Minibus Rentals Fargo, North Dakota

The inside of a minibus looks like a smaller version of a full-size charter bus, with rows of forward-facing seats on either side of a central aisle. Seats are upholstered in durable fabric or vinyl, often with a patterned design, and may have headrests, armrests, and reclining backs. There are overhead storage racks above the seats, individual reading lights, and air conditioning vents. The floor is covered with non-slip rubber or vinyl flooring, and there are large windows with optional curtains or shades.

A minibus typically has between 15 and 35 seats, depending on the model and configuration. Common sizes include 15-passenger, 20-passenger, 25-passenger, 28-passenger, 30-passenger, and 35-passenger minibuses. The exact number of seats can be customized based on the needs of the group, with some seats removed to create additional luggage space or to accommodate wheelchair-accessible areas.

Fargo minibus rentals come standard with cushioned seats, strong air conditioning, and storage space for bags. Many models also include free WiFi, 110V/USB power outlets at every row, flat-screen monitors with DVD/Blu-ray players, Bluetooth-compatible sound systems, PA microphones, and tinted windows for privacy. You can request upgraded features like leatherette upholstery, wood-look flooring, color-changing LED accent lights, or custom branding on the exterior. Just tell your reservation specialist what matters most to your riders—they’ll match you with a minibus that checks every box.

Yes, most modern minibuses have 110V or USB power outlets available for passengers. These outlets are typically located either at each row of seats, along the side walls, or in a central area where multiple passengers can access them. This allows riders to charge phones, tablets, laptops, or other electronic devices during the trip. If having outlets is important for your group—such as for a corporate shuttle or student trip—be sure to request a minibus with this feature when you book, as older models may not include them.

Most minibuses do not have bathrooms onboard due to their smaller size compared to full-size charter buses. However, some larger minibus models (typically those seating 30–35 passengers) may include a compact restroom at the rear of the vehicle. If your group requires a bathroom, it’s important to specify this need when booking so the provider can arrange a minibus with this amenity or plan for regular restroom stops along the route.

Yes, minibuses have luggage space either in overhead compartments inside the cabin or in dedicated storage areas at the rear of the vehicle. Smaller minibuses (15–20 passengers) typically offer overhead bins similar to those on an airplane, suitable for backpacks, briefcases, and small carry-on items. Larger minibuses (25–35 passengers) may include a rear luggage compartment accessible from outside the vehicle, providing space for suitcases, equipment cases, or larger bags. For groups with significant luggage needs, it’s important to confirm the exact storage capacity when booking to ensure all items will fit comfortably.

The cost of renting a minibus in Fargo varies depending on several factors including the size of the bus, length of the trip, time of year, and any additional amenities requested. Generally, you can expect to pay between $1,000 and $3,000 per day for a standard minibus rental. For example, a one-day local rental might cost around $1,500, while a multi-day trip or a bus with upgraded features could be closer to $2,500–$3,000. It’s best to contact Fargo Party Bus Company directly at 701-929-8110 for an exact quote based on your specific needs.

You should book your Fargo minibus rental at least 6–9 months in advance to ensure availability and get the best rates, especially if your trip falls during a busy season or coincides with major events like NDSU football games, Fargo Marathon weekend, or local festivals such as the Downtown Fargo Street Fair. Summer months (May–August) are peak times due to weddings, construction projects, and school activities, making it harder to secure last-minute reservations. Winter weather can also impact schedules, so advanced booking helps lock in reliable transportation regardless of road conditions.

To book a minibus in Fargo, call Fargo Party Bus Company at 701-929-8110. Our agents are available 24/7 to help you choose the right vehicle, get a free quote, and finalize your reservation. You’ll need to provide details about your trip, including the date, pickup location, destination, number of passengers, and any special requests or amenities you want. Once you receive your quote, you can reserve the minibus by signing the contract and paying the required deposit. The remaining balance is due before the date of service.

No, your quote does not include tolls or parking fees. While the base price covers the rental itself, any additional expenses such as tolls, parking permits, or special event fees are billed separately. For example, if your trip includes a stop at the Fargodome, Scheels Arena, or downtown Fargo, you may be responsible for securing and paying for a parking pass—which can range from $10 to $50 depending on the venue. It’s important to discuss your full itinerary with your reservation specialist so they can advise you on potential extra costs and help you budget accordingly.

Fargo’s main public transit option is MATBUS, which operates fixed-route buses throughout Fargo, West Fargo, Moorhead, and Dilworth. While MATBUS is affordable and reliable for daily commuters, it doesn’t offer the flexibility or convenience needed for large groups, special events, or destinations outside the standard service area. With a private minibus rental, you get door-to-door transportation on your schedule—not someone else’s. There are no transfers, no waiting at bus stops in bad weather, and no limitations on where you can go. Whether you’re heading to a Bison game at the Fargodome, a wedding at the Avalon Events Center, or a corporate retreat in Detroit Lakes, a minibus gets everyone there together, on time, and without hassle.