56 Passenger Charter Bus
Santa Rosa Coach Bus Service provides 56-passenger charter buses in Santa Rosa and across Sonoma County for any large-group transportation need. Whether you’re moving a corporate team to an event at the Hyatt Regency Sonoma Wine Country, shuttling wedding guests to a ceremony at Kunde Family Winery, organizing a school field trip to the Charles M. Schulz Museum, or coordinating a sports team trip to a tournament at Santa Rosa High School, we can help you secure the perfect full-size motorcoach quickly and easily. Our fleet includes industry-leading models from Van Hool, Prevost, MCI, and Temsa—each fully loaded with premium amenities like reclining seats, onboard restrooms, WiFi, power outlets, video monitors, leather upholstery, and ample luggage storage. Call our 24/7 reservation team anytime at 707-755-8330 to get a free quote on a 56-seat bus rental in Santa Rosa today!
How Much Does A 56 Passenger Charter Bus Rental in Santa Rosa Cost?
The cost of renting a 56-passenger charter bus in Santa Rosa typically ranges from $197 to $519 per hour, $1,600 to $3,800 per day, or $5.00 to $8.00 per mile, depending on the specifics of your trip. Final pricing is determined by factors such as the length of your trip, mileage, number of days, time of year, pickup location, and exact destination. Additional expenses like tolls, parking fees, and driver accommodations are not included in the base rate. To get an accurate quote for your charter bus rental, please contact our reservations team with your trip itinerary, and we’ll provide you with a personalized estimate based on your exact needs.
| Bus Type | Cost Per Hour | Cost Per Day | Cost Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 56 Passenger Charter Bus | Starts from $170* | Starts from $1,100* | Starts from $4.50* |
Amenities Available on our 56 Passenger Charter Buses in Santa Rosa
Wi-Fi
Stay connected on the road with free WiFi available on every 56-passenger charter bus rental in Santa Rosa. Whether you’re checking email, streaming entertainment, or sharing photos from your wine country tour, onboard internet access keeps everyone productive and entertained between stops.
Onboard Restrooms
Avoid unnecessary pit stops with a fully equipped restroom on board your 56-seat charter bus. Perfect for long-distance trips to San Francisco or multi-hour vineyard shuttles, the onboard lavatory includes a toilet, sink, and running water for maximum comfort and convenience.
Onboard TVs
Multiple video monitors are mounted throughout the cabin to display movies, presentations, or live TV during your journey. HDMI and AV inputs allow you to connect laptops or media players, making it easy to screen a documentary en route to the Schulz Museum or replay game footage with your athletic team.
Power Outlets
Keep devices charged with 110V power outlets and USB ports located at every row of seats. Passengers can plug in phones, tablets, and laptops without leaving their seats, ensuring that batteries stay full from departure to arrival.
Climate Control with Personal Air Vents
Advanced climate control systems maintain a comfortable temperature inside the bus regardless of outside weather conditions. Individual air vents above each seat allow passengers to adjust airflow to their preference, whether you’re navigating summer heat in downtown Santa Rosa or foggy mornings along the coast.
Leather Seating
Enjoy upgraded leatherette upholstery on select 56-passenger coaches for a sleek, modern look that’s easy to clean and resistant to spills. High-backed seats provide ergonomic support with adjustable headrests and armrests, creating a first-class experience ideal for executive travel or bridal party transportation.
Overhead & Undercarriage Storage
Store carry-on items in spacious overhead bins while larger baggage rides below in the underfloor cargo bay. There’s plenty of room for suitcases, coolers, athletic equipment, or band instruments, so aisles remain clear and legroom uncompromised. Additional storage compartments accommodate specialty gear like golf clubs or presentation materials.
