Interior, Greyhound HQ Exec: Sir, someone posted a video having fun on a Greyhound trip, technically. CEO: Ok damage control. Delay all busses five hours regardless of where they are right now. Remove all the walls around bus lavatories. And increase bus cabin stench 50%. Exec: Do you think that will work? CEO: We can only hope.

Dude, discovered your content last month and I’m loving it. Excited to see you grow!

Former Kitsap Transit driver here. You just found one of Washington's many hidden gems.

Miles: Are you a Greyhound bus? Dungeness Line: *Well yes but actually no* Ah yes, AMC...all you need now is Nicole Kidman emotionally telling you how great it is to be on a ferry. This Eugene guy sounds great! We should offer him a better paying job if he works for the Pyongyang trolleybus system

Dungeness Line is actually a state subsidized services. Like essentially air service but for bus. You can buy their tickets directly, via Greyhound or via Amtrak. For example, if you buy a ticket on Amtrak from Port Angeles, you will be on that bus too. Some of the stops your bus skipped is "on demand only" stop. If you have bought a ticket starting or ending in those stops, bus will go there. If no reservations, bus will skip those stops.

I'M ON A BOAT EVERYBODY LOOK AT ME 'CAUSE I'M SAILIN' ON A BOAT

You found the Travel Washington system! It’s unique and really cool, and takes you to some interesting places. While Greyhound operates this route, there are three others opersted by different providers - all under contract to the Washington State Dept. of Transportation (WSDOT), which funds and/or runs the ferry system (WSF), the state’s major train line (Amtrak Cascades), and obviously maintains the roads and bridges you were riding on. Travel Washington exists to ensure the most rural of Washington’s communities have intercity bus service available that connects them to other transportation networks and critical services. That’s why the route starts at SeaTac Airport, connects to Amtrak, and can stop (if booked) at all the major hospitals in Seattle. WSDOT pays roughly $1 Million a year for each route, which is basically a rounding error in their budget. That covers all the capital costs of the program, with the contracted operators providing drivers and ticketing, coordinating their own networks to connect, and keeping a part of the ticket sales. You can learn more by looking at the latest system report: wsdot.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2021-10/PT-Report-TravelWashingtonIntercityBusProgramStudy.pdf

As a Port Angeles native I’ve made this trip many times. Between the Hood Canal Bridge closures and the ferries the Olympic Peninsula is an isolated place. Thanks for visiting!

Definitely your best partner in transportation vlogs. She needs to be in more!!!!

You can book this through Amtrak too? Well that’s neat. I’ll never use the route, but still neat! Also, that’s the nicest minibus seat I’ve ever seen...when I lived in Jersey City, there were these private Spanish shuttle buses that could take you to Journal Square and Newport...and the interiors have seen better days. But hey, three of these showed up every few minutes, more often than the NJ Transit buses did (though the shuttle fare is a bit more pricey). Welcome to Jersey City where buses are actually convenient!

This bridge: ✅ Doin’ it’s job Strong road work ahead “yeah I sure hope it does” energy

The number one reason to take the ferry: it makes every trip feel like a whole-ass adventure, no matter how mundane!

In the Puget Sound area, several city buses also board a ferry.

I took the bus from Belfast to Glasgow. That ferry portion is 2 hours long and the ferry has slot machines, gaming consoles, a spa, and movies playing on all decks. Ferries are cool.

“Please stop” yeah that’s a partner right there. I feel like that’s my wife’s catchphrase at this point

Any partner that is willing to put up with this much greyhound must love you infinitely

The Dungeness Line is such an interesting line - it actually used to be a mainline Greyhound service (I believe), and used to be a lot more important. However, Jefferson Transit and Clallam Transit operate their own regional services that are cheaper and more frequent than the Greyhound. For example, to get from Seattle to Port Angeles, you can walk on the Bainbridge ferry and take the 123 to PA ($10, 3 times a day). Dungeness is definitely cool for the getting on a boat factor though!

It's a much different experience when the state subsidizes the bus. They actually wind up treating the passengers like people.

just noticed while re-watching this that the boat you two were on had the gold strip on the central smoke stack representing that the boat has been in service for at least 50 years, thought you might like that "Fun Fact"

I read that most minibuses are built on a truck chassis and that's why the ride is so rough. On a company shuttle bus I used to ride, I was lifted out of my seat when the bus hit bumps.

thats a super low tide! The area to the north of the ferry dock is an underwater park/marine sanctuary. All the buoys you see are marking sunken boats for marine life to use. Welcome to the NW you two!

Cool. An American version of some of the British transport KZfaqrs I watch. I think I'll subscribe. You're both charming.

This line is also state-sponsored. There's 3 more lines like it in Washington (I think they're the apple, gold, and grape lines) and they're pretty much the only way to get around many parts of the state without a car, especially east of the cascades. A lot of the towns these busses stop in don't have amtrak or greyhound or even local bus service.

Glad to see you actually survived the trip to Seattle and are doing fun things. Can’t wait for the next part of your trip.

Dungeness started as an independent line. When Greyhound took over the ride they raised the price and increased the length of travel despite taking a shorter route- locals hated it.

Also an opportunity to be a linguistics nerd, not just with S'quim but also with how the guy from the Northeast says "fehrry" instead of "fairy" lol

This. Is. Awesome. Really glad that you had a good experience here in the Pacific Northwest. If you ever want to visit an exclave, let me know. :)

I can't go on a Washington ferry without buying Ivan's Clam Chowder

Miles, you make really solid videos; thanks for making them! Edit: $25 dollars! Double edit: oh, I mean ~$17 Triple edit: Another solid video and review!

Love this! My friends and I took the Dungeness Line more than a decade ago, also to get to Victoria. I remember the driver being super nice and giving us delicious chocolate chip cookies. It's great to see that hasn't changed under Greyhound!

Hello from Edmonds. Added your content to our Playlists about Edmonds.

I am SO proud of you for pronouncing Sequim correctly! As someone who grew up in the PNW, many locals can’t even get it right. +10 internet points for you.

6:28 - doin' it's job, couldn't help but find that comment ironic since that bridge sank 45 years ago.

Glad you had fun in Victoria. If you're ever back there the 72 has some amazing views from the top deck on a nice day and takes you to the Vancouver ferru

Stoked for the bike ride back to Philadelphia episode!

I'm glad you guys came out this way and captured one of the last nice days out here!

Alina going "Oh lord what did I agree to get myself into🙂😭🙂😭🙂" lmao

Took the Flixbus from Oslo to Berlin a couple years back and it had about a 90 minute ferry between Fehmarn and Denmark and that included a full restaurant, a gift shop, and a casino. All of which were closed because it was like 11pm. :(

I like their ferries the best

My favorite state my favorite view love those Wash State Ferries

Love that you got to ride the ferry from Port Angeles to Victoria. I did that ride a few years back, and it was a lot of fun. Victoria was picturesque too!

I want more bot content I literally watch all your boat stuff . Boats boats boats , ships ships ships, give them to me!

One of my favourite facts about Victoria is that it is closer to Tokyo than St John's, Newfoundland.

ah! right...that crossing turned out quite the trunk route, although its slowing wasn't crippling like delays back East are ;)

GREAT VIDEOS YOU INSPIR ME TO MAKE VIDEOS LIKE YOURS!!

The Dungeness dub over startled me when I heard it the first time.

It's so strange to me how rare large RoRo ferries are in North America, they're just so common in Europe but there's so many fewer densely used routes in the US and Canada that would benefit from them. (With notable exceptions.)

@4:04 transit ferry! Freakin' out over here! If I wasn't subscribed, I would subscribe again 😁

Enjoying the content. I would like to see a video around the new Spotsylvania VRE station

In Italy there are trains that goes on ferry

just an off hand observation about the boat you two were on, if you noticed the gold stripe around the smokestack and didn't know what that meant, it means the boat has been in service for at least 50 years. Also I love that the Galley was open for your trip as most have been closed due to staffing issues related to Covid, I know it sucks. Also just so you know how bad the ferry services are right now the Seattle-Bremerton route is only running 1 boat and departing about ever 2h5m or so and the Seattle-Bainbridge Island round is every 30-45 minutes right now and it's also the busiest route here in Seattle. so if you need to go to Bremerton its actually faster to go via Bainbridge Island right now and that kind of sucks for Transit as if your taking Transit that means unless timed right you'll have to take 3 buses from Winslow on Bainbridge Island to downtown Bremerton and that's not fun as that is over 1.5-2 hours between the two terminals by bus.

Greyhound (or Flixbus) should extend their routes from Falmouth to Marth'as Vineyard and the Hyannis one to Nantucket via the ferry if they can do it here. The Nantucket part would be harder since there is only 8-9 car roundtrips daily.. Greyhound buses on more ferries would be a nice thing.

Discovered your content about 2 weeks ago and I’ve enjoyed watching you travel all over the east coast. I was curious if you’ve ever come out to Victoria and this video popped up a few minutes later. Enjoying the content. You should come again when you can stay longer and admire our lack of passenger rail service on the Island! 7:26

I wish to your friend and you many more memorable adventures. Enjoy.

Miles you madman, did you edit a goat scream onto Aleena at 4:03?

There was a time when you could travel on Greyhound from Vancouver, BC to Nanaimo BC and most of that trip was onboard a BC Ferry.

What a beautiful and unique Greyhound experience. As I would imagine would be the case with most others, I had no idea such a route existed. Among everything you shared I always enjoy the more quirky aspects of your videos such as the random Radio Shack sign. One question I have is what is a foamer shot? Thanks for sharing this experience!

This was my FIRST ever bus journey in the USA! I'd crossed Canada and taken the ferry from Victoria BC to Port Angeles.I knew that the bus took the ferry and wondered if the fare was included in my Ameripass (it was). However the least interestng boat of the 3 that I took at that time (after the Vancouver to the island and the earlier one that day).

holy shit dude i was watching ur bart video and i clicked on ur channel only to see that u passed thru my town in ur most recent video!! glad to see that u had a safe trip and spent a minimal amount of time in pa❤️

This is Ferry Cool!

Some years ago I did a trip almost the same as this in the UK. Well, the bus didn't get on the boat (although tourist coaches do), but it took me to the boat. Between 2009 and 2015, Greyhound's UK owners, Firstgroup, started to use the Greyhound brand in the UK (as a premium express coach brand on some shorter intercity routes, and I recall the ticket included water and a free newspaper). US Greyhound seems to be like Megabus in the UK, but the wider network is National Express (which is better run than US Greyhound), and Greyhound's current owners, Flix, also run some routes. One of the routes they ran was London to Southampton; at Southampton you can take a ferry to the Isle of Wight. The bus stopped a short walk from the ferry terminals, where there are car ferries (big enough to take several full coach buses), the car ferries also take foot passengers. Smaller fast passenger only catamarans are available, and one way to get to the Island is on one of the few commercial passenger hovercraft routes still running in the world, but that's from the nearby city of Portsmouth. The main Isle of Wight car ferries (Southampton & Portsmouth) are about the same size as the Cape May-Lewes ferries in the US, but cost quite a bit more at peak periods; the one used in the video is similar size as the ferry from Yarmouth, IoW to Lymington on the English mainland. At the London end, Greyhound used the "Greenline" coach station in Victoria (Greenline being a London regional express bus brand with a long history, and run by Firstgroup's rival, Arriva). Greenline coach station is across the road from the main, art deco styled (and hence protected), Victoria coach station, where most long distance coaches use as a terminus for London. Both coach stations are a short walk up the road from one of the major London rail termini, Victoria. Some routes use London airports as a terminus. There used to be a 3rd station in this area, next door to Greenline--this was in the Imperial Airways/BOAC/British Airways building, where you could get a direct bus to Heathrow airport (you could even check in for your flight and check your bag in this coach station). The glorious building is still there, but no longer used by British Airways and no longer has coach service.

There's actually a two-seat normal transit journey from Seattle to Port Angeles. Ferry over to Bainbridge Island and then ride Clallam Transit's "Strait Shot" for $10.

4:06 this is FERRY cool

miles in transit pointing out fat smittys the same way my family has on road trips was jarring

Thank you, my friends. This was both entertaining AND informative

Victoria? You were so close to the Loading Ready Run moonbase!

The PNW could be so badass with better transit + intercity rail

Weird you didnt do Greyhound from Seattle to Vancouver. you should totally checkout the public transit in Vancouver, its 2nd or 3rd best in North America.

Mount Ranier :)

Next video should be called 0.621371 Miles in Transit...

Oh wow, I also traveled to Seattle and Victoria last summer! I flew from Seattle to Victoria, and it was a beautiful flight, but it’s cool to see another way to go! Looks fun!

I recently took a car ferry across the Sea of Marmara in Turkey and I refused to buy a coffee because it was about $2.50 when the coffee in town is usually $1.25. This sort of puts that in perspective.

Awesome video dude, greetings from a Dutch KZfaqr who does the same shit 😂 gotta be bingewatching now

Greyhound services Port Angeles????? Mind officially blown.

CANADA 🇨🇦 🍁

🥳🥳 come up island 🎉

You should check out Steve Marsh, he does this kind of thing round the UK. Total ferry connoisseur.

Did they still have the IMAX presentation of the Rocky Mountaineer train?

Aleena: "There were seriously times I thought I was going to fly out of my seat" Me: Airtime! It's called Airtime

You guys gotta get up to BC and try out VIA Rail! I work at their rail yard in vancouver. Also BCFerries are far nicer

now thats a fun fact!!

best greyhound trip ever?

haha, finally a nice trip except for the suspension being crappy. Looking forward to your next vlogs in Victoria! But to be fair, crappy disaster trips are more entertaining content, hahahaha. I am sure they will come! :D

Great video. Did the bus get boarding priority over the cars?

Ok, you’ve gotten me hooked on NIMBY Rails. Can you drop a post of your best build?

You me of the shortest Greyhound routes is Port Authority Bus Terminal to Hempstead Transit Center via Hempstead Tpke. Essentially an MTA Express Route, but for NICE BUS. As I call: NM1- Hempstead-Jackson St. to MIDTOWN-PBAT/42nd St.

What you should have done is take the light rail up to the Coleman docks walk on to the ferry to Bainbridge island, and then taken the clallam county coach bus to Port Angeles for about half the price.

What if there were a Greyhound minibus that went between the Northeast and Florida and used Amtrak’s Auto Train?

You didn’t even make a comment on the Hood Canal Bridge, the 3rd longest floating bridge on earth, and the longest over saltwater!

Did you get a chance to ride the Skytrain in Vancouver?

Public transportation in the US sucks so bad.

a transatlantic cruiseline operated by greyhound

February 2014 we did the “Mail route” from London to Dublin, Virgin trains from Euston to Holyhead (high speed until Crewe (or Chester), then we got stuck behind a local train in Wales for a while. Thankfully they pad the schedule so you don’t miss the ferry (we had extra time as our ferry was cancelled and we had to use another company (they exchanged our tickets for theirs for free). Unfortunately it was not the best day for going across the Irish Sea as a storm was nearby, and all the way we rocked like crazy. My wife was sea sick the whole time (I’m usually good on rough seas, but there were a few swells that made me choose to skip lunch). Then the boat pulls into Dublin… port. So we had to burn £5 (didn’t have Euros, there’s no place to exchange money in the ferry terminal, and no taxis) to take the shuttle bus into a random spot on the south side of the River Liffey (which was right near a money exchange place, convenient) and then walk like a kilometer to our hotel.

i get those chicken wraps at Speedway, 4.69 in ohio

I wanted to try the Black Ball Ferry Line to Victoria but unfortunately it was just too far from Seattle, so I made the trip from Vancouver via a connecting flight instead. I got to check out Vancouver's transit during the layover though, so not too bad.

Let's goooo Fat Smitty's!

Fantastic scenery. Made a similar trip to Sequim (where family lived) and Victoria via Port Angeles 7 years ago. Just got back from a trip to Quilcene and Port Ludlow a month or so ago. Took the ferry to Bainbridge and drove up across the floating bridge. I ❤️ Washington State!

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Next time you do that insert of individual words or sentences into your video later please check that the volume at least roughly matches the original content.

Mmmmm, transit