Greyhound Package Express

Denver, Vereinigte Staaten

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+1 303-293-6560
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www.greyhound.com
Adresse:
1055 19th Street, Denver, CO, 80202
Northwest, CBD
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel
100 m19th & Curtis Street
130 m19th & Lawrence Street
170 m18th & Curtis
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06:00 – 23:59
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Ortszeit (Denver) 03:59 Sonntag, 13. Juli 2025

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Montag 00:01 – 01:00
06:00 – 23:59
Dienstag 00:01 – 01:00
06:00 – 23:59
Mittwoch 00:01 – 01:00
06:00 – 23:59
Donnerstag 00:01 – 01:00
06:00 – 23:59
Freitag 00:01 – 01:00
06:00 – 23:59
Samstag 00:01 – 01:00
06:00 – 23:59
Sonntag 00:01 – 01:00
06:00 – 23:59

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Rating des Ortes: 1
Jamestown, CO
I will NEVER use Bus Freighter or Greyhound Package Express ever again. I knew it was too easy when I filled out the online form. All the boxes were extremely beat up and things were broken despite excellent and over cautious wrapping. There was no tracking information and when I called I was told that the stations weren’t scanning boxes. After 10 days I figured I’d call and check in to see if there was any progress and I was told the boxes were in Denver and had been for 2 days. TERRIBLE communication and after driving 2 hours (I live in the mountains) to pick up my boxes I was told there was still one missing. When I got home I had a voicemail that the box had actually been there the whole time. What a complete nightmare.
Rating des Ortes: 1
Fort Collins, CO
Update to this nightmare. So I sat in the parking lot for an hour and right on time the bus turned into the parking lot. Only problem is the bus didn’t stop. It literally drove into the parking lot, made a u turn, and left. I followed the bus thinking it would make a stop at another googleable location until it reached the interstate. I called the company again and spoke with manager Lindsey. She was personable and listened to all the let downs. She said once the package returned to the state tomorrow, she would have the package delivered and would call me. Tomorrow has come and gone. No package. No phone call. I called them again and guess what. No answer or voicemail available. This company is such a joke I’m seriously considering suing them for the $ 100 I paid them for this experience. And that’s assuming I actually some day get my package.
Rating des Ortes: 5
Denver, CO
I needed to ship a modern-​design armchair. Checked out a couple of «blanket wrap» moving services, each quote was over $ 150. This is not collectible or excessively large or heavy, just larger than the 24×24×40 allowed by UPS.
A friend suggested Greyhound. I was surprised and checked it out. Sure enough, the 30×47×82 was plenty big enough with a limit of 100lbs.
I re-​purposed an appliance box and cut the glue seam to turn it inside out. Sturdy and FREE. Packed as much styrofoam into the box as possible and taped it shut. That was my mistake: boxes should be left open so they can be inspected — especially boxes leaving Colorado — now that pot is sold legally here, but isn’t legal anywhere else.
My cost to ship: $ 68. Time from here to Florida, four days. Condition upon arrival in Fort Lauderdale: excellent. I did insure for the max $ 300, wish more insurance was available for other shippables.
The other plus: although you can’t ship COD, the recipient can pay with credit card from the other end when shipping originates.
As for the guy from New York, was the luggage secured or wrapped? A simple plastic garden bag taped like a mummy would have revealed any tampering right away. A valuable camera could have been shipped separately. Sounds like someone was being cheap and lazy.
Rating des Ortes: 1
Denver, CO
I needed to mail some packages to a friend in Texas that were both big and heavy, I thought this would be the way to go after finding information about greyhound on the internet. The website states that package services was open till 12 midnight. WRONG!!! I went looking for the place one day after work only to find out they close at 5pm. I left that day and called them to find out their Saturday hours, the person on the phone told me they open at 10 am. Saturday I get up and drive over there, I decided to call before I was there to find out what time they close since I had other errands to run in downtown. Spoke to another person who told me they open at 1 pm on Saturdays (not 10 am like I was told before) and close at 5. Greyhound please get your ISH together. Needless to say they lost my business. After all this BS I drove across the street to the post office and mailed my packages. It wasn’t as expensive as I thought it would be and even more reliable than Greyhound since their days and hours of operation don’t change depending on who you speak to on the phone.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Denver, CO
i had an old vespa motor sitting around and finally decided to sell it to a friend. unfortunately the friend lives in canada. so i got the problem of trying to figure out how to send a hundred pound crate to buffalo, new york. i went to the greyhound express office which oddly enough is located in the greyhound station downtown for some info. the guy behind the counter was very helpful and quoted me a price around 90 bucks and a time of 2 to 10 days. they’re like the cable guy of shipping. i wasnt in a rush and my friend would be able to pick it up at the buffalo greyhound station so it wasnt a problem.
so i went home and finished crating the damn thing and returned today after the world series hub bub. they helped me unload it and it cost 72 bucks w 300 dollars insurance which wasnt enough but is the highest they offer. the eta also became 2 – 7 days-​it became cheaper and faster!
if your not in a hurry and need something shipped less than two feet tall (i barely made it because i forgot that caveat. i think their limits were 6×4×2) then greyhound might be for you. they also dont do home delivery so somebody has to pick it up at a greyhound station. they were perfect for my particular needs.
its wednesday and my friend called me telling me the crate arrived in buffalo today. two day shipping! holy crap i’m impressed!