OK, we’ve just boarded the Greyhound Lucky Streak, and hardly anyone looks like a heroin addict. OK, maybe one or two, but over all, it’s still a lower percentage of drug users onboard than upstairs in the Port Authority.

Greyhound has been pressing to change the perception of its clientele — and really, it gets an undeservedly bad rep — all it’s been doing is getting people from point A to point B for decades. This bus, which has been gussied up for all of us bloggers on this particular junket, is pretty hip.

Big leather seats, a 110 V outlet for every passenger, a bathroom in the back and a married driver named Bachelor.

This particular route — the Lucky Streak (a $34.50 round trip from NYC to AC) — has been good for Greyhound. In 2009:

810,000 passengers rode from New York to Atlantic City.

Labor Day weekend, 12,000+ passengers hopped aboard.

And casinos should like Greyhound, as the bus company put 1.6 million people in the area, according to Greyhounds handy dandy press release handed out.

All photos taken by HipsterTravelGuide.com.

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