2/5 Matthew P. 1 year ago on Google
Conveniences?
Absolutely.
It's
a
cheaper
option
than
taking
a
cab
or
any
ride
share
services
especially
with
multiple
destinations.
Other
than
that,
the
services
are
horrible.
They
need
your
money,
they
want
you,
but
they
treat
you
like
peasant
after
you've
successfully
made
payments.
Be
prepared
to
encounter
aggressive
yet
rude
workers.
The
first
stop
is
at
the
M&M's
world
which
is
extremely
crowded.
The
line
goes
from
20
minutes
to
35
minutes
(First
stop).
Nevertheless,
weekend
would
be
a
struggle.
A
word
of
advice
here
is
don't
let
those
words
coming
out
from
their
mouth
bother
you.
Let's
do
happy
go
lucky
here,
or
carefree
per
se.
They
advertise
heavily
around
the
block
wearing
a
maroon
big
bus
tour
company
logo
tshirt
just
outside
of
M&M's
World.
The
Big
bus
apps
can
be
pretty
unreliable
at
times,
but
it
gives
you
a
rough
estimate
on
when
it'll
arrived.
Be
sure
to
get
to
your
stop
5
minutes
to
10
minutes
before
the
predicted
time.
Provided
earphones
for
the
narrative
tour
are
bearable
but
not
enjoyable.
So
far,
only
two
staffs
are
friendly
and
the
others
about
11
people
I
met
are
rough.
So
that
gives
you
about
18%
of
meeting
polite
workers.
Perhaps
New
York
City
really
changed
people.
Chicago
Big
Bus
Tour
is
way
more
polite,
just
my
opinion.
Also,
try
not
to
purchase
the
ticket
on
third
party
websites.
Go
to
the
official
website
or
phone
app
would
be
way
more
optimum.
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