Greyhound Bus Lines

This place is a little smaller than the other greyhound stations that I have been to. The bathrooms were clean which is good but very tight and there was a line to go in. A but crowded inside the actual station as well. Overall not a bad layover location.

This place is a whole lot better than the one in Toronto, despite it’s shortcomings. It’s always been clean and somewhat well lit. As the previous poster said, there’s a Subway, a pizza place, mini mart and a Tim’s across the street.
Just a suggestion if you’re going to get the ticket online, request the pick-​up and NOT the print at home option. As well, get the ticket the day before so you get a low number for seating order. If you do print at home, you’ll be on stand-​by and be at the mercy of the amount of people showing up for the bus to Toronto. Most of which are now express buses. — That might even cause you to miss your next bus to wherever it is you’re going, Ottawa, Sudbury, North Bay…
Sometimes you have a choice if you’re leaving at 8:35pm and get the one that does Brantford and Kitchener, but no outlets or wifi vs the express bus. Something to consider if you’d rather have no seat mate. It will probably be an older bus, so just put on your Ipod or walkman and tune out the rest of the world. — The express buses are usually packed, at least in my experience.
The one thing this place needs though is wifi. FWIW, the wifi that’s on the buses themselves is spotty and not very good. It might be fast enough for email or the Free Press site, but you can forget about trying to get onto Youtube or any other bandwidth hungry site.
Edit: Just a heads up for those that will be going north like to Sudbury or further west. Do NOT get the 10:30 AM bus if you have any hope of getting your connection in Yorkdale since there is only a 20 minute window to do so. Very often this bus is late because it’s coming from Chicago originally, which means it’ll probably be late.
If you do end up missing your bus, the driver of the ONTC bus might let you on, if not, then you will be at the mercy of the next Greyhound at 3pm-​ish. If that bus is fully booked, then you are to put it bluntly, fucked as you will be waiting until 1:30AM at the very least.
I can’t stress this enough, do NOT take the 10:30AM bus leaving London, unless your final destination is Yorkdale or T-​Dot.

It’s the greyhound station in London, located at Talbo & York.
Line ups can be a bit cray cray, so arrive about an hour before your bus, or do one up and just buy your ticket online.
Greyhound has ths new express route thing, so its amazing. Everyone gets called by group number, so no more fighting to get on the bus.
There’s a subway here too, but its mad expensive. Grab a bite to eat from Monte’s across the street, or Tim’s next door.
There’s also Ben Tanh next door (to the left) + an LCBO.
So convinient.
It’s been getting more and more packed these days, with more and more students coming in to the city, so be prepared for a touch of chaos.