I'm low-key excited about this renovation project 
. I mean, who wouldn't want a modern and clean transportation center in the heart of Philly? The idea of routing buses away from Chinatown is also a win-win for the neighborhood 
. But let's not forget that we're talking about $13 million annual lease costs - that's a lot of dough 
. I'm curious to see how the city will balance those costs with the need for affordability and accessibility for passengers. And what about the temporary events and festivals? Will they be able to handle the crowds without disrupting the new transportation hub? 
Only time will tell!
. I mean, who wouldn't want a modern and clean transportation center in the heart of Philly? The idea of routing buses away from Chinatown is also a win-win for the neighborhood . But let's not forget that we're talking about $13 million annual lease costs - that's a lot of dough . I'm curious to see how the city will balance those costs with the need for affordability and accessibility for passengers. And what about the temporary events and festivals? Will they be able to handle the crowds without disrupting the new transportation hub? Only time will tell!
I'm so hyped about this renovation!!! It's about time our transportation center got an upgrade! 
The city is thinking of people-centered urban design which is everything 
. Plus, it's amazing that the new facility will have amenities for passengers like shelter and dignity 
. I'm all about that revival vibe for East Market Street corridor 
. Can't wait to see the changes in 2026! 
Just saw that Philly's old Greyhound terminal is getting a major renovation 
! They're gonna turn it into this modern transportation hub with comfy spaces for passengers and buses 
It's about time, the current spot in Northern Liberties is super cramped 
. I'm hoping they'll make sure the new one has some decent food options too, no more sad vending machines 
. And btw, routing buses away from Chinatown will help reduce congestion, that's a win-win! 
! It's been a mess out there for years, and I've lost count of how many times I've seen people stuck in traffic or waiting around for ages at the Northern Liberties location 
. The city's trying to make it a hub for intercity buses again, which could be a huge win for the city, especially with all the new developments happening along Market Street 
. Let's hope they get this thing done by spring 2026 and we can finally say goodbye to that outdated terminal 
.
but atleast now the city's gonna make it work for us instead of just the wealthy ppl who wanna move into market street area
. The city's plan is to give it a new life, making it better for everyone involved. But let's be real, it's not just about the facility – it's about how we treat each other 
. If you're a bus driver or passenger, you deserve some respect and dignity. And if you live nearby, like in Chinatown 
, you want to feel safe and not stuck in traffic 
. The city's got a plan, but it's up to us to make sure everyone's on the same page 
. And who knows, maybe this new terminal will be more than just a place for buses – it'll become a hub for community 
.