56 Passenger Charter Bus
Ann Arbor Coach Bus Service is a leading provider of 56-passenger charter buses in Ann Arbor and every surrounding city across Washtenaw County—including Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter, Chelsea, Milan, and Pittsfield Township. We serve all of Southeast Michigan with modern, fully loaded motorcoaches built by Van Hool, Prevost, and MCI—perfect for moving large groups anywhere they need to go. Whether you’re organizing University of Michigan athletics transportation, corporate shuttles to Detroit Metro Airport, wedding guest transfers, or multi-day school trips, we have the vehicles, experience, and expertise to handle it all. Call our team anytime at 734-822-6960 to get an instant quote, lock in your date, and see why we’re the first choice for 56-passenger charter bus rentals in Ann Arbor.
How Much Does A 56 Passenger Charter Bus Rental in Ann Arbor Cost?
The cost to rent a 56-passenger charter bus in Ann Arbor typically ranges from $197 to $519 per hour, $1,600 to $3,800 per day, or $5.00 to $8.00 per mile, depending on the specifics of your trip. Pricing is based on several factors including the length of your trip, mileage, number of days needed, time of year, and current demand. Multi-day and long-distance trips are usually billed by the day, while local service may be charged hourly with minimums. Additional expenses such as tolls, parking fees, and driver gratuity are not included in the base rate. For the most accurate pricing, please call our reservation team with your exact itinerary and passenger count.
| Bus Type | Cost Per Hour | Cost Per Day | Cost Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 56 Passenger Charter Bus | Starts from $170* | Starts from $1,100* | Starts from $4.50* |
Amenities Available on our 56 Passenger Charter Buses in Ann Arbor
Wi-Fi
Stay connected on the road with free Wi-Fi available on every 56-passenger charter bus rental in Ann Arbor. Perfect for checking email, streaming entertainment, or sharing photos from your trip, this amenity keeps you online whether you’re heading to a University of Michigan event or traveling out of town.
Onboard Restrooms
Every 56-passenger charter bus includes a fully functional onboard restroom with toilet and sink, making long trips across Michigan comfortable and convenient. Reduce unnecessary stops and keep your itinerary on track when traveling to destinations like Detroit Metro Airport, Lansing, or Grand Rapids.
Onboard TVs
Entertain your group with multiple flat-screen TVs mounted throughout the cabin of our 56-passenger buses. Easily watch movies, play videos, or display presentations via DVD/Blu-ray player or HDMI input—ideal for school trips, corporate outings, and athletic travel with teams like Michigan Wolverines fans.
Power Outlets
Keep devices fully charged with individual power outlets and USB ports at every row of seating. Passengers can plug in laptops, tablets, and phones without sharing outlets, ensuring everyone stays productive and connected during the journey. This feature is essential for business groups and student travel.
Climate Control with Personal Air Vents
Advanced climate control systems maintain a comfortable temperature year-round, while personal air vents allow each passenger to adjust airflow to their liking. Travel in comfort through hot summers and cold winters alike with HVAC technology designed for large-group transportation across Washtenaw County.
Leather Seating
Experience upgraded comfort with optional leather or leatherette seating available on select 56-passenger models. High-back seats feature reclining backs, adjustable headrests, and armrests for ergonomic support on longer trips. Ask about available interior color schemes and upholstery choices when booking your bus.
Overhead & Undercarriage Storage
Store carry-on items in spacious overhead compartments above each seat, while larger baggage fits easily into undercarriage storage bays beneath the bus. There’s plenty of room for suitcases, athletic equipment, band instruments, or presentation materials—perfect for airport transfers and out-of-town events.
