Active operating authority, $5M+ liability
Background-checked, DOT medical
Multiple bids side-by-side
Wheelchair lift on request
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Passenger capacity | 14 (including driver seat) |
| Length | 22 to 27 feet |
| Luggage capacity | 14 carry-ons plus 10 to 14 checked bags in rear compartment |
| Seat belts | 3-point on every passenger seat (federal requirement since 2016) |
| Climate control | Individual overhead AC vents, tinted windows |
| Onboard restroom | No |
| ADA accessibility | Wheelchair-lift equipped version available on request |
| USB/power outlets | Standard on 2020+ vehicles |
| Turning radius | Fits hotel porte-cocheres and residential streets |
| CDL required | Passenger endorsement (CDL-P) required for 14+ passenger buses |
Pricing
Real-world Florida pricing for the 14-Passenger Minibus. Every quote is custom; these are the ranges we see across the network as of 2026-07-21.
| Scenario | Price range |
|---|---|
| Airport transfer one-way, Orlando to MCO | 450 to 650 dollars |
| Orlando to Port Canaveral cruise shuttle one-way | 550 to 850 dollars |
| 6-hour wedding shuttle continuous block | 650 to 1,400 dollars |
| Full 10-hour event day | 1,100 to 2,100 dollars |
| Multi-day trip (per day, plus driver lodging) | 850 to 1,600 dollars per day |
Best use cases
- Small wedding shuttles (30 to 45 guests using 3 rotating loops)
- Cruise embarkation shuttles (Orlando to Port Canaveral, small family groups)
- Small corporate group airport transfers (VIP delegations, executive teams)
- Church youth trips under 14 people
- Family reunions and milestone birthdays
Frequently asked questions
How much does a 14-passenger minibus rental cost in Florida?
A 14-passenger minibus in Florida runs 450 to 650 dollars for a one-way airport transfer, 550 to 850 dollars for an Orlando-to-Port-Canaveral cruise shuttle, 650 to 1,400 dollars for a 6-hour wedding shuttle continuous block, and 1,100 to 2,100 dollars for a full 10-hour event day. Rate covers driver, fuel, tolls, and luggage handling.
Does a 14-passenger minibus have a bathroom?
No. Minibuses generally do not have onboard restrooms; restrooms are found on full-size motorcoaches and most coaches of about 30 passengers or more. For trips under about 90 minutes a restroom is rarely needed, and drivers can plan a rest stop on longer trips. If a restroom matters, upgrade to a coach or motorcoach.
Can a 14-passenger minibus fit at hotel porte-cocheres?
Yes, usually. A 14-passenger minibus is roughly 22 to 27 feet long, so it fits standard hotel loading zones, residential streets and tight venue driveways where a full motorcoach cannot. Lobby pickups typically need no special coordination, though it is still worth telling the carrier about low clearances or gated entrances.
How much luggage fits in a 14-passenger minibus?
A 14-passenger minibus carries 14 carry-ons plus 10 to 14 checked bags in the rear compartment. For cruise groups arriving with 2 bags per person (14 checked plus 14 carry-ons), the rear compartment fills to capacity - book a 25-passenger minibus if your group has heavier luggage.
Is a 14-passenger minibus ADA accessible?
On request. Wheelchair-lift equipped 14-passenger minibuses are available at no additional charge over the standard rate. Note the number of wheelchair passengers, whether they can transfer to a coach seat, and any service animal when booking so the carrier dispatches the right vehicle. Same-day accessible vehicle requests depend on carrier availability.