Charter Bus Prices in Moreno Valley

Charter bus rental rates in Moreno Valley typically range from $1,100 to $4,500+ for most local trips, with longer or multi-day excursions costing more. You’ll usually be charged by the hour, day, or mile depending on the type and length of your trip. For example, a short local outing (like a school or corporate shuttle to Riverside or Perris) might be billed hourly, while a multi-day event (such as a wedding or sports tournament) will be priced by the day or total mileage.

The best way to get an accurate estimate is to call our team at 951-999-9790 for a free, personalized quote. We’re available 24/7 to answer questions, help you compare options, and find the perfect bus at a price that fits your budget.

Several factors will influence the final cost of your charter bus rental in Moreno Valley:

• Time of Year: Bus rates are typically higher during peak travel seasons. In Southern California, this includes spring (April–June) for school trips and graduations, summer (June–August) for weddings and youth camps, and fall (September–November) for sports and corporate events. If you’re traveling during a busy month, book early to lock in the best rate.
• Pickup Location: If your trip starts in Moreno Valley, you’ll pay less than if the bus has to come from another city. But if you’re located outside of our main service area, such as out in Palm Springs or San Diego, you may need to pay for the driver’s time and fuel to get to your group.
• Type of Bus: Larger buses with more amenities cost more than smaller, standard models. A 56-passenger motorcoach will be more expensive than a 25-passenger minibus, but it may be more cost-effective per person for large groups.
• Trip Duration: Short local trips are often billed by the hour with a 4- or 5-hour minimum. Longer trips—such as a day trip to Los Angeles or a weekend outing to Las Vegas—are priced by the mile or day. Multi-day trips incur additional costs for driver lodging and meals.
• Distance Traveled: The farther you travel, the higher the total cost. Trips that leave the local area (such as to Anaheim, Los Angeles, or San Diego) are more expensive than staying within Riverside County.
• Itinerary Details: Frequent stops, tight schedules, or routes through congested areas (like SR-60, I-215, or downtown Riverside) can increase the price due to additional driver time and fuel consumption.
• Additional Expenses: Tolls, parking fees, and driver gratuity (typically 10–20%) are not always included in the base quote. Be sure to ask what’s covered.
• Special Amenities: Buses with premium features—such as leather seats, onboard restrooms, WiFi, power outlets, or PA systems—may cost more than basic models.