Our San Bernadino Party Bus & Charter Bus Fleet

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right pick when your group is small and the occasion calls for something a cut above a standard van. Think bachelorette party pickups in Downtown San Bernadino, bridal party runs to venues in Redlands, or a VIP transfer from Ontario International Airport. Premium leather seating, tinted privacy windows, individual USB charging at every spot, and a cabin that keeps the energy contained — all without the size of a full party bus.

A Sprinter Van handles the quick, clean transfers where comfort matters and flash doesn't. Airport runs to and from ONT, executive shuttles between the San Bernardino County Government Center and a Riverside hotel, or a compact crew heading up the 18 toward Big Bear Lake — this is the vehicle that makes that trip easy. Plush seats, overhead storage, and climate control for the Inland Empire heat make the ride feel like the destination is already part of the plan.

Fifteen people is the sweet spot for a birthday night through the Hospitality Lane corridor or a tight-knit bachelorette group ready to hit the bars in Redlands and San Bernadino. This party bus carries that crew with a full sound system, mood lighting, and enough cabin room that nobody is wedged into a corner. One vehicle, one flat rate, and no scrambling to find two rideshares willing to run at the same hour on a Saturday night on Waterman Avenue.

When the birthday group grows past fifteen, the 18-passenger party bus is the clean answer. It covers an after-prom circuit from San Bernardino High School to a late dinner and still gets everyone home without the staggered rideshare shuffle parents hate. Color-changing LEDs, a Bluetooth sound system, and perimeter seating keep the energy up from the first pickup on Baseline Street to the last drop-off.

Eighteen seats means no one gets left out of the reservation.

Twenty passengers gives a wedding shuttle or a quinceañera procession enough room to keep the core celebration group together without booking a half-empty bus. Drop-off at the National Orange Show Events Center for a sweet-sixteen gala, or a continuous loop between hotels near the I-10 and a Loma Linda ceremony venue — this bus handles that scheduling puzzle cleanly. Built-in bar area, wraparound seating, and flat-panel screens turn the ride itself into an opening act.

A 25-passenger party bus is the go-to for a mid-size fan group heading to a Rams or Chargers game at SoFi Stadium, where parking on Game Day runs $75+ and the Inglewood traffic is unforgiving. Your crew loads at one spot in San Bernadino, rides the I-10 West together, and steps out near the drop zone while everyone in a caravan is still hunting for a space. Premium sound, LED lighting, and a cooler-stocked cabin make the 50-mile run feel short.

The 28-passenger bus sits in a useful range — big enough for a full corporate team outing or a multi-family reunion, and small enough to get around the parking areas near the San Bernadino International Airport terminal without the tight maneuvering a full coach needs. Reclining seats, overhead storage, and a climate-controlled cabin mean a cross-county executive offsite or a wine-tasting circuit through the Temecula Valley wineries gets everyone there relaxed rather than cramped.

Thirty seats makes this bus ideal for a church group field trip to the San Bernadino National Forest, a large prom party that wants the full audio-visual treatment, or a sports fan group running a pregame tailgate on wheels before a Dodgers night game at Dodger Stadium. Two rows of perimeter seating face inward, a full-length bar runs along one wall, and the sound system handles the shift from highway cruising to stadium-arrival energy without missing a beat.

At 40 seats, this party bus takes on the jobs a charter bus handles logistically but with the amenity package that makes the ride part of the event. A corporate outing from the Inland Center to a team-building afternoon in Palm Springs, a large bachelorette weekend that wants the bar, the LEDs, and the dance space all in one vehicle — this is that bus. More than enough room for 40 people to move around, and enough underfloor space for gear and luggage.

The 50-passenger party bus is built for the trips that need serious capacity without giving up the party experience. A large quinceañera court heading to a reception at a Fontana banquet hall, a company summer outing for a mid-size Inland Empire employer, or a fan group running a game-day trip to the Honda Center in Anaheim — this bus keeps everyone together and drops them at the door. Full bar, wraparound seating, TVs, and a sound system ready for whatever playlist you've queued up.

The minibus is the workhorse of the San Bernadino bus fleet — sized to get through tighter drop zones, priced right for trips that don't need the party-bus amenity package, and comfortable enough for longer hauls on the I-15 or I-215. School field trips to the San Bernardino County Museum in Redlands, wedding guest shuttles between Arrowhead Resort and a Crestline ceremony, airport loops to ONT — the minibus handles all of it with climate control, plush reclining seats, and overhead storage bins.

A full 56-passenger charter bus is the right vehicle when headcount is high, luggage is heavy, or the trip covers real distance. Convention shuttles from San Bernadino to the Los Angeles Convention Center, large school trips to the California State University San Bernardino campus, or a multi-day employee event with overnight bags — the undercarriage bays hold all of it. Onboard restrooms, reclining seats, WiFi, power outlets, and overhead storage mean the 60 miles to Los Angeles feel like the least stressful part of the day.

Call 840-268-3250 to book your San Bernadino charter bus today.