Types of Buses We Offer

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the go-to for a tight-knit crew that still wants the full VIP experience — think bridal party pickups from the Historic Davenport Hotel, rehearsal dinner runs along Riverside Avenue, or a birthday night that hops between craft cocktail bars near the Monroe Street corridor. Premium leather seating, individual USB charging ports, and tinted privacy windows make this the right pick when the group is small but the occasion is not. Call 509-753-3810 to reserve yours.

When the priority is clean, comfortable point-to-point transfer rather than a rolling party, the Sprinter Van is the answer. Airport runs from Spokane International (GEG) to downtown hotels, corporate team pickups for a convention at the Spokane Convention Center, or a tidy shuttle between a Gonzaga University event and a Kendall Yards restaurant — this van handles the functional trips without overbuying capacity. Overhead storage keeps bags off laps on the I-90 run in from the airport.

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Fifteen passengers is the sweet spot for a South Hill bachelorette crew or a close group of Zags fans making the trip down to a rivalry game. The 15-passenger party bus comes loaded with color-changing LED lighting, a Bluetooth sound system, and a built-in bar — so the pregame starts the moment everyone boards, not when you finally find parking at the Spokane Arena. No drawing straws for a designated driver.

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Got a slightly larger crew for a prom night or a milestone birthday making stops along the West Central district bar scene? The 18-passenger party bus steps up the capacity without sacrificing the party-ready atmosphere — wraparound perimeter seating, flat-panel TVs, and the kind of premium sound system that keeps energy high from the first pickup to the last drop-off. Spokane traffic on a Saturday night along Division Street is rough.

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Twenty passengers and a Saturday night itinerary through Spokane's craft brewery scene — Orlison Brewing on East Sprague, Black Label Brewing in the Valley, Iron Goat up on West Pacific — is exactly what the 20-passenger party bus is built for. There's no parking scramble between stops and no splitting the group into separate cars at the end of the night. LED lighting, an onboard bar, and Bluetooth audio handle the atmosphere.

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Wedding guest shuttles between the Davenport Grand and a ceremony venue in the Spokane Valley, or a family reunion group hitting the Spokane Riverfront Park and dinner afterward — the 25-passenger party bus covers mid-size group needs without a square inch wasted. Comfortable wraparound seating, climate control, and a sound system that keeps conversation alive on the ride up I-90 to a Coeur d'Alene resort stop. One vehicle, one flat rate, everyone together.

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A corporate outing to a Spokane Chiefs game at Spokane Arena, a company happy hour that makes three stops across downtown, or a sorority event crossing the Gonzaga campus and heading south — 28 seats threads the needle between a minibus and a full-size party bus perfectly. Perimeter seating keeps everyone face-to-face instead of staring at the back of someone's head on the way down Second Avenue. Color-changing LEDs and Bluetooth audio are standard.

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Thirty passengers gives you enough room for a real celebration without pushing into charter bus territory — the right size for a quinceañera group making a grand entrance, a large prom crew loading up at a Spokane Valley school, or a corporate team-building trip that ends with dinner near the Kendall Yards neighborhood. The built-in bar, LED light package, and premium audio system mean the bus ride itself is part of the event, not just transit to it. Call 509-753-3810.

When the guest list climbs toward forty, the 40-passenger party bus keeps everyone in one room instead of splitting the celebration across two vehicles. Think large-scale bachelorette parties, a full Gonzaga alumni crew heading to a home game, or a corporate group departing from a Spokane Convention Center event for a dinner across the river. Wraparound seating, a full-length bar, flat-panel TVs, and sound that fills a forty-seat cabin without straining — this is the bus for big nights.

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Fifty passengers on one bus means one headcount, one pickup window, and one flat rate split across a crowd — the math almost always beats coordinating a caravan of SUVs through Friday night traffic on Sprague Avenue. The 50-passenger party bus is the top-end party vehicle in the fleet, built for massive bachelorette weekends, large-scale birthday events, or any occasion where the group is big enough that losing people between stops is a genuine concern. Call 509-753-3810 to reserve it early.

Minibuses are the workhorses of the fleet — climate-controlled, comfortable, and maneuverable enough to navigate tighter downtown Spokane streets without taking up as much space as a full charter bus. School field trips from Ferris or Lewis and Clark High School heading to the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, corporate airport pickups from GEG for a sales team landing on the same flight, or a wedding guest shuttle looping between a South Hill venue and a downtown hotel — the minibus handles all of it cleanly. Call 509-753-3810.

The 40-56 passenger charter bus is built for the long hauls and large-scale logistics that smaller vehicles simply can't match — a full school grade heading to Seattle on I-90, a corporate convention group that needs to move 50 people from Spokane International to a Coeur d'Alene resort, or a massive sporting event charter rolling out of the Spokane Valley for an away game. Undercarriage luggage bays swallow gear, onboard restrooms keep pit stops off the itinerary, and reclining seats make the miles easy. Call 509-753-3810.