Types of Buses We Offer

Up to 14 passengers ride in premium leather captain's chairs with USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows, and individual reading lights. This is the go-to for bachelorette parties hopping between Old Colorado City bars and Tejon Street restaurants, or bridal parties needing a polished arrival at a Garden of the Gods Club ceremony. One vehicle, one flat rate — no coordinating two separate cars across a city.

The Sprinter Van seats up to 14 passengers in a clean, upright configuration — great for executive airport transfers between Colorado Springs Airport (COS) and downtown hotels, or small corporate groups shuttling between the Broadmoor and a DTC meeting in Denver. Overhead storage, individual climate zones, and a smooth highway ride on I-25 make the 70-mile run to Denver far more productive than wrestling that corridor solo.

Colorado Springs' entry-level party bus fits a crew of 15 with color-changing LED lighting, a built-in bar, and Bluetooth audio — the right pick for a birthday group making the Craft Beer Bar crawl along South Tejon Street or a bachelorette squad hitting Brass Brewing and The Rabbit Hole in one night. Everybody rides together, nobody draws the short straw on who has to stay sober. Call 303-225-4640.

The 18-passenger party bus adds a few more seats without losing any of the amenities — still LED lighting, onboard bar, premium sound, and wraparound perimeter seating. It's a natural fit for a slightly larger birthday group or a company happy-hour crew heading from a Briargate office park to the bars on North Nevada. Flat rate split 18 ways makes this one of the sharpest values in the fleet.

Twenty seats, a full-length bar, flat-panel TVs, and color-changing LEDs put this vehicle in its element on a pub crawl, a quinceañera night out, or a fan group heading north on I-25 to a Denver Nuggets game at Ball Arena. The dance floor area keeps the energy going from pickup in Colorado Springs all the way to the arena parking garage — before the first quarter even tips off.

The 25-passenger party bus handles mid-size groups without the size of a full charter bus — exactly the right fit for a company outing to a Colorado Springs Sky Sox game at UCHealth Park or a birthday crawl through the Manitou Springs strip. Perimeter seating, LED lighting, onboard sound, and a built-in bar mean the party starts the moment the group boards, not when they reach the destination.

A 28-seat party bus is the sweet spot for a prom group, a bachelorette weekend based out of the Broadmoor area, or a fan bus heading to a Colorado Rockies home opener at Coors Field. Comfortable enough for the 70-mile I-25 run to Denver, loaded enough for a full night on the Springs bar scene — color-changing LEDs, premium Bluetooth sound, wraparound seating, and a bar stocked on your terms.

Thirty passengers, one vehicle, zero coordination headaches across a three-car caravan. This size works perfectly for office holiday parties shuttling from a Northgate corporate campus to downtown, or a large bachelorette group making a night of the Old Colorado City and Tejon Street circuit. The onboard bar, LEDs, and sound system handle entertainment; your group handles the celebrating.

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Forty seats takes you into group-outing territory — think a full fan section heading to a UCCS event, a large corporate team hitting a Colorado Springs venue, or an extended family reunion shuttle between the hotel and a Pikes Peak area attraction. Still loaded with party bus amenities — bar, LED lighting, premium sound — but with room for a crowd that would otherwise need two smaller vehicles and twice the coordination.

The 50-passenger party bus is the largest party-format vehicle in the fleet, built for groups that refuse to split up. Graduation celebrations, large quinceañeras, and company-wide events heading from Colorado Springs to a Denver concert venue are where this vehicle earns its keep. Full-length bar, color-changing LED lighting, flat-panel TVs, and enough perimeter seating that every passenger has a spot — and nobody is riding in a separate car wishing they weren't.

The minibus covers the gap between a Sprinter and a full charter — reclining seats, powerful A/C, and overhead storage, without the bulk of a 56-passenger coach. It's the right call for a school field trip to the U.S. Air Force Academy Visitor Center, a wedding guest shuttle looping between a downtown hotel and a Chapel Hills reception venue, or a corporate group that needs comfort without the party-bus setup.

When the group is large and the haul is long, the charter bus delivers: reclining seats, overhead storage bins, onboard restroom, WiFi, power outlets, and undercarriage luggage bays deep enough for ski gear headed to Monarch Mountain or presentation equipment for a Colorado Springs convention. The right pick for school trips to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, multi-day corporate retreats, and fan groups making the I-25 run to Denver's Ball Arena. Call 303-225-4640.