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

Most Spokane bus rentals are priced by the hour, day, or mile. For local trips within Spokane County, expect to pay hourly rates: a 56-passenger charter bus runs $197–$519/hour, while minibuses (18–25 seats) range from $145–$428/hour. Daily rates apply for full-day excursions—charter buses cost $1,600–$3,800/day; minibuses are $1,300–$3,200/day. Long-distance trips may be quoted per mile: charter buses average $5.00–$8.00/mile; minibuses $4.00–$7.00/mile. Your exact price depends on season, itinerary, and any special requests. Call 509-471-0350 anytime for an instant, all-inclusive quote!

Several key factors determine the final cost of your charter bus rental in Spokane:

• Type and Size of Bus: Larger vehicles like a 56-passenger motorcoach generally cost more than smaller options such as 18-, 20-, or 25-passenger minibuses. Specialty vehicles (party buses, entertainer coaches, ADA-accessible buses) may also have different pricing structures.
• Trip Duration: Rentals can be charged by the hour, day, or mile. Local Spokane trips are often billed hourly, while multi-day tours to Seattle, Portland, or Glacier National Park use daily or mileage rates. Longer trips usually mean a lower average cost per hour or mile.
• Distance Traveled: The total number of miles covered affects your quote, especially for out-of-town charters. For example, a round trip from Spokane to Pullman or Coeur d’Alene will cost more than staying within city limits.
• Season and Demand: Peak season in Spokane runs from April through June (wedding season, school field trips, Bloomsday, Hoopfest) and September through November (college sports, fall foliage tours). Rates may be higher during these busy months due to increased demand. Off-peak discounts are sometimes available in winter.
• Itinerary Details: Multiple stops, layovers, or tight schedules (such as shuttling between Spokane International Airport, Gonzaga University, and downtown hotels) can impact pricing. Providing a detailed itinerary helps us give you the most accurate quote.
• Amenities Requested: Buses with premium features—WiFi, power outlets, DVD monitors, PA systems, restrooms, leather seats—may cost slightly more than basic models. Let us know what onboard amenities your group needs.
• Driver Lodging and Meals: For overnight trips (e.g., a weekend charter to Seattle or Missoula), you’ll need to budget for the driver’s hotel room and daily meal allowance. We recommend booking a modest hotel (3-star or equivalent) to keep costs reasonable.
• Tolls, Parking, and Permits: Any tolls (such as crossing state lines), paid parking (at Riverfront Park, Spokane Arena, or the Podium), or special permits (for accessing Mount Spokane State Park or Manito Park during events) are typically the customer’s responsibility unless otherwise specified.