A Greyhound ticket is for a specific journey, while a Travel Pass gives you unlimited travel for a set number of consecutive days.
A ticket is best suited to travellers who know exactly where and when they're travelling. You'll book a specific service on a specific date and time.
A Travel Pass is designed for travellers who want more flexibility. Instead of booking a single trip, you'll have access to unlimited travel during your chosen travel period, subject to seat availability.
Greyhound offers two Travel Pass options:
- East Coast Travel Pass – Unlimited travel across Greyhound's East Coast network for a selected number of consecutive days.
- National Travel Pass – Unlimited travel across Greyhound's national coach network for a selected number of consecutive days.
Travel Passes are available in a range of durations, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your travel plans.
Helpful tip: Even with a valid Travel Pass, you'll still need to reserve a seat before each journey. We recommend booking ahead during busy travel periods to secure your preferred service.
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