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dateCreated	2014-05-06 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Megabus
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rev:text	Okay, I will freely admit something; I don't travel that much. Usually, when I do, I rent a car for overland trips, and I've only been on a plane (at this writing) once. Like I said, I don't travel that much, mainly because of expense. Enter...MEGABUS! My Wife and I took a trip to Michigan recently, and we had never taken the Megabus, but we'd heard it was efficient, inexpensive and decent. Right on all counts. The fares are VERY cheap; example, from Cleveland to Ann Arbor ( a line that, sadly, after this writing no longer runs,) 40 dollars for two people each way. The bus was clean, had wifi, and was fast. We did get in to our stop a bit late, but as a rule, we always allow for some extra time. I think there was a 20 minute lag at best. Not bad all things considered. We had a very no-nonsense driver who was very good and direct. I know some folks might have found him rude, but hey, with as many liberties as people take most of the time, I don't blame him at all, neither did my wife. The seats were comfy, and for a short trip (3 hours to Michigan,) they sufficed well. There was luggage stowage below for larger bags, and there was room for smaller carry-ons under your seat if you needed it (No overhead compartments.) There are outlets at every seat to use computers or phone plug-ins too. There is also a single restroom...closet...but hey, like I said, no frills, and it works. The stops are usually no frills and are mostly located on college campuses across the route (we stopped at the University of Toledo as well as Michigan State, and the main stop in Cleveland is at the main bus terminal.) The bus we had was a double-decker and it was great to sit up that high and see the scenery go by. I recommend this for folks who want to take a quick, cheap trip.I don't think it would be great for kids because you don't have a lot of room to move, but older kids would do just fine. Anyway, for if you're feeling adventurous, and want to go on a trip that won't strain your wallet, just pack your bags, grab your headphones and hop on the Megabus!
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rev:reviewer	George

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