Bus & Van Services in New York, NY

Call Annapolis Bus Company and tell Ross that DJ Doug sent you. smile emoticon

Robyn, Google Yamulke, Kippah, Kippot and you will find many vendors with varying prices. We have planned 3 mitzvah and I have been in the photography all my life. Try to stay calm, it will all work out. As for Security, I have seen "Off-Duty" MCP at many mitzvah a over the years

Welcome to the group! I used http://www.judaicasavings.com/product.asp?s=qnnrtg51234... for kippot and was very satisfied with the whole experience...

You can also find some great resources, free downloads, information, suggestions, and creative ideas on pinterest: http://pinterest.com/maybesew/bar-or-bat-mitzvah-resources/

We loved Eyre! I also use them for annual Hershey Park trip with the swim tea.Connie Buck Eyre Bus, Tour & Travel Direct: 410.442.1330 x3226 Fax: 410.531.6933 PO Box 239 - 13600 Triadelphia Rd. - Glenelg, MD. 21737

We hired a couple of high school students and fed them and asked them to sit with the kids. Nobody knew they were there to watch the kids except us. They ate with the kids and really kept an eye on the young ones. I also had a cool Aunt that is 30 t o ride the bus with the kids. She looks young and hip and most bus companies requires an adult. Off duty police are great and very professional. CES security is hired at the office building that I work in Bethesda. CES can be reached at (301) 608-8264. You may want to look around a shopping mall to see who is doing a good job with security and ask them personally to work your event.

Coughlin Transportation is reliable and reasonably priced. I used them for my older son's BM in 2008 and just this passed October for second BM. Will use then again in 2015 for my daughter's if needed. Call Mary Lou she is very helpful...301 977-8500. As for Kippot...DO NOT USE KoolKippah.com. There are many other Kippot vendors out there but go on recommendation. If you find a good one let us know:)

I had called a customer service paerson at kook kipas.com. Was planning to use them, how come you would not recommend them?

Robin Robyn Krakow Goldman I know of at least 3 families with recent mitzvahs in my shul alone who used KoolKippahs and were very frustrated by the uber-last-minute delivery timeframe. They all said they would not use them again and could not recommen d them to anyone else. For that reason, I used www.yarmulkes.com for my son's upcoming mitzvah and was impressed with the quick delivery turnaround time. I ordered at the beginning of November for a mid-January mitzvah, and received my order within 3 weeks. Hope this helps!

www.as affordable Transportation.com located in MD but they do travel. Ask for Tracey

www.aaaffordable Transportation.com

http://www.lighthouselimousines.com/

Do They Have A Web Site? Anthony BronxSole

Call Mt Vernon Travel and ask for the owner Betsy. Tell her you remember how Mt Vernon Woods use to go on trips to New York and Philadelphia and they always used Mt. Vernon Travel. Might not help but worth the try.

Woodlawn Motor Coach. Woodlawn, MD.

Yes call Louis Cerulli 516-315-4117 tell him ur a friend of mine.

Danny Burns is with Golden Touch . Ask his brother Mike to " hook you up"

Frankie Avana, he owns la express, tell him I recommend u

Call J Martin!!!!!! Lol

Romantique 7182327273

Check out either Megabus or Bolt Bus, usually something like $17 each way DC-NYC and you can get your tickets online Both drop you off around Penn Station NYC

TripperBus, if you're coming from Rosslyn or Bethesda and don't want to travel all the way downtown. $25 (and every fifth trip is free), wi-fi, drop off at Penn Station, no nonsense. I use them all the time and rarely have had a bad experience.

DO NOT take Greyhound. If you must, pay extra to guarantee a seat. I arrived 45 mins before my bus was to leave. 10 people had to take the next bus (2 hours later). TL;DR: Greyhound overbooks. Don't buy.

Hola bus is good too.

I went to NYC for New Year's Eve last year. I took the Greyhound there and Megabus back and the total trip cost me $48. Also, Megabus is exponentially nicer than Greyhound so if that is an option for you I would definitely recommend it. $25 one way isn't bad at all considering you would pay that much in tolls alone excluding gas expense.

A friend of mine from Germany came to visit me last weekend, and he used Megabus to go the reverse route, NY-DC and back, he said it was like $20 and a great experience. It dropped him off in Chinatown

Must vouch for Vamoose. Amazing service, always prompt, and more comfortable seats. $30/one way isn't too bad.

Book early, save moneys

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The China town buses like Eastern Travel are pretty good, some even have WiFi. Two factors make them my first choice. 1. Always on time. I'm pretty sure the drivers speed to make up for unexpected traffic. 2. They usually make the trip regardless of weather, which saved me last winter when we had that big snow storm. bolt and mega cancelled all trips, and without Eastern I would have been stranded in NYC for days. They are also nice about letting you get on the next bus if you missed the one you paid for.

MIL takes Vamoose all the time. She loves it and the location is convenient.

I always take Bolt Bus, they're great and cheap.

I've traveled on [DC2NY](http://www.dc2 ny.com/) and I loved the experience.

I'd be happy to hear a DC->Philly bus recommendation as well.

[DC Deluxe.](http://www.washny.com/)

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Greyhound isn't bad. They often have good deals.

Would definitely give a vote for bolt bus. However, chinatown buses are also pretty cheap and convenient- ex. apex bus, etc.

Whatever you do, **don't take Greyhound.** Sketchy as hell. Megabus is fine, and the fares are ludicrously low provided you buy them in advance. Plus they allow you to switch at any time up until 24 hours for about $1. One fucking dollar. Day-of switches are $5, and they run probably 15 buses a day from NY to DC. Plus, the double-decker is awesome! Nothing is quite like cruising down the NJ Turnpike in those front, upstairs seats.

Not sure about busses to New Jersey... but it's only 10,000 miles to fly United Airlines from Columbus to Newark (one way). We pay all our bills, groceries, and everything we can on a Chase United airline miles credit card (instead of using debit card or checks) and get enough miles for at least 2 round trip flights each year. Hope that helps.

For those wanting to share a ride with other students: Kids can log onto the OSU Commuter Services, and click "Ride Share, Car Pool" at bottom of page: http://offcampus.osu.edu/commuter-services/

Ill give u the one I used Vairon Hart $1,000 for 5 hours 35 passenger bus

Www.romantiquelimousine.com or call this (718) 314-2361- ismael

pretty reliable - https://www.bestbus.com/

I do it a bunch. Greyhound.com roundtrip should be around $30 or so. Leaves from Port Authority goes to Union Station DC.Has Wifi and outlets (although Wifi is terrible obviously)

Sarah Snook, not a herse. smile emoticon Thanks Mandi Cubberley ! cc Tara Boggs Joshua Alexander

I want a ride in a '47 Cadillac Limo. But I'm not getting married anytime soon. Need to throw a Matt is Awesome Party or something .

Christopher Hodgson

I just asked my son. We used Bambi Bus company. Very nice caring people.