Find Greyhound Bus Stations in Wisconsin

Wisconsin offers the ideal launching point for exploring the Great Lakes region and for connecting to other parts of the country. Whether leaving from Milwaukee, Manitowoc, or another town in between, you’ll find many points of departure for your next trip. Book tickets for your Greyhound bus trip from Wisconsin and enjoy the journey with reclining leather seats and plenty of overhead storage. 

Full-service Greyhound bus stops in Wisconsin

Milwaukee – To arrive at the Milwaukee Bus Station, you can take the M-Line of the Light Rail to the Intermodal Station or jump off at the Saint Paul and N. 5^th Street municipal bus station.

Green Bay – You can the take the Green Bay Metro transit bus number 1490 to the Green Bay Station. The station has a will call but does not have package services.

Madison – Arrive at the Badger Terminal Bus Station by riding any Madison Metro Bus to the University and Lake stop. Be sure to call ahead to double check the hours of operation, as they may vary throughout the year.

Appleton – Hop off at the Franklin & Appleton stop with local lines 3, 15, or 30 to arrive one block west of the Appleton Bus Station. Will call is available.

Greyhound offers several other bus stations in Wisconsin, including in Sheboygan, Racine, Dodgeville, Mount Horeb, Beaver Dam, Westfield, Stevens Point, and Eau Claire.

Anytime you book Greyhound bus travel from Wisconsin, you can rest assured that you’ll get to your next destination in total comfort. There are no middle seats, and there is always lots of legroom. Time will fly thanks to free Wi-Fi, perfect for sending out quick emails, watching movies, or listening to some tunes during your trip.