Fun and interesting... especially if you’re interested in buses or public transportation! The people who work here are friendly and were willing to answer all of my questions.All of the buses are beautiful and so fun to look at! It’s amazing how far the bus designs have come over the years! My favorite part of the museum, though, was all of the old Greyhound ads hanging on the walls... it’s something many may overlook, so be sure to check them out!

I have to give this place 5 Stars! The cost is $5.00 per person or $15.00 per family! Its SO worth it if you love Greyhound Buses, old vehicles, their history & chrome!If you were a kid again these buses would be your school jungle gym in this museum! Everything is at your fingertips when you climbed aboard these huge retired gas motored camels of the Northern Midwest that eventually became a Nationwide Icon!!Go Greyhound! As a teen I remember my siblings & I traveling out of the Minneapolis or St Paul, MN hub many times to visit our Grandparents that lived in other states (North Dakota & Missouri). It was much cheaper then flying and I must admit, the bus stops along the way were quite interesting as well as the people we met!Take the time to stop in, I admit the museum and its grounds are showing some wear & tear so please DONATE! Remember, you have free range to explore the buses outside and then come on in to see the restored buses through the decades inside, all the uniforms the drivers wore over the years, the photos & statues of the actual dog, the greyhound Princess that started the brand logo and the story as to how the Greyhound Bus Company started along with so much other info!I honestly wasnt sure how Id feel about the place since the museum never truly made my list of places to see and doesnt have a multitude of reviews going for it even though they are mostly positive.Obviously my opinion has completely changed. If you ever rode the Greyhound Bus, once, twice, many times or was born and raised here in Minnesota take the time, spend the $5.00 (or the Family price) to check out this wonderful little museum in Hibbing, MN!

Definitely the premier tourist attraction in the iron range. A large collection of rare and historic buses with lots of great displays about Greyhound and Greyhound history. A must see for any transport enthusiast.

Unfortunately this museum is closed due to COVID but you can still see the cool buses outside

Very cool to see all the old buses that were used back in time. There is a lot of history there and its too bad that its in such a remote location and more people cant see it. A lot of people dont know about Greyhound any more though. I would definitely recommend going there and helping them out by donating to help out.

Arrived there a little late but none the less.. Very informative

It is a neat place to visit. The staff at counter was very nice and helpful.

I learned here that the wheels on the bus go round and round. round and round. round and round. the wheels on the bus go round and round--all day long!Never heard that before until I took the 12 hour tour. Anyway, its good to know. I feel I only heard that song 3000 times.Well, yeah Im definitely now coming back. Just after I join the bus themed cult here in the gift shop and then later apparently assassinate the rival bus companys president. Or at least that is what I have just been told. I guess my $600 deposit from check card to this church of busology is stiff; but I heard the perks are worth it. Its all for the bus as my cult leaders says.Man, but I gotta wonder if that bus song had subliminal messages in it? I gotta be careful with getting to involved with groups. For example, that heavens gate I joined back in the 90s really pressured me into buying Nikes, when they knew I ran in Hoka One.Oh well, Im gonna say yes and still do this cult initiation. Even though the cult leader/tour guide seemed a bit overly enthusiastic and interested in my girlfriend; here it goes--2999 bus related google map reviews now to go!

From the outside this looks great! Some day we will actually be in the area when the inside is open to so we can do the entire tour. Enjoyed watching a cross the parking lot while we were there!

Was close Covid-19

Interesting walk through the history of Greyhound Bus Lines. The lady at the front desk was a delight to talk to.

Voting was done very well!!

Everyone should check this place out and learn a thing or two. Also, ask yourself why the Hibbing HS mascot name is the BlueJackets and Duluth Central the Greyhounds? Should be the other way around, IMO.

Excellent museum!

Very interesting. Only $5 admission was well worth it!

This is an interesting place if you are part of the greatest generation when buses were a more common form of transportation.

Really a neat place. Very interesting and super inexpensive.

Very interesting to learn about the origin of Greyhound, and see some of the original buses.

Amazing place to visit. The busses are amazing, the history behind this is amazing.

Great museum! Our entire group- aged 8 to 80 - enjoyed it. Kids loved touring inside the old buses. Adults enjoyed the historical information about when buses started. Definitely a worthwhile stop on the trip.The staff was also so hospitable and kind. We arrived 15 minutes before closing, and they stayed open later to allow us to tour.

Great story!

Great place loved I would definitely recommend this place for families

If you are interested in greyhound buses and their history, this is the place to be. They have lots of old buses and a bug museum. Call ahead to make sure they are open, Dont go off of the times on Google.

Great place to visit and learn the history of Greyhound. Found most of the places we stopped to eat great and friendly.

I Drove the Greydog out of Clev, Ohio for 10 yrs. There were experiences that touched every one of my emotions. I was enroute to NYC on 9/11. The day will live within me forever. Ive been there hundreds of times but when it opened back up it never looked the same. The dust rose for weeks in the air. Never forget! With the grace of God and a steady hand I never hurt a soul during any schedule I pulled. . One night in a snow storm a young Amish woman miscarried in the restroom in back. Id like to think my training from both the Marines and Greyhound contributed and she survived despite the massive hemmoraging. The hungry kids, women running from abusive situations, greyhound romances...saw it all. Thousands of miles down the line haul. 55 beating hearts behind me and I drove like they were all my family. Go Greyhound and leave the driving to us.

Love learning about history.

If you are at all interested in buses or transportation history you have to stop here. Some uniquic buses

Nicely done museum. Brought back old memories. Especially liked going through the old busses.

I enjoy volunteering

I liked looking at the old buses.

Learn send experience the history of where Greyhound started.

Very educational for all ages

It was closed when I was there, but just walking around the outside was worth stopping

Very interesting.

Definitely worth a stop if you like a little local history.

Loved going on the buses lots to see .

Small museum but fun to see.

Priced Right for what you get to see.

Nice place to see the start of the Greyhound bus system

Very interesting, takes you back in time

If you like history visit

Dylan made me go to Hibbing and that gave me the opportunity to stay in the Michelle-Tappan House and visit the Greyhound Bus Museum...both 5 stars!!!

Lame...

Informative

Fun

This was pretty cool!

Very interesting and well tended

I enjoy it