Types of Denver Party Buses, Charter Buses & Minibuses

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right call for a bridal party pickup at Denver International Airport or a night out in LoDo where parking on Larimer Street runs out fast and valets fill up by 9pm. Expect premium leather, tinted privacy windows, and a sleek exterior — all in a footprint that navigates RiNo's tight side streets far more cleanly than a full-size bus. Weekday rates typically run $200–$325/hour; weekend rates $225–$350/hour.

Per-day packages run $1,550–$3,150. Call 720-543-0102 for exact pricing on your date.

The Sprinter Van Rental with Driver handles executive transfers, small corporate groups, and airport runs — especially useful for groups flying into DEN who don't want to wrestle carry-on bags through the shuttle train to the main terminal and then split into multiple rideshares. Sprinter vans seat up to 14, move easily on I-70 and the Mousetrap interchange, and come with USB charging and climate control. Weekday rates run $200–$275/hour; weekend rates $225–$375/hour.

Per-day packages run $1,400–$2,750.

A 15-passenger party bus is the most popular fit for a tight friend group heading to Red Rocks Amphitheatre — where parking lots on Colorado 26 fill 90 minutes before showtime and the mile-long uphill walk from overflow lots in Morrison is nobody's idea of a good pre-show warm-up. LED lighting, a sound system, and perimeter seating keep the energy up on the drive out. Weekday rates run $200–$350/hour; weekend rates $250–$350/hour.

Per-day packages run $1,400–$2,850.

Step up to an 18-passenger party bus when the group is a little bigger — a bachelorette group doing a RiNo brewery crawl through Odell Brewing, Black Sky Brewery, and Our Mutual Friend, for example, where street parking in the Arts District disappears by 7pm on a Friday. The extra few seats give you room to breathe, and the bus stages near each stop instead of circling. Weekday rates run $275–$350/hour; weekend rates $275–$400/hour.

Per-day packages run $2,100–$2,600.

A 20-passenger party bus covers the mid-size sweet spot — big enough for a birthday group hitting multiple stops between Capitol Hill and South Broadway, small enough to maneuver through the 16th Street Mall corridor without the approach restrictions that full-size charter buses face downtown. LED lighting, flat-panel TVs, and Bluetooth sound are standard on most vehicles in this class. Weekday rates run $250–$350/hour; weekend rates $275–$350/hour.

Per-day packages run $1,950–$2,800.

A 25-passenger party bus is a natural fit for bachelor and bachelorette groups working a multi-stop night through Colfax Avenue's bar corridor or a crawl that ends at a late-night club in LoDo. Twenty-five seats means no one gets left behind waiting on a rideshare, and the built-in sound system means the night starts the moment everyone boards — not when you finally find parking on Blake Street. Weekday rates run $250–$350/hour; weekend rates $275–$375/hour.

Per-day packages run $1,850–$2,900.

A 28-passenger party bus bridges the gap between a mid-size celebration and a full group outing — the right call for a prom group out of Cherry Creek or Highlands Ranch where the count lands in that awkward range too big for a smaller party bus and too small to justify a minibus. Most 28-passenger vehicles come with wraparound perimeter seating and color-changing LED lighting. Weekday rates run $250–$350/hour; weekend rates $275–$375/hour.

Per-day packages run $2,150–$2,700.

Thirty seats is the threshold where a single vehicle handles what used to require two — a 30-passenger party bus keeps a wedding party and immediate family together on the run from the ceremony at Denver Botanic Gardens to a reception in Wash Park, eliminating the convoy of personal cars that inevitably loses someone on I-25. Overhead storage handles garment bags, and wraparound seating lets the whole group face each other. Weekday rates run $300–$375/hour; weekend rates $325–$425/hour.

Per-day packages run $2,350–$3,050.

A 40-passenger party bus fits a large corporate outing, a big Broncos tailgate group heading to Empower Field at Mile High — where the closest stadium lots run $45–$55 on game days — or an oversized birthday group that outgrew every smaller option. At this size, perimeter seating and a full-length bar are common on vehicles in the network. Weekday rates run $300–$350/hour; weekend rates $325–$500/hour.

Per-day packages run $2,300–$3,500. Call 720-543-0102 to check availability.

When the headcount climbs toward 50, the 50-passenger party bus handles a large concert group heading to Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre in Greenwood Village or a sold-out show at Mission Ballroom in Brighton Boulevard's industrial corridor, where street parking disappears fast and rideshare wait times spike hard after the encore. Wraparound seating, LED lighting, and a premium sound system keep 50 people comfortable from pickup to drop-off. Weekday rates run $300–$450/hour; weekend rates $325–$500/hour.

Per-day packages run $2,150–$4,050.

The 15-35 passenger minibus is the workhorse of Denver group travel — no party amenities, just plush reclining seats, powerful A/C, and overhead storage in a coach-style body that handles I-70 mountain drives to ski resorts far more comfortably than a passenger van. Wedding guest shuttles between a hotel block on the 16th Street Mall and a venue in Stapleton, school field trips to the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and employee shuttles between DTC office parks all fit this vehicle perfectly. Weekday rates run $200–$250/hour; weekend rates $200–$275/hour.

Per-day packages run $1,100–$2,150.

The 40-56 passenger charter bus is built for distance and volume — the right vehicle for a large private group making the 70-mile run up I-70 to Vail or Breckenridge, a convention shuttle circuit between the Colorado Convention Center and multiple Denver hotels, or a school or sports team trip where luggage and equipment need undercarriage bay storage. Many charter buses in this class include an onboard restroom, so the group doesn't need to stop at every Genesee exit on the mountain climb. Weekday and weekend rates both run $200–$350/hour.

Per-day packages run $1,350–$2,850. Call 720-543-0102 any time — pricing for your specific trip takes about a minute.