Party bus · Milwaukee
The night out, with a driver.
Bachelorettes, birthdays, brewery crawls. Up to 25 of you, drinks allowed, $150 an hour.
Straight answers
What you get for the night.
- 25riders, cloth seats, room to stand
- 21+drinks allowed on board
- $150an hour, three-hour minimum
Plain talk: this is a 25-seat shuttle, not a limo bus. No pole, no laser show. Cloth seats, standing headroom, our restaurants' names on the side, and a professional driver.
Nights we drive
Pick the night. We handle the stops.
Bachelorette and bachelor parties
Dinner, three bars and back to the hotel. Keep the group together from the first stop to the last.
Drinks allowed, 21+
Brewery tours
Milwaukee brews a lot of beer. Pick your stops and we drive between them, so nobody has to count pints.
Your stops, your order
Birthdays and reunions
Start at one of our bars downtown, finish wherever the night goes.
Downtown pickups
Prom and school nights
One bus, one driver, one set of pickup times parents can see. A prom or school run is a no-alcohol run, start to finish.
Pickup times in writing
The rules, kept short
Drinks are fine. Driving is ours.
- Anyone drinking has to be 21 or over. Riders under 21 can ride; they cannot drink. A prom or school run carries no alcohol at all.
- The driver can end service or the booking if that is not respected.
- Stops and times are set when you book, so the plan is written down before anyone gets on.
Party bus questions
Before you book the night.
How much is a party bus in Milwaukee?
Ours is $150 an hour, three-hour minimum, so $450 plus gratuity for a standard night. Published Milwaukee party bus rates run $150 to $350 an hour and up, so ours is at the low end; see the comparison.
Can you drink on a party bus in Wisconsin?
On ours, yes, if you are 21 or over. Riders under 21 can ride but not drink, and a prom or school run carries no alcohol at all. The driver can end service if that is not respected.
What is the minimum?
Three hours. A night out usually needs about that anyway.
Can we make extra stops?
Yes. Plan them when you book and they go into the schedule.
Get the group on one bus.
Tell us the date, the headcount and the stops.