Typical group size
14 to 55 concert-goers
Typical price
850 to 2,400 dollars (6-hour concert night block)
USDOT + FMCSA
Active operating authority, $5M+ liability
CDL-P Drivers
Background-checked, DOT medical
2-Hour Quote
Multiple bids side-by-side
ADA Accessible
Wheelchair lift on request

Popular Concert Transportation routes in Florida

Real routes BusBrother carriers run for Concert Transportation groups. Each route is booked multiple times per year so pricing, logistics, and venue coordination are dialed in.

Orlando concert night: dinner + Amway Center + return

Hotel or home pickup + downtown Orlando restaurant + Amway Center drop + standby during show + post-concert return; 6-hour block

Tampa concert night: Amalie Arena + Ybor after-party

Hotel pickup + downtown Tampa restaurant + Amalie Arena show + post-show Ybor City drinks + late return; 8-hour block

Miami concert: Kaseya Center + South Beach after

South Beach hotel pickup + downtown Miami restaurant + Kaseya Center show + post-show South Beach clubs + late return; 8 to 10-hour block

Outdoor amphitheater concert (Vinoy Park, Riverfront Amphitheater)

Hotel pickup + venue drop + standby during show + post-show return; 6 to 8 hour block

Multi-city festival travel (Rolling Loud, Ultra Music, Country Thunder)

Multi-day airport arrival + hotel + festival grounds + late-night returns; 3-day weekend block

Frequently asked questions

How much does a concert charter bus cost in Florida?

A concert charter bus in Florida runs 850 to 1,400 dollars for a 6-hour block on a 14 to 25-passenger minibus, 1,400 to 2,000 dollars on a 36-passenger midsize coach, and 1,600 to 2,400 dollars on a 55-passenger motorcoach. Rate covers driver, fuel, tolls, standby time at the venue, and post-show return. Late-return concerts running past midnight may add a modest late-hour surcharge.

Where does the charter bus drop off at Florida concert venues?

Charter buses drop off at the venue's designated motorcoach loading zone. Amway Center: Church Street loading zone. Amalie Arena: Channelside loading zone. Kaseya Center: Biscayne Boulevard loading zone. Outdoor amphitheaters have marked charter-bus lots. Exact drop location is confirmed 48 hours before show day based on the venue's current event operations plan.

Does the driver wait during the concert?

Yes. Standby is included in the continuous-block rate. Driver stages the coach in the venue's motorcoach lot (all major FL venues have dedicated motorcoach parking), takes the federal-mandated meal break, and monitors the show schedule for end-of-show pickup at the loading zone 15 minutes before final encore.

Can we bring drinks on the bus to and from a concert?

Passengers can, driver cannot. Florida open-container law permits alcohol in the passenger cabin of a private charter vehicle when driven by a hired CDL driver. Venues have their own alcohol policies (no outside drinks inside the venue) so save between-venue drinking for the ride and drink venue-purchased alcohol inside the show.

How many people can we fit for a concert group trip?

A 14-passenger minibus carries 14 concert-goers, a 25-passenger minibus carries 25, a 36-passenger midsize coach carries 36, and a 55-passenger motorcoach carries 55. Book to headcount plus 15 percent buffer for late additions. Groups over 55 book multiple coaches. For festival multi-day travel (Ultra Music Festival, Rolling Loud, Country Thunder), 55-passenger motorcoaches are standard.

MG
Written by Mark Gabrielli
Founder, BusBrother. 15+ years running Florida group transportation.
Reviewed 2026-07-21 by the BusBrother Operations Team. Route pricing verified against live carrier bids. Next review: 90 days out.