Frequently Asked Questions
Over the years, we have found that many of our conversations with first-time customers consist of these frequently asked questions. We hope that we've saved you some time and trouble by posting these questions and answers here. If we have missed your most pressing questions, please don't hesitate to call or email us, and we'll be happy to address any concerns you may have.
Common Question
There are no additional fees for staying longer. We love it when you're having a good time and will always encourage you to stay as long as you like. We simply continue to charge you at the same hourly rate that we agreed to at the time of booking. It's that simple.
We're sorry, but no, you may not smoke on the bus. We enforce a very strict no-smoking policy on the bus, both for the protection of our furnishings and out of respect for our nonsmoking guests. We appreciate your adhering to this policy during your trip.
Of course, you may. We are not allowed to provide you with alcoholic beverages according to the law, but you can certainly bring your own on board, and we do provide you with plenty of ice and cups. This is just one of many reasons that it's called a party bus!
We kindly request that the bus be returned to us in the same condition in which you received it. We cannot hold your bottles and drinks for you, so please don't leave them on the bus after your trip is over.
Our service area page lists our most frequently visited areas; however, with sufficient advance notice, we can travel much further afield. Trips more than 50 miles outside the St Louis area may or may not be subject to additional fees. Please contact us by phone or email for complete details on pricing.
Our recommended companies to do business with, based on our past experiences, are Cincinnati Party Bus.
We do require a deposit. The booking process is very simple, however. Just give us a call, and we can accept your credit card deposit over the phone. We recommend calling at least two weeks in advance to ensure your preferred date isn't already taken.
