FIRST CLASS BUS “Vonlane” from Atlanta to Nashville

I'm a greyhound driver, and sure enough, Atlanta to Nashville is my regular route! Our buses are nothing like this, and definitely no bus attendant (😅). However, I try to make up for all that with smooth driving. 😂

It's a viable option for a short route like this, but "private jet experience" is an extremely generous description.

Being from Texas I have used VonLane several times. Never had a bad experience. While not private jet they try hard and it’s a great product and a great value.

My cousin used to live in Houston and chose Vonlane each time he had to make Dallas and Fort Worth meetings. Traveling from downtown to downtown beats the hell out of airport-to-airport.

Man, we really need one of these for those who goes from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.

I took Vonlane from Houston to Dallas on Dec 31, 2019, and back home from Dallas to Houston on Jan 4, 2020. I really have to say that they gave me an awesome first impression. The attendant was awesome! She kept on checking with us passengers every 30 minutes or so to see if we need anything. I, too, raided the snack basket more than once. 😃

I am an avid user of coaches as i live in the uk, it cost me around $5 to take me almost half the length of the country and the coaches are so good there are hardly ever delays, the drivers are always friendly and I would definitely recommend doing a review of them. They even do routes between countries. For example you can go from london to Paris for less than $50.

I seriously hope more of these pop-up. They're certainly a huge upgrade from Greyhound buses and some flights as well.

I'm a Houston-Dallas attendant, and your review was very thorough and solid! Loved it. I gotta point out though, if you ever experience slow internet speeds, simply let your attendant know and they'll quickly work to troubleshoot it and get it to its normal blazing speeds right away!

Thanks Jeb! 40 minute flight---And TSA is always an easy hurdle? Check in is easier, but we allow at least 1.5 hours to check in for a domestic flight. It's usually at least a ½ hour to exit after landing if you get quick gate...I'd say the bus just might be a competitive option.

I feel like you're always just around the corner lol. As someone who has lived in Nashville and Atlanta, it's so nice to have bus service between the two! All the familiar sights on this drive haha I've considered taking this bus once I found out about it! Thanks for the review!

This reminds me of my greyhound days as a bus cleaner I would enjoy some of the newer buses. Many weren't like this but some were nice. These machines are wonderfully created and serve a purpose. Nice vid.

Your content is always top notch regardless of the means of transport. Great video as always. Keep it up.

I rode the Vonlane yesterday from Austin to Dallas. 3:15 hours. It was great because I slept most of the way. The drivers and attendants are excellent. My 5th time on Vonlane, usually from Houston to Austin. I live overseas and visit Texas a few times annually. I used to rent a car when I landed in Houston, but since I discovered Vonlane I no longer rent, but instead Uber from the Houston airport to the downtown Hyatt to catch the Vonlane. Great business model and onboard product. They have my future travel business! Hope they continue to expand.

Looks like a great transportation option. Thanks, as always, for your reviews.

As a pilot who flies private jets, that catering is almost the same as our standard catering for flights that request food. It’s very rare if anything above sandwiches and wraps.

I've flown several times in corporate jets for two different companies I worked for in the past. In both cases, the pilot and co-pilot brought big food trays on board. They showed us where they were in a cold drawer and we helped ourselves...and guess what, mostly cold wraps and sandwiches! However, on corporate jets, there's always booze and often plenty of it, as well as soft drinks. However, it can be impossible or difficult to stand up straight on a corporate jet. Looks like that's no problem on the bus. Nice job as usual Jeb. Thanks.

So Vonlane is based in DFW, hope one day they will have DFW - Nashville, so I can take a bus travel back to Nash. I remember 8 years ago when I first started college in TN with no car, the only option was either flying or taking Greyhound (which sucks), I am happy now there are better option.

That looks amazing. Sitting in a comfortable bus seat, watching the world go by, is a lovely experience, even without service or an on-board bathroom. And $99 USD is a good value. I'd definitely consider this for a short break if I found myself working in the region.

Another thing I love about this is that you can see more of the country than if you’re flying. And the country between Atl and Nashville is lovely.