Charter Bus Prices in Las Cruces

Charter bus rental rates in Las Cruces typically range from $150 to $400 per hour, $1,400 to $6,500 per day, or $5.25 to $8.00 per mile, depending on the size and type of vehicle. Smaller vehicles like a 15-passenger minibus or party bus might start around $150–$250 per hour, while larger 56-passenger motorcoaches can run $300–$400 per hour or more. Daily rates usually apply to local or multi-day trips and can be anywhere from $1,400 for a minibus to $6,500 or more for a full-size coach. For longer trips—such as Las Cruces to Albuquerque, El Paso, or Tucson—we charge by the mile, with rates averaging $5.25–$8.00 per mile depending on the vehicle, route, and time of year.

The best way to get an accurate price is to call Charter Bus Rental Las Cruces at 575-888-2090 and speak with one of our reservation specialists. We’re available 24/7 to help you get an instant quote!

Several factors can affect the cost of your charter bus rental in Las Cruces:

1. Type of Bus: Larger buses with more amenities generally cost more than smaller, standard models. Minibuses (15-35 passengers) are less expensive than full-size charter buses (up to 56 passengers).

2. Trip Duration and Distance: Short local trips may be billed hourly, while longer out-of-town trips are charged by the mile. Multi-day trips incur daily rates plus mileage.

3. Time of Year: Spring and fall are peak seasons due to school and sports travel, which can drive up prices. Summer and winter tend to be less expensive.

4. Pickup Location: If your trip starts in a remote area or outside our service zone, there may be additional fees to position the bus.

5. Trip Itinerary: Multiple stops, tight schedules, or routes through congested areas (like I-10 or University Avenue) can increase costs.

6. Amenities: Buses with Wi-Fi, power outlets, leather seats, or onboard restrooms may cost more than basic models.

7. Additional Expenses: Tolls, parking (e.g., at NMSU or downtown), driver lodging for overnight trips, and gratuity (usually 10–20%) are not always included in the base rate.