Find buses to Milwaukee

Several different bus companies operate cheap buses from Milwaukee, including Greyhound and Jefferson Lines. Once you purchase your cheap bus tickets through momondo, you are in for a comfortable and eco-friendly ride. Most bus prices include air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, though signals may be lost in rural areas. Also, some buses have limited bandwidth, which restricts what you can stream and how many devices you can use. Often, the reclining seats are made of leather and have footrests. Some buses have extra legroom at every seat and no middle seat. Each seat usually has its own power outlet and its own overhead lighting and climate control. Some buses provide on-board entertainment—usually though an app—as well as panoramic windows with individual shades, and GPS bus-tracking software. Most cheap buses from Milwaukee run on clean-burning fuel.

Cheap buses depart Milwaukee from the Milwaukee Intermodal Station on West St. Paul Avenue. At this travel hub, you can catch local, regional, and cross-country buses as well as regional and cross-county trains, and a street car. Local buses 12 and 57 can take you directly to the station. The HOP Street Car connects the station with downtown, the lower east side, and the historic Third Ward district. More expensive options to get from throughout Milwaukee to the Intermodal Station are taxis, Lyft, Uber, and Bublr bikes—city bikes parked throughout Milwaukee that you can rent with an app on your phone and leave at the station once you arrive.

Most buses from Milwaukee allow you to take one carry-on bag aboard for free. Some buses have overhead storage, but not all do. Once you buy your cheap bus tickets through momondo, check with the bus company to see where you can store your carry-on. If there is no overhead storage, you will need to remember that your bag will have to go on your lap or under your seat, which could impede your comfort if the luggage is heavy or cumbersome. You can also usually check one bag for free, which will be stowed in the hold below the bus. Check with the bus company to see what size baggage they allow. If the bus company considers luggage to be too big, you will have to ship it for a fee. If you have extra baggage, you can usually check at least one extra bag for a fee. Strollers and car seats are usually checked for free, in addition to your one checked bag. Generally, bicycles, golf clubs, skis and ski poles can be checked for a fee. Different bus companies have slightly different rules about allowable luggage, so once you purchase your cheap bus tickets through momondo, check with the bus company for baggage requirements, restrictions, and fees.

From Milwaukee, and indeed from just about anywhere in the United States, you will need a photo ID along with your ticket in order to board a bus. Most bus companies allow you to have your ticket on your phone without having to print it out, or you can have a paper ticket. It is advisable to get to the Milwaukee Intermodal Station about an hour before your bus is scheduled to depart. Since trips aboard buses from Milwaukee seldom have assigned seats, it is important to line up as soon as you can at the bus station to board your bus; this way, you have a greater chance of getting a seat in a location that you want. If your bus has no overhead storage for carry-ons, make sure that you can comfortably hold your carry-on piece of luggage or fit it under your seat.

The Milwaukee Intermodal Station provides several amenities and services to make your trip more convenient and enjoyable. You can find food and beverages at the All Aboard Café or in vending machines. You can take advantage of restrooms, an ATM, free Wi-Fi, and bike racks. The station provides parking and even has a passenger drop-off lane in front of the building. For differently-abled travelers, the station provides escalators, elevators, cutting-edge hearing technology, accessible restrooms, wheelchairs and wheelchair lifts if needed, an accessible waiting room and water fountain, and accessible parking.

The ticket price can vary depending on general demand and more importantly where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from a popular departure point like Chicago for instance, prices usually start around $158. Washington, D.C. and Green Bay are other options, with prices usually starting from around $385 and $47 respectively.

Greyhound, FlixBus, and Amtrak are some of the top choices made by momondo users traveling to Milwaukee-Mitchell.

This week, the average one-way price to Milwaukee-Mitchell is $28. For the next 3 months, we predict the price of tickets to Milwaukee-Mitchell to remain steady. Search availability for a bus to Milwaukee-Mitchell from your area and be on your way in no time.