To give you a ballpark idea, here are some sample quotes for requests we’ve gotten from our customers:
The principal at Washington Elementary School is planning a field trip for the 5th grade students to visit the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City. She chooses one 5th grade class of 25 students and arranges for them to meet at the university, planning to pay for their travel expenses. In order to make travel more convenient once they are on campus, she decides to rent a 25-passenger charter bus to shuttle the students and chaperones around the university to see the different buildings and facilities. She decides to rent it for the day, which amounts to $250 per hour. She is able to build a custom campus tour itinerary, and the students end up having a great educational day seeing the sights. She tips the charter bus team 10% for a job well done, adding $125 to their total cost.
A large technology company based in California decides to host their annual leadership conference in Salt Lake City. They expect 150 top executives to attend the 3-day event which will consist of meetings, workshops, guest speakers, and networking activities. The event planners contact our Salt Lake City party bus rental company to arrange transportation for the executives to and from the hotel and conference venues. We provide a quote for three 56-passenger luxury coaches at $250 per hour. The coaches will be used for airport transfers when executives arrive on Monday and depart on Thursday, as well as daily shuttles between the hotel and conference center from 8 AM to 8 PM for the duration of the event. In total, we estimate 45 hours of charter coach services over the 3 days. With 3 coaches rented at $250 per hour, the total quote comes out to $33,750 plus applicable taxes and fees. We offer a 10% discount on multi-day rentals, bringing the total to $30,375. The client is pleased with the quote and confirms the order. Our luxury coaches and experienced team ensures comfortable and stylish transfers for their leadership conference.
The head coach of a youth hockey team in Salt Lake City wants to reward his players with a fun season-ending trip. He decides to rent a party bus for the 15 players and their families to celebrate at popular attractions around the city. He rents a 30-passenger party bus for 8 hours at a rate of $250 per hour, totaling $2,000. The bus picks them up at 9 AM on a Saturday morning and takes them to popular attractions all around Salt Lake City, including City Creek Center, the Gateway mall, classic arcades, bowling alleys, trampoline parks, and Dave & Buster’s. Everyone has a great time celebrating a successful season together on the party bus. With 15 players plus some parents and siblings, the bus is packed. In the end with tax, fees, and a generous 15% tip for the friendly team, their total charter cost is $2,400. That comes out to only $100 per player family for a full day of transportation and fun.
A group of friends from out of town is meeting up in Salt Lake City for a mini-reunion. They want to spend a day seeing Temple Square, hiking in the mountains, and trying out the food scene. To make getting around easier, they decide to rent a 14 passenger van for the day from a local charter bus company. The rate is $250 per hour, with a minimum of 5 hours. They are picked up from their hotel at 9am. Their first stop is Temple Square, where they spend a couple hours wandering the grounds. Next they head up to Ensign Peak for a short hike with panoramic views of the valley. After working up an appetite, they go to The Garden Restaurant for a long lunch filled with catching up. Their last stop is Antelope Island State Park to see the Great Salt Lake and do some wildlife spotting before returning to their hotel around 5pm. With 8 hours of rental time plus gas and tax, their total for the day comes out to $2,200. They split it evenly between them and end up paying $275 each for a full day of transportation and sightseeing with friends.
A bride and groom are getting married in Salt Lake City and have several events planned surrounding their wedding weekend. They decide to rent a party bus for their combined bachelor and bachelorette party on Friday night before the wedding. The party bus fits 30 guests and they fill it up with their wedding party and closest friends. They rent the party bus for 5 hours from 8PM to 1AM at a rate of $250 per hour, totaling $1,250. On Saturday, the wedding day, the bride and groom rent a 20 passenger limo bus to transport immediate family from the hotel to the ceremony. The limo bus is rented for 3 hours from 2PM to 5PM at $300 per hour, adding up to $900. Finally, the couple rents a 14 passenger luxury van to shuttle guests from the ceremony to the reception venue. The van is rented for 2 hours from 5:30PM to 7:30PM at $225 per hour, making the total $450. The grand total for all transportation rentals for the weekend wedding events is $2,600. The couple tips 10%, adding an extra $260 to the overall cost.