Charter Bus Prices in Huntington Park

Most Huntington Park bus rentals will be priced by the hour, by the day, or by the mile. Buses are more likely to be priced by the hour for local trips around town—such as shuttles between LAX and downtown Los Angeles or wedding transportation between your ceremony and reception venue in Huntington Park. Multi-day or out-of-town trips—such as multi-day employee shuttles into Los Angeles or educational tours of Disneyland—are more likely to be priced by the day or by the mile.

When you call our team at 323-213-2730 with your Huntington Park trip details, we’ll quickly provide you with a free, personalized quote just for your group’s itinerary. We pride ourselves on transparent, all-inclusive pricing, which means your Huntington Park bus rental quote will include all the fees you’ll need to know about—from tolls across the Vincent Thomas Bridge to parking at The Bicycle Casino in Bell Gardens—before you sign and book your Huntington Park bus rental!

Give us a call at 323-213-2730 whenever you’re ready to get started, and our 24-hour reservation team will be happy to help!

There are several factors that can affect the cost of your charter bus rental in Huntington Park:

• Time of year: Bus rates tend to be higher during peak travel seasons, such as spring and summer. If you’re traveling during a busy time—like graduation season at local schools or during major events at Dignity Health Sports Park—you may pay more for your rental.
• Pick-up location: If your trip starts in a big city with plenty of buses—like downtown Los Angeles or Long Beach—your rental may be less expensive than it would be in a smaller town such as Huntington Park. That’s because there are more buses available in larger cities, so you won’t have to pay as much for one to come to you.
• Type of bus: Larger buses with more amenities—such as a 56-passenger motorcoach with onboard WiFi and restrooms—tend to cost more than smaller, more basic models like a 25-passenger minibus. However, they can also fit more people, which may lower the cost per person.
• Trip duration and distance: Longer trips that cover more miles—such as Huntington Park to Disneyland or to the Rose Bowl—will generally cost more than shorter, local trips. However, you may get a better rate if you’re renting the bus for multiple days.
• Additional expenses: Your quote will include most of the costs associated with your rental, but there are a few additional expenses you may need to cover. For example, you’ll be responsible for your driver’s gratuity (typically 10-20% of the total cost), as well as any parking or tolls incurred during the trip. If you’re traveling overnight, you’ll also need to provide lodging for your driver.