Reno Sports Team Bus Rental

We know that every sports trip has its own playbook—and we’re ready to follow yours exactly. When you rent a bus with us, you set the departure times, pickup locations, and return plans. Need to get a youth soccer team from South Reno Athletic Club to a weekend tournament at Golden Eagle Regional Park in Sparks? We’ll handle it. Organizing multiple shuttles for Wolf Pack fans heading to Mackay Stadium or Lawlor Events Center on game day? No problem. Planning an away game run for a high school basketball squad traveling down US-395 to Bishop Manogue Catholic High School or Galena High? We’ve got you covered there too. And if your season takes you out of state—to Sacramento, Fresno, Las Vegas, or even further—we can provide long-distance charters anywhere in the West.

Our customer support team is available 24/7/365 to answer questions, make changes to your reservation, and ensure that everything goes smoothly from first pickup to final drop-off. With Reno Minibus Company, you’re getting more than just a bus; you’re getting a partner who understands what it takes to move athletes and fans safely, efficiently, and affordably.

Avoid the headache of organizing carpools or dealing with congested parking lots around major venues like Greater Nevada Field (home of the Reno Aces) or Reno Events Center during basketball tournaments and boxing matches. Instead, arrange a dedicated shuttle service that picks up fans at central locations—such as downtown hotels along Virginia Street, park-and-ride lots near Meadowood Mall, or casino resorts like Atlantis, Peppermill, and Grand Sierra Resort—and drops them off right at the entrance. After the final whistle, everyone can celebrate together without worrying about designated drivers or missing the last city bus.

This is also a great option for supporter clubs traveling to away games—for example, sending a group of UNR students down I-80 to cheer against rival schools in California—or for families heading out to regional competitions around Lake Tahoe, Incline Village, Truckee, or even as far as the Bay Area.

Long road trips are easier when everyone stays comfortable and entertained. That’s why our buses come equipped with cushioned seats that recline, individual reading lights, climate control to keep the cabin cool in August or warm during snowy Sierra crossings, and restrooms on board so you don’t have to make frequent pit stops along US-50 or I-580. Stay connected with free WiFi for streaming highlight reels, power outlets at each row to charge phones/tablets/laptops, DVD players with PA systems for watching movies or reviewing scouting reports, and tinted windows to reduce glare while enjoying views of the Truckee River, Mount Rose, or Pyramid Lake.

During downtime, athletes can use the trip to hydrate, refuel with snacks, listen to music playlists over Bluetooth speakers, play cards, share TikTok videos, or simply unwind after a hard-fought contest. By the time you arrive, your team will be rested, focused, and ready to compete.