Greyhound Bus Lines

Milwaukee, Estados Unidos

3.5

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12 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+1 414-272-2156
Sitio web:
www.greyhound.com
Dirección:
433 W St Paul Ave Ste 150, Milwaukee, WI, 53203
Menomonee River Valley
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
40 mAmtrak Ticket Counter
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Hoy

Hoy 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30
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Horario local (Milwaukee) 9:56 viernes, 18 de julio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30
martes 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30
miércoles 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30
jueves 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30
viernes 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30
sábado 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30
domingo 03:30 – 04:00
06:30 – 23:30

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12 opiniones sobre Greyhound Bus Lines

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Tu valoración: 4
Chicago, IL
The only problem with this combination Greyhound, Amtrak and Megabus stop is that there aren’t any pimps, or hoes here. The place is clearly not meeting my expectations.
Having said that, the waiting room here is nicer than those in most airports. Much more roomy, clean-​enough bathrooms, a little food shop, plenty of vending machines, and… What’s this? Free wi-​fi? And the Greyhound tickets have gotten mighty cheap, since Megabus started eating Greyhound’s lunch. When Megabus came to town, the dog wasn’t racing on too full a belly, but now that they’ve become cheap, they’re giving Megabus a run for its money. I still prefer the Megabus, but with only two trips to Chicago per day, I usually don’t take it.
If this station ever goes retro, maybe we’ll see the pimps and hoes again. Until then, keep your expectations high.
Tu valoración: 4
Milwaukee, WI
This is by far the cleanest Greyhound station I have seen. There is plenty of seats for both Greyhound and Amtrak customers since they share the space. There are TVs and vending machines. Their restrooms are cleaner than most public restrooms. I appreciate the free wifi and the power outlets for charging.
FYI, you need to come early to stay in line before boarding. There are no reserved seats even with a ticket.
Also, round trip tickets to Chicago is between $ 12 – 20 depending on the time of departure and when bought online.
Tu valoración: 3
Milwaukee, WI
Wasn’t sure what to expect on my first ride on Greyhound. I was travelling from MKE to Green Bay and encountered about a 2 hour delay due to some technical malfunctions in Chicago. Ok — Whatever — I could roll with it.
The bus was clean, the seats were relatively comfortable and reclined, each row had an electric outlet to charge your electronics and they have onboard WIFI!
Not too shabby.
My trip was about 3 hours once on the bus — I can’t imagine travelling too much longer than that without getting uncomfortable though.
Tu valoración: 1
Chicago, IL
I took a trip to greenbay from Chicago, booked part of the trip with Greyhound. No ever again will I use this company’s services! I arrived at the station to switch to the bus at Milwaukee and waited an hour. I did check with the info desk, asking for details. Mr Howard smith told me that the bus driver would make an announcement and load from bay 6. Well, that did not happen as I was sitting next to bay 6 the whole time. Myself and two other people were left here. They actually loaded from bay 1, with other buses as well. They kept making announcements on the PA system for Minneapolis and Chicago, but never for Green Bay. One person did say Green Bay at one point, but then walked off. Really poor communication! I have traveled to many places using public transport, this really is bad and we are in the US. FYI, it also shouldn’t take 1 hour to speak with a customer service supervisor to file a formal complaint — really pathetic.
Tu valoración: 5
New Orleans, LA
I’ve been to the majority of greyhound stations in the U.S. This is by far the best. Basically, the station is clean, the staff treats you like your an actual person and is even helpful if you have a problem or question. Anyone who’s ever «gone greyhound» knows how rare these services are for the dirty dog.
A usual greyhound trip consists of being herded from a vomit soaked station onto a spilt soda covered bus with 5 – 40 of the craziest people you’ve ever seen by someone who assumes you need to be spoken to as though you are the bad kid in kindergarten. Amazingly none of these things happen at greyhound Milwaukee.
Tu valoración: 5
Chicago, IL
I was very impressed with this location! Very clean, lots of space, lots of TV’s! There was a whole row of vending machines. This location is shared with Amtrack.
Although this location is somewhat hidden (and relatively hard to find) it is very close to downtown and local transit.
Very calm and organized (especially when compared to the Chicago greyhound terminal…)
Tu valoración: 1
Chicago, IL
worst ever!!! They oversold the tickets and let us wait until 4 am from 8 pm!!!
And they said we can’t get the refund cause it’s not their fault, WTF
That’s what greyhound works
Tu valoración: 4
Milwaukee, WI
I never have problems leaving greyhound out of Milwaukee. I’ve had issues with other stations. this station is safe, in a decent area, has plenty of seating and decent people working there.
Tu valoración: 4
Milpitas, CA
I have to admit, I was pretty scared about going to Milwaukee via Greyhound… you always hear crazy stuff about shady dealings on Greyhound.
To my surprise, it really wasn’t bad. Traveling by Greyhound was pretty straightforward – go to the station, give your ticket, get on the bus. We were traveling pretty lightly (just back packs) so we didn’t have to worry about «checking-​in» or anything like that. The bus going to MKE was pretty empty so we were able to spread out a bit… each chair was clean (scent free!) and had outlets for charging our phones or whatever. The driver encouraged quiet (thank goodness!) so it was a pretty easy cruise.
The drive back to Chicago was very similar but the bus had more people… again, really straight forward though and we had a comfortable trip. I understand the train is a little better (slightly faster, fewer shady characters, whatever) but for $ 14 roundtrip, I can’t complain!
Tu valoración: 4
Washington, DC
I like the greyhound here. Actually I was not a greyhound customer, and tried to find the bus stop around. I asked help from a greyhound staff, and she kindly gave me some directions. She seemed a bit busy, so I didn’t bother here for details. The station is quite clean, and I find a pretty decent Wi-​Fi network. Quite a nice surprise.
Tu valoración: 5
Milwaukee, WI
I decided to take a day trip to my favorite city in the entire world Chicago. Anyway I decided to take the bus it was much cheaper than the train. I took the bus in the morning and it wasn’t packed at all. I love the new Greyhound is there is free wifi with outlets, I wish I knew because I would bring my laptop to mute the voice of the girl sitting from Appleton arguing on the phone with her friend. We got to Chicago early even though we got stuck in traffic once we got downtown. It was smooth ride.
Tu valoración: 2
Chicago, IL
Update:
I’ve had to ride the Greyhound again between Milwaukee and Green Bay, and this time there was neither toilet paper nor hand sanitizer in the toilet, and the toilet smelled really bad. Someone had also thrown pop bottles into the toilet, which just sat there in the muck and urine. On the return bus ride from Green Bay back to Chicago, it seemed as if I got the same bus, which again had neither toilet paper nor hand sanitizer in the toilet. Having the foresight to check the toilet out before the bus left this time, I mentioned it to the driver, who went into the station in Green Bay and came back with, believe it or not, ONE role of toilet paper for the entire bus for a over a 200 mile journey! I asked him if he thought that would be enough. When asked whether he was going to have the sanitizer container filled up (as there was none again), he said, «Sorry ’bout that, don’t have any.» Therefore, we had to ride all the way back to Chicago without being able to clean our hands. How people can sit on the bus and eat Cheetos, sandwiches and other food without cleaning their hands is appalling!
The bottom line here is: Since you’ll never know how clean and well-​stocked your bus will be, be sure to bring your own little bottle of hand sanitizer and enough toilet tissue for yourself on the bus with you.