Denver charter bus rental: coaches, minibuses, and shuttles priced from real 2026 trips
Metropolitan Shuttle offers charter buses, minibuses, sprinter vans, school buses, and party buses for groups in Denver and along the Front Range: companies moving a hotel block from downtown to a site in Westminster or an off-site on the plains; schools, universities, and camps on field trips, competition days, and retreats; hospitals and health systems with staff to move; convention delegations between the Colorado Convention Center hotels and an evening venue; wedding parties headed for Red Rocks, Black Hawk, or a ranch in Pine; church groups, nonprofits, and fan groups to Empower Field, Coors Field, and Ball Arena. We have done this in Denver since 2001, from our office on West Belleview Avenue, through a network of local operators whose safety records and insurance we verify in federal databases before the first booking. We are a transportation management company, not a fleet owner, which is why the right-sized vehicle is available on the date and why every quote is itemized before you sign.
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Metropolitan Shuttle: October, 2026
What does it cost? A full-size coach for a cross country team from Five Points to a meet in Brighton ran $1,050 this September. A 25-passenger minibus for a seven-hour corporate outing to The Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg ran $1,100. A sprinter van for nine from a Golden hotel to DIA departures ran $450. A school bus for sixty-five campers to CSU Spur ran $875, and a seven-hour, five-pickup community day to the Children’s Museum ran $950. Those are recent invoices, all-inclusive of the driver, fuel, and insurance, and the full table is below.
Key Takeaways
Recent Denver Trip Pricing
Recent Denver invoices: 56-passenger coach $1,050 to $1,985; 40-passenger coach $1,294 to $1,300; 30-passenger minibus $1,000 to $1,225; 25-passenger minibus $1,100 to $1,595; 20-passenger minibus $950 to $1,000; sprinter van $450 to $1,125; school bus $875 to $950; party bus $1,250 to $1,300. Every figure is a 2026 trip, all-inclusive.
Published Denver 2026 Rates
Published 2026 Denver rates run $165 to $285 per hour for a coach, $150 to $200 for a minibus, $125 to $160 for a sprinter or van, and $120 to $145 for a school bus, on a five-hour minimum (six on some school bus operators); party buses $175 to $400 on a four-hour weekend minimum. A full day on a coach runs $1,800 to $2,850. Most Denver trips are five to ten hours and land between $875 and $2,000.
Hours & Standby Drive Costs
Hours and standby drive the price more than miles. A one-way transfer bills the minimum; a wedding with the bus at Red Rocks bills the hours; a two-wave corporate day bills the waves.
Book Peak Denver Dates Early
Denver prices by the calendar. Red Rocks show nights, Coors Field series, May graduations, convention weeks, and ski weekends on I-70 compress the Front Range coach supply; fixed-date trips in those windows book three to six months out. The Denver charter bus cost guide explains why.
Choose the Right Denver Charter Bus for Your Group
Mini-bus
20-35 PASSENGERS
For mid-size groups without the need for the extra capacity of a full-size motor coach.
Coach Bus
40-56 PASSENGERS
For large groups seeking a comfortable ride with reclining seats and quality amenities.
Luxury & Party Bus
18-56 PASSENGERS
For exclusive events that call for style, plush interiors, comfort, and premium amenities.
How much does a charter bus rental cost in Denver?
Published 2026 Denver rates, all-inclusive of driver, fuel, and insurance, per our Denver charter bus cost guide:
| Vehicle | Seats | Published hourly rate | Recent Denver invoices |
|---|---|---|---|
| 56-passenger charter coach | 52 to 56 | $165 to $285 | $1,050 (one-way cross country team transfer to Riverdale Regional Park, Brighton) and $1,985 (ten-hour two-wave corporate day to Westminster) |
| 40-passenger coach | 36 to 40 | $165 to $285 | $1,294 (May school morning to the Downtown Aquarium) and $1,300 (Saturday wedding, McGregor Square to Red Rocks) |
| 35-passenger minibus | 35 | $150 to $200 | Quoted on request; prices between the 30-passenger minibus and the 40-passenger coach |
| 30-passenger minibus | 30 | $150 to $200 | $1,000 (one-way Allenspark to Regis University) and $1,225 (one-way downtown to the Grand Hyatt Vail) |
| 25-passenger minibus | 25 | $150 to $200 | $1,100 (seven-hour outing to The Wild Animal Sanctuary, Keenesburg) and $1,595 (ten-hour corporate day to Westminster) |
| 20-passenger minibus | 20 | $150 to $200 | $950 (University of Denver to the Museum of Nature & Science) and $1,000 (one-way DIA to Colorado Springs) |
| Sprinter or 14-passenger van | 12 to 14 | $125 to $160 | $450 (one-way Golden to DIA departures, transfer rate) and $1,125 (nine-hour corporate day to Westminster) |
| School bus | 44 adults | $120 to $145 | $875 (summer camp morning to CSU Spur, 65 aboard, six-hour minimum) and $950 (seven-hour, five-pickup community day to the Children’s Museum) |
| Party bus | 20 to 40 | $175 to $400, four-hour weekend minimum | $1,250 (Saturday wedding to Black Hawk) and $1,300 (Saturday wedding to Pine, two legs with a LoDo drop) |
Full days of ten hours or more on a coach are quoted as a day rate, $1,800 to $2,850; shorter trips bill by the hour against the five-hour minimum, which is why a typical Denver charter lands between $875 and $2,000. One-way mountain drops are priced on the committed day including the empty return, and short one-way transfers can sometimes be offered at a transfer rate when a vehicle is positioned for it. Season matters more here than in most markets: Red Rocks show nights, the Coors Field calendar, May graduations at CU, DU, and CSU, convention weeks, and ski weekends on I-70 are the tight windows. The cost guide walks through deadhead, driver hours in the mountains, and the extras to get in writing.
Minibus and shuttle bus rental in Denver
Half of the recent invoices above are minibuses and vans, and that is Denver. A 20-, 25-, 30-, or 35-passenger minibus fits a 17th Street office curb, a campus hall at DU, a hotel entrance on Wyandot Street, and a gravel lot on the plains, and it prices well under a coach. Forward-facing seats with armrests, climate control built for a Front Range summer and a January morning, PA and usually a video screen, rear space for day bags and gear. No underfloor bays and, on most units, no restroom, which is why the class earns its keep inside about 100 miles: Boulder, Golden, Castle Rock, Keenesburg, and, with carry-ons, a one-way drop at Vail.
- 20-passenger minibus: campus outings and flight-tracked airport transfers; $950 to $1,000 on recent trips.
- 25-passenger minibus: corporate off-sites and working days; $1,100 to $1,595.
- 30-passenger minibus: one-way mountain drops and retreat returns; $1,000 to $1,225.
- 35-passenger minibus: the largest vehicle that still moves like a minibus; quoted on request.
- Sprinter and passenger vans: twelve to fourteen seats for small teams and airport runs; $450 one-way to DIA, $1,125 on a nine-hour corporate day.
The whole family lives nationally on our minibus rental page. For a shuttle loop on one day, a wedding guest shuttle between a hotel and a venue, or a conference shuttle between the Convention Center hotels and an evening event, any of these vehicles runs it as a charter; for a daily commuter program, see the shuttle section below.
Coach bus rental in Denver
The full-size motorcoach seats 52 to 56, with reclining seats, a restroom, power, video, and underfloor bays that hold a checked bag and a carry-on per passenger, which is what makes DIA runs, Vail and Breckenridge weekends, and a full busload to Empower Field one-vehicle jobs. The Denver 56-passenger coach ran $1,050 and $1,985 on recent trips; the 40-passenger coach, the same ride with sixteen fewer seats, ran $1,294 and $1,300. Mountain itineraries have a clock on them: federal driver-hour limits can turn an early-out, late-back ski day into an overnight for the driver or a second driver, and your coordinator prices that before you book. For a luxury charter bus or an executive coach, with leather seating, tables, and premium interiors for a board or a VIP group, see our luxury bus and executive minibus pages; Denver executive coaches run $200 to $350 per hour. The coast-to-coast coach fleet is on our charter bus rental page.
We have an Denver charter bus for every occasion
Enjoy our premium Denver bus rental features
Free wifi and
HD TV
Stay connected with free WiFi or stream your favorite shows and movies on HD TV on your Denver charter bus rental.
Reclining seats with power outlets
Stretch out and get comfortable in recliner seats while you keep all your devices charged as you roll up I-70 in your own private Denver bus rental.
Onboard restrooms
There’s a lot to see in Denver. Don’t waste your time stopping to use the restroom. Fully functional and clean restrooms are readily available onboard.
Luggage storage
Packing heavy for Denver is never a problem. Spacious luggage storage keeps your bags out of the way while you enjoy your charter bus rental in Denver.
A Denver charter bus company since 2001
Metropolitan Shuttle has arranged group transportation in Denver for twenty-five years from our office at 9878 West Belleview Avenue. The vehicle that shows up is one we sourced and vetted for your date from a Front Range operator whose safety record and insurance we checked in federal databases, and a dedicated coordinator handles your quote, itinerary, and day-of changes, reachable at 720-605-2688 around the clock. Denver clients include United Airlines, Xcel Energy, Newmont, the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, the Colorado School of Mines, CU Boulder, the University of Denver, Regis University, the Denver Language School, KIPP Sunshine Peak Academy, the Colorado African Innovation and Cultural Center, and the International Rescue Committee. Thousands of Denver trips later, the job is the same: the right bus, on time, at a price you understood before you signed.
Reliable Denver Charter Buses You Can Trust
Our reputation for safe, reliable, and professional Denver charter bus rentals is built on more than two decades of proven performance and evidenced by the many repeat, satisfied clients, including such well-known Denver entities as United Airlines and Xcel Energy. Whether you need a Denver charter bus rental for a conference at the Colorado Convention Center, a trip to a Broncos game, or an employee shuttle service for your organization, Metropolitan Shuttle Denver Charter Bus is your reliable partner.
Safety That Exceeds the Standard: Every Denver charter bus that we put on the road meets or exceeds FMCSA safety standards. Our operators carry at least $5 million in liability coverage, and Metropolitan Shuttle adds another $5 million in umbrella protection. Safety isn’t a box we check; it’s the foundation of everything we do. Our network drivers are screened, trained, and held to the highest professional standards. Vehicles are inspected and maintained for performance and comfort. And our safety oversight ensures compliance across every trip, from local transfers to multi-day itineraries. Call 720 605 2688 today or request a quote online! Experience why we’re the trusted choice for Denver bus charter and shuttle rentals.
Denver Charter Bus Rentals – Professional, and Reliable
Denver’s vibe is unique. From moving Anschutz Center employees from CU Anschutz Center for Bioethics and Humanities to Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center, to moving Newmont Mining employees from Newmont’s Corporate office in Greenwood Village to their Cripple Creek & Victor Mine site, timing and execution matter here more than anywhere else. Metropolitan Shuttle takes the stress out of group travel by simplifying transportation. We bring discipline to Denver charter bus rentals: reliable service, transparent pricing, and a team that handles every logistical detail so you don’t have to. With a personalized bus rental from Metropolitan Shuttle Denver Charter Bus, your group stays together, arrives on time, and travels in comfort, which means the experience is easier and more enjoyable for everyone.
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Shuttle services in Denver
A charter is one trip. A shuttle is a program: the same route, every working day, for a hospital, a campus, a construction site, a mine, or an employer whose people cannot park. Shuttles are priced per program as day rates, not per trip, and they run on different economics from the charters on this page. If you need a daily commuter, campus, parking, or construction-site shuttle, or a last-mile connection from an RTD station to an office park, start with our Denver corporate shuttle service page, which covers employee shuttle services in Denver: routes, vehicles, and how programs are priced per day. For a one-day event shuttle, that is charter work and any vehicle above can run it.
Weddings and events in Denver
Three of the recent invoices above are Saturday weddings: a 40-passenger coach from McGregor Square to Red Rocks for $1,300, a party bus from Capitol Hill to the Monarch in Black Hawk for $1,250, and a party bus from Arvada to a ranch in Pine, run as two legs with a late drop in LoDo, for $1,300. A school bus between a hotel block and a foothills barn prices below all three and carries forty-four. For concerts at Red Rocks and Ball Arena, festivals, and corporate holiday parties, the same vehicles run the same shape: a committed block, the bus on site or on a scheduled return, priced on the hours. Start with the party bus page for the ride-is-the-event version and the school bus page for the most seats per dollar.
On your side every step of the way
Metropolitan Shuttle is your go-to service for all Denver charter bus rental needs. We make group travel simple, stress-free, and affordable. Whether it’s a Colorado School of Mines visiting group shuttling between Denver Marriott West and the campus location at Green Center, 924 16th Street in Golden, or a CU Boulder group traveling to Kansas State University, our team ensures a smooth booking process and reliable service from start to finish. We take care of the logistics so you can focus on enjoying the journey. With the flexibility to customize your Denver charter bus rental, itinerary, and amenities, Metropolitan Shuttle makes planning easy and tailored to your needs. Contact us today and discover why Metropolitan Shuttle is the top choice for Denver charter bus rentals. Our charter bus specialists are ready to assist you with your upcoming trip.
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Shopping, Entertainment + Sports Attractions Denver
Cherry Creek Shopping Center: Denver’s go-to for high-end retail and upscale dining, Cherry Creek offers a polished shopping experience for groups. From designer stores to boutique finds, it’s a destination that delivers sophistication.
Coors Field: Home of the Colorado Rockies, this iconic ballpark is where baseball thrills meet Rocky Mountain views. With a Metropolitan Shuttle Denver charter bus, your group can skip the parking hassle and focus on cheering for every home run or enjoying post-game fireworks.
South Pearl Street: This charming destination blends unique boutiques, local eateries, and lively events in a walkable, vibrant setting. Known for its seasonal farmers market and diverse dining options, it’s a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike to shop, stroll, and soak in Denver’s neighborhood charm.
Empower Field at Mile High: Catch all the action where the Broncos play! Whether it’s game day or a major concert, this venue pulses with energy. Our Denver charter bus rentals ensure everyone arrives together, ready to make the most of the event.
Denver Pavilions: Located in the heart of downtown, this open-air shopping and entertainment center features everything from movie theaters to boutique stores.
Ball Arena: From Avalanche hockey games to must-see concerts, Ball Arena delivers unforgettable experiences. Avoid traffic headaches and make every outing a team effort with a charter bus in Denver.
Elitch Gardens Theme & Water Park: A mix of adrenaline-pumping coasters and water attractions, Elitch Gardens is Denver’s ultimate destination for family-friendly fun.
Museums, Arts, Culture + History Outings in Denver
Denver Art Museum: A centerpiece of the city’s cultural scene, the Denver Art Museum is renowned for its eclectic exhibits and architectural splendor.
History Colorado Center: Dive into Colorado’s illustrious past with interactive exhibits that bring history to life. From mining towns to frontier stories, this museum offers a journey through time.
Molly Brown House Museum: Step into the world of Denver’s “unsinkable” legend, Molly Brown. This restored Victorian home offers a glimpse into the life of a socialite, activist, and Titanic survivor.
Clyfford Still Museum: For modern art enthusiasts, this museum showcases the groundbreaking work of Clyfford Still, one of the leading figures in abstract expressionism.
Four Mile Historic Park: Get a taste of pioneer life with this living history museum. With its preserved farmhouse and hands-on activities, it’s a perfect outing for families and school groups.
Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum: Located in a former Air Force hangar, this museum thrills visitors with its collection of aircraft and space exploration exhibits. A must-see for aviation enthusiasts.
Black American West Museum: Discover the untold stories of African Americans in the Western frontier. This small but impactful museum highlights a unique chapter of Denver’s history.
Outdoor Spaces + Activities in Denver
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre: A visit to Denver isn’t complete without experiencing the natural acoustics and stunning scenery of Red Rocks. Whether for a concert or a hike, this spot is a group favorite.
Denver Botanic Gardens: An oasis in the city, these gardens blend native flora with curated exhibits. Stroll through the Japanese Garden or marvel at the seasonal displays.
City Park: Denver’s largest park offers sweeping views of downtown and the Rockies. With a zoo, a museum, and ample picnic spots, it’s a versatile space for any group outing.
Mount Falcon Park: Escape the city with a short trip to Mount Falcon, where trails lead to historic ruins and scenic overlooks. Perfect for outdoor adventurers, with hiking paths for a variety of levels.
Confluence Park: Located at the meeting of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River, this urban park is a hub for kayaking, paddleboarding, and relaxing riverside.
Washington Park: Beloved by locals, “Wash Park” is ideal for a laid-back day with trails, tennis courts, and serene gardens. Its peaceful vibe makes it a favorite for weddings and community events.
Coolest Neighborhoods in Denver
RiNo (River North Art District): A creative haven, RiNo boasts vibrant murals, art galleries, and craft breweries. Group tours through this neighborhood guarantee a mix of culture and flavor.
LoDo (Lower Downtown): Denver’s historic heartbeat, LoDo features Union Station, chic bars, and lively restaurants. It’s a must-see for visitors looking to experience the city’s energy.
Highlands: Known for its tree-lined streets and eclectic shops, the Highlands offers an ideal balance of charm and trendiness. Stop by for boutique shopping or rooftop dining with a view.
Capitol Hill: Dive into Denver’s bohemian vibe in Capitol Hill. Visit historic mansions, quirky bookstores, and unique cafes that define this neighborhood’s character.
Five Points: Often called the “Harlem of the West,” Five Points is steeped in jazz history. Today, it’s a hub for cultural festivals and innovative dining.
Cherry Creek: For luxury shopping and refined dining, Cherry Creek is the neighborhood to explore. It’s a sophisticated retreat just minutes from downtown.
Golden Triangle Creative District: A cultural epicenter, this district houses museums, galleries, and civic landmarks. It’s perfect for groups seeking a deeper connection to Denver’s artistic side.
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How do I rent a charter bus in Denver?
When you choose Metropolitan Shuttle, you gain access to an extensive selection of charter buses, all coordinated through one point of contact. This makes the planning process easy, providing you with the flexibility to choose the ideal transportation for your specific requirements.
Here’s how simple it is to arrange a Denver charter bus with us. Our customer representatives will help you through the process every step of the way.
Contact us today and discover why so many organizations trust Metropolitan Shuttle to coordinate their Denver charter bus requirements. Our reservation specialists are standing by to answer any questions about your upcoming trip.
- Request a Quote:
Fill out our online form or call us at 1-720 605 2688 to get started. We’ll provide a detailed quote (often the same day!) and answer any questions about pricing or payment terms you may have. - Select Your Vehicle:
Choose the option that best fits your group’s size and needs. From spacious charter buses and fun party shuttles to cozy minibuses, we’ll find the perfect vehicle for every occasion. - Review and Sign Your Contract:
We’ll walk you through every detail of the agreement so you know exactly what to expect. Once you’re ready, sign the contract to secure your reservation. - Make Your Payment:
Select from a variety of secure, flexible payment options to finalize your booking. - Enjoy the Ride:
With everything taken care of, all that’s left is to sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride!
FAQs
Other FAQs
What happens to a winter mountain trip if I-70 slows down, chain laws take effect, or the road closes?
What happens to a winter mountain trip if I-70 slows down, chain laws take effect, or the road closes?
Your coordinator watches CDOT conditions before the trip and on the day, builds extra time into winter departures, and books operators who run I-70 every season. Snow and ski traffic can turn a two-hour drive to Summit County into four, and federal limits on driver hours don’t stretch to cover it. So a long delay can mean an overnight for the driver or a second driver, and your coordinator will tell you which before you leave. If the road closes, you’ll get the options and their costs, whether that’s waiting, taking another route, or rescheduling, before anything is decided. Ask before you book how weather delays and cancellations work under your contract.
Can the bus wait for us at Red Rocks, Coors Field, or Empower Field?
Can the bus wait for us at Red Rocks, Coors Field, or Empower Field?
Yes. A recent 40-passenger coach took a wedding party from McGregor Square to the Red Rocks Trading Post and waited there from the 3 pm arrival until a 9:15 pm departure, for $1,300. You pay for the hours the bus waits, because the bus and driver can’t take other work while they wait. When there’s a long gap in the middle of the day, a drop-off and a scheduled return can cost less. A recent party bus took a wedding party to Pine at noon, left, and came back at 9 pm, for $1,300. Bus parking at Red Rocks and the stadiums is passed through at cost and arranged before the day, and Red Rocks lots fill early on show nights. Call 720-605-2688 and your coordinator will price both options.
How much does a group transfer to or from Denver International Airport cost?
How much does a group transfer to or from Denver International Airport cost?
A recent sprinter van carrying nine people with carry-ons from a Golden hotel to DIA departures ran $450, priced as a one-way transfer. A 20-passenger minibus that met an international arrival at DIA and drove the group one way to Colorado Springs ran $1,000. DIA is about 25 miles from downtown, farther than most major airports are from their city. So a one-way transfer includes the empty drive back, and a round trip usually costs less per mile. Your coordinator tracks the flight and times the pickup to when the group actually comes out. See our Denver airport transfer page for vehicles and details.
Can a charter bus do a day trip to Vail, Breckenridge, or Estes Park?
Can a charter bus do a day trip to Vail, Breckenridge, or Estes Park?
Yes, and the mountains are where a coach with a restroom and underfloor bays earns its keep. The constraint is the driver’s legal hours, not the vehicle: I-70 is two to three hours each way when it behaves, and an early departure with a late return can push past the federal duty window, which means an overnight for the driver or a second driver. A recent 30-passenger minibus ran a one-way drop from the Hyatt Regency downtown to the Grand Hyatt Vail for $1,225. Your coordinator prices the day before you book.
How much does a charter bus rental cost in Denver? How about a minibus?
How much does a charter bus rental cost in Denver? How about a minibus?
A full-size coach runs $165 to $285 per hour on a five-hour minimum in 2026, or $1,800 to $2,850 for a full day; recent Denver coach invoices ran $1,050 to $1,985. Minibuses run $150 to $200 per hour, and recent 20- to 30-passenger invoices ran $950 to $1,595. Sprinter vans $125 to $160 per hour; school buses $120 to $145; party buses $175 to $400 on a four-hour weekend minimum. Peak windows are Red Rocks show nights, May graduations, convention weeks, and ski weekends; book three to six months out for those. Our Denver charter bus cost guide has the full breakdown.
General Questions
How can a charter bus rental accommodate different group sizes?
How can a charter bus rental accommodate different group sizes?
Our charter bus services offer a range of vehicles, from smaller minibuses suitable for 18 passengers to larger buses that can comfortably seat up to 56 passengers, ensuring that groups of any size can be accommodated.
Are there accessible options for individuals with mobility concerns?
Are there accessible options for individuals with mobility concerns?
Yes, Metropolitan Shuttle offers ADA-accessible buses, catering to travelers with mobility needs to ensure everyone can travel comfortably and safely.
What level of professionalism can be expected from your charter bus services?
What level of professionalism can be expected from your charter bus services?
Metropolitan Shuttle works with the most experienced local operators and professionals, ensuring that you have a skilled driver to manage your group’s travel needs.
Which cities or regions are you able to serve?
Which cities or regions are you able to serve?
All of the major cities and many smaller cities in the United States are served by our nationwide charter bus services.
How can I determine what kind of bus I require?
How can I determine what kind of bus I require?
Our experts assist you in choosing the best charter bus rental for your needs based on your schedule, group size, and preferred amenities.
What kinds of charter buses are available?
What kinds of charter buses are available?
Metropolitan Shuttle offers motor coaches, minibuses, party buses, executive coaches, limo buses, school buses, shuttle buses, and luxury buses are just a few of the many vehicles we provide.
How many video monitors do the buses have?
How many video monitors do the buses have?
Deluxe charter buses will typically have four to six video monitors. Minibuses will have 1-3.
Can I charter a minibus for an overnight trip?
Can I charter a minibus for an overnight trip?
Minibuses are at their best inside about 100 miles: they sit lower than a coach, have no restroom, and no underfloor bays. Longer one-way drops can be arranged and are priced on the whole day the vehicle is committed, including the empty return. For an overnight trip or anything with luggage, a coach is the right vehicle.
Who arranges and pays for the driver’s hotel room?
Who arranges and pays for the driver’s hotel room?
Typically, the client will be responsible for booking the driver’s room on overnight trips. Often, if you ask, hotels will add a complimentary room for the driver when you book rooms for a large group.
If I don’t need the bus for the whole day, will I still need to pay for it for the entire day?
If I don’t need the bus for the whole day, will I still need to pay for it for the entire day?
Most charter services have four- or five-hour minimums on charter bus rentals. Therefore, if your event is from 9am to 5pm and you’re renting a bus for transportation both to and from, it could cost the same amount to keep the vehicle for the day as it would to have it leave and come back for the return trip. However, there are occasions when we can offer special one-way transfer rates to accommodate those types of circumstances.
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