If you need to travel morning, noon, or night, Peter Pan Bus Lines has a variety of bus times to serve your New York City to Philadelphia travel schedule. And if Philly is just your jumping off place for your next destination, we have a convenient bus routes running to most cities in New England and the Mid-Atlantic states.
We even have a rewards program through which you can earn free bus tickets – our way of saying “Thank you” for being Peter Pan Bus Line’s customer. When you travel from New York City to Philadelphia or any other destination on one of our buses, we are going to reward you for your travel and give you an additional reward if you fill out a survey about your trip. Please sign up today so you can start earning your free bus travel.
So if you are looking for cheap bus tickets, but great bus service, Peter Pan Bus Lines is your best bet.
Service from the Port Authority Bus Terminal, 625 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10018 to Philadelphia Bus Terminal, 1001 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107.
OurBus is proud to offer bus service from New York City to Reading, PA. OurBus was created to make the feeling of traveling as good as the feeling of arriving. Passengers can expect to easily buy bus tickets online, track the ETA of the bus in real-time, receive mobile boarding passes, and enjoy the amenities of a modern bus with free Wifi, power outlets, comfortable reclining seats, a sanitized restroom, and free bottled water. Customer service is at our core so you can speak with a real person and we have the most flexible rescheduling policy in the industry, The OurBus Assurance.
Reading, Pennsylvania is full of interesting sights and attractions for everyone that comes to the city. One of the truly unique attractions is The Pagoda, located at the top of Mount Penn. This historical marker has served as a radiant beacon for the Greater Reading area for over 100 years. Visitors from across America and around the world come to see the Pagoda and learn about its history and significance to the city of Reading. The Reading Pagoda offers an extraordinary view from high atop Mount Penn and also exudes a soothing red glow of lights at night for onlookers. The Pagoda was commissioned in 1906 by local businessman William A, Witman, with the goal of providing a luxury resort for the Reading and any visitors from out of town. This plan ultimately never came to fruition and the Pagoda was sold to the city of Reading for the sum of $1 in 1911. Since its sale over a century ago, the Reading, PA Pagoda has been owned, loved, and cared for by the citizens of Reading.
Another place worth visiting in the city of Reading, Pennsylvania is the Reading Public Museum. The mission of the Reading Public Museum is to create a dynamic center that offers life long discovery and learning for all citizens. The Museum seeks to educate, engage, and enlighten current and future generations that come seeking knowledge. The Museum was created by Dr.Levi W. Mengel, the founder and first director of the Reading Public Museum, with a deep belief in the value of exposing the young to “sensory education.” The collection of artwork and objects was named The Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery in 1913 and opened to the public. In the decades that followed its opening to the public, The Museum has developed a world-class collection of more than 300,000 pieces of art, antiquities, and artifacts from around the world. The Reading Public Museum continues to grow and diversify its offerings because of its corporate partners and overwhelming community support.
If you are looking for something to engage your artistic side, consider a visit to GoggleWorks Center for the Arts. The GoggleWorks center is located in downtown Reading and is a community art and cultural center that was built for the public. The mission of GoggleWorks is to showcase how engaging art can be for everyone through live exhibitions, teaching various artwork disciplines, and the sale of artwork produced onsite. GoggleWorks features eight different studios that focus on ceramics, hot and warm glassworking, metalsmithing, photography, woodworking, printmaking, and virtual reality. The former Wilson Goggle Factory also houses several exhibition galleries, a film theater, restaurant and bar, and a store selling featured art from over 200 artists that work in the building and beyond. Admission and parking are always free for visitors, so stopping in for a visit is an easy addition to your plans!
Find the cheapest bus tickets from New York to Philadelphia with Megabus, FlixBus, Heylong Bus, PeterPanBus, GreyHound and BlaBlaCar. Bus tickets prices from $3.50. The trip lasts between 1h40m and 3h15m.
Pros: Driver was helpful and smoothly doing her job. Cons: It would be good if there’s Wi-Fi on the bus. Tips: Nil.
Pros: Driver was helpful and smoothly doing her job. Cons: It would be good if there’s Wi-Fi on the bus. Tips: Nil.
5.0
Elvis
December 15, 2022- Solo travel
OurBusVery smooth ride
Very smooth ride
5.0
Gladys
December 13, 2022
OurBusPros: It was smooth. Cons: Charging ports are Blocked by the seats near the window.
Pros: It was smooth. Cons: Charging ports are Blocked by the seats near the window.
5.0
Mikel
December 7, 2022- Vacation
OurBusPros: Everything. Cons: Nothing. Tips: get the ourbus.
Pros: Everything. Cons: Nothing. Tips: get the ourbus.
5.0
Harry
December 5, 2022
OurBusPros: Driver was super nice and informative. She did an excellent job driving through all the traffic. Cons: Nothing. Tips: I would use this service again!