Charter Bus Prices in Grand Junction

Charter bus rental rates in Grand Junction typically range from $1,200 to $3,500+ per day for most local and regional trips, but the final price depends on several factors including vehicle type, trip duration, mileage, seasonality, and any additional amenities or fees. Smaller vehicles like 18-passenger minibuses start around $1,200–$1,800 per day, while a full-size 56-passenger charter bus averages $2,000–$3,500 per day for local service. For longer trips—such as multi-day excursions to Denver, Salt Lake City, or Aspen—pricing may shift to a per-mile structure ($4.00–$7.00+ per mile), or reflect a combination of daily and mileage rates. Peak months (spring and fall) can push rates 10–25% higher due to strong demand from schools, weddings, and events.

The best way to get an accurate price is to call Charter Bus Rental Grand Junction at 9970-902-4330 for an instant, all-inclusive quote tailored to your itinerary. We serve all of Mesa County, including Fruita, Palisade, Clifton, and Collbran, so no trip is too big or too small.

When you call to get a quote on your Grand Junction bus rental, your reservation expert will ask a few questions about your trip to provide you with the most accurate quote. Here’s what they’ll need to know:

• Type of bus: Larger buses like a 56-passenger motorcoach cost more than smaller buses like a 20-passenger minibus. Buses with upgraded amenities (leather seats, WiFi, power outlets, DVD monitors) may also cost more.
• Trip duration: Local Grand Junction trips are usually priced by the hour (with a 4- or 5-hour minimum), while longer out-of-town trips are priced by the day or by the mile.
• Distance traveled: If your trip covers a lot of ground—say, a multi-day tour to Denver or Salt Lake City—your price may be based on mileage.
• Time of year: Spring and fall are peak seasons due to school trips, sports, and weddings. Rates are higher when buses are in high demand.
• Pickup location: If your trip starts outside of Grand Junction (e.g., Montrose, Glenwood Springs), you may pay extra for the bus to come “empty” to your starting point. This is called deadhead.
• Additional expenses: Toll roads (like I-70 through Glenwood Canyon), parking fees (at hotels or venues), and driver lodging (for multi-day trips) are typically not included in the base quote.