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Black Hills Stage Lines
About Black Hills Stage Lines – First Class All The Way
Travel in style and comfort from various locations in the United States to Cheyenne. This reliable and professional carrier also provides contracted ground transportation for Greyhound and Trailways.
Our first class charter service offers coaches that can transport between 38 -55 guests, offering DVD players, microphone, climate-controlled cabins, USB/AC plugs at each seat, and onboard restrooms.
Where They Go
Omaha, NE, Lincoln, NE, Denver, CO, Buffalo, WY and more connections throughout the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Experience Black Hills Stage Lines – What To Expect
Enjoy your trip in style and comfort on updated and safe coaches. Our new buses are all air-conditioned and have comfortable seats with ample legroom. They have reading lamps, wifi, power outlets, and restrooms.
Contact
No, but you’re welcome to bring snacks and Non-alcoholic beverages on Black Hill Stage Lines.
Service animals are welcome to travel with the passenger with a disability, as long as the animal does not occupy a seat or obstruct the aisle. Service animals must always be in the control of their owners or handlers, such as on a leash or in a carrier. Express Arrow reserves the right to refuse travel to any animal which poses a direct threat to other customers or Express Arrow drivers or employees.
The buses are equipped with Wi-Fi but they advise that you download large files and movies ahead of time. The Wi-Fi service is free of charge so enjoy!
The boarding passes are the only document for acceptable for admittance on Black Hill Stage Lines. You must present your boarding pass to the driver, along with your government-issued photo ID. No passenger will be allowed onto the bus without a boarding pass and a government-issued photo ID.
Baggage Information
Passengers are responsible for transferring their own bags. Baggage assistance is available upon request. Special handling ID tags are available for customers that need help with their luggage, such as elderly passengers, customers with disabilities or adults traveling with small children.
Be sure that all checked bags have a bag tag attached to them. You must get the bag tag at the ticket counter/driver prior to boarding. Please make sure your bags are properly tagged inside and out. Complete the bag tag completely and legibly. Be sure to include current contact information inside of the checked bag should the tag become lost during transit, this will allow us to identify the owner the bag.
Take your baggage to the bus and give it to the baggage handler/driver who will load the baggage underneath the bus. You are in charge of picking up your bags at bus side at each transfer location and taking them to your connecting bus.
Baggage Restrictions
One (1) piece of baggage is checked free of charge for adults and children. One (1) additional piece of baggage may be checked for an additional charge for adults only. Bags 2 & 3 will be charged a fee of $20 per bag. Baggage carried beyond three(3) pieces (starting with the fourth bag) will be charged based on Greyhound Package Express rates. Items contained in plastic bags will not be accepted. Items must be in proper baggage/box containers.
One (1) small bag up to 25 pounds can be taken on board for each adult or child. Carry-on bags must fit in the overhead compartment or under your seat. Plastic bags will not be accepted. Items must be in proper baggage/box containers.
The maximum allowable weight for checked baggage is 50 pounds per individual piece of baggage. Any checked bag over the 50 pound limit will be assessed an additional fee (depending on the distance traveled).
Baggage must not exceed 62 inches when adding the total exterior dimensions of the piece (length + width + height). An over-size charge (depending on the distance traveled) will be applied to any baggage above the 62-inch limit.
Packaging exceptions will only be made for the following items: bicycles, skis and ski poles must be packed in wood, canvas or other substantial container, and securely fastened; towing equipment must be enclosed in rigid containers or wrapped in a strong material such as canvas and securely strapped or tied. Towing equipment is limited to 100 pounds actual weight. These items are not exempt from oversize charges.
If bags exceed maximum size and/or weight, customers must ship the item via Greyhound Package Express.
Acceptable Types Of Baggage
In general, acceptable baggage includes suitcases, duffel bags, toolboxes, trunks and securely tied cardboard boxes. A plastic and/or a paper bag is not acceptable as checked baggage. Shipping containers are available for a nominal fee at many terminals.
Prohibited Items For Checked Baggage
Acids, ammunition, animals, combustible liquids, compressed gases, corpses, cremated remains, explosives, firearms of all types, fireworks, flammable liquids, furniture, hazardous materials (poisons, radioactive materials, etc.), materials with a disagreeable odor, matches, merchandise for resale, protruding articles, or any unsecured articles including those in plastic or paper bags are prohibited. Electronic equipment (television, stereos, etc.), film (flammable), and perishable items (food) may be sent using Greyhound Package Express with appropriate packing. Items such as money and prescription medication may not be checked as baggage and are to be carried in the customer’s possession.
Laptop computers are considered “electronic items” and are prohibited as checked baggage, however they may be brought aboard as a carry-on item and passenger assumes all responsibility for carry-on items.
If you have any questions about what specific items are allowed on board (as carry-on or checked), please check our Prohibited Items List. Some items we allow on the list may be considered illegal on board public transportation in certain states. Greyhound will follow local law in these cases.
Liability On Lost Luggage
Express Arrow expressly disclaims liability for any lost or damaged baggage. Passenger(s) are responsible for their baggage at all times including transferring bags between buses and collecting their bags at their final destination.
Carriers will not deliver lost or delayed baggage. It is the responsibility of the passenger to make arrangements for any such lost or delayed baggage to be shipped to destinations outside the Continental United States. The Continental United States does not include Alaska or Hawaii.
To file a claim for loss or damage baggage, customers must file at the terminal.
Passengers are responsible for transferring their own bags. Baggage assistance is available upon request. Special handling ID tags are available for customers that need help with their luggage, such as elderly passengers, customers with disabilities or adults traveling with small children.
Be sure that all checked bags have a bag tag attached to them. You must get the bag tag at the ticket counter/driver prior to boarding. Please make sure your bags are properly tagged inside and out. Complete the bag tag completely and legibly. Be sure to include current contact information inside of the checked bag should the tag become lost during transit, this will allow us to identify the owner the bag.
Take your baggage to the bus and give it to the baggage handler/driver who will load the baggage underneath the bus. You are in charge of picking up your bags at bus side at each transfer location and taking them to your connecting bus.
Baggage Restrictions
One (1) piece of baggage is checked free of charge for adults and children. One (1) additional piece of baggage may be checked for an additional charge for adults only. Bags 2 & 3 will be charged a fee of $20 per bag. Baggage carried beyond three(3) pieces (starting with the fourth bag) will be charged based on Greyhound Package Express rates. Items contained in plastic bags will not be accepted. Items must be in proper baggage/box containers.
One (1) small bag up to 25 pounds can be taken on board for each adult or child. Carry-on bags must fit in the overhead compartment or under your seat. Plastic bags will not be accepted. Items must be in proper baggage/box containers.
The maximum allowable weight for checked baggage is 50 pounds per individual piece of baggage. Any checked bag over the 50 pound limit will be assessed an additional fee (depending on the distance traveled).
Baggage must not exceed 62 inches when adding the total exterior dimensions of the piece (length + width + height). An over-size charge (depending on the distance traveled) will be applied to any baggage above the 62-inch limit.
Packaging exceptions will only be made for the following items: bicycles, skis and ski poles must be packed in wood, canvas or other substantial container, and securely fastened; towing equipment must be enclosed in rigid containers or wrapped in a strong material such as canvas and securely strapped or tied. Towing equipment is limited to 100 pounds actual weight. These items are not exempt from oversize charges.
If bags exceed maximum size and/or weight, customers must ship the item via Greyhound Package Express.
Acceptable Types Of Baggage
In general, acceptable baggage includes suitcases, duffel bags, toolboxes, trunks and securely tied cardboard boxes. A plastic and/or a paper bag is not acceptable as checked baggage. Shipping containers are available for a nominal fee at many terminals.
Prohibited Items For Checked Baggage
Acids, ammunition, animals, combustible liquids, compressed gases, corpses, cremated remains, explosives, firearms of all types, fireworks, flammable liquids, furniture, hazardous materials (poisons, radioactive materials, etc.), materials with a disagreeable odor, matches, merchandise for resale, protruding articles, or any unsecured articles including those in plastic or paper bags are prohibited. Electronic equipment (television, stereos, etc.), film (flammable), and perishable items (food) may be sent using Greyhound Package Express with appropriate packing. Items such as money and prescription medication may not be checked as baggage and are to be carried in the customer’s possession.
Laptop computers are considered “electronic items” and are prohibited as checked baggage, however they may be brought aboard as a carry-on item and passenger assumes all responsibility for carry-on items.
If you have any questions about what specific items are allowed on board (as carry-on or checked), please check our Prohibited Items List. Some items we allow on the list may be considered illegal on board public transportation in certain states. Greyhound will follow local law in these cases.
Liability On Lost Luggage
Express Arrow expressly disclaims liability for any lost or damaged baggage. Passenger(s) are responsible for their baggage at all times including transferring bags between buses and collecting their bags at their final destination.
Carriers will not deliver lost or delayed baggage. It is the responsibility of the passenger to make arrangements for any such lost or delayed baggage to be shipped to destinations outside the Continental United States. The Continental United States does not include Alaska or Hawaii.
To file a claim for loss or damage baggage, customers must file at the terminal.
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