Prom & Homecoming Bus Rentals

Fill out one quick form on Charterbusservicesseattle.com, and you will instantly see the widest selection of bus types in Seattle, the cities around it, and all of Washington! Smaller groups of 11 to 14 friends love booking a sprinter van with a driver or sprinter limo, while medium-sized prom groups can choose a 15- to 50-passenger party bus or a compact 20-passenger minibus or 35-passenger minibus. If you are a school advisor organizing school event transportation for the whole grade, you can book a full-size 56-passenger charter bus—or even combine multiple buses into a custom fleet! One local company might only own limos and another might only have minibuses, so comparing them all in one place ensures you get the exact vehicle that fits YOUR headcount and YOUR budget.

Instead of splitting your group into expensive rideshares or worrying about teen drivers on SR 520 or I-90 late at night, your private bus stays on your schedule for every after-party stop. Plan a late-night bowling and arcade lock-in at The Garage on Broadway in Capitol Hill, head down to Alki Beach in West Seattle, or book a private event shuttle to transport students to a school-sponsored sober grad night cruise departing from WaterWays Cruises on Lake Union!

For most groups, snapping pre-prom pictures and grabbing dinner together is half the fun of dance night! When you book a multi-stop hourly package through Charterbusservicesseattle.com, one bus stays with your group from the first parent's driveway to the photo shoot, the restaurant, and finally the venue doors. Gather your friends for Golden Hour photos with the skyline and Mount Rainier in the background at Kerry Park on West Highland Drive—since buses cannot park on the narrow residential curb on Queen Anne Hill, your driver will drop everyone off together and loop back as soon as your photos wrap up! You can also take group portraits among the glasshouses at the Volunteer Park Conservatory or along the waterfront at Olympic Sculpture Park off Western Avenue. Afterward, hop right back aboard and head to a group dinner in South Lake Union or Downtown Seattle without anyone hunting for parking. Yes, planning your prom itinerary really can be that easy!