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Mask RequiredELIZABETH, NJ (May 22, 2023) Megabus, one of the largest bus companies in North America is now selling tickets on a new route between Los Angeles and Las Vegas for travel beginning June 1.
Due to an increase in the demand for travel, in anticipation of the upcoming busy summer travel season, Megabus will offer four trips daily between Los Angeles and Las Vegas with additional travel options available to Barstow, CA and Riverside, CA as well.
“Los Angeles to Vegas is a key route for Megabus,” said Colin Emberson, VP Commercial for Megabus. “We’re thrilled to be building upon recent expansions to our network and the timing is great with the one of the busiest travel seasons quickly approaching. Our customers will be able to take advantage of this new route when planning their summer trips.”
In addition to this newest expansion, earlier this month, Megabus announced its return to California. The company currently offers three trips daily between Anaheim, Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Fresno, San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento.
In April, Megabus also announced a partnership with Salt Lake Express, a popular shuttle service along the northern I-15 corridor. This expansion currently offers service options for 75 cities in the Northwest across Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Wyoming including daily trips to Boise, ID, Helena, MT, Salt Lake City, UT, and Las Vegas, NV.
Schedules are now available for travel June 1 and beyond and tickets can be purchased today at https://us.megabus.com/.
About Megabus:
Megabus offers city to city express bus service across North America. Since launching in 2006, Megabus has served more than 50 million customers throughout more than 500 cities. The safety of our customers is our top priority while also offering convenient, cost-effective service. Megabus is committed to providing eco-friendly travel and reducing our carbon footprint whenever possible. Our buses emit the least carbon dioxide per mile when compared to other vehicles and are seven times more energy and fuel-efficient than single-occupancy automobiles.
