18-Passenger Minibus Rental in Washington
Washington Minibus Company offers 18-passenger minibus rentals across Washington, DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. This midsize shuttle is great for airport transfers to DCA or IAD, corporate commutes between K Street offices and Capitol Hill, wedding party shuttles in Georgetown or Old Town Alexandria, and private tours of the National Mall or Embassy Row. Our 18-passenger minibuses are available in multiple makes and models—including Grech Motors, Turtle Top, Executive Coach Builders (ECB), and LGE Coachworks—so you can choose the exact floor plan and feature set that fits your group’s needs. Call us anytime at 771-474-0280 to get an instant quote and see why we’re the most trusted name in DC charter bus rentals!
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How Much Does A 18 Passenger Minibus Rental in Washington Cost?
An 18-passenger minibus rental in Washington, DC typically costs $145 to $404 per hour, $1,300 to $3,000 per day, or $4.00 to $7.00 per mile. Rates vary based on the season, trip length, and exact vehicle model (Grech, Turtle Top, ECB, LGE). You’ll pay more during peak spring months (April-June) and for premium builds with leather seats or wood-look floors. We serve all of DC, Arlington, Alexandria, Bethesda, Silver Spring, Tysons, and beyond. For the best price, book at least 3-6 months in advance and have your itinerary ready. Call 771-474-0280 now for an instant quote tailored to your schedule and destination.
| Bus Type | Cost Per Hour | Cost Per Day | Cost Per Mile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Passenger Minibus | Starts from $150* | Starts from $1,100* | Starts from $4.50* |
Amenities Available on our 18 Passenger Minibuses in Washington
Wi-Fi
Stay connected on the go with onboard WiFi that lets you check email, stream music, or share photos while crossing the Potomac or heading out the Beltway. This is perfect for keeping everyone productive during corporate shuttles from downtown DC to Tysons Corner or Reston, or for letting students research their itinerary en route to Smithsonian museums or the National Zoo.
Onboard Restrooms
Save time and avoid unnecessary stops with a minibus that includes an onboard restroom. This feature is especially useful for longer trips down I-95 to Richmond or up I-270 toward Frederick, and it’s a game-changer for touring groups visiting multiple sites like Arlington Cemetery, the MLK Memorial, and Nationals Park in one day.
Onboard TVs
Multiple flat-screen monitors are available throughout the cabin so you can play training videos, show a welcome message, or entertain kids with movies during the drive. Hook up a DVD player, laptop, or streaming device via HDMI input, and enjoy clear sightlines from every seat—ideal for sports teams reviewing game footage or wedding parties watching a slideshow.
Power Outlets
Every row has access to power outlets and USB charging ports, so passengers can keep phones, tablets, and laptops fully charged throughout the trip. Whether you’re live-tweeting a protest march down Constitution Avenue or finishing a sales presentation before a meeting in Rosslyn, you’ll never have to worry about running out of battery mid-ride.
Climate Control with Personal Air Vents
Advanced climate control keeps the cabin comfortable year-round, with strong A/C for humid DC summers and efficient heating for chilly winter days. Individual air vents let each rider adjust airflow to their liking, making this minibus suitable for everything from summer camp outings to holiday light tours around the Ellipse and Cathedral Heights.
Leather Seating
Enjoy the ride in plush, high-back seats upholstered in either cloth or leatherette, depending on the model. Reclining backs, adjustable headrests, and armrests provide extra comfort for longer journeys, whether you’re taking a church group to Kings Dominion or shuttling executives between Reagan Airport and conference hotels near the Convention Center.
Overhead & Undercarriage Storage
Store backpacks, briefcases, or small coolers in overhead racks above the seats, while larger items like suitcases, band instruments, or sports equipment can be stowed in a rear luggage compartment or underfloor bay. There’s plenty of room for everything you need, from picnic supplies for a day at Rock Creek Park to display materials for a trade show at Gaylord National Harbor.
