The Knoxville Bus Station can be a confusing term to a lot of people. The new Megabus line is appealing to people who have never taken a bus before. Finding out about a Knoxville Bus Station is a must.
The problem is that there are two stations, a stop and three different companies to get you where you want to go (in additional to private charters). This article briefly covers all three. Click on the name of each station to get the full scoop on parking, pricing and other bus line details.
301 Church Avenue
37915
Phone: 865.637.3000
Fax: 865.215.7820
Daily service around town is handled through the mass transit station at the Knoxville Transit Center. This is the beginning and ending point for busses that serve the city. If you want to go to downtown Knoxville or to the mall this is where you want to be.
100 E Magnolia Ave
Phone: 865.525.9483
Phone: 865.525.9483
Greyhound Lines has a station on Magnolia Avenue. It's not far from downtown and convenient to several fast food restaurants. When people think of bus service this traditional company comes to mind. It was once considered to be the gold standard among companies but now faces stiff competition from competitors. Upgrades to some busses include electrial outlets and WI-FI.
301 Clinch Avenue
37915
Megabus does not have its own bus station. Instead, the company picks customers up in front of the Knoxville Transit Center. The stop is marked with a brightly colored Megabus sign. Currently, the company is offering express service from Knoxville to hubs in Washington, D.C. and Atlanta, Georgia. It is a low cost carrier that features free WI-FI, electrical outlets and fares as low as $1.00.
Charter tours
A number of private charter companies are availale. The Knoxville bus station for chartered buses is different for each company. Customers should contact the company or tour line directly for information.
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