Indiana Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Local Landmarks and Cultural Tours

• Monument Circle: Explore the symbolic heart of Indianapolis. Our limos make it special, be it a romantic night out or a historical tour.
• Brown County State Park: See the stunning fall foliage or the summer blooms. A party bus trip with friends to this picturesque location is a trip to remember.
• Madame Walker Theatre Center: Add a dash of luxury to your theatre night. Arrive with flair and make heads turn.

Holidays & Special Occasions

• Independence Day: Watch the fireworks light up the Indiana sky. Hire a limo or party bus and make it an unforgettable night.
• Valentine’s Day: Surprise your loved one with a romantic limo ride through Indiana’s charming streets.
• Halloween: Thinking of a spooky night out with friends? Our party bus is your perfect Halloween party venue on wheels!
• New Year’s Eve: Welcome the New Year in style. Pop open a bottle of champagne and let us drive you to the best parties in town.
• Proms and Graduations: Make it a night to remember. Our fleet is here to make those milestone moments truly special.

Why Choose LimoUSA?

1. Expertise: Years of impeccable service in Indiana, making us the trusted choice.
2. Fleet: A wide range of top-tier limos and party buses to suit every occasion.
3. Professional Drivers: Our drivers are trained, courteous, and familiar with every nook and cranny of Indiana.
4. Affordable Packages: Custom packages tailored to your needs, ensuring you get value for your money.

Let’s Celebrate, Indiana Style!

Whether it’s the festive spirit of holidays or a spontaneous weekend getaway, LimoUSA ensures you travel in unmatched comfort and luxury. Get ready to redefine your Indiana experience.

Here are some of the more prominent and lesser-known attractions across the state:

1. Indianapolis Motor Speedway & Hall of Fame Museum: Located in Indianapolis, this iconic race track is home to the famous Indianapolis 500, held annually on Memorial Day weekend. The Hall of Fame Museum showcases the history of the race and many of its legendary cars.
2. Children’s Museum of Indianapolis: This is the world’s largest children’s museum, featuring five floors of interactive exhibits that cover everything from dinosaurs and ancient Egypt to space exploration.
3. Indiana Dunes National Park: Located along Lake Michigan’s southern shore, it offers beaches, dunes, hiking trails, and diverse habitats. It’s a great spot for bird watching, hiking, and sunbathing.
4. Holiday World &Splashin’ Safari: Located in Santa Claus, this family-owned theme and water park features rides and slides with holiday-themed names.
5. Conner Prairie: Situated in Fishers, it’s a living history museum that allows visitors to experience what life was like in Indiana in the 19th century.
6. Eiteljorg Museum: Located in Indianapolis, it showcases Native American and Western art, culture, and history.
7. Notre Dame University: Located in South Bend, the campus is home to the Fighting Irish and the famous “Golden Dome.” Visitors can also tour the beautiful basilica and grotto.
8. Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo: Rated as one of the country’s top children’s zoos, it’s home to over 1,000 animals from all over the world.
9. Marengo Cave: Designated as a U.S. National Landmark, visitors can take guided tours to explore the cave’s vast underground landscape.
10. James Dean Birthplace Memorial: Located in Marion, this is a tribute to the legendary actor who was born and raised in Indiana.
11. Brown County State Park: Known for its scenic vistas, especially in the fall, it’s a great destination for hiking, horseback riding, and camping.
12. The Historic Artcraft Theatre: Located in Franklin, it’s an old-school movie house that’s been restored and now shows classic films and hosts events.
13. Indiana State Museum: Located in Indianapolis, it chronicles the history of the state from prehistoric times to the present.
14. Falls of the Ohio State Park: Located in Clarksville, this park features a series of fossil beds that are 390 million years old. There’s also an interpretive center that provides insight into the area’s geology and history.
15. Paoli Peaks: In the winter, this is a popular destination for skiing, snowboarding, and tubing.
16. Angel Mounds State Historic Site: Located in Evansville, this archaeological site was once the home of the Mississippian culture and is now a preserved area showcasing their way of life.
17. Monument Circle: In the heart of Indianapolis, it’s a historic circle that features the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument. During the holiday season, it’s transformed into the “World’s Largest Christmas Tree.”

This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it gives a good overview of the diverse attractions that Indiana has to offer. Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or entertainment, there’s something in Indiana for everyone.

Limousines:

1. Traditional Stretch Limousines: These are what most people think of when they hear “limo”. They can often accommodate 6-12 passengers.
2. SUV Limousines: These are stretch versions of popular SUVs, like the Cadillac Escalade or Hummer H2, and can typically seat 14-20 passengers.
3. Sedan Limousines: These are not stretched and are typically luxury sedans like Lincoln Town Car, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, or Cadillac XTS. They usually accommodate 2-4 passengers.
4. Vintage or Classic Limousines: Cars like the Rolls Royce Phantom or Bentley, which add an element of elegance and nostalgia.

Party Buses:

1. Small Party Buses: These buses often accommodate 10-20 passengers and are equipped with amenities like stereo systems, LED lights, and sometimes a dance pole.
2. Medium Party Buses: Designed for 20-30 passengers, they come with upgraded features, more space, and sometimes even a restroom.
3. Large Party Buses: These can carry upwards of 40 passengers and often have features like larger dance areas, more advanced sound systems, and even small bars.

Charter Buses:

1. Mini Buses: These are smaller buses that can usually accommodate 20-30 passengers. They’re good for shorter trips or smaller groups.
2. Coach Buses: Larger than mini buses, these can accommodate 50-60 passengers and are equipped with amenities like restrooms, reclining seats, and overhead storage.
3. Executive Coach Buses: These are luxury versions of coach buses, with amenities like Wi-Fi, power outlets, leather seats, and sometimes even small kitchenettes or sleeping quarters.

To get a detailed list of the exact makes, models, and features available for rent in Indiana, you’d need to check with specific limousine and bus rental companies operating in the state. They would provide you with their fleet details and any additional amenities or options available.