Easy Montreal charter bus rentals

When wedding bells rhyme with securing a venue, sending out guest invitations, and deciding on the right flower arrangement, things can get a bit hectic. We’ll help you find some peace of mind amongst all the chaos by taking care of your wedding transportation. That way, you can keep focusing on the other details of your Big Event. Whether you need to a fully decked-out party bus rental or a minibus rental in Montreal, we’ll find you the perfect vehicle for your wedding day.

Your wedding is an event not to be missed, and your transportation shouldn’t miss the mark either. We’ll make sure you hit everything spot on with a charter bus rental that’s fit for your wedding day needs, whether that’s a minibus for a pre-ceremony photoshoot at the Old Port or an all-star limo service for you and your bridal party.

The best thing about weddings is gathering all your loved ones together. From near or far, make sure they get safely and easily to your wedding by renting a bus in Montreal. For guests who arrive by airfare, you can even organize a dedicated shuttle service to pick them up directly from Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport and drop them off at their hotels. Whether your reception is hosted at La Toundra or Hotel William Gray, our team of bus experts will help you set up the most convenient itinerary for all your guests.

Your bachelor or bachelorette party is the pre-festivities to the greatest celebration of your life – which means that transportation for the event should be just as great. As one of the top cities in the world for bachelor and bachelorette parties, Montreal crawls with fun activities such as Craft Beer Tours or speed boating with Jet Boat Montreal. Rent an all decked-out party bus for you and your crew for the best way to get from one stop to the other!

A little bit of pampering is always a good idea before the grand event! Start off with a spa session at Bota Bota with your closest friends, then head over to the Le Parloir for some picture perfect afternoon tea, or to Le Richmond, a stunning restaurant with an award-winning terrace and delectable cuisine. Wherever your day takes you, our bus specialists will help you plan the most convenient itinerary for all your celebrations.

Getting engaged is exciting! And there’s nothing else better than to be able to share the good news and celebrate with your dearest friend and family. Whether you decide to host a party at lofty Espace Reunion or Cava for sophisticated Greek cuisine, guests should have an easy way to get to your event. Charter a bus in Montreal to help them avoid traffic jams and the pains of having to find parking.

One of the leading factors of employee satisfaction happens to be a company’s culture. A great way to build yours is through offsite meetings, corporate retreats, and enriching conferences for your team. We’ll help you move employees to all these different team activities with a convenient bus rental in Montreal. Whether you need a coach bus or a minibus, we’ll find you a vehicle that’s just the perfect fit for all your corporate transportation needs.

The trip to your next corporate retreat is the best way to get to know your coworkers. Think about it – there is no better way to get acquainted with new colleagues than by striking up a conversation while en route to your event. You could decide to embrace the outdoors with team sports at Estérel Resort or go on a wild Amazing Race through the cobblestone streets of the Old Port for some exciting team building. We’ll make sure your group travels to their destination easily and safely with a comfortable coach bus or a convenient school bus for shorter distances.

If your team needs a change in environment for a productivity boost, consider having off-site meetings. By renting a coach bus with full amenities like space for your laptop and the possibility of adding WiFi, you won’t even have to worry about missing out on work time while on your way there.

Even while traveling to a conference or trade show, you will be able to stay connected. Sleek coach buses come with a full range of amenities to keep you productive and comfortable, such as power outlets, reclining seats, and on-board bathrooms. Professional drivers will make sure you arrive directly to your conference on schedule, whether it’s held at the Palais des congrès de Montréal or Place Bonaventure. That way, you won’t have to worry finding the venue on your own or missing out on an important talk.

Make sure your team is all set to go after they fly into Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. By renting a charter bus, you can avoid the pains of expensive cab rides from the airport to your hotel downtown. Instead, work with our team of logistics specialists to plan a flexible itinerary to drive everybody from the airport directly to their hotel, or make pit stops along the way.

Montreal’s International Jazz Festival is an annual music festival held right downtown in Montreal’s Quartier-des-Spectacles entertainment district. The festival features over 3,000 artists from all over the world who perform in over 650 concerts (450 of which are free outdoor performances), and over 2 million attendees visit every year.

Osheaga is a multi-day indie music festival held in Parc Jean-Drapeau on Saint Helen’s Island. The festival has six event stages and welcomes over 400,000 attendees every year. Some of the festival’s previous headliners have included the likes of The Weeknd, Lana Del Ray, Kendrick Lamar, Jack White, and Snoop Dogg, just to name a few.

For true beer aficionados, the Festival Mondiale de la Bière is a paradise. One of the most important festivals of its kind, it’s held annually in late May at Montreal’s downtown Gare Windsor. It features over 90 separate brewers and offers over 500 products to be sampled over the course of the four-day festival.

Launched in 2006, the Montreal Comicon is a celebration of comic books, toys, video games, anime, and other subcultures. It’s held in July over the course of three days in the Palais des Congrès convention center in downtown Montreal and features celebrity guests, cosplay competitions, panel discussions, workshops, film screenings, and more.

Downtown is the busy heart of Montreal: a business hub with skyscrapers, top hotels, and luxury dining. Both French and English styles intertwine here in language, experiences, and architecture. The Golden Square Mile is a historic area with Victorian-style mansions built by British merchants. Rue St-Denis, leading to the Université du Québec à Montréal, is one of the most popular spots for shopping, eating, and nightlife. Also in the area is the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is a 150 years old museum with Rembrandt, Cézanne, Renoir, and Picasso in its collections. La Ville Souterraine (the Underground City) is Montreal’s wonder, accessible from most Downtown stations. This vast underground maze was constructed together with the Metro and Palais des Congrès (Convention Center). 

The Plateau Mont-Royal is characterized by its location adjacent the Mont Royal. The Parc du Mont-Royal is a vast space of green with walking and biking routes. The “mountain”, as it is commonly called, also hosts two old cemeteries representing the historical forces of the city —  one Anglophone and Protestant, and the other Francophone and Catholic. The Plateau-Mont-Royal district is a popular place to rent vacation accommodation. The Mile End is the home to Le Marché des Possibles, a space hosting many cultural and corporate events.

Old Montreal (Vieux-Montréal) is the birthplace of the city and the heart of its cultural life. Its peaceful cobblestone streets — especially Place Jacques-Cartier — are much-loved by street performers. Just a bit further north, the Place des Arts is home to the Montreal Opera, Symphony Orchestra, and Grands Ballets Canadiens. It also hosts the Montreal Jazz Festival and the Just For Laughs comedy event. Other notable historic locations include Vieux-Port-de-Montréal (Old Port of Montreal), the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall), and the Marché Bonsecours (Bonsecours Market). Basilique Notre-Dame (Notre-Dame Basilica) is the prime attraction of Montreal and one of the most dramatic Gothic Revival interiors in the world. 

Montreal includes one artificial and one natural island on the St. Lawrence River: Ile Ste-Hélène, and Ile Notre-Dame. Ile Ste-Hélène hosted the Expo 67 world’s fair, some events of the 1976 Summer Olympics and currently hosts La Ronde Amusement Park. A few popular festivals like Osheaga Festival and L’International des Feux Loto-Québec (famous for its fireworks) also happen here. The smaller Ile Notre-Dame is home to the Casino de Montréal and the racing track.

The South Shore (Rive-Sud) includes Montérégie, with the largest city in the South Shore area being Longueuil. Montérégie is known for its vineyards, orchards, scenic views, and fresh produce. There are three nature parks and a stunning wildlife reserve Boisé du Tremblay. Sporting life is active here, too: there are seven arenas, including Aréna Olympia and the Colisée Jean Béliveau. For those interested in the history of religions, there are Roman Catholic Co-Cathedral of Saint-Antoine-de-Padoue and the Montréal Québec Temple.

The North Shore (Rive Nord) encompasses the Laurentides and Lanaudière regions, as well as the city of Laval. This area is mainly known as the resort destination, with lake activities in summer and skiing in winter. Famous ski resorts include Saint-Sauveur and Mont Tremblant. Lanaudière’s is a harmony of urbanization and the natural environment. The southern area is known for its historic locations, the piedmont in the center has beautiful lakes and natural sights, and the Laurentian Plateau is a mainly forested area with fishing and hiking.