Explore West Covina Party Bus & Charter Bus Rentals

A 14-passenger Sprinter limo is built for a tight-knit group that still wants the limo treatment — think a wedding party riding from a Covina hotel to the ceremony, or a small night out along Azusa Avenue. Expect low-profile leather bench seating, mood lighting, and a sound system built for a group that wants to stay close and stay social without needing a full-size bus.

The Sprinter Van Rental with Driver is the pick for smaller groups who want a clean, corporate-style ride — airport runs to Ontario International, executive transfers, or a small family group headed to a Santa Anita Park race day. Bench or captain's-chair seating, standard A/C, and a straightforward layout make it the practical option when you don't need club seating or a dance floor.

A 15-passenger party bus is the smallest true party bus in the lineup — right for a bachelorette group hitting a few stops or a birthday crew that wants perimeter seating and a small dance floor without paying for empty seats. Expect built-in sound, colored lighting, and a layout that keeps everyone facing each other instead of rows facing forward.

An 18-passenger party bus adds a little breathing room over the 15-passenger option — useful once you've got extra bags, gift boxes, or a few extra guests added to the list. It keeps the same wraparound seating and lighting setup, just with more elbow room for a group hovering right around the mid-teens headcount.

A 20-passenger party bus is a common fit for a milestone birthday or a bachelor party splitting time between a few venues around West Covina and Covina. This size typically still runs a full-length bar area and a stronger sound system, but with enough room that a group of 16 to 20 isn't packed in shoulder to shoulder.

A 25-passenger party bus is the size a lot of mid-sized groups land on — big enough for a full quinceañera party or a company happy hour, small enough to still feel like an event rather than a shuttle. Expect a full bar setup, flat-panel TVs, and lighting that turns the ride itself into part of the night.

A 28-passenger party bus is built for groups that have outgrown the smaller buses but don't need a full 40-plus seater — a wedding party plus close family, or a sports team heading to a game at Toyota Arena. Onboard amenities generally include the same bar, lighting, and sound setup as the smaller party buses, just stretched across a longer cabin.

A 30-passenger party bus sits right at the point where groups start thinking about charter buses instead — but for a party crowd that still wants a dance floor and a bar instead of forward-facing rows, this size keeps the party-bus feel while covering a bigger guest list. It's a common choice for prom groups and larger birthday parties.

A 40-passenger party bus covers large wedding parties, big church groups, or a full office headed out to a concert together. At this size you're typically looking at multiple TVs, a longer bar setup, and enough dance floor space that the group doesn't feel like it's spilling into the aisles.

The 50-passenger party bus is the largest party bus in the lineup and the right call for a big quinceañera, a large corporate outing, or a major group night out where you don't want to split people across two vehicles. It keeps the full party-bus amenity package — bar, lighting, sound — scaled up for a much bigger crowd.

A 15-35 passenger minibus is the practical choice when the priority is comfort and efficient seating rather than a bar and dance floor — think wedding guest shuttles between hotels and a venue, or a school group heading to a field trip. Expect forward-facing reclining seats, strong A/C, and a more compact frame that handles tighter pickup areas with less hassle than a full-size coach.

A 40-56 passenger charter bus is built for long hauls and big headcounts — a trip out to the Rose Bowl, a multi-day company retreat, or a large school trip where everyone needs to travel together. This size typically includes reclining seats, overhead storage, and undercarriage luggage bays, making it the right fit whenever the group is large and the drive is long.