Types of Buses We Offer

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is built for VIP runs where the look matters as much as the ride — bridal party pickups in Highland Park, executive transfers between Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and downtown hotels, or a birthday night that starts in style. Premium leather seating, individual USB charging ports, and tinted privacy windows make this the right pick for smaller groups who want the full experience without booking a full-size party bus.

When your crew needs a clean, comfortable ride without the fanfare, the Sprinter Van delivers. It seats up to 14 passengers and handles airport runs to DFW or Love Field, corporate transfers between the Dallas Arts District and the convention center, and shuttles for out-of-town guests with plenty of overhead storage for carry-ons and bags. Powerful climate control keeps everyone comfortable through a Dallas summer without missing a beat.

The 15-passenger party bus is the right size for a tight-knit bachelorette crew bar-hopping through Deep Ellum or a small birthday group heading to a Rangers game at Globe Life Field in Arlington. Color-changing LED lighting, a Bluetooth sound system, and a built-in bar turn the ride itself into the first stop of the night. Compact enough to navigate busy Knox-Henderson parking without the stress of a larger coach.

Step up to 18 passengers and you have a vehicle that fits a mid-size birthday group, a quinceañera party traveling between venues, or a corporate team heading to a Dallas Stars watch event at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. The 18-passenger bus carries the same premium party amenities — LED lighting, a sound system, wraparound seating — with just enough extra room that no one is sitting on anyone else's lap on the way down Harry Hines Boulevard.

Twenty passengers is a sweet spot for a lot of Dallas occasions — prom groups heading to a hotel ballroom in Addison, a bachelorette night that starts with dinner in the Bishop Arts District and ends at a club on McKinney Avenue, or a fan group making the trip out to AT&T Stadium in Arlington for a Cowboys game. Flat-panel TVs, a premium sound system, and a full-length bar keep the energy up the whole ride.

The 25-passenger party bus handles the events where the guest list grew a little faster than expected. Think a friend group reunion hitting multiple stops across Uptown and Lower Greenville in one night, a corporate happy hour shuttle between Plano office parks and a restaurant buyout downtown, or a wedding guest shuttle looping between a hotel near the Galleria and a venue in Lakewood. Perimeter seating keeps conversation flowing and the open center area doubles as a dance floor.

At 28 passengers, you get a party bus that moves a meaningful crowd without requiring a full charter bus budget. This size works well for school groups, large birthday celebrations, and bachelorette weekends that are bringing in out-of-town guests from DFW and Love Field. Underfloor storage handles luggage for overnight trips, and the onboard amenities — LED lighting, sound, bar — make the Stemmons Freeway stretch between stops feel considerably shorter than it is.

Thirty seats covers a lot of ground for Dallas groups — a full prom squad from a Frisco or Allen high school, a large corporate outing heading to a Rangers game or a team dinner in the Stockyards, or a family reunion shuttle between a church event and a reception venue in Mesquite. The 30-passenger bus carries the full party bus amenity set and handles longer suburban runs on I-635 or the President George Bush Turnpike without anyone feeling cramped for two hours.

When the guest list clears 35 people, the 40-passenger party bus is where Dallas groups land. Large birthday parties, big corporate events at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, or a full supporter section heading to an FC Dallas match at Toyota Stadium in Frisco all fill this vehicle well. The wraparound perimeter seating, LED package, and sound system scale up with the headcount — everyone hears the music, everyone has a seat, and no one is standing in the aisle on I-35E.

The 50-passenger party bus is the largest open-plan party vehicle in the fleet — built for milestone events where the crowd is the point. Quinceañeras, major corporate holiday parties, large prom groups from Dallas ISD or Richardson ISD, or a fan section heading to a Dallas Cowboys game together at AT&T Stadium all fit naturally here. Full LED lighting rig, multiple flat-panel screens, a premium sound system, and enough bar space that the pregame starts the moment everyone boards.

The minibus is the workhorse of the fleet — forward-facing reclining seats, powerful A/C, and overhead storage make it the right pick for trips where comfort matters more than a dance floor. School field trips to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, employee shuttle loops between a DFW corporate campus and a Park Cities hotel, or wedding guest transfers from a Dallas hotel to a ceremony venue in Southlake all land perfectly in this vehicle. Available in sizes from 15 to 35 passengers to match your exact headcount.

Full-size charter buses carry up to 56 passengers with undercarriage luggage bays, an onboard restroom, reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, and power outlets at every row — built for the long haul to Austin, San Antonio, or across the DFW Metroplex to a multi-day convention. Corporate conference groups at the Omni Dallas, school and university travel, and large sports tours heading to multiple Texas venues all benefit from the cargo capacity and the restroom that cuts out roadside pit stops on US-75 and I-45. Call 214-206-9269 to match your group to the right bus.