Types of Buses Available

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the go-to pick for a tight-knit group that wants a polished ride without booking an entire party bus. Bridal parties heading to ceremonies at The George Peabody Library love this vehicle — it navigates Mount Vernon's narrower streets far more easily than a full-size bus. Weekday hourly rates run $200–$325, weekend hourly rates run $225–$350, and full-day bookings range $1,550–$3,150.

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Need to move a small executive team between Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport and downtown hotels on Pratt Street without the overhead of a large vehicle? The Sprinter Van Rental with Driver is built for that run — clean, efficient, and compact enough to pull into hotel loading zones on Light Street without blocking traffic. Weekday hourly rates start at $200–$275, weekend hourly at $225–$375, and per-day bookings range $1,400–$2,750.

A 15-passenger party bus is the right size for a birthday group hitting Fells Point bar-to-bar on a Friday night, where parking on Thames Street and Broadway fills up fast and you'd rather not have anyone sit out to drive. These buses typically come with LED lighting, premium sound, and perimeter seating so the group stays together from pickup to last call. Weekend hourly rates run $250–$350, with weekday rates from $200–$350 and per-day pricing from $1,400–$2,850.

Step up to an 18-passenger party bus when your guest list creeps past fifteen — it covers bachelorette parties moving between Federal Hill rooftop bars and Canton waterfront spots without cramming anyone in. The jump in capacity also makes it a solid option for a smaller sports group heading to Oriole Park at Camden Yards on a weeknight when parking on Washington Boulevard already costs $20–$30 before the first pitch. Weekday hourly rates run $275–$350, weekend hourly $275–$400, per-day $2,100–$2,600.

The 20-passenger party bus splits the difference between intimate and full-group energy — comfortable for a corporate happy hour circuit from Harbor East to Power Plant Live!, where the surface lot situation on Market Place gets expensive and chaotic on a Thursday night. Most 20-passenger buses in the network come standard with Bluetooth audio, flat-panel TVs, and a built-in bar setup. Weekday hourly rates range $250–$350, weekend hourly $275–$350, per-day from $1,950–$2,800.

A 25-passenger party bus in Baltimore is one of the most-requested sizes for Ravens and Orioles fan groups, and for good reason — M&T Bank Stadium and Oriole Park sit next to each other on Russell Street, and on shared event days, the stadium lots sell out early and rideshare surge pricing on Pratt Street can triple post-game. A 25-passenger bus keeps your whole group on one pickup plan. Weekend hourly rates run $275–$375, weekday rates $250–$350, per-day $1,850–$2,900.

When 25 seats isn't quite enough but a full 30 feels like overkill, the 28-passenger party bus lands right in the gap — a strong fit for wedding guest shuttles running between hotel blocks on Pratt Street and ceremony venues in Roland Park or Guilford, where street parking is permit-only and guests driving in from out of town would otherwise circle for 20 minutes. Weekday hourly rates run $250–$350, weekend hourly $275–$375, per-day from $2,150–$2,700.

The 30-passenger party bus is where group energy really starts to build — large enough for a full birthday weekend bus crawl from Hampden down to South Baltimore, small enough to still maneuver into venue loading zones on Chestnut Avenue without a staging plan. Groups heading to CFG Bank Arena for a sold-out concert night love this size: it drops right on Howard Street at the venue entrance while rideshare passengers wait in the post-show queue. Weekend hourly rates run $325–$425, weekday $300–$375, per-day $2,350–$3,050.

A 40-passenger party bus makes sense for large reunion groups, big office outings, or fan buses filling up for a Preakness Stakes weekend at Pimlico Race Course — where Hayward Avenue lot access gets congested hours before post time and coordinating multiple cars across Northern Parkway is a genuine headache. Forty seats means one pickup point, one drop-off, and one predictable departure window after the races. Weekday hourly rates run $300–$350, weekend hourly $325–$500, per-day from $2,300–$3,500.

The 50-passenger party bus is the largest party-configured vehicle in the network — the right call for a corporate event at the Baltimore Convention Center (1 West Pratt Street) when your team is scattered across multiple downtown hotels and you need one cohesive departure. It also works for large quinceañera and Sweet 16 groups that need style AND capacity. Weekend hourly rates run $325–$500, weekday rates $300–$450, per-day from $2,150–$4,050.

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The Baltimore minibus rental is the practical workhorse of the network — no party bells and whistles, just clean reclining seats, solid A/C, and the maneuverability to handle tight urban corridors like St. Paul Street or the loading zones behind Johns Hopkins Hospital's East Baltimore campus. School groups, corporate shuttles, and airport transfer runs from BWI to downtown hotels lean on this vehicle constantly. Weekday hourly rates run $200–$250, weekend hourly $200–$275, per-day from $1,100–$2,150.

For groups heading well outside the city — Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Live! Casino Maryland in Hanover, or a multi-day university athletic trip — the 40-56 passenger charter bus is built for it. Undercarriage luggage bays handle equipment and overnight bags, onboard restrooms cut the stop count on long runs, and the passenger capacity means one bus handles what would otherwise be a four-car caravan on I-95.

Weekday and weekend hourly rates both run $200–$350, per-day from $1,350–$2,850.