Types of Buses We Offer at Pittsburgh Minibus Company
Pittsburgh Minibus Company has the largest and most diverse fleet of charter buses and minibuses in Pittsburgh, perfect for any group size or event type. Whether you’re planning a corporate shuttle to UPMC Presbyterian, a wedding at Phipps Conservatory, a school trip to the Carnegie Science Center, or a sports fan charter to Acrisure Stadium, we have the right vehicle for your needs. Our fleet includes minibuses, full-size charter buses, party buses, sprinter vans, and ADA-accessible options—all available with custom amenities and packages.
18 Passenger Minibus Rental
This compact minibus is ideal for small groups needing quick, efficient transportation around Pittsburgh. It’s great for airport transfers to Pittsburgh International Airport, hotel shuttles between Downtown and the Strip District, or private tours of Oakland’s museums. Features include cushioned seats, overhead storage, and climate control.
20 Passenger Minibus Rental
Slightly larger than the 18-passenger model, this minibus works well for corporate teams commuting to offices in Bakery Square, wedding parties moving between venues in Shadyside, or youth sports teams heading to tournaments at Highmark Stadium. Enjoy comfortable seating, PA system, reading lights, and optional WiFi.
25 Passenger Minibus Rental
This mid-size minibus offers more space for medium-sized groups traveling together. Use it for campus shuttles at University of Pittsburgh, church outings to Fallingwater, or brewery tours in Lawrenceville. Amenities include reclining seats, luggage racks, power outlets, and Bluetooth audio system for onboard entertainment.
56 Passenger Charter Bus Rental
Our largest option, the 56-passenger charter bus is perfect for moving big crowds long distances. Book one for school field trips to Kennywood, fan buses to Penn State football games, or convention shuttles to David L. Lawrence Convention Center. Onboard features: restrooms, TVs with DVD players, undercarriage storage, and free WiFi.
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