Explore Our Sunnyvale Party Bus & Charter Bus Fleet

The 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the right pick when your group is small but the night is anything but. Premium leather throughout, individual reading lights, USB charging at every position, and tinted privacy glass make this the go-to for bridal party runs along El Camino Real, VIP arrivals at Mineta San José International Airport, or a birthday group heading into the SoFa District. Sleek on the outside, dialed-in on the inside.

When you need clean, comfortable transport without the party-bus setup, the Sprinter Van is the call. Seats up to 14, with overhead storage and climate control — ideal for corporate transfers between Sunnyvale tech campuses and SFO, or shuttling executives from a Murphy Avenue hotel to a keynote at the Santa Clara Convention Center. It moves quickly through South Bay traffic and fits anywhere a full-size bus wouldn't.

Fifteen passengers, full party configuration — this is the compact version that still delivers everything. Color-changing LED lighting, a premium sound system with Bluetooth connectivity, wraparound seating, and a built-in bar make the 15-passenger party bus a natural fit for bachelorette groups hitting downtown Campbell, birthday crews bouncing between Sunnyvale breweries, or a friend group heading to Shoreline Amphitheatre for a sold-out show.

Step up to 18 passengers and you gain room for a real dance area without losing the intimacy. The 18-passenger party bus works well for prom groups departing from Fremont High School or Sunnyvale High, Sweet 16 parties making their entrance at a venue in Los Altos Hills, or a company happy-hour crew rolling from Caltrain to the restaurants along Castro Street in Mountain View. One pickup, one flat rate, zero coordination stress.

Twenty riders is the sweet spot for plenty of group occasions in the South Bay — big enough to feel like a real event, compact enough to navigate Sunnyvale surface streets and pull into most downtown drop-off zones without drama. The 20-passenger party bus comes with LED lighting, a Bluetooth sound system, perimeter seating, and an onboard bar. Book it for reunion nights, quinceañera pre-parties, or concert runs to the SAP Center in San Jose.

At 25 seats, this bus fits a larger friend group, a full wedding party shuttle run, or a corporate team that needs to move together from a Sunnyvale R&D campus to an off-site dinner in Santana Row. Flat-panel TVs, premium sound, and color-changing cabin lighting keep energy up on the ride while undercarriage storage handles whatever gear your group is hauling. A Sunnyvale party bus rental at this size makes the most sense once you're splitting cost across 20-plus riders.

When your guest list keeps growing past 25, the 28-passenger party bus bridges the gap cleanly without jumping to a minibus. Perfect for a Halloween bar crawl through San Jose's SoFa District, a company milestone celebration pickup at Levi's Stadium for a 49ers game, or a bar mitzvah after-party circuit across the Peninsula. The full party-bus amenities — bar, Bluetooth, LEDs, flat screens — carry through to this size.

Thirty passengers means the entire crew travels in one place — no stragglers, no caravan coordination, no meeting up at the venue. The 30-passenger party bus is a popular choice for larger bachelorette weekends running from Sunnyvale down to Santa Cruz, sporting event groups heading to a Warriors game at Chase Center, or school reunion nights where keeping everyone together is the whole point. Call 669-679-8890 to check availability for your date.

For groups in the 35–40 range, this bus handles the load without switching to a traditional charter format — you still get the party-bus interior (LED lighting, onboard bar, surround sound, TVs) alongside the capacity to fit a full graduate cohort, a large wedding guest contingent, or a corporate offsite group traveling together from headquarters near Lawrence Expressway to a team-building venue in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

The 50-passenger party bus is as large as a party bus gets, and it earns its place for the occasions that need the scale. End-of-season celebrations for a club sports team, a multi-sorority social event moving between venues, a massive bachelorette trip where everyone flies in for the weekend — this bus handles them all with a full bar, wraparound LED lighting, premium audio, flat-panel TVs, and a dance floor big enough to actually use it.

The minibus sits in the practical middle ground — more capacity than a Sprinter, easier to maneuver than a full coach. Reclining seats, powerful A/C, and overhead storage make it a great fit for school field trips to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, employee shuttles between Sunnyvale tech parks and Caltrain stations, and wedding guest loops between hotels in Santa Clara and a ceremony venue in Los Altos. One vehicle, every passenger, zero fuss.

When the headcount climbs past 40 or the trip stretches into Napa, Monterey, or beyond, the full-size charter bus is built for it. Undercarriage bays swallow luggage, sports equipment, and presentation gear; onboard restrooms cut out pit stops on the 101; WiFi and power outlets keep a working group productive on the road. This is the vehicle for convention transfers to Moscone Center, multi-day corporate retreats, and large group tours departing Sunnyvale for Northern California wine country.