His wife was already on the bus and sitting in their seats. Another man came up and he had misplaced his little piece of paper also. However he would not help nor assist in my getting back on the bus or getting my personal items off of the bus (my traveling pillow and a throw blanket). He confirmed that my name was on the itinerary, second from the bottom. Spoke with Wayne at the Travel & Tours desk inside the casino. If you lost it, he will not let you back on 'his bus'.

NOW the bus driver wants to collect your little piece of paper boarding pass that you were given. The fun begins on the way back with your 4 am departure. Several times he would call other drivers (presumably Greatland Tours drivers?) and discussed meeting up with them once we arrived. He was distracted, searching for numbers and also music on his phone (I was seated right behind him, so I had a front-row seat to observe everything). The driver talked on his cell phone most of the way to the casino, which caused more than a few close calls in traffic. Strange that the bus driver never collected our 'boarding pass tickets' which were nothing more than cut-up xerox pieces of paper.

Turns out we had a guest on the bus with a ticket, but she was not 'in the computer' and they had to re-register her. The bus left more than 30 minutes late because the driver (Earl Denton) and the ticket office could not get their numbers to match. The round-trip fare is $5 all seems reasonable. Took the overnight Greatland Tours bus from SW Houston to Grand Casino Coushatta Saturday night of Mother's Day weekend.

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