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Cincinnati Enjoy in the Luxury of a Charter Bus

Answers to Your Questions about a Charter Bus Rental to Cincinnati

You have options with charter bus travel. Here’s why you want to use US Coachways for a trip to Cincinnati:

Who is US Coachways?

What is the process for booking a US Coachways charter bus trip to Cincinnati?

How far ahead of our trip do we need to book a US Coachways charter bus to Cincinnati?

How much do you charge for a US Coachways charter bus rental to Cincinnati?

What buses are available for our trip to Cincinnati?

What amenities can we expect on a charter bus rental to Cincinnati?

Where will I trip start and end?

Are alcoholic beverages allowed on a charter bus rental trip to Cincinnati?

How old do I have to be to rent a charter bus to Cincinnati?

Make the Right Choice—Choose US Coachways

You have options with charter bus travel. Here’s why you want to use US Coachways for a trip to Cincinnati:

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Your safety is our top priority

We don’t work with vendors who have current major safety violations. We require that all of our vendors strictly comply with “time on the road” requirements and perform all required vehicle maintenance

You’ll have virtually unlimited options

You tell us where you want to go, when you want to be there and how long you want to stay. Because of our experience and contacts in the business, we can usually make last minute or real-time changes without difficulty

You won’t get better customer service

We offer full-service dispatch anytime, 24/7; world class logistical support; your own project management team; and access to our online Trip Management Portal. Is it any surprise that we have more than 2,000 positive reviews online?

See the Sights in Cincy in the Comfort of a Charter Bus

Cincinnati offers almost unlimited fun and entertain. With a charter bus, you can enjoy these great attractions:

The Cincinnati Art Museum

The Cincinnati Art Museum

One of the oldest in the United States, the Cincinnati Art Museum has more than 67,000 works of art from the last 6,000 years, including paintings by Rubens, Cranach the Elder, Renoir, Pissarro, Monet, Van Gogh and Picasso

The Newport Aquarium

The Newport Aquarium

With 14 galleries and more than 70 exhibits, this facility features unusual marine animals, including albino alligators and some of the few shark rays in captivity. It’s located across the Ohio River on the northern banks in Kentucky

Nat'l Underground Railroad Freedom Center

Nat'l Underground Railroad Freedom Center

This museum pays tribute to the efforts of thousands of people who worked tirelessly to help people escape slavery in the American South. Cincinnati was a pivotal location, as slaves crossed the Ohio River to freedom in the North

Contemporary Arts Center

Contemporary Arts Center

The CAC is a “non-collecting” museum, featuring temporary and traveling exhibits covering all genres of contemporary American art, including painting, sculpture, photography, performance art, architecture and experimental media

The Cincinnati Museum Center

The Cincinnati Museum Center

Check out a scale model of the downtown Cincinnati area from the days of the Second World War or learn more about the origins and history of this great city, including its rich ethnic and Native-American heritage

The American Sign Museum

The American Sign Museum

This quirky museum documents the history of signage in the United States, with nearly 4,000 objects, some of which date back to the days just after the Civil War. You’ll also see exhibits on the tools used in sign making

The William Howard Taft National Historic Site

The William Howard Taft National Historic Site

Built in the 1890s, this Victorian masterpiece includes two 9-story buildings connected by a 5-story arcade with a glass skylight. One of the first malls in the United States, it’s now home to hundreds of boutiques and retail outlets

Vent Haven Museum

Vent Haven Museum

For a truly one-of-a-kind experience, visit this museum devoted to ventriloquism, the only known one of its kind in the world. See exhibits highlighting the talents of Edgar Bergen, Shari Lewis, Paul Winchell and others

Take a Charter Bus on Any Outing to Cincinnati

A charter bus offers all you need for a trip—comfort, safety, dependability, convenience—all at a great price:

Why take a charter bus on a business trip?

In business, you’re always looking to be more efficient. On a charter bus, you can multitask, holding team meetings or breakouts as you travel. You can also schedule events better, as you’ll all arrive and depart together.

How about taking a charter bus to a special event?

There’s no better way to enjoy a concert, Broadway show or sporting event than by charter bus. You’ll join fellow fans, and the party will start the minute you board the bus. You’ll also have your own designated driver!

Should I consider a charter bus for a school event?

Absolutely. A charter bus offers exactly what you want most when traveling with young people—maximum safety and accountability. You’ll keep young drivers off the roads, and you’ll always know where everyone is.

Why is a charter bus a good choice for a public event?

With large public events, it can often be a hassle to find parking. You may end up walking blocks or even miles to get to the heart of the action. With a charter bus, you’ll be dropped off right in the middle of it all.

A Charter Bus—The Best Way to See Cincy’s Neighborhoods

With a charter bus, you’ll have easy access to some of Cincinnati’s unique communities:

Over-the-Rhine

Over-the-Rhine

Long-time home to the city’s robust German community, this area features the Brewery District, home many of Cincy’s historic beer-makers. The Venetian Gothic Music Hall is a popular entertainment venue and there are many cool restaurants

Riverfront

Riverfront

This area along the Ohio is relatively new, springing up over the past 30+ years. The Great American Ball Park (Cincinnati Reds) and Paul Brown Stadium (Bengals) are both here. It’s also home to a vast assortment of great places to eat and shop

West End

West End

Another part of Cincinnati steeped in history; the West End showcases some of the city’s stunning residential architecture from the 19th century. It’s also a great place to learn more about the city, at the Museum Centre or the Cincinnati Fire Museum

Eden Park

Eden Park

Spanning two smaller neighborhoods (Mount Adams and Walnut Hills), this 200-acre city park, originally known as the “Garden of Eden,” is home to the Cincinnati Art Museum, and is surrounded by many fun cafes and restaurants

Book Your Trip to Cincy to Enjoy These Amazing Events

There’s always something fun happening here—why not schedule your trip to enjoy one of these events?

Goettafest

Goettafest

Celebrate all things German at this festival, where you’ll find an array of foods make with goetta, a German dish made of pork, beef, oats and spices. Many local German restaurants also feature goetta on their menus during the festival

Riverfest

Riverfest

This is the place to be over the Labor Day weekend, where you’ll have live entertainment, seemingly endless food booths, beer tents and one of the nation’s best fireworks displays

Oktoberfest

Oktoberfest

With a rich German heritage, Cincinnati has long had one of the largest and most popular Oktoberfests in the nation. In addition to oompah bands, you’ll have booths serving bratwurst, schnitzel, strudel and, of course, beer

The Western and Southern Open

The Western and Southern Open

Come to the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds in Berea, just 10 miles south of downtown, for this Memorial Day weekend competition. You can’t have ribs, though, without some great local craft beer to wash them down.

Taste of Cincinnati

Taste of Cincinnati

It’s foodie heaven downtown when the nation’s longest running culinary arts festival hits the streets over the Memorial Day weekend. There’s plenty of live music and a number of beer tents to help with gustation

The Cincinnati Chocolate Festival

The Cincinnati Chocolate Festival

Indulge in amazing creations made with chocolate as local vendors offer tastings of unique dishes, celebrity chefs show you how to make delicious confections, and bakers and cooks vie for chocolate trophies

Bockfest

Bockfest

The city’s German community hosts the world’s largest and oldest festival celebrating this unique German brew, released every year to mark the end of the Winter brewing season and the being of Spring. The parade is one-of-a-kind

The Cincinnati Music Festival

The Cincinnati Music Festival

This three-day extravaganza draws about 100,000 every year for many of the top stars in soul, jazz, hip hop and R&B. It’s held at Paul Brown Stadium

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