Charter Bus Prices in Weymouth

The cost of a charter bus rental in Weymouth typically ranges from $1,520–$6,500+ per trip, depending on several key factors like trip duration, mileage, number of days, and vehicle type. For shorter local trips within Norfolk County or into Boston, you can expect to pay between $2,050–$4,450 per day for a standard 56-passenger charter bus, while minibuses (seating 18–28 passengers) generally run $1,520–$3,850 per day. Multi-day or long-distance trips will be priced either by the total number of days or by mileage (usually $4.50–$8.00 per mile), whichever results in a higher base rate. Additional expenses such as tolls (e.g., Tobin Bridge, Mass Pike), parking fees at venues like TD Garden or Gillette Stadium, and driver hotel/lodging costs for overnight trips are not included in the base rental fee and must be paid separately. An industry-standard driver gratuity of 10–20% is also customary and may be required upfront.

To get exact pricing for your trip, use our online quote tool or call our reservations team anytime at 781-803-5250 with your full itinerary—including pickup/drop-off locations, headcount, and travel dates—and we’ll provide you with an instant, all-inclusive quote in less than 30 seconds.

Several factors affect the final cost of your charter bus rental in Weymouth:

• Travel Dates: Weymouth’s busiest seasons are spring and summer (April through September), when demand spikes due to weddings, school field trips, sports tournaments, and local festivals like the Weymouth 400 celebrations. Booking during these peak months often results in higher prices compared to off-season rentals in late fall or winter.
• Trip Mileage ∓ Duration: Longer trips—such as those into Boston for corporate events or down the South Shore for beach outings—will naturally cost more than short local shuttles. Multi-day itineraries (common for out-of-state athletic competitions or band trips) add additional days to your base rate.
• Pickup Location: If your trip starts outside major metro areas like Boston, additional “deadhead” fees may apply to cover the distance a bus must travel empty to reach your starting point.
• Bus Type ∓ Size: Larger vehicles with premium amenities command higher rates. Minibuses are generally more budget-friendly but seat fewer passengers (up to 35), while full-size charter buses accommodate up to 56 riders with room for luggage.