There are a lot of things to see and do in Houston, especially when you have the luxury of renting a party bus, bus charter, mini bus or even if it's just a school bus for school-going kids. But, with so many people doing so many things and visiting so many places, going off the beaten path can be one of the best ways to see Houston, especially when traveling by bus.
One of the biggest events in Houston not popularized to tourists is the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Drawing top riders from across the country, this rodeo features traditional rodeo events, while national and international superstar musical entertainers perform nightly for sell-out crowds. Best part, it’s also home to the World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest and it remains to be a hot favorite among many bus charter rental tourist goers.
After you’ve had your fill of rough riders, pay a visit to Houston Glass Studio. Inspired by a passion for glass, Dick Moiel and Kathy Poeppel's this retired physician and his PA/RN wife enrolled in their first Glassblowing class in 1994 and have never looked back since and together with the invaluable help and guidance of their first instructor Bob Mosier, have built a basic hot shop that produces amazing pieces of glass art. If you want to make the most of your time here, it is best done with the help of a helpful party bus, charter bus, shuttle bus service, mini bus, coach charter or school bus driver.
For something a bit cooler and less fiery, pay a visit in the rented party bus to the Downtown Aquarium. This magnificent six-acre entertainment and dining complex features over 200 species of aquatic life from around the globe housed in a 500,000-gallon aquatic wonderland and has a full-service restaurant, an upscale bar, a fully equipped ballroom, aquatic & geographic exhibits, shopping and a variety of amusements!
If you prefer wild animals to being underwater then, perhaps you may prefer the Houston Zoo. Covering an expanse of 55 acres the zoo and is home to thousands of animals representing more than 500 species, from the winged inhabitants of the Tropical Bird House to the slithering reptiles in one of the nation's largest collections of venomous snakes.
If you prefer wild animals to being underwater then, perhaps you may prefer the Houston Zoo. Covering an expanse of 55 acres the zoo and is home to thousands of animals representing more than 500 species, from the winged inhabitants of the Tropical Bird House to the slithering reptiles in one of the nation's largest collections of venomous snakes.
If you prefer hanging out with your children instead of wild critters, Children’s Museum of Houston is just the place you should get Bus Charter Houston to drop you off at in a luxurious charter bus. Dubbed A Playground for your Mind™! The Children’s Museum of Houston is packed with 14 hands-on exhibits, including the chance for kids to program robots and invent things; anchor the news; run a business; get elected as mayor; explore nanotechnology and climb a three-story tower. Better still, let out your inner child and let your mind explore this fantastic playground and after that, you can have the full rest and relax thing going in the comforts of the chartered bus.
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