Our Raleigh Bus Fleet

Fourteen passengers, premium leather seats, tinted privacy windows, and individual USB charging at every spot — the Sprinter limo is built for small groups that want the VIP treatment without renting more vehicle than they need. Think bridal party pickups from downtown Raleigh hotels, executive transfers between RTP campuses, or a birthday crew heading to dinner on Hillsborough Street. Compact enough to navigate Glenwood Avenue on a Friday night without the headache.

When you need clean, efficient transportation and the party-bus setup isn't the priority, the Sprinter van handles the job. Corporate airport transfers from RDU, team shuttles between convention hotels and the Raleigh Convention Center, or a low-key group run to Lenovo Center — the Sprinter van keeps everyone together in a climate-controlled cabin with overhead storage and comfortable seating. No fuss, no oversized vehicle, just a reliable ride for groups up to 14.

Fifteen passengers and the full party-bus experience: onboard bar, color-changing LED lighting, and a Bluetooth sound system so the playlist starts the moment you pull away from the curb. This is the right-size vehicle for a tight bachelorette squad hitting the bars on West Street, a birthday group making the rounds in the Warehouse District, or a prom crew that wants the entrance to match the occasion. Every seat counts here — no empty space eating into your per-head cost.

A little more room for the group that keeps growing after the guest list closes. The 18-passenger party bus carries the same built-in bar setup, LED cabin lighting, and premium sound as the smaller models — just with space for three more people to spread out on the wraparound perimeter seating. A solid pick for Raleigh bachelorette parties, Sweet 16 celebrations, or a fan group heading south on I-40 toward a Carolina Hurricanes game at Lenovo Center.

Twenty passengers sit comfortably on the wraparound perimeter seating, with the dance area open in the middle of the cabin and flat-panel TVs running overhead. This size hits the sweet spot for birthday celebrations, a company happy hour that's rolling into the next bar, or a Wolfpack fan group pregaming the drive up Western Boulevard to Carter-Finley Stadium. The 20-passenger party bus handles Raleigh's one-way streets and tight downtown blocks without any maneuvering headaches.

For groups that have outgrown the smaller party buses but don't need a fleet, the 25-passenger option keeps everyone under one roof — one flat rate, one departure time, zero coordination chaos. Quinceañera celebrations, larger bachelorette weekends across Glenwood South and the Warehouse District, or a post-game group heading back from a Durham Bulls game at Durham Bulls Athletic Park: this bus handles the load. Built-in bar, LED lighting, and Bluetooth sound are all standard.

Twenty-eight passengers means you can finally stop telling people the group is "full." The 28-passenger party bus carries the same full-cabin amenity package — wraparound seating, onboard bar, color-changing LEDs, sound system with Bluetooth — but with enough seats for a large friend group, a work outing that keeps expanding, or a multi-family celebration heading to an event at Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek. One vehicle, one pickup, one arrival.

Thirty seats and a full-length bar down the center of the cabin — this is the party bus that carries a large crew without anyone feeling squeezed. Corporate team events rolling out of the Research Triangle Park, large bachelorette parties working their way through the brewery scene near Person Street, or school groups heading to a field trip in the Research Triangle — the 30-passenger bus handles the headcount. Call 984-255-0443 to check availability for your date.

Forty passengers and you're in large-event territory — the kind of group that makes coordinating individual cars a logistical headache nobody signed up for. The 40-passenger party bus comes with the complete onboard setup: bar, LEDs, premium sound, flat-panel TVs, and perimeter seating that lets the whole group see each other. A natural fit for Raleigh corporate outings, large prom groups, and fan buses heading to NC State football at Carter-Finley Stadium on a sold-out Saturday.

The largest party bus in the fleet, and the one you call when the group is genuinely large. Fifty passengers, full cabin amenities, and enough room that the ride itself becomes part of the event — not just the trip to it. Large corporate gatherings, major birthday milestones, and big bachelorette weekends that have pulled in guests from Charlotte and Greensboro all fit here.

One bus, one departure, no one stuck driving while everyone else is celebrating.

Not every Raleigh group run needs a party bus setup. For wedding guest shuttles between a ceremony in North Hills and a reception in downtown Cary, school field trips to the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, or corporate transfers between RDU and hotels along Glenwood Avenue South, the minibus is the cleaner fit. Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, and overhead storage — everything your group needs, nothing it doesn't.

Seats scale from 15 to 35 depending on your headcount.

The full-size charter bus is built for the long haul and the large group — undercarriage luggage bays that swallow suitcases and equipment, onboard restrooms so you won't need to stop, reclining seats with overhead storage, WiFi, and power outlets throughout the cabin. A Raleigh charter bus makes sense for school trips to Washington D.C., convention transfers at the Raleigh Convention Center, sports team travel, or any corporate group that needs to arrive together and on schedule. Call 984-255-0443 for a quote.