Mobile Charter Bus & Minibus Rentals
Welcome to Mobile, Alabama! It’s a bustling port city on the Gulf Coast, and one of the South’s best-kept secrets. The city is bursting with activities, making it a fantastic destination for a family vacation, group tour, or special event like a wedding or conference. No matter what your group travel needs may be—whether you are looking to take a day trip out to Gulf Shores or to tour the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, book a shuttle service to the Mobile Regional Airport, or enjoy a brew tour through the city’s top craft breweries, Mobile Charter Bus has you covered! With charter bus and minibus rentals, any group trip through Mobile will be as smooth as possible. Call 561-493-2858 today and let us know your itinerary, passenger count, and any needs, and our experienced team will provide an instant, free charter bus rental quote—it’s that easy!
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Why Rent a Bus With Mobile Charter Bus?
Renting a bus is easy with Mobile Charter Bus! We offer you a massive selection of bus types, instant price quotes, and 24/7 reservation services to get you where you need to be—any time and any place. Our vast network of buses in the United States means that we can organize transportation for any event or group. Our nationwide services can connect you to a minibus in Austin, a party bus in Las Vegas, or any type of bus or limo anywhere in the United States. Simply let our agents know about the type of bus you need, the amenities you’re interested in, where you are going, and how many people are in your group, and we will get you the perfect charter bus for you.
bus types we offer in Mobile
Mobile Sporting Event Transportation
Rent a bus with us to catch a Reese’s Senior Bowl or GoDaddy Bowl Game with a group of your closest friends or family. College football is a huge deal around Mobile, so you’ll need to book a bus as early as possible in order to ensure you’re able to snag your ideal bus model and that you won’t be left with no transportation on game day! Your group can also enjoy pre-gaming fun on board the bus without having to worry about traffic and finding parking near Ladd-Peebles Stadium during gameday events.
Mobile Wedding Shuttles & Transportation
Planning your special day can be difficult. Let us make the process easier by renting you a private wedding shuttle service in Mobile, Alabama. With a personal driver, your guests and wedding party won’t need to worry about driving themselves between destinations, navigating unfamiliar streets if they’re from out of town, or organizing rideshares from the hotel and venue.
Mobile Corporate Transportation & Employee Shuttles
Let Mobile Charter Bus arrange private group transportation for any event you’re planning. We can organize shuttle service for guests of company retreats or build an ongoing employee shuttle service program for business professionals traveling between different offices, remote parking lots, and even to and from nearby suburbs. Our buses can include amenities to enhance on-the-road productivity, like WiFi and power outlets.
Mobile School Field Trip Transportation
When it comes to planning a field trip, comfortably and dependability are key! Charter a school field trip bus in Mobile and rest easy knowing that the buses in our network meet all federal regulations, include a driver, and come with features that make long bus rides enjoyable for all ages! Just let us know when you call what amenities your students may need.
Mobile Private Event Transportation
Booking a private event can be fun, though stressful at times, so let’s take the transportation part of your event off your plate! Whether it’s a concert shuttle service or a night out on the town in a sprinter bus, we will help you and your private event guests enjoy their experience together. We work with groups of any size to find a transportation solution that will suit any personal occasion!
Mobile Airport Shuttle Buses & Transportation
When it comes to the airport, finding reliable transportation can make or break your trip to a new city. Make getting to and from Mobile Regional Airport simple with an airport transfer shuttle from Mobile Charter Bus. We’ll pick up your travel group, store your luggage, and transport you to your hotel or a private event in Downtown Mobile on your own schedule—so you can forget worrying about the bus and focus on your time in The Azalea City.
Mobile Charter Bus Rental Prices
Bus Type |
Per Hour |
Per Day |
Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|
50 to 56 Passenger Charter Bus
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$180 – $500+
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$1,800 – $3,800
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$6.00 – $9.95
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40 to 50 Passenger Charter Bus
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$170 – $480+
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$1,600 – $3,565
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$6.00 – $9.95
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25 to 35 Passenger Minibus
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$150 – $450+
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$1,610 – $3,465
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$4.00 – $9.95
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20 to 24 Passenger Minibus
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$150 – $440+
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$1,610 – $3,365
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$4.00 – $8.95
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15 to 18 Passenger Minibus
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$150 – $430+
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$1,520 – $3,255
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$4.00 – $7.95
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Entertainer Coach
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$315 – $550+
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$3,000 – $5,000+
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$6.00 – $9.95
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Yellow School Bus
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$145 – $450+
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$1,520 – $3,655
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$6.00 – $9.95
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Mobile Party Bus Rental Prices
Type of Party Bus |
Cost Per Hour Weekdays |
Cost Per Hour Weekends |
Cost Per Day |
|---|---|---|---|
Small Party Bus (10 to 20 Passengers)
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$180 - $450+
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$200 - $470+
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$1,000 - $2,900+
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Medium Party Bus (20 to 40 Passengers)
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$200 - $500+
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$220 - $500+
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$1,200 - $3,500+
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Large Party Bus Rental (40 to 50 Passengers)
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$250 - $500+
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$240 - $520+
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$1,500 - $3,900+
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Mercedes Sprinter Party Bus
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$160 - $400+
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$180 - $450+
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$1,000 - $3,900+
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* Prices may vary greatly in your city and state. Due to the impact of COVID-19 and inflation, all rental prices shown are past estimates. Actual pricing may be significantly higher depending on availability and location. To get real-time pricing, call us 561-493-2858 or use our online quote tool.
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Top Destinations in Mobile To Visit By Charter Bus
Mobile is an amazing place for locals and visitors, and it’s a hidden gem for tourists to visit in the Southeast. Here is a look at 10 destinations for group travel in Mobile.
Bellingrath Gardens and Home
- 12401 Bellingrath Gardens Rd, Theodore, AL 36582
- (251) 973-2217
Bellingrath Gardens and Home sits on a 65-acre estate with beautiful azaleas, roses, and water lilies. Enjoy an educational experience as your group explores the variety of blooming and growing plants in each garden. Located in Mobile suburb Theodore, Alabama, this attraction is the perfect day-long journey away from the busy cityscape. Have a designated shuttle service handle the roundtrip from Downtown to the estate as your group enjoys the gardens and their lush Southern greenery. After all, a garden stroll is one of the best ways to soak up the Alabama sunshine!
USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park
- 2703 Battleship Pkwy, Mobile, AL 36602
- (251) 433-2703
This maritime and naval museum is the place to be if you’re visiting Mobile for American military history! The park is home to the battleship USS Alabama, as well as the USS Drum, a Cold-War era submarine, and a museum with exhibits for land and sea battles spanning from the Civil War through the Korean War. You’ll see torpedoes, mines, rockets, uniforms, and other military paraphernalia from all branches of the armed forces on display. And, since parking can get difficult, you’ll want to arrive in an oversized vehicle, such as a 28- or 56-passenger coach. The park is happy to accommodate groups of visitors.
Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center
- 65 Government St, Mobile, AL 36602
- (251) 208-6873
Perfect for students of all ages and budding young scientists, this STEM museum offers visitors more than 150 interactive exhibits to spark an interest in science, math, engineering, and the natural world. Highlights include the Gulf of Mexico and Wharf of Wonders exhibitions. Catch an exhilarating IMAX film showing on the big screen or explore exhibits like the Science Station and Bodies in Motion, where visitors can learn about biology and physiology.
History Museum of Mobile
- 111 S Royal St, Mobile, AL 36602
- (251) 208-7569
For a historical day trip, you won’t want to skip visiting the History Museum of Mobile. Discover more than 300 years of Mobile history across three separate historic buildings. After your group has enjoyed the tour, visit Fort Conde across the street, which is a 19th century fort built on the site of the first Mobile settlement established in the 1700s by European colonists. You’ll see historic military fortifications and weapons, like cannons, on display. When you book a minibus for your group, your driver can park at one of the few paid lots surrounding the museums in downtown. They can even provide a cool and comfy ride when it’s time to get everyone to your next destination.
Oakleigh Historic Complex
- 350 Oakleigh Pl, Mobile, AL 36604
- (251) 432-1281
This historic complex includes a trio of historic buildings from the antebellum era, each a snapshot of Southern life in the early 1800s. Your group can take tours of Oakleigh House (built in 1833), tour the Cox-Deasy House (which has exhibits on Mobile architecture from the 1850s), and stroll through the gardens. This complex has a designated area for bus parking and drop off—so you won’t need to worry about everyone finding separate parking in Oakleigh Garden District’s limited street parking.
Fort Gaines Historic Site
- 51 Bienville Blvd, Dauphin Island, AL 36528
- (251) 861-6992
Just about a 30-minute drive from Mobile in Dauphin Island, Alabama, visit Fort Gaines for a dose of American military history. Fort Gaines sits on the east end of the island. During the Civil War, it helped form part of Confederate naval defenses as well as prevented the Union army from claiming Mobile Bay. Today, the historic fort is a popular place to visit with a family, explore 19th-century military weaponry, and even enjoy scenic views of Dauphin Island and the Gulf from the fortress ramparts.
Hank Aaron Childhood Home & Museum
- 755 Bolling Bros Blvd, Mobile, AL 36610
- (251) 479-4700
Located in Toulminville on the north side of Mobile, this museum is dedicated to telling the life and legacy of famed baseball legend Henry “Hank” Aaron. A group of baseball fans can easily travel here with a private charter bus. Your driver can drop everyone off near the museum’s entrance before parking on a nearby street.
Alabama Contemporary Art Center
- 301 Conti St, Mobile, AL 36602
- (251) 208-5671
Visit this art center for a gallery talk on experimental and contemporary Southern art. There are no permanent exhibits here; the Alabama Contemporary Art Center solely presents works from emerging and established contemporary artists through rotating installations that are available to explore year-round.
Mobile Botanical Gardens
- 5151 Museum Dr, Mobile, AL 36608
- (251) 342-0555
Plan a group outing to the Mobile Botanical Gardens, a 100-acre space on the northwest edge of Mobile. From local and native species like camellias, magnolias, and azaleas, the botanical gardens are the perfect place for lovers of all things plants to learn and see how plant species are cared for. A short walk from the gardens is the Langan Park Conservatory, and guests to both have a variety of amenities like walking trails, picnic areas, and an 18-hole disc golf course.
Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
- 2 S Claiborne St, Mobile, AL 36602
- (251) 434-1570
Whether or not you are of the Roman Catholic faith, a visit to this historic structure is sure to leave you mesmerized. Located on one of Mobile’s busiest commercial streets, Claiborne Street, this cathedral is one of the most gorgeous Catholic churches in Alabama. Admire its beautiful stained glass windows or listen to one of the church’s many recitals or organ concerts throughout the year.
Rent a Bus To Visit Mobile’s Neighborhoods
While exploring the many events and attractions that the city has to offer, make sure that you have an effective plan in place to make your commute as stress-free as possible, whether you are traveling alone or with a group.
Church Street East
Church Street East was once a residential district for high-society in Mobile. As a wealthy district, the streets in this neighborhood are lined with elegant and impressive historical homes that span several eras of Southern American architecture. Visitors will find Victorian-style houses alongside antebellum houses, and everything in between.
De Tonti Square
This neighborhood is considered one of the most historic areas of Downtown Mobile and is known as the starting point of Mobile’s Carnival celebration. Visit the oldest surviving home in Alabama—Richards DAR House—or learn local history at The Conde-Charlotte Museum House. If you plan to book a tour or stay here for more than an hour or so, street parking will likely be full, so consider asking your minibus or charter bus driver to drop everyone off at one end and pick you up at the other.
Oakleigh Garden District
Named for Oakleigh House, an 1800s mansion in Greek Revival style, this quiet residential area is the place to be if you want a break from Downtown’s hustle and bustle. The park includes several historically significant landmarks such as The Bragg-Mitchell Mansion (a beautiful Victorian-style house with ornate period furnishings and lush grounds) as well as the stately Greek Revival architecture of Government Street Presbyterian Church. If your group doesn’t want to spend a lot of time in museums, Oakleigh Garden District has several streets lined with classic homes that offer plenty of charming photo ops as you stroll the avenues.
Depot Park
As one of Mobile’s liveliest nightlife spots, Lower Dauphin Street is a must-see for groups with those who love a good pub or brewery. The district houses multiple gastropubs, lounges, pool halls, and breweries with live music in walking distance of one another. You’ll also find theaters, galleries, event venues, and casual eateries throughout this eclectic neighborhood. Whether you have tickets to a show at The Saenger Theatre or a band tour of the neighborhood’s local music spots, make sure everyone has a safe ride home at the end of the night by booking a private charter bus with Mobile Charter Bus.
