Baltimore Party Bus Rentals

Ready for game day in Baltimore? Skip circling downtown garages one car at a time!

For Ravens games at M&T Bank Stadium (1101 Russell St, Baltimore, MD 21230), every stadium lot is sold out to permit holders, according to the M&T Bank Stadium directions and parking page. So why not let a party bus handle it? Your whole group rides in together, with no car permit needed. Just lock in your drop-off spot and bus parking when you book. A round-trip package covers the ride to the stadium and the ride home after the game.

Cheering on the Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards (333 W Camden St, Baltimore, MD 21201)? The Orioles list three drop-off points: the Warehouse breezeway next to Gate A, Home Plate Plaza on the Russell Street service drive next to Gate D, and the north end of the service drive next to Gate F, per the Orioles ballpark transportation page. Rideshares use a separate zone on Pratt Street near the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor. Tailgating isn't allowed in Orioles parking lots. But don't worry! That's what your party bus is for... your crew hangs out together on the ride in with your music playing, then everyone hops off at the same drop-off point!

Rolling in from the north suburbs? Find a Towson party bus alongside TONS of game-day buses, and lock in your ride in minutes!

Keeping everyone together is the hardest part of any big night out... unless you're all riding the same party bus! Baltimore's nightlife is spread across a handful of neighborhoods, so a bus that hops between them is a HUGE win for your group.

Kick things off with dinner in Harbor East. Bounce over to the cobblestone streets and waterfront bars of Fells Point. Then wrap up the night in Federal Hill or at the pubs in Canton. Every stop, every friend, one ride! An hourly package keeps the same bus with you from dinner to last call.

Celebrating a birthday instead? Same idea, same fun! Choose the neighborhoods you want to hit, then book party buses from TONS of companies in one place. Starting the night south of the city? A Glen Burnie party bus can scoop up everyone before heading downtown.

And the best part? Nobody has to wedge a car onto those skinny Fells Point streets, and nobody gets stuck being the designated driver. Yes, it's really that easy!

Let Partybus.com make concert night the easy part of the plan! Instead of scattering after the encore, your group rides home together, too.

The CFG Bank Arena (201 W Baltimore St, Baltimore, MD 21201) holds up to 14,000 fans for touring concerts. Down on the water, the open-air Pier Six Pavilion (731 Eastern Ave, Baltimore, MD 21202) hosts outdoor shows from spring into fall. Concerts also bring groups out to Merriweather Post Pavilion, and a Columbia party bus picks up the whole group at once, so nobody's hunting for parking at the show.

Downtown bus parking can fill up quickly, so plan it ahead.Visit Baltimore lists on-street motorcoach parking at 500 Guilford Avenue and 1400 Eastern Avenue in Harbor East, with no overnight parking allowed, in its Baltimore motorcoach parking guide. But don't worry! Your group skips the garages entirely... one bus, one drop-off, and nobody circling for a spot.

Got your tickets? Type in your concert date and group size, see buses and prices from TONS of bus companies in about 30 seconds, and have your ride handled in minutes! A round-trip ride works for any show, even if you're booking the same day.

Fill out one quick form, and a bus can be ready for your group when you land at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)! BWI has a single terminal with five concourses, and ground transportation pickup is on the lower level outside baggage claim. Check the BWI Marshall Airport website before your flight for the latest details. Skip the rideshare scramble... your whole group loads onto one bus with every bag.

Here's a tip that saves a TON of time. Have everyone grab their bags and meet in one spot near baggage claim before anyone heads out to the curb. One headcount, then one quick walk to the bus!

Flying in for a trade show at the Baltimore Convention Center (1 W Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21201)? Keep the whole team rolling from the gate to the hotel to the convention floor. Once you're booked, you'll get a call from the confirmation department to double-check every stop on your itinerary. Planning for a big team? Book buses online in minutes, or ring live support at 877-563-2133 for a custom package!

Every itinerary looks a little different on a wedding weekend, and that's exactly why having TONS of buses to choose from matters! Tell us your date and guest count one time, and this website lines up minibuses, charter buses, and party buses from all different sorts of providers across the Baltimore area, all in one place.

Putting guests up at hotels around the Inner Harbor and Harbor East? Hosting the reception at the Baltimore Museum of Industry (1415 Key Hwy, Baltimore, MD 21230) right on the water? Plan each leg of the day ahead of time, from the first hotel pickup to the final send-off. Your guests ride from the hotel to the reception together, and nobody hunts for parking in their wedding clothes.

Big guest list? Grab two, three, or more buses for the same wedding, so nobody waits around for a second trip. Dreaming of a bus in a certain color? Just ask when you request your quote! Guests coming up from the capital? A Washington, DC bus rental brings them up together. Reserve right online, or reach out to the Partybus.com support team and a specialist will handle the setup with you!

Once you've entered your details, you're one step closer to a day of wine and beer tastings without a single car to park! The Baltimore County countryside and the local brewery scene are close enough for an easy day trip.

Start at Boordy Vineyards (12820 Long Green Pike, Hydes, MD 21082), Maryland's oldest family-run winery, founded in 1945, where tastings happen inside a restored 18th-century fieldstone barn. Then swing south to Guinness Open Gate Brewery (5001 Washington Blvd, Halethorpe, MD 21227), about 10 miles from downtown, for a guided tour and tasting. Some stops may need reservations, so check ahead! But don't worry! One bus hits every stop on your schedule, so nobody has to map the route or drive between tastings.

Need a quick out-and-back, or a multi-stop, multi-day wine weekend? One-way and round-trip rides work too, and custom packages are just a phone call away. Starting up in Harford County? A Bel Air South party bus can collect the group first. Find TONS of buses from a large network in one place, and your tasting day is booked in minutes. The whole gang stays together from the first pour to the last, and not a single person has to drive home!