Explore Vancouver Party Bus & Charter Bus Rentals

A 14-passenger Sprinter limo is built for smaller groups who still want a night-out feel — bachelorette crews, birthday groups, or a wedding party that needs one vehicle for pickup photos. Expect low-profile leather bench seating, mood lighting, and a more discreet exterior than a full-size party bus, which matters when you're pulling up to a restaurant or a hotel valet lane with limited turning room.

The Sprinter Van Rental with Driver is the pick for groups that want comfort without the party-bus look — corporate transfers, airport runs, or a smaller family group headed to a wedding venue out toward the Gorge. Rows of forward-facing captain's chairs, extra legroom, and a quieter cabin make it a better fit than a stretch vehicle when the trip itself, not the ride, is the point.

A 15-passenger party bus is the entry point into the party-bus lineup — enough room for a tight-knit group heading to the Uptown Village bar scene or a Providence Park tailgate without paying for space you don't need. It still carries the perimeter seating and sound system that make the ride part of the night, just sized down for a smaller crew.

An 18-passenger party bus fits the mid-size group that's outgrown the smaller vehicles but doesn't need a full-size bus — think a birthday group splitting between downtown Vancouver and Portland, or a bachelor party with a few extra guys tagging along last minute. The added row or two of seating gives everyone room to spread out for a longer night.

A 20-passenger party bus is a common choice for wedding parties and milestone birthdays where you're combining the bridal party or the guest of honor's closest friends into one ride. It's roomy enough for a longer loop — say, a stop at a Willamette Valley winery followed by a downtown dinner — without the length of a 30- or 40-passenger bus.

A 25-passenger party bus hits the sweet spot for groups that need real room to move — dancing space near the sound system, plus seating that doesn't feel like an afterthought. It's a strong fit for a bachelorette night hitting multiple stops or a corporate group heading to a game at the Moda Center where everyone wants to stay together.

A 28-passenger party bus works well for larger wedding guest lists, church groups, or a company outing where the 25-passenger option is cutting it close on headcount. You still get the full party-bus build — wraparound seating, built-in lighting, a sound system — just with a few more seats in reserve for last-minute additions.

A 30-passenger party bus is where groups start needing to think about the vehicle almost like a rolling venue — big enough for a full wedding party plus parents, or a large milestone birthday crew making stops around Vancouver and across the river into Portland. It's also a common choice for sports fans heading to Providence Park who want the whole group riding together instead of splitting into cars.

A 40-passenger party bus is built for full-scale group travel — a large wedding, a company holiday party, or a big group headed out to RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater for a concert. At this size you're getting a genuinely large cabin with the party-bus amenities intact, so a big group isn't sacrificing the built-in bar and lighting setup just because the headcount grew.

A 50-passenger party bus is the largest party-bus size available, built for the biggest celebrations — a large quinceañera, a company-wide event, or a big group making the trip out to Ilani Casino Resort together. It carries the full party-bus feel at near charter-bus capacity, which matters when you don't want to split one big group across two smaller vehicles.

A 15-35 passenger minibus trades the built-in bar and dance lighting for a more straightforward, comfortable ride — reclining seats, strong A/C, and a size that handles tighter streets or hotel loading areas more easily than a full-size coach. It's the practical choice for airport transfers, school trips, or a corporate shuttle where the goal is a smooth ride, not a rolling party.

A 40-56 passenger charter bus is built for the longest hauls and the biggest groups — a school trip out to the Columbia River Gorge, a wedding shuttle running guests between multiple downtown Vancouver hotels, or a full-capacity corporate move. Expect reclining coach seating, overhead storage, and available onboard restrooms, which matter most once the ride runs over an hour.