Los Angeles Student Bus Rentals

This seven-acre living museum was originally built as an academic laboratory for UCLA in 1929, but has since grown into an enormous oasis featuring over 1,500 species of plants from around the world. Free private tours are available for 1st-12th grade students (just be sure to book in advance).

Address: 707 Tiverton Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Phone: +1 310-825-1260

Run by a non-profit called Heal The Bay, the Aquarium’s main focus is conservation and education. There are over 100 local species on exhibit, as well as a variety of interactive activities, such as Sea Star Feeding and Sand Crab Science, offering budding ocean activists a hands-on approach to learning about marine life.

Address: 1600 Ocean Front Walk, Los Aneles, CA 90401
Phone: +1 310393-6149

Home to hundreds of different species, the LA Zoo offers a virtual mini-trip around the world. Traipse through a rainforest full of slithering snakes and swinging simians, then feed flamingos and get up close and personal with giraffes, all while learning about biodiversity and conservation.

Address: 5333 Zoo Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Phone: +1 323-644-4200

Help cultivate a lifelong interest in art with a visit to one of the most engaging and provocative modern art collections in the world. The MoCA has over 7,000 works over three locations. And it’s not just for older kids: the museum offers guided tours for students as young as eight years old.

Address: 250 South Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: +1 213-621-1745

The Getty has two campuses: the Getty Center, which houses European art dating back hundreds of years to the present day, and the Getty Villa, whose focus is art from Ancient Greece, Rome, and Etruria. A short bus ride from one another, each campus presents a vastly different world in which students can immerse themselves with a guided tour, on their own, or both!

Address: GC: 1200 Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049-1679
GV: 17985 Pacific Coast Hwy, Los Angeles, CA 90272
Phone:: +1 310-440-7300

Students will get a kick out of the free public telescopes set up throughout the observatory, and if the stars align, they might be able to get a close up view of passing phenomena, such as a meteor shower or an eclipse. There are also plenty of exhibits on display throughout the observatory, and it’s got a great view of the Hollywood sign!

Address: 2800 East Observatory Road, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Phone: +1 213-473-0800

Whether you’re looking to ride some waves, sun yourselves among celebs, or park it in a tucked-away spot for a serious R&R sesh, LA’s got no shortage of options. Miles upon miles of white-sand beach line the coast, each with its own distinct vibe. And there’s no better way to get your student group to and from any of these beach spots than renting a bus with a driver.

There’s so much to see and do in LA without getting sand in your skivvies. Ride a charter tour bus out to classics like the Hollywood Sign and the Walk of Fame, or take to Insta with the bright lights of the Santa Monica Pier. Movie buffs will undoubtedly enjoy a studio tour, while sports fans will dig a visit to the Staples Center.

A surprising number of theme parks exist less than an hour away from downtown LA, including Disneyland and Six-Flags Magic Mountain, which means you don’t have to spend hours on the road before getting to the fun stuff — especially when you’ve got a pro charter bus driver navigating the traffic for you.

Ranked #1 in the country for upward mobility of its students, Cal State LA is known for offering unparalleled support to its students. It has 130 clubs and organizations for students to join and wear the Golden Eagle colors with pride, and is the first university in the nation to offer Chicano Studies.

Address: 5151 State University Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90032
Phone: +1 323-343-3000

In its 100 years of cultivating success, UCLA has produced an impressive 14 Nobel laureates, 261 Olympic medals, and over 140 companies that use technology developed at the school. Situated at the heart of some of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods, it offers students a truly immersive LA experience.

Address: 405 Hilgard Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90095
Phone: +1 310-825-4321

With a student population of almost 50,000, USC is impressive, to say the least. Having been the set of many movies, and with the large collection of classical and contemporary art pieces on display throughout the campus, it is a popular tourist destination on top of being a world-renowned research university.

Address: Los Angeles, CA 90089-0911
Phone: +1 213-740-1111