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Trip to Albany

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Buses from Lenox to Albany

🕒 The approximate travel time for this bus trip is around 1 hour and 20 minutes, providing a quick and hassle-free way to reach Albany Greyhound Bus Terminal in Albany. Services are available four times a week on Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. 💰 Ticket prices for the bus between Lenox and Albany range from $5 to $28, offering budget-friendly options for travelers looking to explore both cities with ease. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic journey from Lenox to Albany by bus.

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  • Yes, there is a direct bus service between Lenox and Albany. The bus departs from Across from Town Hall in Lenox and arrives at the Albany Greyhound Bus Terminal in Albany. This service operates four times a week on Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with the journey lasting approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. It provides a convenient and efficient way to travel between these two locations.
  • You can catch the Lenox to Albany bus operated by Peter Pan Bus Lines at the Across from Town Hall station in Lenox. This station serves as the departure point for the bus service heading to Albany. It is essential to arrive at the station in advance of the scheduled departure time to ensure a smooth boarding process for your journey to Albany.
  • The Lenox to Albany bus service operated by Peter Pan Bus Lines arrives at the Albany Greyhound Bus Terminal in Albany. This station in Albany serves as the final destination for the bus journey originating in Lenox. Upon arrival at the Albany Greyhound Bus Terminal, passengers can disembark and continue with their onward travel plans in Albany.
  • The cost of a bus ticket from Lenox to Albany varies depending on factors such as the time of booking and availability. Generally, prices for this bus route range between $5 and $28. Passengers can choose from different fare options based on their preferences and budget when traveling between Lenox and Albany by bus. It's recommended to book tickets in advance to secure the best possible fare for this route.
  • There are four buses per week between Lenox and Albany. These buses are operated by Peter Pan Bus Lines and depart from Across from Town Hall in Lenox arriving at the Albany Greyhound Bus Terminal in Albany. The bus schedule includes services on Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with the journey duration being approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. Fares for these buses range from $5 to $28, providing travelers with flexible options for their journey between Lenox and Albany.
  • The Lenox to Albany buses are typically less crowded on Mondays and Fridays compared to Saturdays and Sundays. The services operate four times a week, providing travelers with multiple options for scheduling their journey. Generally, mid-week travel is likely to be less crowded, while weekends tend to see higher passenger volumes. Travelers looking for a more relaxed and potentially less crowded bus experience may consider booking their trip for a Monday or Friday departure.
  • The first bus of the day from Lenox to Albany typically departs in the morning, providing an early travel option for passengers. The exact departure time may vary, so it is recommended to check the schedule with Peter Pan Bus Lines for the most up-to-date information. The last bus of the day usually leaves later in the afternoon or early evening, allowing for flexibility in travel times for those heading to Albany from Lenox. It's advisable to confirm the specific departure times when planning your journey.

Will you be returning to Lenox by bus?

If you are on a return bus ride, check the buses from Albany to Lenox.

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Trips to Albany