What our review analysis found
Major transit point with multiple transport companies serving nationwide routes.
- busy area
- major transit point
- security conscious
- crowded
- no restrooms
- transport companies
Confidence 60% · analysed from real Google reviews via LLM
About
Water Lines Bus Stop is a bus station located at 323 Port Harcourt - Aba Expy, Umueme, Port Harcourt 500101, Rivers, Nigeria. It holds a Google rating of 3.8 stars from 60 reviews.
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Recent reviews
- Captain T.2 years ago4.0 out of 5 stars
It's a landmark and bus stop. It's really not organised place. You want to be security conscious when going through this…
- Tajudeen M.4 years ago4.0 out of 5 stars
It used to be a rough place. There are strict measures in place now to get the place organised. A park for all…
- uchechukwu U.5 years ago3.0 out of 5 stars
Some good transport companies have offices here, so it's very crowded most times but you have to be weary of some…
- KIKI J.5 years ago5.0 out of 5 stars
Waterlines ... It's a major transit point in Portharcourt. Many transport companies like Agofure, Ameosa, Genaro, Muyi…
- Uchechukwu E.6 years ago4.0 out of 5 stars
A popular bus stop in Port Harcourt the capital city of Rivers State.
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Water Lines Bus Stop: quick answers
- Where is Water Lines Bus Stop located?
- Water Lines Bus Stop is located at 323 Port Harcourt - Aba Expy, Umueme, Port Harcourt 500101, Rivers, Nigeria.
- Does Water Lines Bus Stop have reviews?
- Yes — Water Lines Bus Stop is rated 3.8★ from 60 Google reviews on Ranked.
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