Neck Pillow

If your bus ride is longer than two or three hours, neck pillows are a must. They’ll help you stay extra-comfortable, especially during long, overnight rides.

Earplugs

The lack of comfort won’t be the only thing preventing you from getting a good night’s sleep. Earplugs can come in handy if your fellow passengers get noisy in the middle of the night.

Sleeping Mask

If you can’t fall asleep with lights on, a sleeping mask will be your best friend during long bus rides. Even if you use the curtain to dim the outdoor lights, masks can come in handy when other passengers turn their lights on.

Extra Layers

No matter what time of the year you’re traveling, always expect that the bus will get cold overnight. That’s why you should always pack a blanket or extra layers of clothes.

Entertainment

Boredom can be the biggest problem you’ll be dealing with during long rides, so make sure to pack something that will keep you entertained, such as a book or headphones so you can listen to some music.

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Seat Choice

If you didn’t get an assigned seat when you bought your ticket, getting there early can make or break your bus ride. Always make sure that you arrive at least 15 minutes before the bus so you can pick the seat that suits you and makes your ride more comfortable.

Getting Comfy

Speaking of making your ride more comfortable, this is much easier to do when you’re there early. You can take everything you need out of your bag and get cozy for your ride without disturbing other passengers.

Sign of Respect

Arriving for your ride a minute before your bus is supposed to leave is very disrespectful towards the driver and your fellow passengers. You’ll need extra time to put your bags inside the luggage compartment, find a seat, and get comfortable, potentially delaying the bus ride for everyone on board.

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Neck Pillow

If your bus ride is longer than two or three hours, neck pillows are a must. They’ll help you stay extra-comfortable, especially during long, overnight rides.

Earplugs

The lack of comfort won’t be the only thing preventing you from getting a good night’s sleep. Earplugs can come in handy if your fellow passengers get noisy in the middle of the night.

Sleeping Mask

If you can’t fall asleep with lights on, a sleeping mask will be your best friend during long bus rides. Even if you use the curtain to dim the outdoor lights, masks can come in handy when other passengers turn their lights on.

Extra Layers

No matter what time of the year you’re traveling, always expect that the bus will get cold overnight. That’s why you should always pack a blanket or extra layers of clothes.

Entertainment

Boredom can be the biggest problem you’ll be dealing with during long rides, so make sure to pack something that will keep you entertained, such as a book or headphones so you can listen to some music.

The post 5 Things You Should Always Pack for a Comfy Bus Ride appeared first on Traveler Master.

Seat Choice

If you didn’t get an assigned seat when you bought your ticket, getting there early can make or break your bus ride. Always make sure that you arrive at least 15 minutes before the bus so you can pick the seat that suits you and makes your ride more comfortable.

Getting Comfy

Speaking of making your ride more comfortable, this is much easier to do when you’re there early. You can take everything you need out of your bag and get cozy for your ride without disturbing other passengers.

Sign of Respect

Arriving for your ride a minute before your bus is supposed to leave is very disrespectful towards the driver and your fellow passengers. You’ll need extra time to put your bags inside the luggage compartment, find a seat, and get comfortable, potentially delaying the bus ride for everyone on board.

The post 3 Reasons Why You Should Always Arrive Early For Your Bus Rides appeared first on Traveler Master.