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I still don't understand their business model though. On the UK website, I've never seen prices over £5. Multiply that by often not completely filled up buses,
by JCB_K 16y ago
I still don't understand their business model though. On the UK website, I've never seen prices over £5. Multiply that by often not completely filled up buses, say 50 people, and you've got 250 pounds for a 100-mile trip.
- bendtheblock 16y agoSame here - I remember when I was a student, everyone would use MegaBus rather than the trains as they were always much cheaper. I've seen them remove unprofitable routes, but even then I can't figure it out, since running a fleet of buses must be a fairly costly operation.
- icegreentea 16y agoDid you actually attempt to buy a ticket though? On the Canadian site, the front page advertises the 'cheapest' rate, which you can only get if you buy the first couple tickets on any given ride. After that, the prices escalate (they don't hide that from you though... it just not on their front page).