Let me guess:
1. It’s still a loud, shaky and smelly diesel bus.
2. Cabin length only fits people under 6 feet and average shoulder width.
3. Even with curtains on, you can still hear and smell your neighbours snore, vidya, movie, etc.
1. It’s still a loud, shaky and smelly diesel bus.
2. Cabin length only fits people under 6 feet and average shoulder width.
3. Even with curtains on, you can still hear and smell your neighbours snore, vidya, movie, etc.
Modern diesel engines are not smelly or sooty. Most coach buses are quiet and reasonably smooth.
> Even with curtains on, you can still hear and smell your neighbours snore, vidya, movie, etc.
This is a $200 bus ride. Your neighbors aren't going to smell.
Money can't buy class.
I used Cabin late last year, and am 6ft 2. It was compact but I had enough space (would have liked more ceiling height but length was ok)
Didn't have any problems with the bus noise, or other people, and the bus was about 3/4 full.
Biggest issue for me was the bumps in the road, so the latest ideas sound like a good step forward.
Being able to go from Santa Monica in the late evening to San Francisco first thing the next morning worked out really well for me, I'd use them again.
#2 I agree with but #3 and #1 are a given. For example, With air travel,even 1st class won't isolate you from shaky flights or noisy neighbors(btw,noise canceling headphones are magical!)