The biggest thing we own.

Twenty-nine passengers means your group does not get split up, does not arrive in shifts, and does not spend the first twenty minutes of the night waiting on the other car. Anybody who has tried to move 26 people in two vehicles knows exactly what that costs, and it is never only the money.

Most of what this bus does is weddings, and not as the couple’s car. It solves the guest problem. Thirty people at a hotel, a venue twenty minutes away, half of them drinking, none of them wanting to drive or park. We run it as a continuous loop across a set window so guests come and go on their own time instead of being herded onto one shuttle at one hour. Give us the hotel, the venue and the timeline and we will size the loop.

The second thing it does is gamedays. Event parking at Raymond James and Amalie Arena is the worst part of the day, and the walk back afterward in August is worse. The bus drops your group at the gate and is sitting in the same spot when it is over. Nobody is the designated driver and nobody is hunting for a car in a lot they found at noon.

After that it is large bachelor and bachelorette weekends, corporate and client events, and group airport transfers when a whole team flies in at once.

Book this one early. It is the first vehicle in the fleet to go on gamedays, Gasparilla, New Year’s Eve and wedding weekends, because it is the only thing we own that moves a group that size in one trip.

Nobody has ever stepped off this bus wishing they had booked the smaller one.