn't really like the way I was treated when I was trying to board. There was an employee at the bus stop that was instructing people how to get on the bus (is that normal?). He asked if I had a pass or something, and when I said I did not, he told me I couldn't get on! I had two dollars, so I wasn't sure what the problems was. He got slightly indignant and told me I could only board if I had exact change. Which I did. I can see how a lot of tourists are idiots and that guy probably does need to be there, but it pissed me off. I could read all the signs plastered all over the bus stop, not to mention all over the bus. read more

After having a wonderful evening on Fremont Street. My niece and I decide it was time to retire. Neither of us was drinking but wanted to take a milkshake back to our room. We were told by your very rude bus driver that we could not enter the bus. Our straws were in our hands. We're staying at the Stratosphere which is maybe six stops away. We told him that we would not drink it but he told us to catch the next bus. How rude??? We are visiting from out of state and this was clearly the worse part of it. I do respect the rule, it's just the tone and his mannerisms that got me. It was the southbound at 11:36 Bus No. 170. Thank you9 read more

$ 6 for a 2 hour ticket is far too much. They know how they get the money from Las Vegas tourists. You also have to calculate time for this bus ride because sometimes you walk faster than this bus. read more

Last summer, I went on vacation to the strip and since my parents didn't have the energy they used to have to walk to hotels with free attractions, we decided to take The Deuce to the hotels. Since we were staying at Vegas for 4 days, we bought the 24 hour bus passes cuz we planned to relax for the 3rd day :D The bus pass fares were rather cheap, 8 bucks for a pass and since they expire after a day, it's well worth it. We first boarded the bus around noon. The bus is fairly crowded, however it isn't packed, so expect the bus to be crowded at around the late morning to noon. The seats were also filled so i stood. It was my first time boarding a public bus and I didn't know what to expect when the bus started driving. Fortunately, I caught one of those rings dangling from the top of the 1st floor on time. We finally got to the place where we needed to be and we got off. My experience didn't stop there. Night fell, and we were waiting for the bus to come. The bus was running a bit late since it has been past half and hour. It kinda feels cold since the very humid air mixed with the 80 degrees air along with a breeze can send chills through out your body. The bus finally came and GODDAMN IT IS PACKED!!! The bus driver had to cut people off because there are too many people on the bus and some people wouldn't bother to go up to the second floor and I know for sure that it has 2 times less people on the second floor. Since the nearest person on the bus whose name isn't Yang was 8 inches away from me, I couldn't wait to get off of the bus back to the hotel I was staying at. In order to make room for people, I had to sit on the blocks where the handicapped was supposed to sit. EXTRA ROOM :D and I had tons of personal space. We finally got off and we were a bit cranky because of the less personal space that we got. Nevertheless, we got outstanding service. Word of advice, don't board the bus at nighttime if you value your personal space, the monorail would be a better choice because it has less people or just call a cab. read more

Oh the Deuce Double Decker bus transit system! How much I love you! Cause walking is for suckers! I just wish you would show up on time more often... but for $3 for one way, $7 for 24 hours, or $15 for a three day pass, you are so worth it! They only take cash on the bus, I never had the opportunity to purchase a pass from the select Deuce machines along the strip, but I'm pretty positive it's the same way. The Deuce stops quite frequently on the strip, I wouldn't say at every hotel, maybe every other hotel. Most of the drivers are friendly, I did experience 2 of the drivers with road rage, which I think was more entertaining than anything! LOL I have noticed how much busier this bus transit is now than it was, 4 years ago... in mid February of 2010, there were times where we had to wait for the following bus 3 different occasions because of the bus being full. If your not in a big hurry to catch a show on the strip, it's not a big deal, but if you have all the time in the world, this is the bus for you! read more

Fantastic way to move around i n Vegas -Full disclosure - I do not take the bus anywhere -never-but I can see this is a very affordable service and reliable. I did try this service in Vegas to go back and forth on the strip- Wow! love it. and ended up doing a 3 days service for $24 I did hop on and off no issues. great service. I learn about their different type and all the routes as they have maps in every stop. read more

We understand there is lots of rode construction when we rode on May 5, 2021. We where drop off at Circus Circus never did or was mentioned by the driver or an announcement that the Duce Bus would not stop at this location later for Pick ups later. We waited for 25 minutes and when the bus arrives the driver slowed down and pointed for us to catch it at the next stop about a block and half away. We ran and almost caught the bus and he drove off. There are NO signs at the Circus Circus stop that said it was not in service even though we where drop off there. At late at night I will never suggest to anyone to ride the bus, Uber from here on out. read more

The Deuce is the best way to get around The Strip if you (1) are in no rush to get to your destination, (2) enjoy people watching, or (3) enjoy a healthy dose of b.o. from random people several rows away. Once, my boyfriend and I were seated next to some psychopath woman who kept saying that her daughter, SADE, never took care of her after she became rich and famous. At least I thought it was a woman... $5 gets you unlimited rides up and down The Strip for a 24-hour period. Now that's a good deal. read more

Did not want to rely on cabs to get around, as we had quite a few stops to make around town during our week in Vegas, so we decided on 3 day passes for the Deuce and SDX. After doing some research online before our trip, I thought it would be easy to purchase our first set of 3 day passes at the Mandalay Bay bus station, since it says online there is a ticket kiosk there. We should have purchased them ahead of time online and had them sent to us. The first ticket machine we went to accepted exact change only and would not accept credit cards. Unfortunately for me I only had small bills and large bills but did not have exact change. So we walked across the street to another bus stop and there wasn't a machine there. Walked down to another bus stop and luckily it accepted credit cards. This service is only a few years old? The ticket machines are pretty sad. They are often times unresponsive, slow, and like I previously mentioned do not always accept all forms of payment. Anyway we got our first set of passes and set out to get on a Deuce bus sitting at the stop with it's flashers on. We asked the driver if it was heading down the strip and he said no. You will have to catch the next bus. Ok. Next bus comes along 10 minutes later, he picks us up, then proceeds to sit there with his flashers on for another 10 minutes. Really? Ok so we get to our destination quite a bit later than expected and wonder if we should have just gone with taxi cabs instead. Too late, we already have 40 bucks in the Deuce, we might as well use it. It wasn't all that bad really, as it did help us get around and there always seemed to be a bus stop nearby wherever we were. We used the SDX to get to and from the marriage license bureau but other than that we rode the Deuce. I found it to be clean and comfortable for the most part, with the exception of one bus we got on that smelled like someone dropped a deuce on the Deuce. I can't blame the bus for the hygiene of it's passengers. I also found the drivers to be polite in what little interaction I had with them. There were a few rude people riding the bus but that is to be expected on any transit system. Will I use it again? Probably yes. read more

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This is a neat mode of transportation if you have the time. It's a nice value, you can get a pass for the day or weekend instead of spending it on a cab. During the summer, it's a nice way to beat the heat. It can also serve as a tour bus where you can ride up & down the strip. It stops virtually at every casino and the major shopping areas off the strip. Nice & clean. You may have to tolerate obnoxious tourist or weirdos. One thing to note is the Deuce does move slow due to the numerous stops it makes, so you should ride it only if you're in a leisurely pace. Worth riding the Deuce once. On a side note, how cool is it to review a double decker bus in Vegas on Yelp. Fantastic!!! read more

Great, cheap way to get around on the Strip. When I was there, it wasn't as over crowded as the other reviews said. The only thing that was a problem, was that you could never tell when the next bus is coming. read more

When you're drunk and don't want to walk, this is a good option. Sit down, relax and enjoy the ride and the billion dollar views. At least you know you won't be getting ripped off by a sly taxi driver. read more

I knew this would be the slowest mode of transportation but I got on it anyway since I was being a cheapskate. I soon found out that it was the $2 bus ride to hell. Two stops after getting on the bus, a line of loud, obnoxious women boarded the bus and proceeded to sing, yell, chat noisily across the aisle, comment on stupid signs outside, make dumb jokes about rednecks, laugh, and sing some more. Oh, and of course they all had to have their tiaras on their head because they were having a homecoming queen reunion. I was about ready to curl up in the fetal position and pierce my ears with the Coke bottle I bought from the Coke store earlier. I doubt they were drunk off their asses since it was only 12:30 in the afternoon, but since this is Vegas, anything could have happened. I would've much rather taken the Monorail to the Sahara Station and took the Deuce from there to downtown LV instead of taking the Deuce the whole time up the Strip. At least it would've been more bearable. I'll be generous and give three stars because if you have all the time in the world, it is definitely an economical way to get around Vegas. read more

Rode it once, early morning (8-ish) on June 4, 2013 No problems. Sat in the upper enclosed lever and the air conditioning was NICE. No problems finding our stop at the other end of the Strip. $14 for 24 hour pass...pricey but worth it since you can ride the SDX too. read more

We took this from the airport to the hotel which was so much cheaper than what the shuttle charged and it is more frequent and leaves more reasonably compared to the shuttle that was only going to leave when full for double the price. The driver was very helpful and helpful. I am sure that he gets the same questions at least more than 20 times a day but he still showed us courtesy and politeness. We did buy a 3 day pass for the 3 out of the 6 days we were there off show nights to get to and off the Strip to explore Vegas a bit more and hit some of the uncommon eateries. The bus comes frequent enough on the main roads but the side roads not so much. read more

Why am I just finding out about this? My aching feet were so thankful I eventually DID find out about The Deuce, making it the best $7 I've EVER spent in Vegas! $7 gets you a 24-hour pass, $5 for 2hrs (but that's a jipp because you'd have to be the roadrunner to get on and back on the bus within that short span of time). The Duece is a double-decker bus that goes up and down the Strip, as far south as Freemont Street (aka Old Las Vegas). You have to either buy a pass at the kiosks at each of the bus stops (preferred) or, if your short on time, pay on the bus. My only gripes were that the bus was very crowded basically all the time and, because of traffic on the Strip, the bus goes very slow with tons of people getting on and off at every stop...so if your trying to get somewhere in a rush, I'd go with a cab instead of The Deuce. There's also an express bus that goes the same route as The Deuce but makes less stops. Overall, if you're not in a huge hurry, The Deuce beats the expensiveness of cabs and gets you where you need to go, as well as giving your feet some rest...and for that, I am grateful and will gladly patronize The Deuce. read more

Can't really complain about a bus that goes straight up and down the strip taking you from one crazy place to another. The bus itself was setup pretty well, I can't say the same for the tourists that use this thing. I dunno, maybe they are all from cities that don't have public transportation or they are not well versed in public transportation etiquette. But that's not the bus's fault, just stupid people. Yay for the 24 hr pass for 5 dollars. Boo on the low hanging ceiling bumps in the back...they're killer. read more

Why does no one seem to know about the Deuce? It may be Vegas' best kept secret. For a mere $7 or $8, you can get an all-day pass, and ride the Strip in comfort. You can even catch a ride to Fremont (which is, as we understand it, a $25 taxi ride) and the Stratosphere. Perks: The Deuce is actually cute and comfortable. The drivers are, for the most part, tolerant and good-humored. Ditto, the passengers. Service is frequent. Downsides: The Deuce has very few stops--you very much need to plan where you're going to get on and off. You need exact change. The busstops don't have roofs, so prepare to fry while waiting. And the Deuce is painfully slow at night, but that is the fault of traffic and slooooow pedestrians, not the bus. read more

Minuses: 1. Oh god so slow 2. Not a lot of room. If you're getting on at Fremont you should be prepared for a wait. 3. Covered in advertising so you can't actually see the city from the bus. Pluses: 1. Pretty comfortable for a bus! 2. Air conditioned! 3. Cheap 24 hour passes. Make 3 trips and you have your money's worth. read more