Charter Bus Rentals Boise, Idaho

Charter buses come in several sizes, but standard full-size models have anywhere from 36 to 56 seats. The most common configuration is 56 seats, arranged in rows of two on each side of a central aisle. Smaller minibuses may have 18, 24, or 35 seats, while larger double-decker coaches can accommodate up to 81 passengers. If you’re not sure what size bus you need, our team can help you choose the right option based on your group size and trip details.

When you rent a charter bus in Boise, you’ll get a vehicle with plenty of amenities to keep your group comfortable and entertained. Standard features include reclining seats, climate control, individual reading lights, overhead storage racks, and undercarriage luggage bays. Most buses also have free WiFi, 110V/USB power outlets, flat-screen TVs with DVD/Blu-ray players, and an onboard restroom at the rear of the cabin. Some models offer upgraded amenities like leatherette upholstery, tray tables, PA systems, or even hardwood-style flooring. If you have specific needs, let us know and we’ll get you a bus that matches your requirements.

Yes, most modern charter buses are equipped with power outlets and/or USB ports so passengers can charge their devices during the trip. Outlets are typically located either at each row of seats or shared between every other row, depending on the bus model. This makes it easy for everyone to keep phones, tablets, laptops, and other electronics powered up while on the road. If having access to power is important for your group, be sure to mention it when booking so we can confirm the exact setup on your bus.

Yes, most full-size charter buses (40–56 passengers) have a bathroom located at the rear of the coach. The restroom is compact but functional, with a toilet, hand sanitizer dispenser or sink, and ventilation fan. While suitable for emergencies or quick use between stops, the onboard bathroom is not as spacious as those found in buildings or rest areas. Smaller minibuses (15–35 passengers) typically do not have a bathroom, so plan accordingly if frequent restroom access is needed.

Yes, charter buses are designed to carry large amounts of luggage. There are spacious undercarriage storage bays beneath the main cabin, accessible from outside the bus, where you can stow suitcases, duffel bags, coolers, and other bulky items. In addition, there are overhead parcel racks inside the cabin above the seats for smaller personal belongings like backpacks, purses, and jackets. This dual storage system ensures that all passengers’ gear is safely stored yet easily accessible during the trip.

The cost of renting a charter bus in Boise depends on several factors, including the size of the bus, length of the trip, time of year, and any special amenities requested. Prices are typically quoted either by the hour, day, or mile. Expect to pay more during peak seasons such as summer or around major events. For example, a local round-trip within Boise might cost a few hundred dollars, while an out-of-state excursion could run into the thousands. The best way to get an accurate quote is to contact us with your itinerary details.

It’s best to book your charter bus as early as possible to ensure availability and get the best rates. We recommend making a reservation at least 6–9 months before your event or trip, especially if it falls during a busy season like spring break, summer vacation, or around major holidays. Last-minute bookings can be accommodated, but options may be limited and prices may be higher. Once you have your travel dates and headcount finalized, securing transportation should be a top priority.

Booking a charter bus in Boise is easy with Boise Party Bus Company. Simply call our 24/7 reservations team at 208-567-5770 and provide details about your trip, including the date, pickup location, destination, number of passengers, and any special requests. We’ll send you a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your needs. Once you’re ready to confirm, sign the contract and make a deposit to secure your reservation. Our team will handle the rest, ensuring smooth and reliable transportation for your group.

No, the quote does not include tolls or parking fees. While your quote covers the cost of the bus, driver, mileage, and standard amenities, additional expenses such as tolls, parking permits, and entry fees are the responsibility of the group renting the bus. For example, if you’re planning a trip to Albertsons Stadium for a Broncos game or ExtraMile Arena for a concert, you’ll need to arrange and pay for bus parking passes separately—these can range from $20 to $50 depending on the venue and event. The same applies to locations like the Idaho Center in Nampa or Ford Idaho Center Arena. Always check with your destination about charter bus parking policies and factor those costs into your budget.

Boise’s public transit system, operated by Valley Regional Transit, includes fixed-route bus service across Ada and Canyon counties, as well as the Downtown Circulator (Route 1), which connects major destinations such as Boise State University, St. Luke’s Health System, and Main Street. However, these routes operate on set schedules and may not serve all areas or run late into the evening. For groups traveling outside regular hours or beyond city limits—such as school field trips to the World Center for Birds of Prey, corporate outings at Bogus Basin, or weddings in Eagle—a private charter bus offers direct, door-to-door service without transfers or delays. With a charter bus, you control the itinerary, making it the most convenient and efficient option for group travel in Boise.