Birthday Party Bus Rentals in Savannah

Partybussavannah.com helps you compare bus rental options; it is not the bus company and does not rent, own, or operate vehicles. When you submit the quote form, your trip details go through a booking company so you can review pricing and available vehicles for your date. You compare the options and book through the process shown with your quote.

Partybussavannah.com is a comparison website — not a bus company. Fill out one short form with your date, group size, and itinerary, and you'll see different vehicle options and rates from transportation companies serving Savannah. Compare buses and prices in one place without calling around.

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Enter your trip details — pickup location, date, number of passengers, and where you're going — and you'll instantly see available vehicles and pricing ranges from companies in the Savannah network. From there, you compare options and find what fits your group and budget. A support team is available at 912-752-1890 every day of the year to walk you through it if you'd rather talk it through.

Absolutely. River Street sits at the bottom of a steep bluff, and vehicle access is tightly regulated — large buses typically drop groups at the top of the ramp on Bay Street rather than on River Street itself, which means your group walks about a block to the waterfront. A Sprinter limo or smaller party bus handles that approach more easily than a full-size charter bus, and the ride between stops on Congress Street, Ellis Square, and City Market stays smooth.

Call 912-752-1890 to match the right vehicle to your bar crawl route.

Forsyth Park (500 Park Ave) is accessible from Whitaker Street on the west side and Drayton Street on the east. Buses typically drop groups curbside on one of those flanking streets — Whitaker Street tends to offer slightly more room for larger vehicles to pull over. There's no dedicated bus drop zone within the park itself.

For quinceañera photo stops and birthday portraits, plan for a short walk of about half a block from the drop-off point to the fountain. Confirm your exact approach with the transportation company when you book.

For most Savannah birthday events, booking 6–8 weeks out is a smart starting point. Book earlier — 3–4 months out — if your date falls in March (St. Patrick's Day is the single busiest transportation weekend of the year in Savannah, with hundreds of thousands of visitors descending on the city and every available vehicle spoken for weeks in advance), during prom season in April and May, or over any major holiday weekend. The later you wait during those windows, the fewer vehicles remain and the higher the rates climb.

Yes — a multi-leg route from Pooler to the Historic District is a standard request and takes about 20–25 minutes on I-16 East depending on traffic. The key planning detail is confirming the downtown drop-off point before the event, since parking and curb access on the one-way streets in the Historic District varies by block. A Savannah group transportation quote through this site can be built around that exact route.

Call 912-752-1890 with your pickup and drop-off addresses for a specific rate.

A 14-passenger Sprinter limo is the cleanest fit for a group in that range — premium interior, A/C, and much easier to maneuver through Savannah's narrow historic grid than a full-size party bus. Weekday hourly rates run roughly $200–$325 and weekend rates $225–$350 as planning ranges. It's also easier to park or stage near venues on Broughton Street or in the Starland District.

Use the quote form or call 912-752-1890 to check availability for your date.