Orlando Party Bus Rentals

Walt Disney World is the most visited vacation resort in the world, drawing over 58 million people each year to its four theme parks (Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom), two water parks (Blizzard Beach, Typhoon Lagoon), and dozens of hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues spread across 25,000 acres in Lake Buena Vista. Getting there means navigating I-4 traffic, paying $30-$50 per day for parking, and walking long distances from your car to the park entrance. A party bus solves all of these problems by dropping your group off curbside at the Transportation and Ticket Center or designated charter zones, keeping everyone together, and providing a comfortable place to relax between park visits. It’s the easiest way to do Disney with a large group.

Universal Orlando Resort is home to Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, Volcano Bay water park, and the CityWalk dining and entertainment district-all located off I-4 exit 75A on the west side of Orlando. Parking garages fill up quickly on busy days, and it can take 30-45 minutes to walk from your car to the front gate. Party buses use special drop-off lanes close to the entrance, so your group avoids the long hike through the garage. This is especially important for school trips, corporate outings, or bachelor/bachelorette parties who want to stick together and keep the energy high before hitting rides like VelociCoaster or Hagrid’s Motorbike Adventure.

The Amway Center in downtown Orlando hosts NBA games (Orlando Magic), ECHL hockey (Solar Bears), concerts, and major events year-round. Located at 400 W Church St, it’s surrounded by expensive parking lots ($20-$40 per event) and heavy traffic before and after shows. Taking a party bus means you don’t have to worry about finding multiple parking spots or designating a driver after drinking at the game. Your driver will drop everyone off together, wait nearby, and get you home comfortably no matter how late the event runs. This is the best way to see a concert or playoff game without dealing with downtown gridlock.

Camping World Stadium hosts college football bowl games (Citrus Bowl, Cheez-It Bowl), NFL preseason, soccer matches, and big-name concerts in a 65,000-seat arena west of downtown Orlando. Event-day parking is a nightmare, with tailgating lots selling out weeks in advance and rideshare pickup zones clogged with thousands of fans leaving at once. A party bus turns game day into a rolling tailgate, with coolers, music, and friends all in one place. You’ll get dropped off steps from the stadium entrance and avoid the post-game traffic jam on Colonial Drive and Orange Blossom Trail. Perfect for alumni groups, fan clubs, or anyone heading to a sold-out show.

Downtown Orlando’s nightlife scene centers around Wall Street Plaza and Church Street, where you’ll find bars, nightclubs, and restaurants packed with people every weekend. Parking is scarce and expensive, with most garages charging a flat rate after 6 p.m. Taking a party bus downtown lets your group pregame on the way, hit multiple venues in one night, and ride home together at the end of the night. There’s no need to nominate a designated driver or split up into separate Ubers-everyone stays comfortable and has fun. This is ideal for birthday celebrations, bar crawls, or New Year’s Eve parties.

The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is located on Merritt Island, about an hour east of Orlando via State Road 528 (the Beachline Expressway). It’s a popular destination for school field trips, corporate outings, and tour groups interested in NASA history and rocket launches. Because the site is remote and spread out over several miles, having a private bus makes it easy to move between exhibits like the Space Shuttle Atlantis, Apollo/Saturn V Center, and IMAX theater. Groups can store lunches and backpacks on board instead of carrying them all day. For special events like rocket launches, a bus ensures everyone arrives on time and avoids the hassle of limited parking.

Daytona International Speedway is the “World Center of Racing,” hosting the Daytona 500 NASCAR race, Bike Week motorcycle rallies, and music festivals throughout the year. Located 60 miles northeast of Orlando via I-4 and I-95, it draws massive crowds that overwhelm local roads and parking lots. Taking a party bus to Daytona means your group can tailgate before the race, avoid DUI checkpoints after the event, and sleep on the ride home. Buses are assigned to special parking areas close to the stadium, making it easy to bring coolers, grills, and folding chairs for a full day of fun. This is the best way to experience a bucket-list sporting event without breaking the bank on hotel rooms or shuttle passes.

Exploria Stadium is home to Orlando City SC (MLS) and Orlando Pride (NWSL) soccer teams, located at 655 W Church St in the Parramore neighborhood. With only 25,000 seats, it sells out frequently and offers limited on-site parking. Fans are encouraged to use public transit or park in remote lots and walk several blocks to the entrance. A party bus solves this problem by dropping supporters off right in front of the stadium and serving as a mobile headquarters for pre-game chants and refreshments. After the final whistle, everyone boards together and beats the rush out of downtown. This is why so many supporter groups and youth teams choose charter buses for away games and tournaments.

ICON Park on International Drive is a 20-acre entertainment complex featuring The Wheel (a 400-foot-tall observation wheel), Madame Tussauds wax museum, SEA LIFE Aquarium, and dozens of restaurants and bars. I-Drive is notorious for traffic congestion and limited parking, especially during conventions at the nearby Orange County Convention Center. A party bus allows your group to visit multiple attractions without moving individual cars or paying for valet service. Families can leave strollers and diaper bags on board while riding The Wheel, while adults enjoy happy hour without worrying about the drive home. This is also a convenient base for visiting other I-Drive destinations like Topgolf, Andretti Indoor Karting, or Pointe Orlando.

Not every group trip involves a theme park or stadium. Orlando is full of smaller attractions that are perfect for school field trips, church outings, or senior citizen tours-but difficult to reach without a car. The Orlando Science Center in Loch Haven Park offers hands-on exhibits for kids, while Harry P. Leu Gardens showcases tropical plants near downtown. Both have limited parking and require advance reservations for large groups. Renting a minibus or shuttle bus makes it easy to coordinate arrival times, store lunches and jackets, and keep track of students or chaperones. Other popular stops include the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford, Crayola Experience at The Florida Mall, and Gatorland on South Orange Blossom Trail.

Orlando Party Bus Company offers one of the most diverse and versatile fleets in Central Florida, including 10- 50 passenger party buses, 15- 35 passenger minibuses, 40-56 passenger charter buses, and 14-passenger sprinter limos. Our fleet features vehicles from top manufacturers like Grech, Tiffany, LGE Coachworks, Executive Coach Builders, Temsa, Van Hool, MCI, Prevost, Setra, and Freightliner, so you get a comfortable ride with all the amenities you need for your trip. Whether you’re heading to Disney World with a church group, planning a bachelorette party on I-Drive, or organizing corporate transportation to the Orange County Convention Center, we have a bus that fits your size and budget.

Orlando Party Bus Company proudly serves Orlando and every surrounding city across Central Florida. Need a party bus to Daytona Beach for Bike Week? A minibus from Winter Park to downtown Orlando? Charter bus service from Kissimmee to Tampa? We do it all! Our service area covers Apopka, Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Sanford, Oviedo, Winter Garden, Ocoee, Windermere, Clermont, Leesburg, Lakeland, Davenport, Haines City, Cocoa Beach, Melbourne, Titusville, DeLand, Deltona, Port Orange, New Smyrna Beach, and more. Heading out of state? We can take you anywhere you need to go-just ask!

When you book a party bus rental in Orlando with Orlando Party Bus Company, you’ll get one of the most luxurious and fully loaded vehicles on the road. Standard amenities include wraparound leather seating, color-changing LED lighting, multiple flat-screen TVs, Bluetooth and AUX inputs, a powerful sound system with subwoofers, DVD/CD players, bar areas with coolers or ice chests, hardwood or vinyl flooring, tinted windows, USB ports, and Wi-Fi. Larger buses may also feature restrooms, PA systems, and additional storage space. If you have specific requests-like a particular lighting color or extra cooler space-let us know! We’ll make sure your bus has everything you need for the perfect trip.

We provide transportation for every type of group and event imaginable. From school field trips to Universal Studios and Disney grad bash packages to college campus shuttles at UCF and Rollins College, we handle it all. We regularly work with corporate clients for employee shuttle services, airport transfers to Orlando International Airport (MCO), and convention transportation to the Orange County Convention Center. Sports teams and fans rely on us for game-day transportation to Camping World Stadium and Amway Center while wedding parties book our buses for bachelor/bachelorette parties, ceremonies, and receptions across Central Florida. We also serve church groups, cruise port transfers to Port Canaveral, family reunions, concertgoers, and more.

The cost of renting a party bus in Orlando varies depending on several factors, including the size of the vehicle, the length of the rental, and the time of year. On average, you can expect to pay between $170 and $400+ per hour on weekdays, $190 to $500+ per hour on weekends, $1,800 to $3,800+ per day, and $6.00 – $9.95 per mile. Be sure to contact us for a personalized quote based on your specific needs and itinerary.

Several factors can affect the pricing of your party bus rental in Orlando, including the size and type of vehicle you choose, the length of your trip, the number of stops you plan to make, and the time of year you’re traveling. Additional expenses such as tolls and parking fees may not be included in your initial quote. Keep in mind that major events like music festivals, sporting events, and holidays can impact availability and pricing, so it’s always best to book early and provide as much detail as possible about your trip.

Orlando Party Bus Company is a reputable company because we put customers first-always. We’ve helped thousands of people book buses for events big and small, and we treat every trip like it’s the most important one we’ll ever do. When you call us, you get a real person who cares about getting it right. We answer questions, fix problems, and make sure you get exactly what you asked for. That’s why so many people come back to us again and again.

We recommend booking your Orlando party bus at least three to six months in advance-especially if your trip falls during a busy season or coincides with a major event. Spring break, summer vacation, and the winter holidays are all peak times for charter bus rentals in Central Florida, so the earlier you reserve your vehicle, the better selection you’ll have. Last-minute bookings are possible if vehicles are available, but keep in mind that availability may be limited and prices may be higher. Once you have your date and headcount finalized, contact us right away to lock in your reservation.

Yes, we require a deposit at the time of booking to secure your reservation. The remaining balance is due in full before the date of your trip. We accept all major credit cards, and payment can be made easily through our online portal. Your reservation isn’t confirmed until the deposit is received, so be sure to submit payment promptly to lock in your bus and rate. If you have any questions about billing or need to set up a payment plan, our team is here to help.

Your quote includes the cost of the bus, driver, fuel, and any applicable taxes or fees. Additional expenses such as tolls and parking are not included and are the responsibility of the customer. Please note that many venues in Orlando-including the Amway Center, Camping World Stadium, and Exploria Stadium-require pre-paid bus parking passes that must be purchased separately. For example, bus parking at Camping World Stadium typically costs $100-$150 per event and must be reserved in advance. Contact your destination directly for current rates and instructions. Any hotel accommodations for the driver on overnight trips are also not included in the base price.

Getting a quote from Orlando Party Bus Company is fast, easy, and available 24/7. Just call our office at 352-810-8210 or use our online form to tell us about your trip. We’ll need to know your pickup location, destination, travel dates, group size, and any special requests. Once we have your information, we’ll send you a personalized quote with pictures and prices of available vehicles. If you’re ready to book, you can sign the contract and pay your deposit online. If you have questions or need a custom package, our team is always here to help.