56 Passenger Charter Bus
Make Charter Bus Rental Vallejo your first call for a 56-passenger charter bus in Vallejo, Solano County, or anywhere in the Bay Area! We’re a full-service transportation company with multiple models of 56-seat motorcoaches available—including Van Hool CX45/TDX, Prevost H3-45/X3-45, MCI J4500/D4500, Setra S417, and Temsa HD/HDH—so you always get the vehicle that fits your trip. Our team can dispatch, stage, and support large-group moves anywhere in Vallejo: downtown, Mare Island, Northgate, Glen Cove, or Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. Whether you’re running a corporate shuttle to Walnut Creek, moving wedding guests to Napa, or booking a sports or school trip to San Francisco, you’ll get a comfortable, modern, fully loaded bus backed by 24/7 support. Call 707-990-9270 anytime to get an instant quote and ask about specific amenities, paint/wrap options, or custom packages—we’ve done it all!
How Much Does A 56 Passenger Charter Bus Rental in Vallejo Cost?
56-passenger charter bus rentals in Vallejo typically cost $197–$519 per hour, $1,600–$3,800 per day, or $5.00–$8.00 per mile. Rates vary by vehicle type (newer/luxury models cost more), trip duration, mileage, tolls (Carquinez Bridge, Benicia-Martinez Bridge), season, and any custom branding or parking fees. You’ll pay more during spring/fall busy seasons, for one-way deadhead legs, or if your itinerary includes SF/Berkeley/Sacramento. Get an exact quote fast by calling 707-990-9270 with your dates, pickup/drop-off points, and schedule—our pricing is all-inclusive, with no hidden fees, and includes driver lodging, fuel, tolls, and support.
| 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 Vallejo
Wi-Fi
Every 56-passenger charter bus in our Vallejo fleet comes standard with high-speed 4G/5G Wi-Fi that supports up to 30 devices streaming, video-calling, or downloading at once—perfect for corporate groups heading to San Francisco, students on I-80 field trips, or event guests coordinating schedules. The network covers all Bay Area highways (including bridge crossings) and can be upgraded to priority-bandwidth packages for larger groups or high-data users.
Onboard Restrooms
All 56-passenger buses include a full-size onboard restroom with toilet and hand sanitizer, located mid-ship for easy access. This is essential for longer runs between Vallejo and Sacramento, San Jose, or Tahoe, and helps keep the schedule on track by reducing unscheduled stops. The restroom is ventilated, cleaned before every trip, and suitable for adults and kids.
Onboard TVs
Flat-screen monitors are mounted throughout the cabin (typically 4–6 per coach), each with HDMI/DVD inputs for movies, presentations, or game-film review. Bring a DVD, laptop, or USB stick—perfect for keeping sports teams, school groups, or wedding parties entertained on the road.
Power Outlets
There are 110V power outlets and USB-A/C ports at every seating row—ideal for charging laptops, tablets, or phones during the trip. Business travelers can work en route, while students and guests keep devices powered for the entire journey.
Climate Control with Personal Air Vents
Advanced HVAC keeps the cabin comfortable year-round, with powerful A/C for hot Vallejo summers and efficient heating in winter. Every seat has an individual air vent, so passengers can adjust airflow and temperature to their liking.
Leather Seating
High-back, reclining seats upholstered in easy-clean leatherette or optional genuine leather. Each seat reclines, has a padded headrest, and a fold-down armrest. Comfortable enough for all-day trips, with a premium feel that suits any type of group.
Overhead & Undercarriage Storage
Carry-on bags, backpacks, and jackets can be stowed in overhead parcel racks running the length of the cabin. Larger items—suitcases, equipment cases, coolers—go in undercarriage bays accessible from outside. There’s room for everyone’s gear, whether it’s luggage, band instruments, or sports equipment.
