Milwaukee Charter Bus Rentals for School Trips

Milwaukeeshuttlebuscompany.com connects you with TONS of different bus types so you can ditch the bumpy old yellow school bus for something your students and staff will actually love! Smaller academic clubs, debate teams, and faculty groups can hop into an 18-passenger minibus or a 25-passenger minibus for nimble rides through downtown traffic. Moving an entire grade level or a varsity roster with bulky gear? Book one or several full-size 56-passenger charter buses featuring seat belts, climate control, flatscreen TVs, WiFi, power outlets, an onboard restroom, and massive undercarriage luggage bays! We also offer 15- to 50-passenger party buses for Greek life formals and sprinter vans with a driver for small campus transfers. Whatever your headcount or budget calls for, you choose the exact bus and amenities that fit YOUR school event!

When you book Milwaukee prom bus rentals or homecoming shuttles through our network, a driver serves as the designated driver for the entire evening! Groups love renting a 15- to 50-passenger party bus loaded with color-changing LED lighting, wraparound leather seating, flat-panel TVs, and a Bluetooth sound system so the celebration starts right after pre-dance photos at Lakeshore State Park. Whether your dance is hosted at The Pfister Hotel (where your bus can unload along E. Mason Street away from Jefferson Street traffic) or the Grain Exchange on E. Michigan Street, everyone arrives together and steps off right at the entrance. You can even book a multi-stop hourly package so your group hits dinner in the Historic Third Ward, the dance, and the after-party on one seamless itinerary!

For a double-feature day at the Discovery World science center and its Reiman Aquarium, your driver takes Lincoln Memorial Drive to the circular entrance at 500 N. Harbor Drive for quick curbside unloading before relocating to oversized bus parking near the Summerfest grounds. Visiting the Milwaukee Public Museum and the Betty Brinn Children's Museum? At the Public Museum, buses drop students off in the designated loading zone on N. 7th Street between Wells Street and Kilbourn Avenue, while groups headed to Betty Brinn at 929 E. Wisconsin Avenue can unload right along the O'Donnell Park pull-off on Michigan Street. Even art trips to the Milwaukee Art Museum are a breeze when your driver drops the whole class off at the Windhover Hall main entrance along N. Art Museum Drive. Skip the caravan of parent volunteer cars and let one private charter bus handle the lakefront traffic and parking for you!