<p>I would like to write some reviews about Greyhound in Atlanta because I used this to get to the airport from Atlanta greyhound station.</p>
<p>IT. IS. DANGEROUS.</p>
<p>Greyhound isn’t cheap at all, yet I was very surprised about how unclean and poorly maintained the station was, and the </p>
<p>danger level of the city in which it was located.</p>
<p>When I took off at greyhound station at Atlanta, it was around 5 in the morning, and I was the only Asian around the station. Than this guy grabbed my suitcase and told me he knew where the TRAIN is that goes to Airport.</p>
<p>I knew it was dangerous to follow him or even to listen to him, but he kept going so my head went white, and I had to follow him because he had my dang suitcase. </p>
<p>Well he wasn’t lying,. There was a train station right behind the greyhound station. Then he asked me for cash because "</p>
<p>“he needs his money to get to boston”. I told him, “sir, I wish I could help you but I do not have cash, and I don’t think there are ATMS around here. Sorry sir”. VERY luckily, he just wandered off, muttering something.</p>
<p>I guess I was an easy target because he thought I couldn’t speak English well, and I was the only Asian, and. not to </p>
<p>make other Atlanta people look bad, I was the only one with some decent clothes. And it was FIVE in the morning, and I was alone! wouldn’t I be scared? it was very difficult to keep up my I-Don’t-Care face. I felt safer inside the station tho.</p>
<p>So, what I want to say is:</p>
<p>DON"T USE GREYHOUND DURING NIGHT TIME. DON"T LET OTHER PANHANDLERS TO GET YOUR SUITCASES.</p>
<p>I know, it was stupid of me to follow him but my head stopped working then…</p>
<p>It is sketchy and scary. It was worse because my phone was dying, and my suitcases were too big to run away with.</p>
<p>Oh, my friend just told me that she was there a week ago and a guy offered her cocaine…</p>