Charter Bus Rentals in Seattle

Planning a wedding is an exciting part of getting married! But it can become daunting – fast. There are a million things to do, from finding the right venue and refining your guestlist to choosing your floral arrangements and planning out your transportation. Take some of that stress off your shoulders by letting us take care of your charter bus rental for your wedding in Boston. Whether it’s a party bus rental or minibus rental that you need, we’ll help you get the perfect vehicle for all your wedding needs.

Just like your big event, your wedding bus transportation should fall nothing short of amazing. From a minibus rental for a wedding photoshoot at Washington Park Arboretum to a luxury coach bus rental in Seattle for your grand arrival at your ceremony, we’ll help you find the right transportation solution for your specific wedding needs.

Celebrating your special day with your closest friends and family is one of the highlights of your wedding. While some guests may already live in Seattle, others might be coming in from other town and arriving at Seattle–Tacoma International Airport. Help them get around with ease by organizing a charter bus rental in Tacoma to pick everybody up from the airport to drop them at their hotels, or set up a wedding shuttle service directly to your venue. Whether you’re holding your reception at The Foundry By Herban Feast or the Pan Pacific Hotel Seattle, you can count on our team of logistics specialists to help you plan the most convenient itineraries for your guests.

Seattle should not be overlooked as a destination for a bachelor or bachelorette’s last hurrah. With options fit for both outdoorsy activities and urban festivities, you’re bound to find something that will please any future bride and groom. Charter a bus in Seattle so your entire crew can arrive safely and in style to your next destination, whether it’s for a hiking day trip at Mount Rainier National Park or a night out dancing at Trinity Night Club. We’ll help you plan out the perfect itinerary.

Indulge in a relaxing spa getaway with your bridal party to keep those jitters at bay at Salish Lodge & Spa, and end the day on a high note with an evening of wine tasting at the Bartholomew Winery. With activities bound to fill up your bridal schedule, help everyone travel from one place to another with ease by organizing a minibus rental for your whole crew. Our team of logistics experts will put their knowledge to use and help you plan out convenient routes to all your pre-wedding celebrations!

Announce your engagement to your friends and family with an intimate get-together with all your loved ones. Whether you’re looking for sweeping views of Seattle’s harbor and mountains at the Olympic Rooftop Pavilion or a dramatic flair with soaring ceilings at the century old Metropolist, make sure everyone has an easy way to travel to your event. Rent a bus in Seattle to save your guests the trouble of finding parking and navigating traffic.

Downtown is the racing heart of Seattle, full of modern attractions and humming with energy. Business and government project meetings happen at the financial district, the government district, or 76-floor Columbia Center.

Downtown is a host of world-class eateries. Both Seattle’s Chinatown and Japantown are located here. Plan a foodie tour, and taste most unexpected coffee mixes, inventive takes on Pacific Northwest cuisine like scallops with chanterelle, and French-spirited foie gras-topped burgers. If you prefer to get a takeout, start with the Pike Market Place – the US’s oldest farmers market.

Just a few buildings away,  Can Can Culinary Cabaret offers a mix of entertainment and eating. For a cultural experience, Downtown offers African and Italian arts at the Seattle Art Museum, classical music at Seattle Symphony, and Broadway hits at Paramount Theatre.

Queen Anne is one of the largest Seattle neighborhoods, named after the architectural style of elite houses built on the hill. Queen Anne hosts 29 official landmarks. Most notable of them are the North Queen Anne Drive Bridge across Wolf Creek, Seattle Center with its Pacific Science Center, and the vibrant Chihuly Garden and Glass. The Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Opera delight music lovers, and Key Arena and Memorial Stadium welcome sports enthusiasts. The remodeled Space Needle is Queen Anne’s iconic attraction, lifting its visitors to the Seattle landscape view.

With dozens of stairways up and down the hills, returning to a comfortable coach bus ready to carry you to the next stop is a treat for every adventurer.

Capitol Hill is known for its established LGBTQ community, live music, and dancing all night long. Whether you seek acceptance or entertainment, visit The Cuff Complex, Neighbours Nightclub, and R Place. For the last twenty years, Capitol Hill has held the Capitol Hill Block Party, an outdoor midsummer music festival on Pike Street, celebrating the inclusion.

Capitol Hill also hosts a variety of more conventional experiences, such as ax-throwing team building events at Blade & Timber or role-playing games at Raygun Lounge.

Rent a bus at Bus.com, and enjoy the party without any concern about parking or choosing a designated driver.

West Seattle has a restfully low-key, peaceful vibe of a seafront town. One-third of Seattle’s green spaces are located in West Seattle’s greenbelt. Many local parks, such as Alki Beach Park and Lincoln Park, combine urban forests and saltwater beaches. Lincoln Park offers a unique route along the waterfront with views of the Olympic Mountain Range and encounters with seals.

To complete the seafront weekend experience, visit Husky Deli for a few scoops of its delicious ice creams, or fresh roast beef from Wild wood Market at Vashon Island. For some vintage and boutique souvenirs, head to Junction retail block.

Magnolia is the second-largest neighborhood in Seattle, famous for its parks. Located on a hilly peninsula, Magnolia is isolated from the city, only connected by three bridges.

Discovery Park is Seattle’s biggest park. The diversity of experiences includes wilderness adventures, beach fun, and the West Point Lighthouse visit. The Magnolia Park at the south end of Magnolia overlooks the city skyline along with the views of Puget Sound and Mount Rainier.

If your group plans to visit Magnolia, you will benefit from a rental bus for the trip: you want to preserve the energy for exploring its vast parks and marinas.