Bus charter Connecticut waits for you

With a state as stunning as Connecticut, you simply have to make plans for a great adventure with all of your friends, family or even your church group. As a matter of fact, no matter what kind of group you happen to be interested in traveling with, a bus charter Connecticut style may be just the thing to help you get wherever you'd like to go. After all, what can be better than having reliable transportation with a professional driver on a beautiful, clean and comfortable charter bus? 
A big and very legitimate concern when traveling is passenger safety and our company takes that into very high priority. We take both safety and the comfort of our customers very seriously and that's the reason that our first time customers become our long-time clients because they know they can rely on our company to get their group to their destination not only safely but also comfortably. Our buses that not only have state-of-the-art sound systems but also DVD players as well as high back reclining seats and restrooms.

The places to visit are endless, you can start your day by visiting Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport is a wonderful place to visit; hosts are more than 300 animals from North and South America. The Copernican Observatory & Planetarium is on the grounds of Central Connecticut State University and is home to one of the largest public telescopes in the United States and it hosts special programs for the public throughout year. Next stop is a trip back in time to see three homes of great historic significance that nestled in Wethersfield, a town of more than 300 historic houses, including 50 built before the American Revolution.

For a different look at Connecticut visit Connecticut’s wineraries. With its mild climate it makes the state a fruitful place for growing grapes and the state’s wine-making industry has bloomed in the past three decades. A delightful way to sample Connecticut vintages is to take a drive along the Connecticut Wine Trail, a route that bypasses 15 vineyards. After a day sipping wine why not visit a place where you will take “a chance.” Connecticut is home to not one but two massive casinos owned and operated by Native American tribes: Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, operated by the Mashantucket Pequot tribe, and the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, operated by the Mohegan tribe.

If you need to get a group of people to Connecticut or anywhere in the country, then choose a bus charter and call us to speak with one of our trained representatives. It's quick and easy to get a quote for your travel. You need to only tell us where you want to go, when you want to go and how many people you need to transport. 

Get Steamy In Connecticut

It’s fall. The leaves are turning brown and it’s time to bundle up. But that doesn't mean we can’t still enjoy the outdoors. Make your way to Essex, a small town in Middlesex County, Connecticut with Bus Charter Connecticut and you’ll discover a quaint attraction that will get you all steamy, all the more reason to cool down, relax and connect with others in the charter bus, party bus, mini bus or school bus' air-conditioning after the visit.

The Essex Steam Train, the only steam train and riverboat connection in the country takes you back to a time when these two modes of transport were the only way of getting around the vastness of the United States.

Start your journey in the school bus or luxurious mini bus at the historic 1892 Essex Station and chug your way slowly through the countryside aboard vintage railway cars pulled by an authentic steam locomotive.

After 2 ½ narrated journey, you’ll pull up at Deep River Landing where you’ll be escorted to the Becky Thatcher Riverboat for a cruise along the Connecticut River. Along the way you’ll see Gilette Castle, Goodspeed Opera House and lush scenery from the window of the party bus that you have rented from a reliable charter bus Connecticut company.

The 1 ½ hour trip ends back at Deep River Landing where you’ll be welcomed back on board the steam train for your trip back to Essex Station.

If you’re travelling as a couple and would like to enjoy something a bit more romantic, you might want to consider a ride aboard the Essex Clipper Dinner Train where you’ll enjoy a true Romance of the Rails with a four-course meal served in the beautifully restored 1920's Pullman diners, pulled by a vintage diesel locomotive. A full cash bar service is also available on board so you can end the evening with that perfect nightcap.

Or, if a little bit of mischief is on your mind and it’s a murder mystery you’d like to solve, hop on board the Meriden dining car for Dead-End Rodeo: The Buckin' Stops Here to enjoy a dinner mystery theater performed by the Wagon Train Follies Traveling Rodeo Show.

So, book your tour bus, bus charter, party bus, mini bus or school bus trip to Connecticut with Bus Charter Connecticut, you can be sure that the journey will leave you feeling warm, fuzzy and reacquainted with your loved ones.

Tips On How To Completly Immerse Yourself In What Connecticut Has To Offer

For those who have yet to try one of America’s greatest pleasures – skiing – the snowy slopes of Mohawk Mountain in Cornwall, Connecticut, is a pretty good start. It’s an accesible drive and enjoyable scenic bus ride, if you do decide to charter one with your buddies or family. The famed skii locale features 24 trails – the longest being a whopping 1.25 miles – for skiing and snowboarding, several chairlifts, and a "wonder carpet" for beginners. Skiing aside, do take time for a photo op at the historic West Cornwall Covered Bridge that spans the Housatonic River. It makes the bus ride, a great American tradition, that much more joyful.

As fun it may be, there are plenty of things to be cautious about. You’ll experience a fall every now and then, and yes, it’s gonna hurt! But it gets better as you get used to moving on the slippery ice. Here are some tips on ensuring you have a smooth and enjoyable skiing experience:

Prepare yourself physically
Always think safety first, and remember, prevention is better than cure. To avoid from getting injured, so you can make the most out of your trip, it’s important to prepare yourself physically. Exercise regularly, or play sports, at least once a month.

Some sports can be a form of exercise and preparation before skii-day, for example, cycling, jogging, speed walking, rollerblading all allow you to work your leg muscles, and thighs in particular, which are worked a lot by winter sports. If you could spare the time, do put aside at least 2 hours a week.

Itinerary
A common mistake is to forget checking your baggage allowance, so be mindful this time. Get thick layers of clothing and warmers when packing, or if you’ve got the dough to spare, there are alternative brands with better insulation yet thinner material. Don’t forget your sunblock and lipblock! It may be cool up there, but the sun is always very harsh on the mountains.

Other essentials are hats, gloves and a pair of cool shades. Do pack thermals in case the temperature decides to suddenly drop. These need not be mentioned but here goes: ski jacket, ski board bag, boots, salopettes and some snazzy ski socks. Your small backpack should be able to fit all the items above, plus a first aid kit, a small box of multi-purpose tools, and some space for whatever else you feel like throwing in.

Have fun
And last but not least, have fun!