Our Washington Bus Fleet

Up to 14 passengers, premium leather seating, individual USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows, and indirect mood lighting — the 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right call for bridal party pickups at Reagan National, VIP transfers between Capitol Hill hotels, and small celebration groups that want the upscale look without going oversized. Compact enough to navigate Pennsylvania Avenue and M Street without a second thought. Call 305-423-0045 for availability.

The executive Sprinter van handles the runs where comfort matters and the group is compact — airport pickups at Dulles, DCA, or BWI, quick hops between K Street offices and the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, or a corporate delegation shuttling between Georgetown hotels and a Hill event. Individual reading lights, overhead storage, and climate control keep every ride smooth. It is the no-fuss option when a full-size bus is more than you need.

The 15-passenger party bus punches well above its size — LED lighting, a built-in bar, Bluetooth sound, and wraparound perimeter seating make the ride from Adams Morgan to U Street as much fun as the destination. Perfect for a tight bachelorette crew, a birthday dinner group, or a prom party keeping the headcount lean. One flat rate, one vehicle, and no one wrestling with rideshare surge pricing at 1 a.m. on 14th Street.

An 18-passenger party bus gives a bit more breathing room without crossing into full-event territory — the sweet spot for a Capitol Hill happy hour that turns into a Wharf crawl, or a quinceañera crew moving between the photo session and the reception hall in Maryland. Color-changing LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound, and an open cabin layout mean the party does not wait until you arrive. Call 305-423-0045 to check your date.

Twenty passengers, a full bar setup, flat-panel TVs, and enough floor space for a proper dance circle — the 20-passenger party bus is built for the nights worth remembering. Grab it for a bachelor group working through Dupont Circle, a corporate team outing after a Walter E. Washington Convention Center conference, or a birthday crew ready to own Penn Quarter. Everyone rides together; nobody ends up in a cab going the wrong direction on New York Avenue.

The 25-passenger party bus handles the mid-size group that has outgrown a couple of rideshares but does not need a full motorcoach — think company holiday parties departing from Rosslyn, wedding guest shuttles looping between the hotel block and a venue in Annapolis, or a school homecoming group. Wraparound seating, color-changing lights, and a Bluetooth hookup mean setup time is zero and the energy is already running when the doors open. Book early for prom season.

When the headcount lands in the upper twenties, the 28-passenger party bus keeps everyone under one roof without going to a full charter run. It handles concert groups heading to The Anthem at the Wharf — where parking off Maine Avenue SW disappears fast on show nights — and family reunion crews making a day of the National Mall before an evening at a Georgetown restaurant. Full bar, LED package, and onboard sound ready to go from the first pickup.

Thirty passengers fill out a 30-passenger party bus nicely — an ideal fit for a spirits tour through the distilleries and breweries of the Ivy City corridor, a corporate awards night departing from Tysons Corner, or a Nationals Park tailgate group looking to skip the Metro and the paid parking scramble on South Capitol Street. Flat-panel TVs, a built-in bar, and wraparound perimeter seating mean the pregame energy is going strong before the bus ever reaches the stadium.

Forty passengers, a dance floor, a full bar, and enough horsepower to run a long loop through D.C., Arlington, and back without anyone feeling the miles — the 40-passenger party bus is the go-to for large bachelorette weekends, reunion groups descending on the capital, and fan groups where the tailgate is as important as the game itself. Park-and-ride lots near Northwest Stadium fill up hours before kickoff; your group skips all of that and arrives straight at the gate.

The 50-passenger party bus is the largest party-style option in the fleet — built for the D.C. prom group that wants the full experience, the corporate incentive trip that needs every department in one vehicle, or the fan contingent rolling into Capital One Arena for a Caps playoff night. Color-changing LEDs, premium sound, a full-length bar, and open floor space. Fifty people, one flat rate, one pickup address.

That math is hard to argue with — call 305-423-0045 to confirm your date.

The minibus sits between the Sprinter and the full-size party bus — climate-controlled, plush reclining seats, overhead storage, and enough maneuverability to navigate the tight turn-arounds near Dupont Circle or the restricted drop-off lanes along the National Mall. It is the right fit for school field trips to the Smithsonian, wedding guest shuttles between a Capitol Hill hotel block and a Virginia venue, and corporate groups transferring between DCA and downtown conference hotels. A Washington, D.C. minibus rental keeps the schedule tight without going bigger than you need.

Full-size charter buses — MCI, Prevost, Van Hool, and similar models — are built for the long haul and the large headcount. Reclining seats, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, an onboard restroom, and undercarriage bays deep enough for luggage, equipment, or convention materials. The right call for a 56-person student trip out to Shenandoah, a corporate delegation shuttle running multi-day loops between Dulles and the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, or a large church group making the drive from D.C. to a retreat in the Virginia mountains.

Call 305-423-0045 for an all-inclusive quote.