Greyhound Bus Lines

This is only a transportation service no customer service is involved. Be sure to read fine print and print your ticket on two sheets of paper and be sure to have the credit card you used to purchase the tickets with you at all times so you don’t get a 12 charge.

First and most important, it’s first come first serve! I’ll get more into that later. Don’t be fooled by the ticket number on your ticket, if printed online. It’s FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE!!!
It can be a hit or miss with this place based on a few factors.
1) riding on the greyhound, don’t expect anything like the hut shuttle or amtrak shuttle, the bus is pretty disgusting feeling. You get for what you pay for.
2) this station, if going northbound, is usually closed right until the 1:15 bus comes. So either be prepared to be rushed to stand in line, buy your ticket, and get on.
3) they say to come an hour early, but really as long as you are the first to stand in line, you’ll probably get on. Although sometimes the station guy does line everyone up by number but I wouldn’t bank on that.

I’ve never had a problem with the service here (mostly because I always book online) but the station itself is dreadful. Seriously not a single update has been made to this station since the 60s’. The bathroom stalls even still say «Pay 10 Cents To Flush» and the waiting area is microscopic. As in writing this I’m standing in the wait area next to a garbage can holding all three of my bags because there’s no room anywhere. Also the buses are disgusting. I bring disinfecting wipes on the bus. This place needs to be updated. It’s not like it never gets business, it’s always packed with OSU students returning home.

anytime i do anything with corvallis bus station i get the best service again today i talked to a gentlemen who was very nice and professional i will go and come in to corvallis to avoid the portland fiasco every time good job sir at the corvallis greyhound bus lines

Multiple times I have attempted to take a bus to Portland out of this station. The clerk is rude, and there hasn’t been one trip where the bus wasnt at least an hour late. If you need to get somewhere on time because you have a life, do not rely on Greyhound… as far as «trying to save the station by not booking online», I think their real underlying problem is how they can’t be counted on to provide adequate public transportation.

Have been riding for a few years now, prices aren’t outrageous (except on Blackout dates), and Gus (operator) is a respectful, curteous guy that has been working the station for a long time.
Corvallis to Portland round trip is generally $ 27.50 M-​T, $ 31.50 Fri-​Sun.; Sign up for the rewards program online! You get a card in the mail you can take to the station and rack up BIG BIG BIG savings quickly (i.e 10% off, 50% off, even 100% off a One-​Way to ANYWHERE in the United States!)
Don’t book online, it hurts the station. I know, I know, you save a few dollars, but i’d rather be able to have a bus than not one at all.