Little Rock Charter Bus & Minibus Rental Prices: How Much Does a Little Rock Bus Rental Cost?

The price of a bus rental in Little Rock depends on the size and type of vehicle, your travel dates, and your itinerary. Here are some typical rates for our most popular options:

• 56-Passenger Coach Bus – $197 – $519 per hour · $1,600 – $3,800 per day · $5.00 – $8.00 per mile
• 25-Passenger Minibus – $165 – $428 per hour · $1,300 – $3,200 per day · $4.00 – $7.00 per mile
• 20-Passenger Minibus – $157 – $414 per hour · $1,300 – $3,100 per day · $4.00 – $7.00 per mile
• 18-Passenger Minibus – $145 – $404 per hour · $1,300 – $3,000 per day · $4.00 – $7.00 per mile

Smaller minibuses (15-28 passengers) generally cost less than full-size charter buses (up to 56 passengers). You can book a bus by the hour, day, or mile, depending on your needs. For example, a short local shuttle might be billed hourly, while a multi-day tour is usually charged by the day. Call 501-307-4140 anytime to get an instant quote tailored to your trip.

Several key factors determine the total cost of your charter bus rental in Little Rock:

• Type and Size of Bus: Larger vehicles like a 56-passenger motorcoach cost more than smaller minibuses because they offer more seating and premium amenities such as restrooms, luggage bays, and entertainment systems. Party buses and specialty vehicles may also have higher rates due to extra features.
• Trip Duration: Rentals are priced by the hour, day, or mile. Local trips within Little Rock—such as shuttling between Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT), Statehouse Convention Center, Simmons Bank Arena, or River Market District hotels—are often billed hourly (with a 4-5 hour minimum). Longer journeys to places like Hot Springs, Fayetteville, or Memphis may be charged daily or per mile.
• Distance Traveled: The farther your group travels, the higher the price due to increased fuel and wear-and-tear. For example, a round-trip from downtown Little Rock to Pinnacle Mountain State Park costs less than a weekend charter to Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville or Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge.
• Season and Demand: Peak season for charter buses in Arkansas runs from March through June and September through November. During these months, major events like University of Arkansas football games, high school graduations, fall foliage tours, and large conferences at venues like Robinson Center or Statehouse Convention Center drive up demand—and prices. Booking during off-peak times (winter and midsummer) can save money.
• Itinerary Details: Multiple stops, layovers, or complex schedules (such as shuttling wedding guests between venues like Trapnall Hall, Goodwin Manor, and Chenal Country Club) may increase costs. Overnight trips require lodging for the driver, which you’ll need to provide or reimburse. Parking fees at locations like Simmons Bank Arena, War Memorial Stadium, or Little Rock Zoo are also the customer’s responsibility.
• Amenities and Special Requests: Buses with WiFi, power outlets, DVD monitors, leather seats, or ADA-accessible lifts may cost slightly more. If your group has unique needs—like undercarriage storage for band equipment heading to Alltel Arena, coolers for a fishing trip to Lake Maumelle, or branding the bus for a corporate shuttle to Dillard’s HQ—let us know when booking.
• Advance Booking: Reserving your charter bus at least three to six months ahead gives you the best selection and rates. Last-minute rentals are subject to availability and may be more expensive, especially during busy periods like spring break, March Madness, or major concerts at First Security Amphitheater.

To get an exact price, call our 24/7 team at 501-307-4140 with your passenger count, travel dates, pickup/drop-off locations, and any must-have features. We’ll quickly build a custom quote with no hidden fees.