The Way to Travel

I’m in Boston for the weekend. Every time I travel to Boston, DC, or Philly, I face the same dilemma: to ride or not ride the Chinatown bus. Yesterday, I made the decision to ride it. So waiting outside in the rain for 45 minutes for the bus to come, listening to Chinese pop music pouring out of a nearby store, I thought the same thought I usually do when using this mode of transport: I am not doing this again. But then the time comes to travel to an Eastern city and when I look at price comparisons, there’s just not much comparison. And I’m back in Chinatown again.


3 Comments so far

  1. Ben K. (unregistered) on October 28th, 2007 @ 2:14 am

    You do know that Greyhound is actually cheaper than the Chinatown bus, right? Book online with Greyhound for $30 roundtrip to Boston.


  2. irina (unregistered) on October 28th, 2007 @ 10:21 pm

    Wow, coincidence. I went to Boston for the weekend as well. I took the Greyhound, and it took 7 hours to get there on friday!


  3. Tracey (unregistered) on October 29th, 2007 @ 8:38 am

    Actually, Chinatown bus costs exactly the same, $30 round trip. We thought about taking the Greyhound, but we were coming from downtown anyway, so we went with Chinatown. And it took us nearly 7 hours Friday night, too. Next time I might go for the Limoliner:http://www.limoliner.com/. Much more expensive, but they have wifi and snacks.



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