25 Passenger Minibus
Stonecrest Charter Bus offers 25-passenger minibus rentals in Stonecrest and across DeKalb County, so you can easily book the exact vehicle you need for any event or trip! Our fleet includes multiple color options (white, black, silver), forward-facing or perimeter seating layouts, and models from top manufacturers like Grech, Tiffany, Executive Coach Builders, and more. Whether you’re heading to a corporate event at the Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta East/Stonecrest, shuttling wedding guests to the AEI StartUp Factory, or organizing a church outing from New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, we’ll make sure you get a modern minibus with the right amenities at a price you’ll love. Call our team anytime at 943-239-0820 to get an instant quote, see available vehicles, and lock in your reservation fast!
How Much Does A 25 Passenger Minibus Rental in Stonecrest Cost?
The cost of renting a 25-passenger minibus in Stonecrest typically ranges from $165 to $428 per hour, $1,300 to $3,200 per day, or $4.00 to $7.00 per mile. Final pricing depends on factors like trip duration, mileage, pickup location, and time of year. You’ll pay either an hourly rate, a daily rate, or a per-mile rate depending on how your trip is structured. Additional expenses such as tolls, parking fees, and driver hotel accommodations (if required) are not included in the base rental price. To get exact pricing for your trip, call our reservation team anytime at 943-239-0820 with your itinerary details—we’ll give you an instant quote and help you find the best option for your budget.
| Bus Type | Cost Per Hour | Cost Per Day | Cost Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 Passenger Minibus | Starts from $150* | Starts from $1,100* | Starts from $4.50* |
Amenities Available on our 25 Passenger Minibuses in Stonecrest
Wi-Fi
Stay connected on the go with onboard WiFi available on every 25-passenger minibus! Perfect for checking email, streaming music, or sharing photos from your trip. Great for corporate groups heading to meetings at the AEI Startup Factory or students riding to Georgia State University’s Perimeter College campus.
Onboard Restrooms
Our 25-passenger minibuses can be built with a compact onboard restroom at the rear of the cabin, making long trips across I-20 or traffic loops around I-285 much more comfortable. This is especially helpful for school field trips to the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area or church groups traveling to New Birth Missionary Baptist Church.
Onboard TVs
Flat-screen monitors are mounted at the front and mid-cabin sections of the bus, allowing you to play DVDs, connect a laptop via HDMI, or display a slideshow. Ideal for youth sports teams watching game film before a tournament at Lithonia Park or wedding parties enjoying a video montage en route to Vines Mansion.
Power Outlets
Every row of seats includes dual 110V power outlets and USB charging ports, so passengers can keep phones, tablets, and laptops fully charged throughout the trip. Business travelers will appreciate being able to work on presentations during the ride, while families can keep kids’ devices powered up on the way to Stonecrest Mall.
Climate Control with Personal Air Vents
A powerful HVAC system maintains a comfortable temperature inside the cabin regardless of the weather outside, with individual air vents above each seat for personalized airflow. Stay cool during summer trips to the Yellow River Game Ranch or warm on chilly mornings heading downtown.
Leather Seating
High-back seats upholstered in black or tan leatherette provide a comfortable ride for short transfers and longer journeys alike, with adjustable armrests and reclining backs for added relaxation. Upgrade to two-tone or contrast-stitched leatherette for a more upscale look.
Overhead & Undercarriage Storage
Carry-on bags and personal items can be stored in open luggage racks above the seats, while larger suitcases, equipment cases, and folding tables fit in a spacious compartment beneath the floor. There’s plenty of room for band instruments, athletic gear, or convention materials.
