I used Ticketbus offices in Oaxaca and San Cristobal to purchase my bus
tickets. They had the same computer screens you find in bus terminals,
showing you available seating, and accepted credit cards. They saved me
trips to the terminals and worked perfectly. The only thing is Ticketbus
only sells luxury bus lines so you miss out on 2nd class schedules, if you
need them. I didn't see any reason to purchase tickets in advance or on the
internet.
And while we're at it, Richard, how do we avoid night bus travel in Chiapas
as you so strongly recommend? Long distance busses out of Oaxaca and
Palenque where all overnights, with no possibilities of seeing the
countryside and seemingly risking hold-ups. I have to say I travelled
through two nights and slept without a care in the world.
Louisg
"Richard Ferguson" wrote in message
news:3F5A961C.E5F01B5F@att.net...
> I heard from someone who used it at their offices in Mexico to buy
> tickets, but he had not bought any tickets on line. I suggest that you
> wait until you get to Mexico, and buy your ticket at the travel agent
> there or at the bus depot. ADO is a good bus line, ADO GL is a luxury
line.
>
> Remember that most first class bus lines do not have web sites, although
> the luxury lines almost all have web sites, so there are other choices
> that you can only find at the bus station.
>
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