Payment options: Debit or credit card, cash​ Ticket options: Buy online, then print your tickets at home or collect them at the bus station. Reserve online and pay with cash at a Greyhound station, 7-Eleven or ACE Cash Express store. Buying your ticket Online How to get your ticket Debit or credit card As soon as you pay online for your print at home ticket, you can print your ticket. We’ll send you an 8-digit reservation number by email, so you can print it later, or reprint your ticket if you need to. On the day you travel, just head to the departure gate with your ticket and your photo ID. Print at Home tickets are non-transferable, so you can't give them to someone else. Pick it up at a Greyhound station Our Will Call service lets you buy your ticket online and collect it at a Greyhound station. Collect tickets from the counter or a self-serve kiosk (at some stations). You’ll need to bring your confirmation number and photo ID, and the credit card you used to pay with.

If someone else is picking up the tickets you bought, they’ll need a password (which you can create while buying the ticket). You’ll be charged a non-refundable $18 fee at the point of purchase. Reserve your ticket and pay with cash at a 7-Eleven or Cash Express location (Available for Economy Fare) Choose your tickets online and put them on hold (so you get the benefit of the cheaper online price). Pay for them later in cash at any participating 7-Eleven location or ACE Cash Express location within 48 hours.You won’t be able to buy your tickets online within two hours of traveling. Payment options: Debit or credit card, personal checks, cash Buy your tickets at a Greyhound bus station. You can buy in advance or for travel the same day. Buying your ticket at a Greyhound station Pay in person at the station At some stations you can buy your ticket at a self service kiosk which will produce your ticket for you. You can buy a ticket for travel the same day, or take advantage of lower prices by buying your ticket in advance (although it still won't be as low as buying in advance online).

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Call us (toll-free) on 1-800-231-2222. Pick your tickets up at the station. Get your tickets by email to print at home.« Back To News Releases Greyhound Launches Nationwide Program for Convenient Cash-Payment OptionsPartnership with 7‑Eleven and PayNearMe allows customers to book online, pay in cash Dallas (Nov. 1, 2011)– Greyhound, the largest North American provider of intercity bus transportation, and 7‑Eleven, Inc., the world’s largest convenience retailer, today announced that customers nationwide can purchase bus tickets online or over the phone with cash, giving them access to special fares and offerings currently available only via the Internet with a credit or debit card. Through an innovative program in conjunction with 7‑Eleven® stores and PayNearMe™, Greyhound’s cash customers can now purchase online and pay for their bus tickets at 7‑Eleven® neighborhood stores, turning them into local “Greyhound ticketing offices.” “About 50 percent of Greyhound’s customers use cash to pay for their bus tickets, but until now there has not been a way to deliver exclusive online discounts to this constituency or even to allow these customers to pay for tickets in advance by phone or over the web,” said Dave Leach, president and CEO of Greyhound.

“Through our relationships with 7‑Eleven and PayNearMe, we can now increase savings for all of our cash customers while eliminating the hassle of making an extra trip to the terminal. This is our way of making life easier for our loyal cash customers.” to select a schedule and put a ticket on hold for up to 48 hours. Customers then print a payment barcode and take it to 7‑Eleven stores operated and franchised by 7‑Eleven, Inc., where they can purchase the ticket at the register. To make a reservation by phone, customers first go to any one of the 6,400 participating 7‑Eleven stores nationwide to pick up a re-usable Greyhound card. After booking with an agent over the phone and giving the agent the unique card number, the customer’s card is swiped at a 7‑Eleven outlet’s cash register, and the transaction is complete. These new ticketing options are particularly significant to the 25 percent of American households that do not have a debit or credit card.

For these unbanked and under-banked consumers, purchasing a transportation ticket with cash has traditionally been a time-consuming and difficult process, requiring special trips to a ticket office or the purchase of an expensive pre-paid debit card. In contrast, PayNearMe’s innovative technology allows consumers to use payment barcodes or Greyhound cards to obtain tickets in their own neighborhoods 24-hours a day. "PayNearMe was developed under the premise that all consumers deserve the right to the same goods and services, regardless of their preferred method of payment or financial situation,” said Danny Shader, PayNearMe CEO. Greyhound tested this first-of-its-kind program in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex over a three-month period earlier this year. All 270 7‑Eleven stores in the Metroplex completed a Greyhound cash transaction while ticket sales climbed. Based on the success of the pilot program, the companies decided to roll it out nationally. "7‑Eleven has made a strong commitment to delivering valuable services to consumers, and clearly our Dallas/Fort Worth-area customers responded positively to the option of purchasing Greyhound tickets through our stores,” said Jesus Delgado-Jenkins, 7‑Eleven senior vice president of merchandising, marketing and logistics.

“By working with Greyhound and PayNearMe, we can offer consumers a simple and innovative cash-payment solution for their traveling needs.” PayNearMe’s Greyhound cards are available today at participating 7‑Eleven stores. Greyhound is the largest North American provider of intercity bus transportation, serving more than 3,800 destinations across the continent. The company also provides Greyhound Package Express (GPX) and charter services. 7‑Eleven, Inc. is the premier name and largest chain in the convenience retailing industry. Based in Dallas, Texas, 7‑Eleven operates, franchises or licenses close to 8,900 7‑Eleven® stores in North America. Globally, there are approximately 43,500 7‑Eleven stores in 16 countries. During 2010, 7‑Eleven stores worldwide generated total sales close to $63 billion. 7‑Eleven has been honored by a number of companies and organizations recently. Accolades include: #2 on Forbes magazine’s 2011 list of Top Franchises for the Money;