Types of Buses We Offer

When a smaller group wants to arrive looking sharp — think a birthday dinner in Rancho Cucamonga, a winery run to Temecula, or a VIP night out on the Inland Empire — the 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right pick. Premium leather seating, tinted privacy windows, individual USB charging ports, and reading lights make every mile feel intentional. Compact enough to navigate tight drop-off zones, loaded enough to set the tone before you walk in the door.

The Sprinter Van handles executive airport runs to Ontario International Airport (ONT) and corporate transfers across San Bernardino County without any fuss. Up to 14 passengers ride in climate-controlled comfort with overhead storage and individual power outlets. It fits where larger vehicles can't go — parking garages, hotel arrival loops, office campus drop zones — so your team steps off exactly where they need to be, every time.

A tight crew heading to Toyota Arena or a night out in Riverside doesn't need a stadium-sized bus. The 15-passenger party bus keeps things cozy while delivering the full package: a sound system, LED cabin lighting, and a bar setup so the fun starts on the road. It's agile enough to work on the Inland Empire's busier corridors — the 210, the 10, even downtown side streets — without feeling oversized for your group.

A few extra guests in the squad? The 18-passenger party bus opens up the same amenity set — Bluetooth sound, ambient LED lighting, onboard bar area — for a slightly larger crowd without jumping to a much bigger vehicle. This size lands perfectly for bachelorette nights, Sweet 16 outings, and birthday runs where you've got a defined guest list and don't want anyone waiting in a second car.

One vehicle, everyone together.

Twenty people is the sweet spot where ride-sharing stops making sense and a dedicated party bus becomes the obvious move. The 20-passenger option carries your group from Fontana to a concert at Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside — or anywhere else on your itinerary — with a full bar, perimeter seating, and a sound system doing the heavy lifting. No one drives, no one gets left behind, and the group arrives as a unit.

Corporate outings, larger birthday groups, and prom nights often land right in the 25-person range, and this bus handles all of it. Wraparound seating keeps conversation easy, and the LED lighting and premium audio system mean the energy is already built in before you reach your destination. Running a shuttle loop between a nearby hotel and a Fontana event venue?

The 25-passenger party bus is sized for exactly that kind of back-and-forth.

A handful of guests more and you step into the 28-passenger party bus — still maneuverable on Inland Empire surface streets, but with enough room that no one feels crowded. Think co-ed bachelor weekends, larger quinceañera parties, or a company team heading to a Clippers game after a day in the office. The flat-panel TVs and onboard sound system give you full control over the vibe for the entire ride, both ways.

Thirty passengers is where a night out truly becomes an event. The 30-passenger party bus comes with a full-length bar, wraparound perimeter seating, color-changing LED lights, and a dance area in the center of the cabin — so the crew isn't just riding somewhere, they're already there. Big enough for large family celebrations or a group casino run up to Yaamava', and easy to load and unload at the wide-shoulder drop zones most major Inland Empire venues are built with.

When the headcount climbs into the 40-person range, you need a bus that can hold the energy, the gear, and the group without anyone getting squeezed. The 40-passenger party bus does all three — onboard bar, premium sound, flat-panel screens, LED atmosphere lighting — while keeping the ride comfortable enough for a longer haul out to Big Bear Lake or down toward Temecula wine country. One flat rate, no caravan coordination, no stragglers.

Fifty people on the move means organization matters as much as fun — and the 50-passenger party bus delivers both. This is the go-to for large prom groups, stadium tailgates heading to games at SoFi or Crypto.com Arena, and company outings where the guest list has been circulating for weeks. Onboard entertainment, a full bar, and open standing room mean your group can actually interact instead of sitting in rows staring at the headrest ahead.

Not every trip calls for the party-bus atmosphere. The 15-35 passenger minibus keeps things clean and comfortable — high-back reclining seats, powerful A/C, overhead storage — for corporate shuttles, school group outings, airport runs from ONT, and wedding guest transfers between hotels and venues across the Inland Empire. It's the right call when the priority is reliability and comfort over a full cabin production, and it fits easily into loading zones that larger coaches can't reach.

For the biggest groups and the longest hauls, the 40-56 passenger charter bus is built for it. Large storage compartments underneath handle luggage, ski gear for Big Bear trips, and equipment for corporate presentations. Onboard restrooms keep long drives on the 15 or the 10 moving without pit stops.

Reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, and power outlets mean your group arrives at the National Orange Show Events Center, a Riverside convention, or a multi-day retreat ready to go — not worn out from the road. Call 323-380-3985 to book yours today.