Charter Bus Prices in Kissimmee

The average cost to rent a charter bus in Kissimmee typically ranges from $1,600 to $4,100+ per day, $165–$425+ per hour, or $4.50–$8.50+ per mile depending on your exact trip details. Final pricing depends on several factors including the size of vehicle you need (minibus vs. full-size charter bus), length of your trip, total mileage, number of days/hours, and time of year. The best way to get an accurate price is to call our team (689-302-1820) with your exact itinerary—we’ll give you a fast, personalized quote and help you find the right vehicle at the right price.

Below are real Kissimmee charter bus pricing examples to help you budget for your next trip. For the most accurate pricing, call our team at 689-302-1820 with your exact itinerary. We’ll get you an instant quote and help you lock in the best rate.

No two trips are ever exactly alike, which is why we personalize each and every quote based on your unique travel plan. Here are some of the biggest factors that will affect your final Kissimmee bus rental price:

• Trip Duration & Mileage: Longer trips with more mileage cost more because they require more fuel, time, and wear-and-tear on the vehicle. Local shuttle services within Kissimmee might be billed by the hour, while out-of-town trips to places like Tampa or Fort Lauderdale are often priced per day or per mile.
• Number of Days: Multi-day trips are charged by the day. For example, a three-day convention shuttle to the Orange County Convention Center will be billed for each full day the bus is reserved—even if it’s parked for part of the time.
• Group Size & Vehicle Type: Larger buses cost more than smaller ones. A 56-passenger charter bus is more expensive than a 25-seat minibus, but the per-person cost may be lower if you fill every seat. Smaller groups can save money by booking a minibus or sprinter van instead of a full-size coach.
• Season & Availability: Kissimmee has a year-round tourism season, but demand spikes during spring break, summer vacation, and major events like runDisney races or cheerleading competitions at ESPN Wide World of Sports. Prices are higher when there’s less availability.
• Pickup Location: If your trip starts somewhere outside our normal service area, you may be charged for “deadhead” mileage—the distance the bus travels empty to reach your pickup point. This is common for groups coming from places like Celebration, Poinciana, or St. Cloud.
• Special Requests: Buses come standard with features like WiFi, power outlets, reclining seats, and A/C. Additional requests—such as branding the bus with your company logo or reserving a specific model—may affect the final price.