National Charter Bus is here to help with all your charter bus and group transportation needs in Tucson! We provide modern, comfortable, and safe charter buses for all group sizes and group events. Make logistics one less thing you and your group need to worry about when you visit sunny Tucson. Tucson is one of Arizona’s most up-and-coming cities. With the University of Arizona, a thriving downtown area, and stunning landscapes, there are plenty of things to do in Tucson.
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Looking for an affordable charter bus rental in Tucson? National Charter Bus prioritizes comfort, cleanliness, and security when it comes to the buses we charter. No matter your reason for visiting Tucson, we can provide you with a charter bus for your trip. We book vehicles for all group sizes and occasions, from 18 passenger minibuses to 56 passenger charter buses. Give our reservation specialists a call today at 520-214-8786 for a free, no-obligation quote.
Tucson is home to the University of Arizona, a popular university for undergraduates. The University of Arizona is home to a thriving Greek life population, with 51 sorority and fraternity chapters, and offers excellent academics, frequently being listed as one of the best universities in the country by various outlets. Athletics at the University of Arizona are also popular, especially men’s basketball, and many students and alumni are passionate about being Arizona Wildcats.
If you are a high school teacher in Tucson, you may be interested in setting up a trip to visit the University of Arizona with your students. National Charter Bus can help with logistics by providing stylish and modern shuttle bus rentals for school trips. The buses we charter can seat up to 56 passengers comfortably, and offer A/C, power outlets, and other amenities to keep your students comfortable. When you rent a shuttle bus with us, your experienced bus driver will ensure you and your students arrive at the university safely and on time for your visit.
The University of Arizona is also host to the Tucson Festival of Books, an annual tradition held in March since 2009. The festival is one of the biggest in the world, with more than 400 authors and 80,000 attendees, and also features a science fair, entertainment, food, and both local and national exhibitors. You can book a shuttle bus rental with us to this festival for any group size.
Tucson is a rapidly growing and thriving city and offers tons of opportunities for arts and culture experiences. This includes several annual events, such as the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, one of the largest in the world. You can also see local and national musicians in the Tucson Folk Festival, which takes place downtown at El Presidio Park and is one of the largest in the world. Tucson also hosts a Rodeo Week in February every year.
In addition to annual events, Tucson has plenty of art and culture opportunities that take place year-round. You can visit one of many museums, such as the Jewish History Museum, Pima Air & Space Museum, and the Fort Lowell Museum. There are also several art museums, such as the Tucson Museum of Art and the Center for Creative Photography.
Navigating everything Tucson has to offer is exciting, but it can also be stressful at times, especially if it’s your first time visiting. If you are visiting Tucson with a group for any reason in the future, consider renting a charter bus or shuttle bus rental from National Charter Bus to take some of the pressure off. Our transportation partners employ charter bus drivers that are reliable, knowledgeable, and are committed to you and your group’s safety.
The image of towering Saguaro cacti stretching towards a fiery Arizona sunrise is iconic. And there’s no better place to find these cacti than Saguaro National Park, which is located in Tucson. Tucson is flanked by Saguaro National Park, with Rincon Mountain to the east and Tucson Mountain to the west.
Many visitors recommend the Tucson Mountain district over Rincon Mountain, for it offers beautiful sunsets and contains more Saguaro cacti. However, the eastern Rincon Mountain district has more hiking trails and is the only region where backpacking is allowed. Which side you explore depends on your group’s individual interests and timeframe. The best time to visit Saguaro National Park is between October and April, when the weather is comfortable and not as hot as the summertime.
If you don’t feel like hiking, feel free to take a charter bus-friendly scenic drive through Saguaro National Park. The eastern Rincon Mountain offers an eight-mile drive through a cacti forest, where you can see the iconic cacti from the comfort of your charter bus. The western Tucson Mountain also offers a scenic drive, with five miles of saguaros, ironwood trees, and more desert vegetation. Rent a charter bus with National Charter Bus and observe at your leisure these beautiful landscapes in a spacious bus with A/C, power outlets, and everything you need to stay comfortable in the Arizona heat.
Tucson has a vibrant dining scene, and there are many local specialties that foodies are bound to love if you visit. The first food item you’re going to want to try in Tucson is the Sonora hot dog. Arguably the most popular street food in the city, it’s a bacon-wrapped hotdog usually topped with pinto beans, onions, tomato, salsa verde, mustard, and mayonnaise. Be sure to get one of these hotdogs at El Guero Canelo, or try the local street food vendors until you find your favorite version!
In addition to the hotdogs, Tucson has other standout eateries and dishes. Lindy’s on 4th is popular among college students and features the amazing Challenge Burger, a three-pound burger that was featured on the popular show Man vs. Food. Also check out Mi Nidito, a restaurant that serves birria. Birria is a traditional stewed meat dish from Guadalajara, and Mi Nidito has won several “Best in Tucson” competitions for their birria. Plus, visit the Caravan Grill for the best authentic Mediterranean food in Tucson, where family recipes are passed down from generation to generation.
Tucson also has a great nightclub scene, with many unique cocktail bars and places to get drinks. Check out Portal Cocktails, SideCar, and The Royal Room to sample some of the best cocktails in Tucson. Be sure to stay safe and arrange transportation if you are going to be drinking; National Charter Bus can provide you with reliable and safe transportation with a charter bus or shuttle bus rental for your group if you plan on bar hopping while in Tucson.
Excited for your group trip to Tucson? We are excited, too! When you rent a charter bus with National Charter Bus, you are investing in safety, comfort, reliable transportation, and overall a less stressful trip for you and your group. If you are not ready to visit Tucson yet, we have hubs in several other major western cities, such as Scottsdale, Chandler, Las Vegas, San Diego, Seattle, and Albuquerque. We also hubs in smaller cities like El Paso, San Bernadino, Santa Clarita, and beyond.
We are looking forward to hearing about your upcoming trip and assisting you! Give us a call at 520-214-8786 at any time - our agents are available 24/7.
National Charter Bus has access to modern vehicles that include amenities to keep your group comfortable throughout Tucson. Book a bus with plush seating, personal climate controls, WiFi, and power outlets for easy travel around Arizona.
Even if your group travels take you outside of Tucson, National Charter Bus has you covered. We serve cities throughout Arizona and the surrounding region. Book a charter bus for casino trips to Las Vegas, Grand Canyon trips embarking from Flagstaff, or festival weekends in Albuquerque.
Interested in getting a Tucson bus rental quote? We pride ourselves on providing transparent, all-inclusive charter bus pricing for every trip. Just gather your trip details like Tucson travel dates and group size, then contact our team 24/7 for a personalized quote.