BoltBus adds Boston to schedule

by Martha Edwards Mar 11th 2008 @ 10:03PM

Remember last week when I told you about the awesome $1 fare for bus service between NYC and DC aboard BoltBus? Well, the good news just got even better -- they've added Boston as another one of their cheap-o destinations, starting in April. You won't find seats for $1, but once they go on sale, they'll cost you around $7 for a one-way trip. But, like I mentioned before, be sure to book far in advance and expect to see a booking fee on top of that.

Tickets aren't on sale yet, but once they are available, book quickly as their sure to go fast at that price. As an added incentive, Bolt Buses offer free WiFi and power outlets on their coaches.

(via Cheapskate Travel)

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Mar 22nd 2008 @ 12:36PM

william said...

Just found www.BusZoo.com has offered $1.00 to various locations(New York, DC, Philadelphia, Richmond, Baltimore and Norfolk).

It seems that the pricing war has just started. With gas price so high, it's good for all of us commuters!

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Mar 24th 2008 @ 7:21PM

blossom said...

It may be good for commuters, but this will cause the ruin of the Chinatown bus companies. Their profit margins are already razor-thin.

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