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Greyhound Announces “Go Greyhound To Gotham City” Contest

Winner will receive a trip for two to New York to live like Bruce Wayne! Dallas (June 25, 2012) — Greyhound today announced it is giving one lucky person and their guest the chance to “Go Greyhound to Gotham City.” The contest is in partnership with Warner Bros. Pictures’ and Legendary Pictures’ The Dark Knight Rises — the epic conclusion to filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, hitting theaters July 20. From June 22 to Aug. 3, Dark Knight enthusiasts can enter to win a trip for two to New York and live like Bruce Wayne, the billionaire industrialist and philanthropist whose secret identity is Batman.

“Elevating the typical travel experience is what Greyhound proudly offers every day, so we’re pleased to offer Batman fans a chance to live like a billionaire in partnership with Warner Bros. Studios,” said Dave Leach, president and CEO, Greyhound Lines, Inc. “Although...

Alec Baldwin may have found a new mode of transport. The actor, who was kicked off an American Airlines flight Tuesday then criticized in a harsh statement from the airline, has been invited by Greyhound to reassess the pleasures of bus travel.

In an open letter, Greyhound CEO Dave Leach is urging the "30 Rock" actor, who compared American Airlines to the bus giant as a criticism, to give his company a shot.

"Now I'm the first to admit that Greyhound has had some challenges in the past, so I understand that you probably were basing your comments on that alone," writes Leach. "But we've made so many changes in recent years to significantly improve the travel experience. My guess is you've never traveled with us, but I ask you to give us a try for a number of reasons and see for yourself that we're really a great way to travel.

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