Safe and Easy Austin charter bus rentals

Bus.com is a marketplace for charter buses connecting event organizers and bus suppliers. We help you set up transportation to and from any type of events by partnering with reliable and vetted bus companies across North America.

After inputting the details of your planned trip, Bus.com’s easy to use online booking tool will provide a comprehensive overview of bus rental options in the Austin area. If you discover that the bus type you require is not available for your intended trip dates, reach out to our 24/7 customer care team with your request by phone at 1-855-428-7266 or by email at info@bus.com.

Charter bus rental prices in Austin are calculated based on a variety of factors, including your trip date, total mileage, driver’s time on duty, availability of buses in Austin, and time of the year. We also work with our bus partners in order to get preferred prices compared to the rest of the market.

Our large network of trusted bus partners spans across North America. We ensure high quality charter bus service in Austin as well as competitive bus rates by personally vetting the local bus companies that we work with.

Each of our charter bus rentals in Austin comes with its own driver. Our charter bus quotes take this into account by including driver’s gratuity and hotel accommodations based on current industry standard.

Depending on how far you’re traveling and the amenities you need, you can rent a school bus, coach bus, mini coach bus, or minibus in Austin for your trip.

With prices that increase the closer you get to your trip date, it is recommended to rent a bus early on during your planning process. With our Book Now, Pay Later policy, you can secure your bus reservation today, but only pay for it 21 days before your trip runs.

Downtown Austin is packed with spots to check out. Sixth Street is a common first stop for visitors. It’s chock-full of bars and live music venues. Hops & Grain has a selection of more than 10 beers that they brew on site, if you’re a beer connoisseur. If you really love music, Moody Theater is a stop to consider, or Paramount Theater. Both are intimate venues, whether you’re in the more than 2000 crowd at Moody or the 1200+ crowd at Paramount. Although you might not think you need a sprinter van to get around, renting one for your group would save you time and that means more sightseeing.

Central Austin is filled with many well-known landmarks, among them: the Texas State Capitol, the Lyndon B. Johnson library, and the University of Texas. The college makes for a strong collegiate vibe to the area, especially in the North Campus and Hyde Park neighborhoods. If you’re looking for nightlife, Cactus Cafe and Tigress Pub are two not-to-be-missed bars to check out. Tigress Pub is in a one-room location so make sure to look for it. If art is more your speed, there are museums like the Harry Ransom Center and the Guzu Gallery. Movie lovers will be at home at the Austin Film Society Cinema, which also has a full-service bar: the best of both worlds. If you’re looking for a fun night for your bachelor or bachelorette party, a shuttle bus might be just the thing to get you around this area.

Westlake is a suburb just outside of Austin, west of the central part of the city. Its most prominent feature is Wild Basin Wilderness Park, a preserve that was founded in 1974 and offers nature education programming. If you’re looking for a quick way to get into Austin for your small group trip, consider renting a sprinter van or a shuttle bus. You won’t have to worry about parking or navigating one-way streets. Westlake was founded in 1953 and you’ll find a mix of beautiful hill country and forests, combined with waterfront views.

North Austin gives you the best of both worlds: you’ll find quiet neighborhoods with a mix of restaurants and shopping options nearby. Downtown Austin is only a fifteen minute drive, so if you’re looking for more of a thrill, it’s easy for you to access. North Austin is also well-known for its businesses and offices. Many of the high tech companies make their homes here. You can find about fifteen neighborhoods in the North Austin area, including Gracy Woods, Lamplight Village, and Crestview. Although much of the area is industrial, more southern parts of the neighborhood boast green, with an abundance of parks and trails.

East Austin is know for its eclectic artist spaces and its delicious food. Historically, it was a segregated part of the city, with a largely Black population. Today, it walks the line between gentrification and trying to keep its working-class roots. One place where you can see the mix of old and new is Alamo Street is particularly known as one of the places where you can see the old homes and the newer ones mix together. The area is home to The White Horse, where you can catch live music, usually for free. If books are more your style, make sure to check out Farewell Books, which boasts both new and used books. With nearly 30 neighborhoods to choose from, you’re certain to find a place that feels like home.