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Greyhound Express adds new Midwest/Canada service
Saturday, 09 Nov, 2012
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Greyhound Express, Greyhound’s premium non-stop bus service between major cities, is expanding in the Midwest and Ontario, Canada.
New Express service has been launched between Chicago and Detroit via Ann Arbor, Michigan, with continuing service to Windsor, London and Toronto. There will be three daily round trips on this route.
Greyhound Express’ premium product includes free Wi-Fi, power outlets, leather seats, reserved seating and more legroom than on regular Greyhound buses. There is also a private Express waiting area helmed by a guest service agent.
Tickets on Greyhound Express are non-refundable.
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