Montgomery Party Bus Rentals

Landing with twelve people and twenty bags? One bus beats four rideshares every time! A Montgomery airport shuttle meets your whole group at Montgomery Regional Airport (MGM) (4445 Selma Hwy, Montgomery, AL 36108) and takes everyone to the hotel in one trip. MGM has one terminal, so there's only one curb to find. Here's the trick to a smooth pickup. Gather your group and your bags first, then call your bus to the curb. Downtown hotels like the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa (201 Tallapoosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104) sit about 15 to 20 minutes away by US-80 and I-65.

Flying out of a bigger airport instead? Many Montgomery groups do! Birmingham-Shuttlesworth (BHM) is about 90 miles north on I-65, and Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson (ATL) is about 160 miles up I-85. Book a bus rental to Birmingham or an Atlanta bus with luggage bays underneath, and nobody pays for a week of airport parking. One heads-up: Atlanta runs on Eastern time, an hour ahead of Montgomery, so set your pickup with that in mind! One-way and round-trip packages are both available. Enter your flight date and group size to compare buses and pricing in seconds!

The Montgomery Biscuits play downtown at DABOS Park (200 Coosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104), the ballpark you may still call Riverwalk Stadium. It's built into an old train depot, and the streets around it fill up fast on game nights. Public lots sit up to five blocks away and charge by the car, so a six-car group pays six times and walks in from six directions. A party bus changes that! One ride, one drop-off near the gates, and one pickup after the last out. Gates open about an hour before first pitch, so set your pickup time to match.

Football more your speed? Alabama State plays at ASU Stadium on the Alabama State University campus (915 S Jackson St, Montgomery, AL 36104), and the Turkey Day Classic packs the stands every Thanksgiving. Cramton Bowl (1022 Madison Ave, Montgomery, AL 36104) hosts high school rivalries all fall, plus the Salute to Veterans Bowl on Tuesday, December 15, 2026. A late-afternoon weekday kickoff means work traffic AND game traffic. Let your bus handle both! Teams love charter buses for the gear space under the bus, too.

If you don't want to spend your wedding day wondering where your guests parked, a Montgomery wedding shuttle bus is for you! Your shuttle runs loops between the hotel, the ceremony, and the reception, so nobody hunts for parking or misses the first dance. Saying your vows under the old iron roof at the Union Station Train Shed (300 Water St, Montgomery, AL 36104)? Downtown hotels like the Trilogy Hotel Montgomery (116 Coosa St) and Embassy Suites (300 Tallapoosa St) are only a few blocks away, and a minibus makes quick work of the loop, even in heels and summer heat. Planning garden photos near the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts (1 Museum Dr, Montgomery, AL 36117) in Blount Cultural Park? Your bus handles Eastern Boulevard and Vaughn Road while the wedding party relaxes.

Book one bus or several for the same event! A party bus is a fun pick for the wedding party, and a 56-passenger charter bus moves a big guest list in one trip. After you book, a confirmation department calls to verify your full itinerary, so nothing is missed. Got a rehearsal dinner, a send-off, and a Sunday brunch too? Call 877-563-2133 and a live agent will build a custom weekend package around your timeline!

A work event has enough moving parts already. Let one quick form handle the bus part! A Montgomery corporate event bus can loop between downtown hotels and the Montgomery Convention Center (201 Tallapoosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104), so attendees skip the parking decks. Hosting visitors at Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (700 Hyundai Blvd, Montgomery, AL 36105)? A charter bus with WiFi and power outlets brings the whole group down I-65 together, and work keeps moving on the ride. Sprinter vans fit small executive teams well.

Montgomery is also a state capital and a military town. Groups book buses for meetings near the Alabama State Capitol (600 Dexter Ave, Montgomery, AL 36104), so nobody circles Goat Hill for a parking spot, and for graduations at Maxwell Air Force Base. Heading on base? Plan on every adult rider showing a valid ID at the gate, and check the visitor rules with your host first. Need a daily employee shuttle from a park-and-ride lot for a month? Hourly, full-day, and multi-day packages are all on the table. A team is here 365 days a year at 877-563-2133 to put together custom pricing for you!

Your night shouldn't stall because the next ride is 25 minutes away! With a Montgomery party bus, the party starts at pickup, not at the door. Party buses for 15 to 50 passengers typically come with color-changing LED lights, a Bluetooth sound system, and wraparound seating. Start downtown at The Alley, the entertainment district off Commerce and Tallapoosa streets, where restaurants and bars sit steps apart. Catch a show at the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre (201 Tallapoosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104). Then ride out to Wind Creek Montgomery (1801 Eddie L Tullis Rd, Montgomery, AL 36117) for a late night at the casino. That's downtown AND the east side in one night, with zero parking spots to find.

You set the stops. You set the schedule. Your group stays together from the first stop to the last, and nobody has to be the designated driver! Celebrating a birthday, a bachelorette party, or prom? Hourly packages fit all three. New to this? Our complete guide to party bus rentals walks you through it. Last-minute plans are no problem, either. You can even find and rent a bus for today! See instant pricing online, or call 877-563-2133.

Montgomery's civil rights landmarks sit close together downtown, but parking a line of cars at each one eats up the day. Ride together instead! A school field trip bus drops your group at the Legacy Museum (400 N Court St, Montgomery, AL 36104), then moves on to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice (417 Caroline St, Montgomery, AL 36104). Three things to know before you pick a date. The Legacy Sites are closed on Tuesdays. Groups of 25 or more should book with the sites ahead of time. And the museum alone can take three to five hours, so a full-day package keeps the same bus with your class all day. The Rosa Parks Museum (252 Montgomery St, Montgomery, AL 36104) and Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church (454 Dexter Ave, Montgomery, AL 36104) fit a second day well. Call each site ahead to confirm where buses unload.

Want to add Selma? The Edmund Pettus Bridge is about 50 miles west on US-80, the same route marchers walked in 1965. Younger classes love the Montgomery Zoo (2301 Coliseum Pkwy, Montgomery, AL 36110) and a play at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival (1 Festival Dr, Montgomery, AL 36117). ADA-accessible buses are available through the network too. Just mention it when you request your quote!