Types of Buses We Offer

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right pick when your group is small but the occasion calls for something elevated. Premium leather seating, tinted privacy windows, USB charging at every seat, and individual reading lights make this the go-to vehicle for bridal parties heading to a ceremony at Hayes Mansion, executive transfers from Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC), or a birthday dinner crawl through Santana Row. No designated driver, no rideshare juggling — just your group, your playlist, and a clean, comfortable ride.

The Sprinter van handles the smaller-group transfers that still need a polished, reliable presentation. Think executive airport runs from SJC to a tech campus in North San Jose, VIP client pickups from the Fairmont San Jose, or a leadership team shuttle between campuses before a company all-hands. Premium leather seating, individual climate control, and tinted windows deliver the corporate look without the bulk of a full-size coach.

Seats up to 14 — ideal when the group is compact but the standards are not.

The 15-passenger party bus is built for tight groups that want the full party experience. A built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound, and wraparound perimeter seating mean the energy is already going by the time you reach the first stop. Perfect for a bachelorette kickoff in the SoFA District, a birthday bar crawl along South First Street, or a Sharks game pregame that starts on the bus.

No dividing into multiple cars — everyone rides together from pickup to last call.

Need a little more room but still want the full party atmosphere? The 18-passenger party bus fits the same bar, LED lighting, and Bluetooth sound setup into a slightly larger cabin with more breathing room on a Saturday night out. It is a popular choice for quinceañera send-offs heading to venues in Willow Glen or along Monterey Road, and for friend groups who want to hit two or three spots in downtown San Jose without splitting the tab — or the rideshare — at the end of the night.

The 20-passenger party bus is where group size starts to give you real economies of scale. Instead of five separate rideshares at surge pricing after an SAP Center concert, one vehicle handles the whole crew for a single flat rate. The built-in bar, LED lighting, flat-panel TVs, and Bluetooth sound system are all standard — and the open center area gives everyone room to move.

Great for corporate team outings, milestone birthday celebrations, and any group heading to California's Great America in Santa Clara for the day.

At 25 seats, the 25-passenger party bus hits the sweet spot between small-group feel and large-group capacity. It is the most commonly booked size for bachelorette weekends that start at Santana Row and end in the SoFA District, for family reunion outings heading south toward Pinnacles National Park, and for sports groups loading up for an Earthquakes match at PayPal Park. The rolling tailgate setup — full bar, premium sound, color-changing LEDs — keeps energy high from the moment the bus pulls away.

The 28-passenger party bus is the right call when a 25 is a little snug and a 30 feels like more than you need. It fits naturally for prom groups across San Jose Unified and East Side Union school districts coordinating joint pickups, or for a corporate team outing that has grown past the 25-seat count after a few late RSVPs. Standard amenities include the built-in bar, LED lighting, flat-panel TVs, and Bluetooth sound — same party setup, just sized correctly for a group that lands right in between the round numbers.

The 30-passenger party bus handles groups that have outgrown the mid-tier options without needing a full 40-seat setup. It is a natural fit for large bachelorette groups, office holiday parties heading to a dinner in Campbell or Los Gatos, and fan groups bound for a sold-out Sharks game at SAP Center who want the built-in bar and sound system to carry them all the way to the Autumn Street entrance. Flat-panel TVs, LED lighting, and wraparound seating round out the cabin — same formula, larger stage.

The 40-passenger party bus is where large-scale group events start to feel genuinely effortless. It handles multi-family outings, large school reunion groups, and sizable corporate team celebrations all in one vehicle. The full party setup — bar, LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs, and an open center area — scales with the headcount.

If your group is heading to a concert at SAP Center or a summer festival across the South Bay, a 40-seat party bus keeps absolutely everyone together for one predictable rate instead of a fragmented caravan.

The 50-passenger party bus is for large groups that refuse to compromise on atmosphere. With a full-length bar, color-changing LED lighting, premium sound, and flat-panel TVs across a spacious cabin, it delivers a genuine nightclub-on-wheels experience for up to 50 people. Graduation parties, large quinceañera send-offs, and oversized bachelorette weekends all land here.

When the group is big enough that splitting vehicles would break the energy, the 50-seat bus keeps everyone under one roof — and that roof is built for a party.

The 15–35 passenger minibus is the workhorse of the fleet for groups that need reliable point-to-point transfers without the full party setup. Reclining seats, powerful climate control, and overhead storage make it the right fit for school field trips to The Tech Interactive on South Market Street, corporate shuttle loops between San Jose McEnery Convention Center and nearby partner hotels, and wedding guest shuttles moving between a ceremony venue and a reception at Villa Ragusa in Campbell. Clean, comfortable, and easy to coordinate.

The 40–56 passenger charter bus is built for the trips where distance and comfort both matter. Reclining seats, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, and deep undercarriage luggage bays handle everything from full-class field trips heading to Monterey Bay Aquarium to multi-day convention shuttles serving hundreds of attendees at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center. For long-haul runs up US-101 to San Francisco or across CA-17 to Santa Cruz, this is the vehicle that keeps a large group comfortable the entire way.