Allentown Charter Bus Rentals For School Field Trips

In Allentown and the surrounding Lehigh Valley, students have access to some of Pennsylvania's most engaging educational destinations, and a charter bus is an organized way to get an entire class there and back together. The Da Vinci Science Center at PPL Pavilion (815 W. Hamilton Street, Allentown, PA 18101) is a hands-on science center in downtown Allentown, and buses drop off and pick up at its Groups & Reserved Programs Entrance on West Court Street, between 8th and 9th Streets (a one-way street). There's no on-site bus parking there, so the bus unloads the whole class at the door and can return to the same Court Street spot 10 minutes before your scheduled departure, with no chaperone circling downtown for a garage.

Visual arts and humanities classes can add the Allentown Art Museum to the same day. Rent an Allentown field trip charter bus through Busrentalcompanyallentown.com and leave the carpool behind.

Need to bring Pennsylvania history alive for your students? Allentown sits in one of the most historically significant regions in the country, and a charter bus puts several landmark destinations within easy reach of any Lehigh Valley school. The Liberty Bell Museum (622 W. Hamilton St., Allentown) displays a replica of the Liberty Bell inside Zion's Reformed United Church of Christ, the same church where the Liberty Bell was hidden under the floor until the British left Philadelphia in June 1778, which makes it a must-visit for history classes.

Over in neighboring Bethlehem, the National Museum of Industrial History (602 East Second St, Bethlehem, PA 18015) reserves guided group tours ahead through its Coordinator of Guest Experiences at 610.694.6644, with group discounts starting at 10 people, and one bus keeps the whole tour group together from the school lot to the museum door. For American Revolution deep-dives, Washington Crossing Historic Park (1112 River Road, Washington Crossing, PA 18977) is absolutely worth the longer ride. Its Rescuing the Revolution field trip runs Thursdays and Fridays, starting at the park and continuing to Princeton Battlefield State Park, and schools must provide their own transportation between the two sites, which a chartered bus covers without splitting the class into cars.

Line up your school bus rental through Busrentalcompanyallentown.com and make history class unforgettable.

Fill out one quick form and you're already comparing buses for some of the Lehigh Valley's most exciting student group destinations. For end-of-year class trips, Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom (4000 Dorney Park Rd, Allentown, PA 18104) offers special group rates for groups of 15 to 99, and a single charter bus brings the whole class to the gate together. During Musikfest each August in Bethlehem, the Main St. ramp off Route 378 North is closed to all vehicles and pedestrians, and charter bus groups that park at a remote lot ride the free LANTA Gold Line back to Shuttleplatz to reach their bus.

A charter bus helps keep your student group together across the sprawling multi-venue event, with one ride home for everyone at the end of the day. Renting a group transportation bus through Busrentalcompanyallentown.com means you compare TONS of different bus types, TONS of different packages, and TONS of different prices, all in one place, all in under 30 seconds. No account needed!

With Busrentalcompanyallentown.com, you're never limited to just Allentown city limits. The network of independent bus companies we connect you with serves the entire Lehigh Valley and beyond, including Bethlehem, Easton, Emmaus, Whitehall Township, Catasauqua, and surrounding communities throughout Northampton and Lehigh counties. Whether your school is located right on Hamilton Street in downtown Allentown or out in one of the surrounding townships, you can rent a bus for a pickup right there.

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