Types of Buses We Offer

When the occasion calls for something more polished than a standard van, the 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right call. Premium leather seating, individual USB charging, tinted privacy windows, and a cabin that keeps the energy contained from Newbury Street to the North End. It's the go-to for bridal party pickups, VIP birthday runs, and small groups heading to a show at the Wang Theatre.

Seats up to 14 comfortably — no wasted space, no oversized quote.

Need to move a tight-knit group across the city without the size of a party bus? The Sprinter Van handles executive airport transfers, hotel-to-venue hops, and corporate team runs with quiet efficiency. Logan Airport is about three miles from downtown, but the Big Dig's surface traffic on Atlantic Avenue still backs up on weekday evenings — the Sprinter van moves through it cleanly while everyone stays seated and ready.

Fits up to 14 passengers with overhead storage for carry-ons and bags.

The 15-passenger party bus is the starting point for groups that want the full experience — color-changing LED lighting, a Bluetooth sound system, and enough cabin space to actually move around — without booking more seats than you need. Perfect for a quinceañera group heading to a venue in the Seaport, a birthday night hitting Lansdowne Street near Fenway, or a corporate happy hour with a tight guest list. Book it and the route is taken care of for you, start to finish.

Step up to 18 seats and the cabin opens up noticeably — more room between the wraparound perimeter seating, more floor space, and the same LED lighting and premium sound setup. It's a common choice for bachelorette groups splitting their night between the South End and the waterfront, or for family reunion crews who want everyone on the same bus rather than splitting into two cars and losing half the group on I-93. Call 857-317-8503 for real-time availability.

Twenty passengers is a sweet spot for a lot of Boston events — large enough for a full crew, small enough to keep things intimate. Marathon weekend hotel runs, graduation night groups heading to Cambridge restaurants, or fan groups pre-gaming before a Patriots game out at Gillette — the 20-passenger party bus handles all of it. Flat-panel TVs, climate control, and a sound system that carries from pickup all the way to the door.

No one's drawing straws to stay sober and drive.

The 25-passenger party bus covers mid-size events where two smaller vehicles would just create scheduling headaches. One booking, one pickup window, one drop-off at the TD Garden entrance on Causeway Street — no convoy logistics. It works equally well for wedding guest shuttles between a hotel near the Hynes Convention Center and a reception in Brookline, or for a company outing to a Red Sox game at Fenway.

Wraparound seating, onboard bar setup, and full A/C throughout the ride.

Nudge past 25 and you have the 28-passenger party bus — just enough extra room to bring the plus-ones without blowing the budget. Groups heading to Encore Boston Harbor in Everett love this size; parking over there fills fast on weekend nights, and one bus with 28 people aboard is a far cleaner arrangement than four or five separate cars trying to find spaces in the garage. Bluetooth audio, LED ambiance, perimeter seating, and climate control included.

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Thirty seats and the cabin is genuinely party-ready — enough people to fill the dance floor, enough headroom to stand up, and an onboard bar that gets put to use before the bus ever reaches Boylston Street. It's the most popular size for bachelorette weekends that start in the Back Bay and end at a late-night spot in the Theater District. This bus covers the whole night in one vehicle: pickup, bar hop, drop-off, and the ride home after last call.

No surprises on the bill.

When the headcount climbs into the forties, the 40-passenger party bus is the answer that keeps everyone together. Corporate holiday parties where the office is out in full force, sports fan groups heading down I-95 for an away game, class trip groups moving between Freedom Trail stops in the afternoon — this vehicle handles them all. Full-length LED lighting, multiple flat-panel TVs, wraparound seating, and a sound system built for a crowd.

One bus, one flat quote, zero coordination chaos between multiple vehicles.

Fifty seats is the top of the party bus range, and it's built for groups that want every amenity — dance floor space, an onboard bar, panoramic LED lighting, surround sound, and enough room that the celebration is fully underway by the time the bus reaches the venue. Reunion groups, Greek life events, and large prom parties around the Route 128 suburbs regularly fill this vehicle. For any Boston-area event where a full-size charter bus feels like too much formality, this is the right fit.

The minibus fills a practical gap that a lot of Boston groups don't know they need until they're stuck on Storrow Drive in a convoy. Its narrower profile handles the city's tight corridors — the Financial District's one-way grid, the drop-off lanes at Logan Terminal B, the loading zone outside the Seaport hotel blocks — with the kind of maneuverability a full-size coach can't match. Climate control, plush reclining seats, overhead storage, and configurations from 15 to 35 passengers.

One vehicle, everyone on board, done.

The 40- to 56-passenger charter bus is the workhorse for large-scale Boston group moves: convention shuttles between Hynes and hotels along Boylston, school field trips to the Museum of Science, fan groups heading to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, and multi-day corporate retreats north toward the Lakes Region. Undercarriage luggage bays swallow presentation cases, hockey gear, or a weekend's worth of bags. Reclining seats, WiFi, onboard restroom, and climate control throughout.

Call 857-317-8503 to match your headcount to the right configuration.