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Charlotte Enjoy in the Luxury of a Charter Bus

What Do I Need to Know about a Charter Bus Outing to Charlotte?

Here are just a few of the reasons why US Coachways is the preferred charter bus provider for groups nationwide?

Who is US Coachways?

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How early do we need to reserve a US Coachways charter bus to Charlotte?

What will it cost to take a US Coachways charter bus rental to Charlotte?

Are there different types of buses available for our trip to Charlotte?

What standard and extra features can we expect on a charter bus rental to Charlotte?

Where will you pick us up and drop us off?

Can we bring alcohol on a charter bus rental trip to Charlotte?

Are there minimum age requirements to rent a charter bus to Charlotte?

Why Choose US Coachways for Your Charter Bus Rental?

Here are just a few of the reasons why US Coachways is the preferred charter bus provider for groups nationwide?

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We make your safety our number one priority

We choose not to do business with vendors who have current major safety violations. We also require strict compliance with “time on the road” and vehicle maintenance regulations

Your trip can truly be “one of a kind”

Because of our experience and longstanding relationships in the charter bus rental business, we can typically work with you to book the excursion of your dreams, and can make last minute or real-time changes without difficulty

You’ll get unparalleled customer service

Here’s why we have more than 2,000 positive reviews online--full-service dispatch 24/7; unparalleled logistical support; your own dedicated project management team; and access to our online Trip Management Portal

See Everything Charlotte Has to Offer in Comfort and Luxury

Charlotte is a vibrant and growing community, offering something for just about everyone:

The NASCAR Hall of Fame

The NASCAR Hall of Fame

A tribute to the drivers, crew chiefs, owners, broadcasters and others who have made NASCAR one of the most popular sports in the U.S. and around the world. Among the many artifacts—the car that brought Richard Petty 27 wins in 1967

The Mint Museums

The Mint Museums

These two museums showcase design and art from around the world, with thousands of works, spanning from ancient Chinese ceramics to 18th century European paintings to Modern American sculpture and pottery

Discovery Place Science

Discovery Place Science

A “hands-on” science museum, this facility includes a two-story urban rainforest, a variety of live animals native to North Carolina, an aquarium and an IMAX Dome Theater (the largest in North Carolina)

Bechtler Museum of Modern Art

Bechtler Museum of Modern Art

The Bechtler offers nearly 40,000 square feet of exhibit space devoted entirely to art from the mid-20th century to the present. Representative artists include European, British and American painters, sculptors and others

The Charlotte Motor Speedway

The Charlotte Motor Speedway

Built in 1959, this iconic track has hosted many of the most prestigious events on the NASCAR circuit. There’s also the Morrison Motorcar Museum, just north of the of the Speedway, where you can see more than 50 race cars

Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden

Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden

Built on the site where famed French botanist Andre Michaux walked more than 225 years ago, the garden features nearly 400 acres of woodlands, meadows and lakefront property, including a renowned Orchid Conservatory

The Billy Graham Library

The Billy Graham Library

This 40,000 square foot library pays tribute to the life and legacy of evangelist Billy Graham, who was raised on a farm nearby. The museum includes artifacts, pictures, videos and presentations from Graham’s lifelong ministry

Levine Museum of the New South

Levine Museum of the New South

This museum focuses on the ways life changed in North Carolina and along the Piedmont after the American Civil War. Exhibits include a cotton mill and house, a civil rights lunch counter and a one-room tenant farmer’s shack

Choose a Charter for Any Outing to Charlotte

With a charter bus, you’ll have everything you want—comfort, safety, reliability, convenience—at a great price:

Is a charter bus a good option for a business trip?

Absolutely. A charter bus will help you maximize your efficiencies. You can schedule events more effectively, as you’ll all travel together. You can also multitask, holding meetings as you travel.

Should I book a charter bus for a special event?

Certainly! On a charter bus, you can attend a game, a concert or a play in comfort and convenience. You’ll be with fellow fans, and you’ll have your own designated driver, so you can join in all the fun.

How about a charter bus for a school event?

A charter bus gives you exactly what you need when traveling with students—safety and accountability. You won’t have young drivers on the roads, and you’ll find it easier to keep track of everyone.

Can a charter bus help with trips to public gatherings?

With large public events, such as rallies, marches, or parades, it can often be hard to find parking close by. With a charter bus, you won’t have to walk blocks or even miles to get to the heart of the action.

Visit Charlotte’s Neighborhoods with Ease—on a Charter Bus

Charlotte has some really cool communities, easily accessible in the comfort of a charter bus:

NoDa

NoDa

The North Davidson community in Charlotte draws immediate attention for its colorful murals, but it also draws visitors to its eclectic boutiques, craft breweries and eateries, many of which are housed in restored factory buildings.

South End

South End

Once the industrial base of Charlotte, home to flour and cotton mills, South End has undergone an amazing transformation, emerging as a mecca for microbreweries, galleries and trendy restaurants.

Dilworth

Dilworth

One of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, with tree-lined avenues, historic homes and mom-and-pop cafes and restaurants, Dilworth also boasts Freedom Park, nearly 100 acres that includes nature trails, a lake and a museum.

Southpark

Southpark

For everything upscale, come to Southpark. The mall houses some of the top retailers in the world, and you’ll find a number of outdoor malls and plazas with sidewalk cafes and even live music.

Come to Charlotte for One of These Fun Events

You can have a unique adventure in Charlotte any time of the year—there’s always something fun happening:

A race at the Charlotte Motor Speedway

A race at the Charlotte Motor Speedway

You’ll have three opportunities to hear those engines roar…the Coca-Cola 600 in the spring, the Bank of America Royal 400 in the fall, and the NASCAR All-Star Open in May

The Brewers and Music Festival

The Brewers and Music Festival

The North Carolina Brewers and Music Festival, held in May, offers attendees craft beer samples from more than 40 breweries across the state, as well as live music from local musicians

Tuck Fest

Tuck Fest

A four-day festival held at the U.S. National Whitewater Center in April, this free festival includes live demonstrations as well as competition in a range of outdoor sports, from biking and running to kayaking and rock climbing

Taste of Charlotte

Taste of Charlotte

Visit Charlotte in June and take in this three-day culinary festival, where more than 100 local restaurants serve up their best eats. There’s also live music, beer and wine tents and cooking demonstrations from professional chefs

Festival in the Park

Festival in the Park

A celebration of both the visual and the performing arts, this fall event brings in big band music, arts and crafts, and a wide range of food booths. It’s been a tradition in Charlotte for more than half a century

Carolina Balloonfest

Carolina Balloonfest

The second-longest consecutively held hot air balloon extravaganza in the United States, Balloonfest offers a great way to enjoy a crisp fall afternoon. You can even go for a tethered ride in one of the hot air crafts

The Carolina Renaissance Festival

The Carolina Renaissance Festival

Break out your breeches and doublets and get ready to down a flagon or two. There’ll be jousting matches, jester performances, and plenty of authentic grub, including fish and chips, Scotch eggs and turkey legs

The Thanksgiving Day Parade

The Thanksgiving Day Parade

It’s the largest Thanksgiving Day parade in the American Southeast, lining the city’s streets with more than 100,000 spectators every year. Look for dozens of floats, marching banks and lots of large balloons

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