Bus.com is the favorite supplier of Atlanta field trip organizers
Atlanta, Georgia, is a fast-paced and exciting metropolis, but it’s also very family-friendly and home to a bevy of outstanding field trip spots. Atlanta’s many historical sites and outdoor spaces create valuable opportunities for learning and fun at every turn.
Whether you’re organizing a field trip in Georgia, or halfway across the country, safety is a priority at all times. At Bus.com, we take the issue very seriously. We ensure all our charter buses and vans are safe, reliable, and come with a thoroughly vetted driver with your booking.
You can count on Bus.com to always have safe and exciting suggestions for field trip activities as well as helpful advice when it comes to transporting minors. For useful tips and things to consider for all your student trips, check out our ultimate guide to student charter bus rentals.
Field trips come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and thankfully, so do our buses!
For larger groups, the iconic yellow school bus is a safe and affordable choice with space for up to 52 students and chaperones.
For trips longer than 3 hours when comfort is key, a coach bus is also a great choice for large groups, and its onboard restroom and optional amenities can reduce the number of pit stops you’ll need to make on the way. Mini buses and mini coach buses, are affordable and flexible alternatives that are ideal for groups of up to 24 and 40, respectively.
Sprinter vans are our smallest vehicle type. They’re perfect for special transportation duty and class sizes under 15. Additionally, sprinter vans can be rented without a driver if you would rather provide your own qualified driver for your field trip adventure.
For more help choosing the right bus type for your group, check our quick guide or speak to a member of our 24/7 customer care team, either via email at [email protected] or telephone at 1-855-428-7266.
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The Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History in downtown Kennesaw connects students to the past via artifacts, interactive programs, and “train fun.” Centered around the impact of railroads, the Museum exhibits the famous General locomotive – the hero of the Civil War’s Great Locomotive Chase, Cobb Energy Gallery, and the restored locomotive assembly line Glover Machine Works.
The Children’s Museum of Atlanta is a nonprofit providing a wealth of learning-through-playing opportunities for children aged 0-9. The museum has four interactive and immersive “learning zones,” several exhibits, and its own actor-educator team. The museum covers science, art, engineering, world history, and life phenomena. It also features a sports zone with water play and climbing activities
Legoland Discovery Center Atlanta at Phipps Plaza is designed for kids aged 3-10 years. It presents 12 family attractions and fun activities like Pirate Adventure Island, Lego Factory Tour, a 4D cinema, the Kingdom Quest laser ride, and several building workshops. Legoland Discovery Center Atlanta also offers custom field trips that support the Georgia curriculum and can be tailored to the needs of your class.
World of Coca-Cola is a fun, immersive multimedia experience dedicated to the history of the iconic brand. The exhibits range from vintage bottles to century-old delivery trucks, and the Taste It lounge offers over a hundred beverages from around the world. The exhibition is also right next to one of Atlanta’s other famous attractions, the Georgia Aquarium. It’s yet another great field trip destination and just so happens to be the largest indoor aquarium in the world.
Visit our online booking tool to book your Atlanta field trip today. If you have any questions or concerns, our customer care team is on hand 24/7 to help you. Reach out to [email protected] or 1-855-428-7266