18 Passenger Minibus
No matter your group size or destination, Charter Bus Rental Casper has an 18-passenger minibus in Casper that will get the job done. We understand that not every group trip calls for a 56-passenger motorcoach, which is why our fleet includes several models of 18-passenger minibuses available across Natrona County, including Evansville, Mills, Bar Nunn, and more. These smaller buses are perfect for airport transfers to Casper–Natrona County International Airport, wedding shuttles between downtown venues and hotels, corporate training sessions at the Casper Events Center, or school outings to the Tate Geological Museum or the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum. Each minibus can be customized with amenities that make your ride comfortable, productive, and easy—just tell our team what you need when you call 307-394-5330.
How Much Does A 18 Passenger Minibus Rental in Casper Cost?
18-passenger minibus rentals in Casper typically cost $145–$404 per hour, $1,300–$3,000 per day, or $4.00–$7.00 per mile. Rates vary by vehicle type, trip duration, mileage, season, and custom amenities. Peak months (spring/summer) and multi-day events may increase pricing. Call 307-394-5330 anytime for an exact, all-inclusive quote with your preferred schedule and options.
| Bus Type | Cost Per Hour | Cost Per Day | Cost Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Passenger Minibus | Starts from $150* | Starts from $1,100* | Starts from $4.50* |
Amenities Available on our 18 Passenger Minibuses in Casper
Wi-Fi
Stay connected on the road with 4G/5G Wi-Fi available on most 18-passenger minibuses in Casper. Perfect for business travelers heading to meetings downtown, students researching on the way to a T-Birds game at Casper College, or guests sharing photos during a wedding shuttle to Three Crowns Golf Club. Ask your reservation specialist to confirm Wi-Fi availability when you book.
Onboard Restrooms
Avoid unnecessary stops on longer routes with an onboard restroom located at the rear of the minibus. This amenity is ideal for groups traveling between Casper and regional destinations like Douglas or Glenrock, ensuring everyone stays comfortable even on stretches of I-25 without convenient facilities. The restroom is equipped with hand sanitizer and ventilation.
Onboard TVs
Keep your group entertained with flat-screen monitors placed throughout the cabin. You can play DVDs, stream presentations, or connect a laptop via HDMI for custom video content. This is especially popular for youth sports teams heading to the Casper Ice Arena or corporate groups previewing materials before a conference session.
Power Outlets
Never run out of battery on the road—our 18-passenger minibuses come equipped with multiple 110V power outlets and USB ports. Stay charged while heading to events at the Ford Wyoming Center or Casper College. Great for business travelers, students, and anyone needing to keep devices powered during longer trips across Natrona County.
Climate Control with Personal Air Vents
Casper weather can be unpredictable, but your minibus will stay comfortable year-round with advanced HVAC systems and personal air vents above each seat. Whether it’s a hot summer day or freezing in January, everyone can adjust airflow to their liking. Perfect for trips to outdoor venues like David Street Station or the Casper Events Center.
Leather Seating
Ride in comfort and style with high-back, reclining seats upholstered in easy-to-clean vinyl or optional leatherette. The ergonomic design provides ample support for longer journeys, and armrests between seats add extra relaxation. There are no middle seats—everyone gets a window or aisle spot with a clear view of the front and side windows.
Overhead & Undercarriage Storage
Bring all your gear along with spacious storage options both inside and outside the cabin. Overhead racks are perfect for backpacks and jackets, while larger items like sports equipment, band instruments, or luggage can be stowed in undercarriage compartments. This is essential for groups traveling to tournaments, performances, or the airport.
