Plaza Zone 6

Misty Leigha Coleman

Wewas headin to Spokane an the weather turned ice storm quickly so we in turn had to stay overnight :—- they was awesome accommodating so many of us!!!! Thank you

REZIVOR since93

The weekday schedules are okay. But what's horrible is the Sunday/holiday bus schedules. They are horrific! Bus times are cut in half. AND, they start later in the morning. PLUS..stop running pretty early. So those of us that work regardless of a holiday or on a Sunday. Well, we get f@_ked over. I don't wanna work holidays or Sundays either. But I do. And my job doesn't even give us time and a half for holidays. But I still work them. It would be nice if the buses ran to where I am not having to walk (and be a bit late) going from one work site to the other. Cause I work two sites 2-3 times a week.

David Tompkins

They might as well install showers in the bathrooms. But that's after they repair the urinals, which they do constantly. The homeless use them for washing clothes ect..The usual clientele camped out there most of the day, aren't Bus patrons there is nowhere most of the time to wait for your bus rain or shine. Old people like myself must wait until the "Homeless" go to the HOC for lunch catch your bus then. Also lots of dropouts and runaways too! I'm not hard hearted, but, it's a BUS Plaza. People that pay for buses, keep the plaza open also they should install Auto Air Fresheners that burst out once an hour or so to quell the smell of body odor, and cigarettes, coming from their smoke shack🤔😐😙

Erica Janosek

Well, as far as bus plazas go, I've been to/through more than a few. STA here, in Spokane, is clean... people are friendly (sometimes too much so), staff's great... especially at Pizza Rita, on the second level.