Which vehicle do you need?
Up to 14: stretch limo or SUV limo. 15–40: party bus.
How many buses do I need? · Estimate the cost
Tips before you book
- Look up the USDOT number and inspection record — avoid companies with high out-of-service rates.
- Ask the vehicle’s age and when it was last inspected.
- Confirm the no-alcohol policy for under-21 groups and any cleaning fees.
- Book early: prom weekends sell out.
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Limo & minibus companies by state
Alabama191Alaska322Arizona814Arkansas71California2,600Colorado583Connecticut286Delaware44District of Columbia57Florida2,065Georgia1,290Guam197Hawaii397Idaho96Illinois303Indiana410Iowa269Kansas167Kentucky318Louisiana78Maine187Maryland523Massachusetts494Michigan809Minnesota1,549Mississippi52Missouri326Montana131Nebraska107Nevada183New Hampshire64New Jersey668New Mexico95New York914North Carolina451North Dakota20Ohio705Oklahoma282Oregon178Pennsylvania875Puerto Rico440Rhode Island38South Carolina190South Dakota25Tennessee217Texas857U.S. Virgin Islands1Utah188Vermont27Virginia310Washington422West Virginia67Wisconsin605Wyoming125
Frequently asked questions
How much is a party bus for prom?
Prices depend on city, date and size and usually include a 3–5 hour minimum. Split by the number of riders, a party bus is often cheaper per person than a limo.