RegioJet BRAND NEW Double-Decker Bus REVIEW | Overnight Prague to Amsterdam
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Today, we are travelling from Prague to Amsterdam on RegioJet's brand new double-decker bus. RegioJet has only recently begun operating on these buses, and they provide a new level of comfort onboard known as Fun&Relax+.
I'll show you everything inside the bus, including the seats, vending machine, multimedia screen, and toilet.
In this video, you can also see the bus's stops along the way and enjoy some stunning views from the window.
Have fun watching the video!
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I've been on one of those busses in 6.5h journey from London to Brussels . By far the most comfy and relax trip I ever had by buss . The individual left seats on the 2nd floor are amazing .
Indonesian overnight bus still the best for their service... especially in Java. They provide meal service in restaurant include their fare and some give passengers snack.
Looks very nice. I would still like a little bit bigger seats, so it is more comfortable to sleep there. When I was travelling around Peru they had amazing night buses. Very comfortable, inexpensive. I wish something like that was in Europe.
Bigger seats? How can you get bigger seats than a 2-1 configuration? The seats on these new RegioJet busses are huge 😂
I’m Japanese bus fan.
You can travel cheaply on such a luxurious bus. I like Setra S531 very much.
Wow these looks great actually. Wouldn't like to be in the middle at the back of the top deck! :D
Thank you for this detailed review. I'm planning a trip to Vienna from Berlin in August. Do you recommend a regiojet bus trip instead of the train? Thank you
Nicely done quick overview of the ride and the route. This bus would be great in the Baltic countries until they get proper high speed rail links between them, and into Poland. If I had to travel by bus, this one would be my first choice...unless a bus with lie-flat sleeper seats is available for the route and duration I need to travel.
Thank you!
Yeah, maybe they will expand their routes to the Baltics at some point :) I hope to see some lie-flat sleeper bus routes in Europe in the near future. 😀
RegioJet is always market maker - he changed the bus service in Czech republic and then in whole europe - first company using entertaiment sreens in a busses (previously known only from top class plains), also as first one started having plugs in his busses for charging electronic devices - phones, notebooks etc.) now its standart in any bus or train within Czech republic and in recent years in some european companies, they also started providing free WIFI to all its busses as a very first in Europe - and very long time were the only one on the EUmarket, they were also the firs in europe providing free hot drinks on the board served by stuardess,now due to cutting costs self service, and cold drings and snacks and basic but very good quality food for very-very small charge.
And now when the terrible, overpriced and always late green company trys to destroy them - they have to come with another innovation and again offer the best service for very cheep price on the european market - and they DID IT !!!!
Nice review... Just wan ask are you sleep well in the bus? I planning to take night bus from Prague to Krakow (Poland). I'm worry hard to sleep...
Thank you. I usually sleep well on buses, but I know that many people cannot sleep at all on buses.
Although the seats are very comfy (I had a single seat on the upper deck), I didn't manage to sleep on the coach. But at least it didn't feel like my body was 'broken' after a 13hour journey.
Which side on the upper deck of Regiojet bus will offer a better view during day trip... Left or right side seats?
Great trip. Ah yes, brand new Setra TopClass. I'm curious, is there any stop in Rest Area/Gas Station along the journey?
Thank you :) We didn't stop at any rest areas/gas stations along this journey.
The drivers made 1 or two stops at a petrol station on the way from Brno to Bologna (about 13hour journey).
Are there two drivers on the bus or only one? Great video btw.
Hi, there were 2 drivers on the bus
@@BalticTraveller thanks for the answer!!
I wish there was better train connection from Prague to other countries, I absolutely hate buses.
I am planning this trip but I am not sure about it. Is it worth going to Amsterdam for 2-3 days?
Amsterdam is definitely worth a visit, even if only for a few days. :)
If you haven't been yet, yes! It's very busy on weekends, more laid back during the week.
thank you
Wow. It looks super nice. I get one problem only. How about the WIFI network quality onboard since I am considering working from the bus. XD
Sadly, I didn't check the quality of WiFi onboard so couldn't confirm if it's good or not, apologies
I went on this bus last week. Can confirm that the WiFi quality is good! And it's free.
I’ve buy the bus ticket for April 2024, is there any possibility they cancel the bus? Since i will stop at frankfurt airport to catch afternoon flight
Hi, nice tripreport. Can I have a question, how did you done map animation of your route?
Thank you! This is a very simple animation made in Keynote. You can find some tutorials on RUclips 🙂
@@BalticTraveller Thank you very much :)
You're welcome!
Do they or any operator have berth in busses?
Hey man, I have a doubt about RegioJet bag and services. Last vacation I had Flixbus and hated a lot the experience in Germany, they were rude dind't care about a nice experience and a friend told me that they lost her bag, like, someone stolled. How's the bag in RegioJet? They give u something to keep protect the bag or is the same?
Hello, on this trip, they did put the label on the bag and gave the sticker with the number, but I can't say if they always do that.
You certainly have some fancy, well equipped buses there. In the US you have "Greyhound" bus line, however, never used it and doubt I ever will. In my opinion it is mostly for travelers who do not own a car or have the means for more expensive transportation (in other words .......). Besides, the bus terminals are at some out-of-the-way locations in town (and not necessarily a safe neighborhood). Not a winning combination.
I will try "Greyhound" next time I visit the US 😃 I tried Megabus in the US once and had a bad experience :D
@@BalticTraveller Well, be ready for more bad experiences. Rather you than me as the saying goes and who knows, I could be wrong. Looking forward to all your videos.
Europe is safe and neighorhoods are usually very friendly. That us the difference. I think it cac happen, but exceptionally rarelly to get some station where you do not feel safe, same with train station. Well equiped and very comfort traveling in most parts of Europe
@@vintason I grew up in Germany and your comment of "most parts" I would attribute to todays Germany, not 60 years ago.
Are there stil hostesses/stewardess in thebus ?
Hello. There was no stewardess in the bus
The vending machine is uneccessary and the space would provide more income from an exatra seat, People can pre buy before boarding what they need IMHO
I begged my mom to do this she said yes but I live in Kaiserslautern….
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