Charter Bus Prices in Las Vegas

The average cost to rent a charter bus in Las Vegas typically ranges from $1,610 to $2,370+ per day, $175–$375+ per hour, or $4.50–$7.00+ per mile depending on the size of the vehicle, length of your trip, and other factors like time of year and itinerary details. Minibuses generally cost between $1,190 and $3,100+ per day, while larger 56-passenger motorcoaches run $1,900–$3,600+ per day. You may be charged by the hour, by the day, or by the mile depending on your specific trip itinerary.

To get exact pricing for your trip, call Bus Rental Company Las Vegas anytime at 702-680-1550 with your headcount, itinerary, and travel dates—we’ll quickly generate a custom quote and send pictures and prices right to your phone or email.

No two bus trips are the same, which means no two rental bills will be identical. To help you better understand how we calculate your final price, here are the factors we consider when generating your free quote:

• The Number of Passengers: The size of your group will determine the type of bus you need. Larger groups may require a full-size charter bus, while smaller groups can use a minibus. The size and model of the bus will affect the price.
• Your Itinerary: The pickup location, destination, and number of stops will impact the total mileage and duration of the trip. Longer trips with multiple stops will cost more than shorter, direct routes.
• How Long You’ll Be Traveling: Bus rentals are typically priced by the hour, day, or mile. Local trips within Las Vegas may be billed hourly, while out-of-town trips to places like Los Angeles or the Grand Canyon may be billed by the day or mile.
• The Time of Year You’re Traveling: Las Vegas hosts major events year-round, including conventions, sporting events, and festivals. High demand during these events can lead to higher prices. Booking during the off-season can help you save money.
• Which City (or Cities) You’ll Be Visiting: Trips that start or end outside of the operator’s base city may incur additional fees. For example, if your trip requires the bus to travel empty to pick up your group, you may be charged for that extra mileage (known as deadhead).
• What Amenities You Request: Buses come with a range of amenities, including WiFi, power outlets, DVD players, PA systems, and restrooms. While many amenities are included in the base price, special requests may add to the cost.
• How Far in Advance You Book Your Bus: Booking early gives you access to the best selection of buses and the lowest prices. Last-minute bookings may be subject to higher rates due to limited availability.