
About us
About Phoenix Party Bus
We put Valley groups in chauffeured party buses, limos, Sprinters and coaches, and we publish what thousands of Phoenix trip requests have taught us so yours is easier to plan.
Start your trip
Tell us the basics. We’ll help with the rest.
Who we are
We move groups around the Valley
Phoenix Party Bus does one thing. We put your group in a single chauffeured vehicle and keep it together from the first driveway to the last drop-off.
Some nights that is a party bus for a 30th in Old Town. Other nights it is a stretch limousine for an anniversary dinner in Arcadia, an executive Sprinter running from Sky Harbor to a Chandler office, or a coach carrying wedding guests from a Tempe hotel out to a venue in the desert.
We are not a downtown company that drives to the suburbs when it has to. Our trips start in Mesa driveways, Glendale tailgate lots, Peoria high-school parking lots and Scottsdale resort porte-cocheres just as often as they start on Washington Street.
Wherever you are in the Valley, you are talking to somebody who already knows what the Loop 101 does on a Friday at five.
How we work
One trip, one quote
There is no rate card here, on purpose. A four-hour Saturday in April and a four-hour Tuesday in July are different trips even in the same bus.
You can start with almost nothing. A date, a rough headcount and a pickup city are enough for us to tell you what is open. From there we help you pick a size, point out where the plan is tight, and send you a number you can drop straight in the group chat. The quote request page walks through what to have ready.
Sending the form does not hold anything. The vehicle is yours once you have looked over the details and finished the booking steps that come with your quote.

What we rent
What we rent, 8 to 56 riders
The fleet is sorted by how a group wants to ride, then by size.
- Party buses, 16 to 45. Room to stand, move around and play your own music.
- Stretch and SUV limousines, 8 to 22. The formal-night option.
- Limo Sprinters, 8 to 14. Lounge seating and stand-up headroom, easy to load in a driveway.
- Executive Sprinters, 8 to 14. Forward-facing seats for airport runs and corporate work.
- Shuttles and coach buses, 16 to 56. A real seat for everyone and luggage underneath.
About seven in ten vehicles we quote around the Valley are party buses. That is why we carry so many sizes of them, from the 16-passenger party bus all the way up to the 45.
Phoenix Party Bus data
What Valley groups actually do
We read our own numbers so the advice here comes from how Phoenix groups really plan, not from guesses.
71%
The Valley is a party bus market, which is why this fleet carries so many sizes of them.
50%
Half of what Valley groups book is celebrating a person, which is why itineraries here are built around the guest of honor's favorites.
32%
If you are in the 11–15 range, you are choosing between a Sprinter limo and a compact party bus. Ask for both quotes.
26%
Last-minute trips happen constantly. Call instead of emailing when you are inside two weeks so availability can be checked live.
Source: Phoenix Party Bus inquiry data, June 2023–September 2026 (2,678 Phoenix-area inquiries). Inquiries are not bookings; historical quotes are not current prices. See the full data · Methodology
Why we publish data
Advice you can check for yourself
Most transportation sites tell you to book early and stop there. We would rather show you what we see.
We read our own trip requests in bulk: which days people want, how big the groups are, how far ahead they ask, how long they ride. Then we write the advice from that. Half of what Valley groups celebrate is a person, whether that is a bachelor party, a bachelorette weekend or a birthday.
The part that surprises people is how late a lot of it happens. Roughly one request in four lands inside two weeks of the date. That is why we tell you to pick up the phone instead of waiting on an email reply.
All of it sits on the Phoenix transportation data page with sample sizes, and the methodology says what those numbers can and cannot tell you. A request is not a booking. A past quote is not a price. We label both, every time.

What you can expect
Straight answers, even the annoying ones
If your Saturday in April is going to be hard to fill, we will say so and point you at the Friday. If your group of 22 has its eye on a 20-passenger bus, we will tell you it does not fit rather than let you find out at the curb.
When a question depends on the vehicle or on the ages of your riders, the real answer is that it gets confirmed with your quote. Ask us when you call and you will get it straight.
Same goes for the rest of this site. The customer reviews are the real ones, unedited. The rider polls show live results exactly as people voted. The planning tools are free.
How to reach a person
Call (480) 347-0743, email info@phoenixpartybus.net, tap the chat button in the corner of any page, or send the form at the top of this one. Mail goes to 3961 E Chandler Blvd Ste 111 - 513, Phoenix, AZ 85048, which takes mail only, so please do not drive over.
Good places to start looking
The sizes Valley groups ask about most. Nearly everyone lands somewhere between ten and twenty riders.

Up to 14 passengers
14-Passenger Limo Sprinter
The largest Limo Sprinter we run: surround sound, a rear lounge and room for fourteen.

Up to 18 passengers
18-Passenger Party Bus
Eighteen seats for a dinner-then-bars night, with a couple to spare for the friends who confirm late.

Up to 20 passengers
20-Passenger Party Bus
The first party bus with a dance floor and a flat-screen — the step up for a Scottsdale night out.

Up to 40 passengers
40-Passenger Coach Bus
The full-size cabin: reading lights, a media system, and the range for a Grand Canyon day.
Cities we call home

Service area
Scottsdale party bus service
Old Town's bars sit within a few walkable blocks, and the resorts and golf are right there. It's where most Valley nights end up.

Service area
Tempe party bus service
Mill Avenue, ASU game days and Town Lake weddings. Most Tempe pickups are a short hop to the night.

Service area
Chandler party bus service
Downtown Chandler dinners, corporate events and prom weekends, all a short run from the 101 and 202.

Service area
Glendale party bus service
Cardinals games at State Farm Stadium and Westgate nights, with a bus staged where the lot traffic isn't.
Planning tools
Plan before you call
Bus Capacity Checker
Already know your headcount? See every vehicle that seats it, and how much slack each one leaves.
Open the toolTrip Cost Estimator
See what Phoenix groups your size have been quoted, by hours and day
Open the toolRoute Planner
Put your stops in order, see every leg, and find out how many hours the night actually needs.
Open the tool
Your turn
Drivers Polls
Vote to see how other riders answered. Results update live, and no sign-up is needed.
Rider reviews
What Valley groups said afterward
Reviews written by customers after their trips. Nothing here is edited, invented, or filled in.
About Phoenix Party Bus: common questions
Straight answers on minimum hours, deposits, what is included, and what to bring.
Still have questions? Call or text (480) 347-0743
Have your pickup ZIP, date, group size, and hours ready and we can quote the same day.
Let's price your night
Send the date, the headcount and where we're picking you up. We'll come back with what's open and what it costs.