Indianapolis Charter Bus Rentals for School Trips

The bus types available through the Indianapolisshuttlebuscompany.com network let you upgrade from outdated yellow school buses to modern, climate-controlled vehicles that fit YOUR exact roster and budget! Smaller academic clubs, debate teams, and faculty groups heading to campus tours at Butler University or IU Indianapolis love renting an 18-passenger minibus, a 25-passenger minibus, or a nimble sprinter van with a driver. Full grade levels can stretch out aboard a 56-passenger charter bus equipped with seat belts, cushioned reclining seats, flat-screen TVs, a PA system for teacher announcements, WiFi, power outlets, an onboard restroom to minimize highway stops, and undercarriage bays! Need an ADA-accessible coach with a wheelchair lift, or a 15- to 50-passenger party bus for a Greek life formal? Just mention your must-haves when requesting your quote, and you can book one bus or an entire fleet!

Instead of students splitting into a caravan of cars or parents stressing over late-night rideshares, a driver serves as the ultimate designated driver for the entire evening. Your prom group will love stepping aboard a 15- to 50-passenger party bus loaded with color-changing LED lighting, wraparound leather seating, a Bluetooth sound system, and an onboard bar stocked with sodas and mocktails! From pre-dance photo stops at Monument Circle or the Central Canal to grand arrivals at the Indiana Roof Ballroom on West Washington Street (dropping off curbside away from Capitol Avenue gridlock), every stop runs on YOUR schedule. Remember that late April and May prom and graduation weekends sell out fast across Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, and Greenwood, so lock in your date early!

You can count on long-distance charter bus rentals in Indianapolis when your senior class, choir, or robotics team is ready to travel beyond the I-465 loop! A 56-passenger motorcoach makes multi-hour drives fly by with onboard restrooms to cut down on highway pit stops, DVD players and flat-screen monitors for movie nights, and individual power outlets so students' phones stay charged for the ride home. Take I-74 East and I-71 South for an end-of-year thrill trip to Kings Island, head north on I-65 to tour Purdue University in West Lafayette or visit Chicago's Museum Campus, or cruise down I-69 to Bloomington for an Indiana University visit! Even if you're planning a multi-day history tour to Washington D.C. or an airport transfer to Indianapolis International Airport (IND) using the Ground Transportation Center commercial lanes, the confirmation team verifies every mile of your route. Share your itinerary once in our 30-second form to compare multi-day packages from independent Indiana bus companies competing for your trip!