Los Angeles Charter Bus

Visiting Los Angeles for the third time, Hollywood Boulevard or the Santa Monica Pier have grown old to you? An adventure in Los Angeles that avoids flocks of tourists and explores the lesser known destinations of Tinseltown is what you look forward to? Whether you’re planning a group tour for close friends and family, corporate outing, or school field, our Los Angeles charter bus will help you navigate through the busy streets of LA. Discover the hidden gems of LA like a true local with our Los Angeles charter bus. 

Getting around in Los Angeles 

Nestled along the coast of the Pacific Ocean, Los Angeles has known lines of palm trees along its streets, romantic sunset, and a myriad of attractions from natural sightseeings to artistic landmarks. As one of the major cities in the U.S., Los Angeles boasts a vast public transportation system, which includes subway lines, light rails, and buses. Rideshare services are also available to provide convenient accessibility to locations across the city. However, for group traveling, getting a charter bus rental is the best option as it saves visitors the worry of parking and navigating through the crazy traffic of Tinseltown. A Los Angeles charter bus promises visitors an unforgettable journey even for the third, fourth time in the city. 

The Mosaic Tile House 

Located in Venice, Santa Monica, the Mosaic Tile House is a dazzling hidden gem that lives up to its name. This quirky 1940s home has been covered inside and out with colorful mosaic tiles and splintered glass. The Mosaic Tile House is a short drive to Venice Beach, Venice Canal Historic District and its ocean view boardwalk, making it a perfect destination for those seeking something beyond the usual tourist spot.  

The attraction is women-owned and Latino-owned refine the influence  of the Hispanic population in LA and their great contributions. More than just an artistic marvel, this attraction is proudly women-owned and Latino-owned, reflecting the influence and deep-rooted contributions of LA’s Hispanic community in shaping the city’s culture.

The Museum of Jurassic Technology (Culver City)

Blending into the hustle and bustle of Venice streets, The Museum of Jurassic Technology stands out in LA’s glamour as a place of quirkiness. However, its entrance is easy to overlook, offering little hint to the curious world inside. Now you might be wondering if it has anything to do with Jurassic Park, the answer is it has little connection to the Jurassic Park series. The museum displays a collection of microscopic sculpture and other eccentric curiosities in art, science and natural history before the scientific revolution. The Museum of Jurassic Technology is truly a hidden gem that is more likely to be recommended by locals rather than Google or any travel websites. Its humble entrance makes it even more mysterious and draws people to come in. Open at noon, the Jurassic Technology museum is perfect for visitors that are not a big fan of being an early bird. It is not kid-friendly as the vibe of the museum is a bit eerie and dark, but don’t let this stop you from visiting the museum with your family. The experience stays personal as some people see this place as a waste of time, but the ones who enjoyed it revisit it many times. Think of this museum as a book’s ending that requires you to discover it on your own with no spoiler. 

Heritage Square Museum

A magnificent sight of Victorian homes in Los Angeles that is far beyond a historic house with written facts, hang-on wall exhibitions and some artifacts. Consisting of 8 Victorian-era buildings, the Heritage Square Museum is a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts and even professional architects that adore the golden beauty of houses through time. The Heritage Square Museum invites visitors to walk among eight well-preserved Victorian-era buildings. These Victorian-era buildings promise to bring visitors back in time for a glimpse of America and Los Angeles during the Gilded Age. 

Indoor Fun with Trampoline and Lazer Tag

Don’t miss out on jumping and bouncing fun at various trampoline and indoor playgrounds in LA. These playgrounds are perfect for visitors who come with their young kids. Most of these places feature more than just trampoline, they also have dodge ball, arcade, and other sports but indoor versions. Designed to entertain kids, teens, and even adults, these venues offer a break from screens and a chance to burn off energy in the most enjoyable way. Trampoline parks feature wall-to-wall jumping zones, foam pits, and slam-dunk courts, perfect for active play and group challenges. Meanwhile, themed laser tag centers are another unique indoor fun that hasn’t spread beyond LA yet. They transport players into futuristic battlegrounds with glowing arenas, fog effects, and heart-pounding missions that spark friendly competition. For younger children, indoor playgrounds provide safe, colorful spaces with climbing structures, ball pits, and obstacle courses that encourage physical activity and imaginative play. 

Griffith Observatory

Catch the bay city sunset at the Griffith Observatory after a day of non-stop traveling. Perched high above Los Angeles, the Griffith Observatory is the perfect spot to unwind, take in the picturesque horizon of the city, and soak up some cosmic wonder. This art deco landmark from 1935 features a high-tech planetarium, public telescopes and a panoramic view of LA. It’s also one of the best places to snap the perfect photo of the Hollywood Sign from a distance. Whether you’re strolling the scenic exterior paths, exploring the exhibits, or simply enjoying a peaceful moment on the lawn, the observatory offers a serene escape from the crowd in downtown LA and tourist attractions. With nearby hiking trails, restrooms on site, and the option for free street parking if you arrive early, Griffith Observatory is an ideal destination to recharge, and reconnect with the celestial worlds.

Los Angeles Charter Bus FAQ

How do I  book a charter bus in Los Angeles, CA? 

It’s advised to book your charter bus in advance of visiting Los Angeles. Although the booking process is straightforward, you can request a quote for a Los Angeles charter bus with Motor Coach West.

How much does it cost to rent a Los Angeles charter bus? 

The cost of renting a charter bus in Los Angeles depends on several factors, including the type of bus, the duration of the trip, the distance traveled, and any additional services requested. It’s best to request a quote tailored to your specific needs

How do I get around in Los Angeles, CA? 

Nestled along the coast of Long Beach, Los Angeles is flocked with tourists year-round due to the city being the birthplace of Hollywood, thriving culinary scene, diverse shopping districts, and extensive entertainment forms, providing a well-rounded experience for tourists of all interests. The best way to get around Los Angeles is by a Los Angeles Charter bus. You can request a quote for a Los Angeles charter bus for your group.

What happens if there are changes to my travel plans?

If you need to make changes to your travel plans, such as adjusting the departure time or adding additional stops, you should contact us as soon as possible to discuss your options.