Montgomery Limousine Bus Rentals | Party Buses in Montgomery

Book Your Party Bus in Montgomery Today!

Booking your party bus rental with Montgomery Party Bus Company takes just seconds! With the largest fleet in the city and buses for every occasion, we have a ride ready and waiting for your group. Simply call 504-264-9422, chat with us online, or text us anytime to get a quote instantly. Our friendly reservations team is available 7 days a week from 7am-midnight to help you find the perfect party bus for your event or celebration. Getting a price estimate takes less than a minute. Call 504-264-9422 now and we’ll have you on the road in no time!

Top Party Bus Destinations In Montgomery

Montgomery has so many amazing places for a group to visit when booking one of our private party buses or minibuses. From the state capitol building and civil rights memorial to fun spots like the Montgomery Zoo and Renaissance Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center, there’s always something exciting for a group to experience together in this historic city. A few of the top places we frequently visit with our party bus services include the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the Hank Williams Museum, the Rosa Parks Museum, and the Montgomery Biscuits minor league baseball stadium. With room for your whole group to travel in comfort, our buses make it easy to see the best Montgomery attractions.

Rosa Parks Museum

The Rosa Parks Museum is dedicated to preserving the legacy of civil rights icon Rosa Parks. Located at the site where Parks boarded the bus and refused to give up her seat, igniting the Montgomery Bus Boycott, the museum features exhibits that chronicle her life and the civil rights movement. Visitors can see the actual bus where Parks made her courageous stand.

Address: 252 Montgomery St, Montgomery, AL 36104

Phone: (334) 241-8615

Hank Williams Museum

The Hank Williams Museum celebrates the life and music of the country music legend. Located in downtown Montgomery, visitors can see Williams’ iconic Nudie suits, guitars, handwritten lyrics, and other memorabilia from his storied career. There’s also a theater that shows biographical films and footage from Williams’ performances throughout his tragically short life.

Address: 118 Commerce St, Montgomery, AL 36104

Phone: (334) 262-3600

Civil Rights Memorial

The Civil Rights Memorial honors the martyrs of the civil rights movement. Designed by Maya Lin, the memorial features a circular black granite table with the engraved names of those who lost their lives in the struggle for equality. Water flows over the table, symbolizing the cleansing of their sacrifice. The memorial is located outside the Southern Poverty Law Center and provides a tranquil place for reflection.

Address: 400 Washington Ave, Montgomery, AL 36104

Phone: (334) 956-8200

F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum

The F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum is dedicated to the famed Jazz Age couple who lived in Montgomery during the early 1920s. The museum is located in a historic downtown home where the Fitzgeralds lived while Scott was stationed at a nearby military base. Visitors can tour the furnished rooms and see artifacts from the couple’s time in Montgomery, including Zelda’s paintings, Scott’s ledger of story ideas, and first edition novels.

Address: 919 Felder Ave, Montgomery, AL 36106

Phone: (334) 264-4222

Montgomery Zoo

The Montgomery Zoo is a fun family attraction with over 500 animals. Highlights include the Alabama Wilds exhibit showcasing native species like black bears and alligators, the zoo’s herd of endangered reticulated giraffes, and the Mann Wildlife Learning Museum with interactive displays. Special events like ZooBoo and Holiday Lights offer extra entertainment. With reasonable prices, the zoo makes for an affordable day out.

Address: 2301 Coliseum Pkwy, Montgomery, AL 36110

Phone: (334) 625-4900