The Best Selection of New York City Bus Rentals
Charter Buses
A full-size charter bus—or motorcoach—is your go-to ride for big groups traveling in New York City. With capacity for up to 56 passengers and their personal belongings, a charter bus rental is an ideal choice for groups like a corporate team, school band, or athletic team who need to travel all together around the city or over a long distance. Passengers can take advantage of features like an undercarriage luggage bay, overhead storage, and onboard restroom, and enjoy amenities like reclining seats, WiFi, and TVs with a DVD player.
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Minibuses
With a minibus rental, NYC is your oyster. This compact vehicle is perfect for a smaller group that needs to navigate busy city streets at any time of day. You can book an 18-passenger, 20-passenger, or 25-passenger minibus rental to meet short-distance and local transportation needs, such as a birthday party in Midtown, event shuttle service, or airport transfer. Minibuses can have a variety of luxury amenities—like flat-screen TVs, PA system, AM/FM radio, leather seating, and more—and always come with the services of a dedicated, professional bus driver.
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Top 10 Places to Visit in New York City
1. Statue of Liberty
Plan a trip to the world famous Statue of Liberty, a must-see attraction and national monument that’s been inspiring travelers immigrating to the U.S. since it was first erected in 1924. Book a NYC charter bus to drop off you and your group at a ferry landing in Battery Park in Manhattan or Liberty State Park in Jersey City, then cruise across New York Harbor to Liberty Island. Once there, you can tour the Statue of Liberty Museum, climb to the crown of Lady Liberty for stunning city views, and expand your adventure to include Ellis Island and the National Museum of Immigration.
2. Central Park
Sprawling Central Park is simply teeming with things to do for New York City visitors and locals alike. Rent a charter bus in NYC and plan a trip to visit attractions like the Central Park Zoo, Belvedere Castle, and Strawberry Fields, or spend a day enjoying outdoor activities like boating on the lake or biking through the park. In the winter, you can go ice skating at Wollman Rink, and in the summertime, enjoy an open-air concert or Shakespeare in the Park performance.
3. Yankee Stadium
During your next trip to NYC, purchase group tickets and head to Yankee Stadium for a baseball game! Historic Yankee Stadium is home to the MLB’s New York Yankees, one of the most beloved and legendary teams in professional baseball, and is a must-see destination for any sports fan. You can plan a dedicated stadium tour that guides you through iconic locations, or visit the New York Yankees Museum to see historic artifacts and uniforms, and World Series trophies.
4. Times Square
The bright lights and hustle and bustle of Times Square never fails to amaze New York City visitors. Book an NYC bus rental and plan a visit during the day to enjoy tons of unique shopping and dining experiences, like customizing your own chocolate at M&Ms World or grabbing lunch at a Halal Guys food cart. But visit at night to see the streets light up with iconic flashing billboards and glittering street signs. Times Square is also right next to the Theater District, so you can pass through on your way to a Broadway show!
5. Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met is the largest museum in the U.S. and home to more than two million works of art. As the most visited museum in the Western Hemisphere, plan ahead to register a group visit at The Met Fifth Avenue in Manhattan or The Met Cloisters at Fort Tryon Park. With so much to see, advise your group to do some research and plan which artworks they want to see most. At The Met Fifth Avenue, you won’t want to miss seeing world-famous works like Monet’s waterlilies and The Temple of Dendur.
6. Rockefeller Center
Rockefeller Center is one of the most iconic locations in all of New York City. Frequently spotted in movies and TV shows, it’s where you can go ice skating at The Rink at Rockefeller Center and see the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree light up in the winter, as well as visit the Top of the Rock observation deck that offers 360-degree views of the city. Rent a New York City charter bus and visit to enjoy shopping, dining, and public art events, or plan a Rockefeller Center Tour of the building’s history and architecture. You can also organize tours of NBC Studios or Radio City Music Hall.
7. Theater District
The Theater District is where to go in NYC if you want to see a Broadway show! It’s home to dozens of historic theaters, like the Lyceum Theatre, Broadway’s oldest continually operating theater built in 1903, and the Eugene O’Neill Theatre—built in 1925 and showcasing break-out musical hits like Spring Awakening and The Book of Mormon. Get group tickets to see a play or musical like Hamilton, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and The Lion King.
8. American Museum of Natural History
Chater a bus or minibus rental in NYC to visit the American Museum of Natural History, one of the largest museums in the world with over 33 million things to see! With 28 connected buildings to explore, you can easily plan an entire day exploring specimens, artifacts, and exhibits. It houses some essential artifacts in natural history, like Lucy, the 3-million-year-old early hominid skeleton found in Ethiopia in 1974.
9. Madison Square Garden
If you’re visiting New York City, there’s a good chance you’re attending an event at the famous Madison Square Garden. With a seating capacity of about 20,000, this arena is a go-to choice for big musical acts like Billy Joel and Harry Styles, and sporting events for the New York Knicks and New York Rangers. Book a New York City bus rental to skip out on event traffic and congested parking lots.
10. Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo is one of the largest zoos in the U.S., comprising 265 acres of park land and animal habitats. Perfect for field trips, youth group trips, and private outings, the Bronx Zoo is home to 17,000 mammals, birds, fish, and reptiles. You can book an NYC bus rental and spend a day feeding penguins and sea lions, zip-lining through the trees, getting up close and personal with wild cheetahs, and so much more.
Popular New York City Destinations We Service:
Museums, Historic Sites:
New York Aquarium
Frick Madison
Queens County Farm Museum
The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Brooklyn Museum
Whitney Museum of American Art
New-York Historical Society
Bronx Zoo
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
New York Botanical Garden
American Museum of Natural History
The Met Cloisters
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
National Museum of the American Indian
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
MoMA PS1
Queens Museum
AKC Museum of the Dog
Museum of the Moving Image
New Museum of Contemporary Art
The Jewish Museum
Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
The 9/11 Memorial and Museum
The Noguchi Museum
South Street Seaport Museum
Museum of Chinese in America (MoCA)
The Rubin Museum of Art
The Tenement Museum
Merchant’s House Museum
The Morgan Library & Museum
El Museo del Barrio
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Attractions, Points of Interest:
Rockefeller Center
One World Observatory
Empire State Building
Chrysler Building
Brooklyn Bridge
Top of the Rock Observation Deck
Vessel
Times Square
Broadway
Flatiron Building
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Chinatown
New York Public Library
Hotels:
Waldorf Astoria New York
The Plaza
W New York - Times Square
Algonquin Hotel
Hotel Edison Times Square
Hotel Elysée
St. Regis New York
The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park
Washington Square Hotel
Greenwich Hotel
Theaters, Performing Arts Venues:
Apollo Theater
Madison Square Garden
Blue Note
Radio City Music Hall
Village Vanguard
Carnegie Hall
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Parks and Gardens:
Central Park
Prospect Park
The High Line
Union Square
Washington Square Park
Socrates Sculpture Park
Bryant Park
Coney Island
Governors Island
Airports & Train Stations:
Grand Central Terminal
Penn Station
John F. Kennedy International Airport
LaGuardia Airport
Newark Liberty International Airport
Stadiums, Sports Arenas:
Citi Field
Yankee Stadium
Lincoln Center
MetLife Stadium
Barclays Center
Red Bull Arena
Madison Square Garden
Shopping Centers and Markets:
Westfield World Trade Center Oculus
Brookfield Place
Chelsea Market
Macy’s Herald Square
Smorgasburg
South Street Seaport
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