15 Passenger Minibus

We offer 15-passenger minibuses in a range of colors including black, white, silver, grey, blue, red, navy, and even yellow. If you need something specific for branding or aesthetic reasons, let us know—we can also provide custom wraps for an additional fee. Whether you’re looking for a classic white shuttle for a wedding, a black bus for a corporate event, or something that stands out for a special occasion, we have options available. The wide selection of colors makes it easy to match the vehicle to the tone of your event or the identity of your organization.

Standard amenities on our 15-passenger minibuses include comfortable cloth or vinyl seating, strong air conditioning and heating, LED lighting, and a sound system with radio and Bluetooth capabilities. There are multiple USB charging ports throughout the cabin so passengers can keep devices powered during the ride. The bus also features large tinted windows for natural light and privacy, non-slip flooring for safety, and either overhead grab rails or armrests for added security while moving. These features ensure that everyone stays comfortable and connected, even on longer trips.

Renting a 15-passenger minibus in Moore typically costs between $150 and $430+ per hour, $1,520 to $3,255 per day, or $4.00 to $7.95 per mile. The total price depends on several factors including the length of the trip, the number of hours or days the bus is needed, the distance traveled, and the time of year. Peak seasons such as spring and summer wedding months or times when there are major events in the area can drive prices higher due to increased demand. Additional costs may include tolls, parking fees, and lodging for the driver if an overnight stay is required. Because each trip is unique, the best way to get an accurate quote is to contact us with your specific itinerary. We’ll provide a detailed estimate that covers all expected expenses so you can budget accordingly.

The 15-passenger minibus is the smallest bus we offer, making it ideal for groups that are too large for a single SUV but don’t need a full-size coach. Compared to larger minibuses and motorcoaches, it’s more affordable, easier to maneuver in tight spaces, and faster to load and unload. However, it has less luggage space and fewer luxury amenities than bigger buses. This model is perfect for short trips, local shuttles, and events where budget and simplicity are priorities. If you need something with more storage, reclining seats, or onboard restrooms, you might want to consider one of our larger options instead. But for most small-group applications, the 15-passenger minibus strikes an excellent balance between cost, capability, and convenience.

You should book your 15-passenger minibus at least three to six months in advance to guarantee the best selection and pricing—especially if your event falls during peak seasons like spring wedding months, summer festival schedules, or around major sporting events at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. Moore sees high demand for small-group transportation whenever there are overlapping school functions, corporate trainings, or regional conferences in downtown OKC, which can quickly limit availability of specific bus sizes and colors. Last-minute reservations (less than four weeks out) may still be possible but often come with higher rates and fewer choices regarding amenities or exterior color. The earlier you reserve, the more flexibility you’ll have to customize the vehicle to your exact needs and lock in a rate before seasonal price increases.

The luggage capacity of a 15-passenger minibus is limited compared to larger coaches, but it can still accommodate the essentials for most short trips. There is no traditional undercarriage storage, so all bags must be stowed inside the cabin. Overhead shelves run along both sides of the interior, typically allowing each passenger one smaller carry-on bag—such as a backpack, tote, or laptop case. Larger items like duffel bags or small suitcases can be stacked in the rear of the bus or kept at the front if space permits. For day trips, shuttles, or events where riders only need personal items, this setup works well. However, if everyone has full-size luggage (e.g., for an overnight trip), storage will be tight and you may need to limit the number of bags or make separate arrangements for extra cargo. As a rule of thumb, plan for one carry-on per person and limited additional gear.