Eleven party buses, one garage between Baltimore and DC, every trip chauffeur-driven. Tell us the headcount and the date — the 60-second quote does the rest.
Up to 16 people — the Tornado (8–10) and Thunder (14–16): intimate, loud, and easy to park anywhere downtown.
20–25 people — the sweet spot for birthdays and bar crawls: Wildfire & Blizzard (20–22), Fireball, Volcano & Hurricane (23–25).
27–32 people — weddings and big birthdays ride the Storm (27–29), Tsunami (28–30), or Raven (30–32).
Up to 40 people — the Earthquake (38–40), the biggest bus in the fleet — see the full 40 passenger party bus page. Bigger group? A two-bus convoy runs on one reservation.
Every bus: LED party lighting, concert sound with your playlist, wireless mics, TVs, social seating, and BYO coolers for 21+ groups — chauffeur always included.
Our garage sits between the two cities, so the same fleet covers the whole corridor with no long-distance surcharge:
Party bus rental in Baltimore — Ravens & O's game days, Inner Harbor and Fells Point nights, Preakness, weddings across the city and county.
Washington DC party bus — Georgetown, the Wharf, U Street crawls and monument-lit night rides.
Northern Virginia — Alexandria, Fairfax, and Loudoun winery country.
Plus Annapolis, Columbia, Silver Spring, Bethesda, Glen Burnie, Towson — and every city in the full list below.
Party buses rent by the hour with a weekend minimum, and the price depends on bus size, date, and hours. The all-in number for your exact trip takes about a minute with the online quote — chauffeur included, no surge.
Regular weekends: two to three weeks. Prom Saturdays, Ravens home games, Preakness, and December dates sell out one to two months ahead.
Yes — BYO coolers are welcome for 21+ groups. Every bus has room for coolers, and the rental guide covers the house rules.
Book for your real headcount, not the max — a bus "holds up to" its number. At the top of a bus's range, the next size up rides better. The group-size guide above maps every bus.