Lansing Charter Bus & Minibus Rentals

Michigan History Center

• 702 W Kalamazoo St, Lansing, MI 48915
• (517) 373-3559

The Michigan History Center tells the story of Michigan’s diverse history, from the founding of the state to present day. Visit the three-story museum for interactive and interpretive exhibits, explore the state archives, attend an event or performance, or explore all that the surrounding area has to offer, such as the adjacent Michigan State Capitol and the neighboring state library. Your bus driver will handle parking while you visit.

Impression 5 Science Center

• 200 Museum Dr, Lansing, MI 48933
• (517) 485-8116

Plan an exciting field trip to one of the top kid-friendly educational institutions in the area. The Impression 5 Science Center is a not-for-profit museum geared toward families and children. Its name comes from the museum’s focus on hands-on exhibits appealing to all five senses, including an outdoor playscape known as the First Impression Room, where students of all ages can play among interactive sculptures.

Potter Park Zoo

• 1301 S Pennsylvania Ave, Lansing, MI 48912
• (517) 483-4222

The Potter Park Zoo provides animal lovers of all ages with a chance to explore over 500 resident animals from around the world. Stroll through indoor and outdoor habitats that house endangered snow leopards, critically endangered black rhinos, endangered red pandas, and many more. Plan a day trip, corporate outing, school field trip, or even a private group vacation around exploring this locally beloved zoo and a Lansing must-see.

REO Town Marketplace

• 1109 S Washington Ave, Lansing, MI 48910

Every Saturday in the summer, REO Town hosts a lively farmers market and craft fair that attracts locals and visitors from across Michigan. Book a charter bus rental to explore the outdoor vendors selling fresh fruit, crafts and produce. Or if you want to see the many businesses in REO Town, you can create your own itinerary to experience local shops, dining, or even catch a concert at a small music venue. If you’re a fan of the big music festivals that Austin and Chicago have, try Lansing’s Common Ground Music Festival for your fix. Located in Adado Riverfront Park, the annual festival hosts live music, local food trucks and craft beer tents, carnival games and more over several days in the summer.

R.E. Olds Transportation Museum

• 240 Museum Dr, Lansing, MI 48933
• (517) 372-0422

Explore Michigan’s transportation history with a visit to the R. E Olds Transportation Museum. This museum is dedicated to the evolution of transportation and technology, offering exhibitions on the early days of bicycles, carriages, motorcycles, the evolution of motorcars by Ransom E. Olds and the founding of the Olds Motor Vehicle Company (now Oldsmobile), the automotive advancements of General Motors in the 20th century and much more. The museum is also a popular location for hosting events and offers space rental for car shows, holiday parties, and a variety of other private events.

Lansing River Trail

Get your group together and explore one of Lansing’s most beloved outdoor destinations! This 13-mile, pedestrian- and bike-friendly trail meanders along the Red Cedar River and the Grand River, starting north at Potter Park Zoo and continuing south through Old Town Lansing before turning west into Grand Rapids. Enjoy the scenic urban greenery, explore the parks, take a few selfies with public art statues, or find local eats along the way. The Charter Bus Rental Company Lansing team can book a bus to Lansing to pick you up once you’ve explored the trail to your heart’s content!

Woldumar Nature Center

• 5739 Old Lansing Rd, Lansing, MI 48917
• (517) 322-0030

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city by booking a trip out to Delta Township with your charter bus. Woldumar Nature Center, is located just a 15-minute drive west from Lansing and has 188 acres for outdoor exploration and environmental learning. Get outside for a fun field trip, a private group tour, or to attend one of the center’s special events. Explore the various habitats that are home to the many plants and animals that live there and take in the educational exhibits, which explain their role in the ecosystem.

Hawk Island County Park

• 1601 E Cavanaugh Rd, Lansing, MI 48911
• (517) 882-0867

This 100-acre park is only a 15 minute charter bus ride outside of the city center. It has several destinations perfect for outdoor groups. If you’re an adventurer or athlete, head to the island’s main beach and rent kayaks, pedal boats and paddleboards in the summer, or make use of the fitness trail at any time of the year. The beach is also home to two sand volleyball courts that can be reserved for private use. Groups can also visit the park to go hiking, have a picnic at the playground with little ones, or attend one of the many festivals and events hosted here.

Fenner Nature Center

• 2020 E Mount Hope Ave, Lansing, MI 48910
• (517) 483-4224

Book a charter bus to the Fenner Nature Center for a day trip perfect for any group! Nature lovers and outdoorsy groups will be happy to spend their time here at this 134-acre preserve with hands-on exhibits, a variety of animal habitats and 4 miles of trails. Depending on what time of year you travel, keep your eye out for seasonal wildlife.

Michigan Princess Riverboat

• 301 S Creyts Rd, Lansing, MI 48917
• (517) 627-2172

Is your group interested in hitting the open seas? Then book a cruise with the Michigan Princess! This 400-passenger riverboat is the perfect spot to celebrate your bachelor/bachelorette parties, wedding services, corporate parties, and more. As you plan your cruise on the Grand River around Lansing, be sure to arrange for private transportation between hotels and the boat. You won’t want your guests arriving late or getting lost trying to navigate downtown traffic.