TAKING A LUXURY BUS in MEXICO ! WORTH IT? (Gringo Moving to Guadalajara Vlog)

[@HereBeBarr]

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[@adrianx2253]

ETN are the best. Those are better than business class seats in an aeroplane :D

[@raulmarin3846]

Here Be Barr boy you should have try FUTURA,ETN

[@bel6828]

Here Be Barr Bueno "PRIMERA PLUS" es un servicio de primera clase no de lujo, los hay también de lujo (en el minuto 1:40 aparece ETN q si es de lujo). El servicio de primera clase en México me parece bueno a veces no es necesario tomar uno de lujo, yo he tomado autobus en Europa cuando no había tren en el trayecto que necesitaba o cuando era más barato en autobús que en tren y la verdad son horribles. Saludos y bonita estancia en GUANATOS 😉

[@86JEYPI]

once i took a bus from Barcelona to strasbourgh at night (kind of 14 hours) in the well known bus line 'eurolines' , never again as some people take farm animals and other similar stuff with themselves, then i prefer airplanes. in mexico buses are generally the best option, unless you travel more than 15 hours

[@hubegermany]

You should try ETN. It is the VIP version of Primera Plus (both belong to the same company)

[@GabMayaBackpackingNomads]

we had a big smile on our face the entire time watching this hahaha because we went through the exact same thought process!! Seriously Mexican buses are more advanced than Canadian buses, BY FAR! Individual screens, that flippy leg thing to lie comfortably, CLEAN bathrooms with toilet paper... AND a drink with snacks!!! Can't get over it!! Great video we really enjoyed it Jon :D

[@HereBeBarr]

Merci my friends :)

[@PobreViajando]

I already traveled in Canada and The US, in Canada was okay, i ride on Greyhound Canada, and Orleans Express no TV, But Wifi... the toilets, were closed, hehe and i Wanted to go... it pissed me out, haha... and in the US really Sucks!!! It was Greyhoung from Houston to El Paso, not Wifi, not Plug for charge, a lot of violent people, fighting on the line of the bus, and inside, it was crazy, GhettoHound, i prefer Canada.... and Obviously MÉXICO where i'm from!..

[@StephieParedes]

Depends on what line you use to travel. In my state we have a local line that only travels within the peninsula and it has been getting worst by the year :/ we're paying "deluxe treatment" when the things that made it vip were taken from us this year (private waiting room, coffee, snacks and so). You just need to ask someone who is a local that travels more than once a year to see which line is better to make your travel experience better.

[@mikebailon5448]

Gab & Maya Backpacking that's true I took a bus in Canada and I didnt like it

[@eduardomelendezrojas8316]

Gab & Maya, I enjoy more to travel by train (Amtrak) in your contry that to travel by bus in Mexico; it more comfortable, safe and funny that bus, slow, insafe and dangerous.

[@1975ELBRAVO]

The bus system in Mexico is super nice...last time I went to México I took Estrella Roja from the airport to Puebla...2 hr drive it was nice lots to see if you ever go try the bus system.

[@ren1018]

I've taken a few luxury buses in Mexico and they are incredible! You get so much space and they are very smooth on the road.

[@carlosmante]

Bus system in Mexico has been a lot better than the system in USA since some 40 years ago. Despite the Ignorance and Gratuitous Hatred of Millions of Gringos, Mexicans are getting a better life.

[@robertm8221]

I took a bus from Mexico city to Cuernavaca and was blown away of how nice the bus was, it had a decent entertairment menu and WiFi also the bathroom was very clean. The bus terminals are like small airports, really nice. I enjoyed your video

[@matinahmed4883]

Bangladesh has some really cool buses between major cities. There ‘suites’ as in bunk beds, actual TVs, on board free wifi and a voucher to eat at a free buffet when the bus stops for dinner/lunch time

[@HectorJaimeObregon]

You should try the ETN double deckers and get the seats on the front of the top floor, overall the bus is more confortable than a Primera Plus and the views from the very front are amazing!

[@raymondial]

I was going to say the same, ETN individual seats are like first class seats in an airplane not kidding, they are more expensive however if you purchase your tickets on line you often get a discount, you should try it in the next trip, I haven't seen a blog talking about ETN busses

[@mushupd871]

ADO si nice too

[@elsuperdinosaurio7831]

I personally prefer first plus

[@elsuperdinosaurio7831]

in my opinion primera plus is more comfortable

[@andresreyes5398]

Mexico has a great bus system (domestic air fare is rather high in Mexico even for short distances unlike Europe or the US ) so this is partly way the bus network runs so well... primera plus is ranked behind in luxury to the ETN brand they are similar in many way but some of primera plus buses are older

[@dianaacostavalenzuela6257]

Andres Reyes we Also have better buses than other countries cause we don’t have passenger trains here in Mexico. So we either have to travel by plane or hit the roads.

[@vivancoser]

Love the video, but that is not even what I’d call luxury class, it’s one below. ADO (largest bus company in Mexico) has 4 classes, AU (regional economy), Primera (first class, direct), GL (like yours), and Platino. Biggest difference is that they have a 1-2 seat configuration, which gets you wider seats, and also they have fewer rows, which allows the seat so recline like 160° or something like that (yes, almost flat). On top of the snack bag, in your seat you’ll find a small pillow and blanket. Same deal with the 2 bathrooms, but they also have a cafeteria! It’s pretty much a water dispenser with both hot and cold water, and you get your pick between coffee and teas. Nice if you take one overnight or early in the morning and you want your caffeine. Hopefully you get a chance to get on one of those, but in the meantime I wait anxiously for your Guadalajara videos.

[@HereBeBarr]

Yeah I took a bus in Chile once that reclined almost 180! I made sure not to say VIP bus bc I knew it wasn't the highest . Thanks for clarifying the levels .

[@Bacavoit]

Don't forget the "VIP lounge" for the Platino class and its cafeteria with more water and coffee. I don't remember where it was but one had Sabritas and I think cookies.

[@antoniodelacerda1826]

ado no llega a guadalajara, y lo mejor que llega es etn y primera plus, que aun asi son muy buenos servicios, mas los camiones de 2 pisos de etn

[@petitenailsandaccesories]

Perdón pero esos no son camiones, hay niveles

[@r4vis]

One tip for all visitors that use the buses here in Mexico. This RARELY happens (usually on cheaper buses) but never accept free drinks/food from other passengers, even if it looks like they've never been opened. Thieves put something on the drink to make you fall asleep and they just take your stuff, even luggage. Lately, buses like Primera Plus/ETN, have security standards to prevent any kind of problems related to robberies, so, overall they are pretty much safe to travel :) Just a friendly advice.

[@crw7539]

Last month I took buses in Mexico to Queretaro, Guanajuato, Aguascalientes, Zacatecas, SLP, Guadalajara, Morelia, DF. I took Primera Plus, but I didn't think they were that luxurious, except for the price. I did appreciate the fairly clean restrooms and tolerable temperature control, plus the snack, which is a nice touch. The roads were all toll roads, so they were all in very good shape, much like the interstates in the US. I charged all my bus tickets to my credit card, so it made it easier not to have to carry all that cash, but there is a foreign transaction fee for each charge. The buses do have good leg room and have the flip down leg support in case you want to recline the seat. Most trips had wifi the whole route, maybe one time there was no wifi at all.

[@marioblizzard6057]

If you really go exploring, you'll find that there is a great diversity of bus services in Mexico. Even within the same class (e.g. second class), the services not only vary greatly, but the quality of service also varies.

[@luisreyes7577]

En comparación el precio de viaje en avión, el autobús es mas económico por eso la gente consume más el servicio terrestre, por lo tanto las lineas de autobuses compiten por tener el mejor transporte ya que la gente los elegira por ser mejor unidad. Están los autobuses ejecutivos de lujo, los panoramicos pero solo hacia ciertos lugares. Algunas personas aunque cuenten con los recursos de pagar un vuelo prefieren viajar en autobus.

[@Daniel-cruz-363]

Luis Reyes nopo... Yo viajo muy seguido a gdl y prefiero el avión el buss mas rascuache y guajolotero de chiapas a gdl esta mil pesos mas lo que vallas tragando en el camino y el tiempo y tu cuerpo entumido El avion me sale 1600 o poquito mas ida y vuelta

[@juanmontoya2811]

Luis Reyes Y además está la gente que no le gusta volar, y prefiere viajar por tierra.

[@alfonsodiaz434]

Los tiempos cambian, y creo que en distancias largas vale más la pena tomar un vuelo de 2 horas, que las 28hrs por un precio más elevado del autobús, no hay punto de comparación.

[@MrWeisses]

Daniel cruz Comparas un viaje de San Luis- GDL que de Chiapas? jajajajaja genio!

[@eduardomelendezrojas8316]

LUIS REYES, TAL VEZ SÍ, PERO YO PREFIERO IR EN AVIÓN EN DISTANCIAS LARGAS, Y SI HUBIERA TRENES, ME IRÍA EN TREN EN CORTAS.

[@uf1978]

I use to take a 3 hour bus ride from Mexico City to Celaya once a week for several Months. The buses are super clean and the service is great! And the prices are dirt cheap IMO.

[@Indiegabo]

I recently discovered that the price of the bus is equal to the price for a ticket aeroplane. I dare to say that in some cases the aeroplane it's cheaper , but I believe that the experience of freedom provided by the views is invaluable. Imagine all the places that you're not going to enjoy just because you want to "save time".

[@hrodberth1]

Buses in México are much better than United States Buses

[@hrodberth1]

Abraham Perez En los tramos que he viajado jamás me ha ocurrido algo desagradable, el servicio sin duda es muy confiable.

[@NewPSCity]

Roberto Enciso True!

[@tcb1017]

Roberto......................................because they use Swedish Scanias and Volvos. Those buses are the best in the world. TCB from Vasa Finland.

[@tcb1017]

@cbt117 I'm not trying to be smart, it is a fact ! The brand has everything to do with that are you comfy or not. It's like sitting in a car that are you more comfy sitting a big grande Cadillac or a small MINI or whatever, you hopefully get the point. In Mexico they do have ok the tourist busses being very nice that;s why I made that point. Ok, enough said now, I'm sure if you are honest to yourself you know what I'm talking about so don't call me being a smart boy no, I'm just like you a human being that hopefully understand what's not so good and what's so much better. TCB.

[@aiderivera8681]

True but lie

[@TheAriadnaMoon]

That's not a luxury bus, my friend. You should try the double decker ETN busses. You'll have enough space for your legs, they have leather seats, and what I like the most is that they have three rows of seats: two seats together and one for the people that love personal space and travel solo.

[@HereBeBarr]

Can't wait to try that :)

[@treborsaldivar518]

you're a nit picker.

[@homerb3368]

Such a nice bus trip, brings back memory of my bus trips back in Ukraine (when it was part of the Soviet Union). All night trip on a regular bus (to the college and back), with the only stop for a bathroom, no sleep, no comfort, no TV , no games, no food, but I survived.

[@HereBeBarr]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@IxtlanDelRio]

😂 😂 😂

[@zerge69]

Yep, Mexico's buses rule. I once took a cross country trip across the US on a Greyhound. Worst trip in my life. I still have flashbacks.

[@marcoalmazanordaz3898]

You need try ETN Turistar double floor long distance . ¡That is luxury! Greetings from Querétaro.

[@HereBeBarr]

Great idea

[@ahnurmom_187]

I go on omnibus and in the us I go on los paisanos

[@elsuperdinosaurio7831]

I already saw ETN but I prefer primera plus

This video brings me good memories! I used to bus travel every weekend home from San Luis to Cárdenas

[@justintay3079]

Awesome views, thats the good thing of traveling by bus, nice video, thank you.

[@ESUSAMEX]

I am from NYC and I used to live in Cuernavaca, Morelos. I always took Pullman de Morelos to get to Morelos from MEX Airport. I also traveled on many bus lines to other cities. Most of them were great despite the fact the buses only had a small TV in the front of the bus. I am glad to see TVs in every seatback.

[@edgarvicent6258]

Next time try ETN/Turistar!, Seats are basically a bed due to they've fit 3 seats each row instead of 4, and there are fewer lines of seats, therefore, Seats are wider and you can recline your self much more. I did the 6 hours trip to Mexico city in one of those from SLP and it was great. Same entertainment and snacks also. Peace.

[@siempreleal7213]

I take the same bus at TTP San Luis Potosí and ever choose Man in Black to see in that tablet. Indeed, I didnt know it was 'luxury' service.

[@AlejandroJavier]

Took a bus like two weeks ago from Mexico City to Acapulco (5hrs) and the bus was amazing, the seats are super comfy and you can almost recline the seats like beds, lots and lots of feet room. Way better than a plane. Good first experience traveling by bus.

[@NateMeetsWorld]

The first few times I took Primera Plus, I thought you had to pay extra for drinks and snacks. Didn't realize it until my Guanajuato-San Miguel bus.

[@HereBeBarr]

Crazy isn't it?

[@IxtlanDelRio]

Actually you pay for them but you don't notice it because they are included in the ticket price.

[@MannyExploresVlog]

That bus looks awesome, not bad for that price, much better than the greyhound buses

[@HereBeBarr]

Greyhound sucks hahahh

[@PobreViajando]

Here Be Barr Greyhound in the US really sucks

[@carlosmus31]

Yeah I’m travel from Tucson to Oregon and my back he suffered a lot pain for 3 days greyhound suck!!!

[@saulgarcia7083]

Manny Explores Vlog yes MUCH WAY BETTER

[@morohitahigurashi9328]

I've been on it and primera plus is really nice

[@moises357chagollan]

+Here Be Barr Yo vivo en Guadalajara y siempre viajo en esa línea de autobuses por que son muy cómodos, y justamente acabo de llegar de vacaciones ayer y en autobús de esa línea. Y pues como viajo bastante en autobús...pues.. lo primero es la "comodidad" para que no sean tan cansados los viajes, saludos.. y que disfrutes de Guadalajara!!

[@mexicotravelexperiences]

You did a nice job putting this short video together. Kudos. I have traveled all over Mexico in buses; Omnibus, ETN, Turistar, Primero Plus, ADO, and a host of other 2nd & 3rd class ones. I have also "tried" traveling on Greyhound in the US. My conclusion - Greyhound Sucks! All these Mexico bus companies I listed ... ROCK!

[@HereBeBarr]

I don't even want to begin my rant on greyhound, haahha. Thank you for the compliment !!

[@betinacalamares8459]

We fly from the US to México. Once in town we really enjoy the ride to the beach; this buses are the best, never in the US .

[@TwoBroskis]

Great video, man! The bus looked very chill. I love traveling by bus, it's so relaxing. We vlogged our trip to a secret beach in Portugal 😁

[@hollywoodisturbia]

i've been to mexico many times, i also took a ADO and MAYAB bus. i've been to ciudad juarez, mexico, mexico city, mexico, cancun, playa del carmen, mahahual, and chetumal. only my dad been to guadalajara.

[@planetatierra9989]

Mexico autobuses are rated better then European countriesand every time the bus stops....puedes comprar comida fresca,oh si!

[@carlos23mex]

I used to ride on La Primera Plus, its nice and affordable, but, my favorite it's ETN, luxurious, quiet, sometimes you forget you're in a moving bus, many times I had to look through the window to see if we were moving, and we were, but you don't feel it. super comfortable, 2 restrooms and a kitchenette, they provide pillows and snacks. But yes, it's expensive. I take it for long trips to Mexico city. I recommended it, also Omnibus del Norte.

[@HereBeBarr]

I will try it one day

[@TheNewTravel]

Nice idea for a video Jon! Those are great looking goodie bags :)

[@HereBeBarr]

Thanks Dan . Sometimes these simple vlogs hit home w people

[@annaruss7763]

Hey mijo

[@EmmanuelHernandez-C]

Also took a bus to Guadalajara recently. Even the cheapest one for 480 pesos have plenty of seating space. The one we reserved for had top and bottom floor for seats. Free food+tablet was fun to watch movies with free phone charging spot.

[@RanchoelPalomar]

I am from Guadalajara and they have the best buses in all Mexico thumps up for your video amigo 👍

[@TeAcecho]

By the way, a coworker just made a trip on Greyhound from San Antonio to El Paso Texas and told me it was an awful experience. She's from El Salvador and is amazed of the difference between the bus service in Mexico compared to the States.

[@amgellampny3497]

Esos no son autobuses de lujo, solo son de 1a

[@betoelchido8955]

Angel Lamont si jajaja XD

[@mushupd871]

Cierto los de primera son ETN y ADO Saludos

[@mr.RedArrow]

Servicios de lujo son ETN y Turistar Lujo, ADO Platino, Estrella Blanca servicios Select, Primera Plus, Omnibus de Mexico, Transporte del Norte Diamante, entre otros.

[@victorromero7809]

Si ese servicio es de primera clase pero hay servicios mas lujosos aunque no en todas las rutas

[@gurrumina911]

No es de primera es servicio ejecutivo, de lujo como ya lo dijeron está ETN, me parece que servicio de primera, si me equivoco háganlo saber, está servicios coordinados, futura a secas.

[@PaulBeet]

Yes there are some many very luxurious buses in Mexico, but bring very warm clothing, as the air conditioning is often unbearably cold ! Personally, I don`t mind some of the 2nd class buses, which are comfortable enough and often cost a fraction of the first class bus fare.

[@ivetteramirez23]

While in Mexico I went on 5 buses & I went on This same exact bus line too, i was so surprised to see the spacious chairs w recliners & a tv to watch movies, wifi, a charging outlet, free food, bathrooms, it was better than any plane I've ever been on. Can't wait to go back :)

[@diegobarrera8464]

When i was in mexico i used to look at the window all the time admiring the beutiful view!! Omg miss it so much😢

[@arturochacon8848]

the 1st class buses in Mexico are very good and comfortable. They are not to expensive depending on where you go

[@elsuperdinosaurio7831]

I have traveled in those buses of that same line and they are really comfortable, only that I have only traveled in the previous ones, to see if soon I will travel in the most modern of that line.

[@Marlon_Torres]

Good info Jon! I’m mot going to lie, I thought “What would make Jon make a video about a bus in Mexico?” Lol pretty cool bus!

[@HereBeBarr]

hahahah thanks for stopping by my friend.

[@PobreViajando]

I already traveled in Canada and The US, in Canada was okay, i ride on Greyhound Canada, and Orleans Express no TV, But Wifi... the toilets, were closed, hehe and i Wanted to go... it pissed me out, haha... and in the US really Sucks!!! It was Greyhound from Houston to El Paso, not Wifi, not Plug for charge, a lot of violent people, fighting on the line of the bus, and inside, it was crazy, GhettoHound, i prefer Canada.... and Obviously MÉXICO where i'm from!..

[@cadreauribe]

Ghettohound!! hahahaha!!! Te mamaste!

[@luisvilla799]

God bless El Paso to htown drive sucks ass

[@jessicavelazquez8024]

In Canada MegaBus is nice

[@wasillapicazo3310]

Pobre Viajando nice history brother i'know mexican buses are better then greyhound buses.saludos

[@jazmean9161]

Pobre Viajando greyhound sucks!

[@israel172251]

I live in the USA and bus trips and buses don't compare , 8n MEXICO'S is nicer chiper and better. I've been in several states in MEXICO and I take the bus beautiful views. Great video congrats .

[@reynoldsreynoso4613]

HERE BE BARR: After watching your footage, you made me want to take a trip throughout México in the summer, and commute in all existing types of Mexican's buses' lines. Thanks for the advice and the videoclip. What do you think are Mexican buses' lines' systems ranked, in the world? Have a nice trip and be safe!!!

[@HereBeBarr]

Not sure honestly but it's a very viable form of transport

[@Bacavoit]

Honestly I don't consider them luxury bus but I get your point if you compare them to the cheaper lines or runs ( some lines have different "classes"). I have never used a bus in the US but I used two in Canada from Hamilton to Toronto and another from Toronto to the Pearson Airport (it picked us at the hotel at 2am or something) and while it was a really nice bus it was nothing compared to the ones in Mexico.

[@martinpnolascoable]

I myself take turistar from mexicali to Guadalajara and I do enjoy it.

[@eunicepalacios6829]

I go from Phoenix Az. To La Ciudad De Mexico on a bus & it takes 3 days I love it

[@TheTravelingClatt]

such an awesome busssss

[@HereBeBarr]

It's not a Filipino VIP bus but it'll do

[@expatatlarge5286]

+Here Be Barr Philippines don't even have VIP buses and for western size people your knees always touch the seat in front of you..well they are Asian u know..lol

[@jorgediazguerrero]

Tip use this as hotel, almost always that i need to travel to cities between 5 to 8 hours I sleep confortable during the night and enjoy all the Day without paying. I do the same when i return directly to my work. Somethime is not easy but is cheap and you take advantage of your work vacations.

[@OmmHmo]

Tienes mucha razón yo también aveces prefiero el autobús al avión, es mejor experiencia de viaje y tienes mas tiempo de reflexión, soy tu suscriptor muchas felicidades por tu material son muy buenos tus videos y definitivamente son excelentes los autobuses en México los aviones igual,son de los mejores de todo el mundo, saludos!!!

[@HereBeBarr]

Gracias

[@mobigamer837]

me encantó que digas "tiempo de reflexión" para mi viajar en un autobús cómodo es toda una experiencia de relax y reflexión, solo necesito unos buenos audífonos y una buena playlist y disfruto viajar.

[@pazamor722]

The bus is big and movies and in joying the view can't get any better than that !💘🙋‍♀️

[@HereBeBarr]

👌🏻👌🏻

[@lirared5159]

El autobús que abordaste no es de lujo, es una categoría normal para todos los mexicanos, existen otras líneas que sí son de lujo, con más servicios y comodidad.

[@IxtlanDelRio]

OSCARIN 21 Exacto.

[@jorgeluispedrazacaldelas753]

Pero para el amigo gringo e como si hubiera abordado uno de lujo, comparado con la mierda de los Greyhound, todos cuadrados sin chiste y ni cortinas tienen.

[@peruanocomunteam399]

Los de Sudamérica dicen que vivimos peor que ellos. Tienen que visitiar Tequila Jalisco, manzamitla o tapalpa! Bienvenidos a Jalisco.

[@ricardotobias8076]

The best bus in México is ADO Platinum.

[@ymarnie8268]

You should have tried ETN. That line of buses if they are considered luxury, Primera Plus is the next category. Remember, ETN is the luxury brand

[@TeAcecho]

Jajajaja, we know is hard for "gringos" to say "Guadalajara". I have always loved traveling by bus but now the buses and the service is much better than when I was a child. Good video

[@ren1018]

Also paid Mexican highways are so well maintained. Very impressive.

[@maggiec8375]

Primera Plus es de las mejores líneas del bajío, pero si viajas al sur del país en autobús, hazlo por ADO platino, sé que también te gustará.

[@petitenailsandaccesories]

Muy buen servicio primera plus en y por supuesto para el sureste de México ADO platino tmbn tiene un excelente servicio

[@AngelPerez-dw8ou]

YES! I love these buses! I statted riding them since I was 4 years old back in 2006 or 2007, I went to Durango Mexico from Jaurez Mexico. Alot of change with these busses throughout the decades. I always rode Chihuahuenses, Turistar, and Omnibus De Mexico, Omnibus De Mexico Plus My favorite would be Omnibus De Mexico Pretty comfortable for a 14 hour ride

[@herrera51]

Great review, fellow Mexican traveler here, so far I been in at least 4 states in 3 months and every time I travel in these buses the experience is amazing and they are so comfortable, ac plugs, wifi in the actual bus! movies, plus snacks! and from a money perspective its not that expensive to travel in Mexico via bus, overall I love the experience, put my headphones on and I'm good boi!!!! just me and my thoughts enjoying the view and scenery, buses in the U.S. sucks, tbh, from Las Vegas to Los Angeles usually takes about 4 hours, in the Greyhound buses about 7 I was up to here and so uncomfortable, hated it, but good job buddy showing a side of Mexico not a lot of people actually know of, cheers!

[@damienrubio2097]

I went on one over there and It was way nicer and had people walk and ask what we wanted. They gave a free sandwich and a soda. I sat in the front with a huge window and the most room and I was just watching movies!!! And we also went to quadalarta but before we went their we were at Pruto viatha I didn't spell that right, but we stayed at Grand Mayan

[@tupapigil]

There are actually better buses than that you showed, not bad at all, but you should try ETN; those have only three rows of couches similar to the ones of a VIP movie theatre (remember Cinepolis?) and better snacks.

[@PrinCexManzaniita]

Welcome!

[@henryc1000]

:52 Not a minimalist huh? 😱Lol. It’s all good Johnny👍. Just keep these videos coming, they are really REALLY good!!!!

[@HereBeBarr]

Hahahah thanks

[@eduardorodriguez550]

Great vid guys I've always wanted to take a road trip driving in México to see places but did not feel safe. I think the bus option would be great

[@luispech3735]

Try ETN or ADO platino, they wayy better and luxury than PrimeraPlus!....... I have been in several countries and i can say mexican bus sistem wins even for 1 world countries....

[@lisasoy5363]

I took this same bus on reverse route. Jalisco views are beautiful.

[@nancylm858]

Así también son los Diamante de Estrella de Oro que cubren las zonas de Guerrero y Veracruz desde CDMX.

[@gabrielapineda1927]

Hola ! Prueba los autobuses ETN, creo que pueden ser más cómodos. Bienvenidos a México

[@florsie]

I wouldn't say Primera Plus is luxury, at least according to my wife, ADO Platino IS LUXURY. They have a special waiting room at the station and far more leg room between seats (because seats almost go all the way down to 180°). They have other perks like WiFi, screens and places where you can charge your electronic devices. Sure, the tickets are far more expensive (wife says they cost around 1500 pesos each) and availability of ADO Platino depends on your destination.

[@eliuv.ramirez4558]

guadalajara,monterrey, cancun, chiapas, los cabos , son lugares a toda madre amigo have fun bro. n take care enjoy mexico places r nice

[@adrianagallegos527]

Omg i just found your channel and its great im falling in love.

[@HereBeBarr]

Welcome to the Barrio 😝

[@jesusbarragan6538]

I've travel in buses in both the US and Mexico and honestly the buses in the US are shitty at best compared to those in Mexico. (Yes talking to you, the greatest bus company in the US, Greyhound) Probably in Mexico if they see a bus like greyhound, people might rather lose their ticket and not get in it, and of course would never buy a ticket from them again 😀

[@horacioalvarez2844]

You should go to Zapotlanejo about 30 minutes east of Guadalajara and Tepatitlan about 45 mins - an hour east of Guadalajara. They have buses going to those towns every 30 minutes from bus station terminal 7.

[@MTYMIMI]

Haha! We always feel special when we get our goody bag!

[@abuendia111]

Mexico has great buses to offer. From a very cheap and simple buses to VIP and luxurious buses.

[@stez-nq4hs]

I travel on buses in multiple Latin American Countries. Buses in LATAM is soo comfortable, with generous legroom, wifi, tv, music. But depends on the operator but the majority have great leg room and Wifi.

[@danielmartinez7047]

Deberias probar haora ETN buses. Esta padre tu reportaje.

[@DennisLovelady]

Cool. Looked comfortable and pleasant. Enjoy Guadalajara

[@HereBeBarr]

Thanks Dennis

[@raggmopp857]

The express buses between larger towns and Seoul in South Korea are similar. Buses between small towns will be more like ordinary city buses.

[@teteville4547]

Buen vídeo,corto pero muy ameno.Ademas de informativo.

[@chilangomex]

Yes, the luxury buses in Mexico are very good. Some have WiFi service too and plugs so you can charge your devices. I took a bus in the US once (San Antonio to Dallas ride) and it was really bad. Very uncomfortable and no amenities at all. I don’t know if there are luxury services there.

[@HereBeBarr]

Never been on a similar bus in the USA

[@lifeisforadv]

Love traveling by bus in Mexico! Buses in the US suck. Damn holy crap that is some serious luggage hahaha

[@HereBeBarr]

Jajajaj do they ever suck in the USA

[@swicheroo1]

Argentina has the best first class bus system. Leather seats with full recline. Movies. Brandy. Chocolates. Food.

[@potrodan05]

You must go to San Miguel El Alto, is an small town near by Guadalajara, architectural jewel of Los Altos de Jalisco. Once there you have to go to Rincon Taurino and La Mezcalita.

[@HereBeBarr]

Going to investigate this

[@inaweoftheworld]

I travel very often and Primera Plus buses are the best. ☺️

[@marco1173]

Nah, ETN are better

[@cubsrule2040]

I've taken both ETN and Primera Plus, and yes, I agree that ETN is more spacious. But the difference is by no means night and day. However, if you compare Primera Plus to the Greyhound buses in the U.S., no doubt that executive and first-class buses in Mexico blow Greyhound out of the water.

[@morohitahigurashi9328]

when we go to mexico, we ride primera plus which is the bus you guys are on. My first time on it, i was all like "I feaking love this bus". We got food, you can raise your legs, and watch a movie.

[@plainsightcopyrightfreemus131]

We've got pretty good long distance busses in the UK but not with tv's. That's a nice touch especially if your travelling with young ones.

[@plainsightcopyrightfreemus131]

chiskiaooo 50 hours, that's quite an undertaking!

[@adamcastaneda4729]

Bus service is a lot much better than 30 years ago

[@cinema-mode]

Nice experience! Felicidades a #PrimeraPlus, excelente servicio! I

[@jessesanchez5294]

Try Estrella Roja from Mex city airport to Puebla. I rode in one that had black leather seats that were so comfortable. I don't think all of them are like that but that's something to look into next time you are there.

[@caesarulisses1840]

Tienes que viajar por ADO platino, esos si son de lujo! Saludos

[@moiseszarate8249]

La verdad los autobuses en México son los mejores y más cómodos que he tomado en todos los países que he visitado. Ni en Estados Unidos ni Europa ni en Asia son iguales, que privilegio poder viajar cómodo y barato. Podrían viajar próximamente por ETN y comparar !! Saludos y que bueno que salieron de mi tierra San Luis Potosí.