Charter Bus Prices in Pawtucket

The cost of a charter bus rental in Pawtucket typically ranges from $150 to $350 per hour, $1,200 to $3,500 per day, or $4.50 to $8.00 per mile, depending on the size and type of vehicle. Minibuses (15–35 passengers) are on the lower end of the spectrum, while full-size charter buses (up to 56 passengers) are on the higher end. For longer trips, such as Pawtucket to Boston or Pawtucket to New York City, pricing is often calculated by mileage; for local or single-day events, you’ll usually pay by the hour or day.

To get an exact price for your specific trip, call Charter Bus Rental Pawtucket at 401-955-8670. We’ll quickly give you a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your itinerary, group size, and vehicle preferences. We proudly serve Pawtucket and the entire Providence County region, including nearby cities like Providence, Central Falls, East Providence, and more.

Several key factors influence the final price of your charter bus rental in Pawtucket:

• Type and Size of Vehicle: Larger buses (like a 56-passenger motorcoach) cost more than smaller ones (like a 20–28-passenger minibus). Specialty vehicles—such as party buses, sprinter vans, or ADA-accessible coaches—may have different rates.
• Trip Duration: Rentals can be billed by the hour, day, or mile. Local Pawtucket trips are often hourly; multi-day or long-distance trips (e.g., Pawtucket to Boston or New York) may be daily or mileage-based.
• Time of Year: Peak season in New England runs from late spring through early fall. School trips, weddings, and sporting events can drive up demand and rates.
• Pickup and Drop-Off Locations: If your trip starts or ends outside our primary service area (e.g., Providence, Boston, Worcester), additional “deadhead” fees may apply to cover the bus traveling empty.
• Itinerary Complexity: Multiple stops, custom routes, tolls (like the I-95 or I-195 bridges), and parking fees (at venues such as McCoy Stadium or downtown Providence) can affect the price.
• Additional Expenses: Driver lodging for overnight trips, fuel surcharges, tolls, and parking fees are typically not included in the base rate. You’re also responsible for the driver’s hotel and a standard 10–20% gratuity.
• Amenities: Buses with Wi-Fi, power outlets, DVD monitors, leather seats, or onboard restrooms may cost more than basic models.