Prom & Homecoming Bus Rentals

No matter how big your prom group is or what your budget looks like, you get TONS of different bus types and TONS of different packages to fit the night YOU have planned! Smaller friend groups of 10 to 14 love booking a sprinter van with a driver or a sleek sprinter limo with LED ceiling lights and leather seats. Medium-sized groups can step aboard a party bus rental for 15 to 50 passengers loaded with color-changing LED party lighting, wraparound perimeter seating, flat-screen TVs, a refreshment bar stocked with sodas and mocktails, and a Bluetooth sound system to blast your prom playlist across the Isthmus! Need a 20-passenger minibus for a quick transfer or a 56-passenger charter bus with climate control, WiFi, power outlets, and an onboard restroom to shuttle the entire junior and senior class? Because Charterbusmadison.com isn't a single local bus company, you can compare all of these vehicles side by side in one search! You choose the exact bus and features that work for YOUR group!

Peak fall football Saturdays and late April and May prom weekends book up fast across Dane County, especially when UW-Madison campus events overlap with high school formals. Because multiple independent operators in our network compete for your business, you aren't stuck paying one local company's high peak-season rates or settling for a picked-over fleet! Even if your dance committee's plans come together at the last minute, we offer same-day bus rentals so nobody gets left behind. Fill out one quick form and get your free quote in under 30 seconds!

Ready to make a grand entrance without a single parking headache? When your prom is hosted at Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center at 1 John Nolen Drive, your driver can take the Wilson Street entrance onto the upper-level circle drive for a red-carpet drop-off right outside the glass doors, then stage off-site so your ride is waiting at the end of the night! Celebrating at The Edgewater at 1001 Wisconsin Place in the Mansion Hill district? Tight Langdon Street traffic is no problem when your bus pulls directly into the main plaza turnaround to unload passengers steps from the Grand Ballroom! For formal banquets and dances at the Garver Feed Mill off Fair Oaks Avenue, Overture Center for the Arts on State Street (using the Henry Street or Dayton Street loading zones), or the Concourse Hotel and Governor's Club on West Dayton Street, your driver handles all the downtown one-way streets and staging restrictions for you. Just gather your group when the dance wraps up, text your driver, and step right onto your bus!