Montana Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Explore Montana’s Attractions with LimoUSA

Montana’s Natural Attractions:

• Glacier National Park: Often referred to as the “Crown of the Continent,” it’s a destination that deserves a grand entrance.
• Yellowstone National Park: Traverse the nation’s first national park in unmatched style.
• Flathead Lake: Arrive at the largest natural freshwater lake in the western U.S. with grace and panache.

Local Landmarks:

• The State Capitol in Helena: Experience Montana’s history with an elegant touch.
• Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument: Pay respects to this historical site with our respectful chauffeur services.

Celebrate Montana’s Festive Spirit with LimoUSA

Whether it’s the grandeur of Fourth of July fireworks over Big Sky Country, a romantic Valentine’s Day evening in Bozeman, or a lively St. Patrick’s Day parade in Butte, LimoUSA is here to elevate your holiday experience.

Perfect for:

• Christmas & New Year’s Eve: Navigate Montana’s winter roads safely and in style.
• Montana State Fair: Arrive like a VIP and avoid the parking hustle.
• Local festivals: From the Missoula Art Museum’s Art in the Park to the Whitefish Winter Carnival, ride in style.

Plan Your Next Event with LimoUSA

• Weddings
• Prom nights
• Birthday parties
• Corporate events
• Bachelor/Bachelorette parties

Let LimoUSA take the wheel while you focus on making memories!

Montana is often referred to as “Big Sky Country” because of its vast landscapes and unspoiled wilderness. Here are some notable attractions you might want to consider if visiting Montana:

1. Glacier National Park: Often referred to as the “Crown of the Continent,” this national park offers pristine forests, alpine meadows, rugged mountains, and over 700 lakes. The Going-to-the-Sun Road is a must-see drive through the heart of the park.
2. Yellowstone National Park: Although most of Yellowstone lies in Wyoming, a portion of it extends into Montana. It’s America’s first national park and is home to geysers, hot springs, waterfalls, and diverse wildlife.
3. Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument: This site commemorates the battle in 1876 between the U.S. Army’s 7th Cavalry and the Sioux and Cheyenne. It’s where Lieutenant Colonel George Custer and his battalion were defeated.
4. Big Sky Resort: A major destination for downhill skiing in winter and mountain biking in summer. Big Sky offers a range of outdoor activities for all ages.
5. Flathead Lake: The largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi in the contiguous 48 states. It’s a popular spot for boating, fishing, and camping.
6. Museum of the Rockies: Located in Bozeman, this museum is affiliated with the Smithsonian and is renowned for its extensive collection of dinosaur fossils.
7. Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park: Montana’s first state park which features limestone caverns decorated with stalactites, stalagmites, columns, and helictites.
8. Missoula: Known for its artsy vibe, the city hosts the Missoula Children’s Theatre, the Montana Museum of Art & Culture, and a vibrant downtown area.
9. Bozeman: Home to Montana State University, it’s also a gateway to Big Sky Country and offers a mix of small-town charm and modern amenities.
10. Billings: The largest city in Montana with a range of attractions including ZooMontana, Pictograph Cave State Park, and a lively downtown area.
11. Montana’s Scenic Drives: Routes such as the Beartooth Highway, Montana Scenic Loop, and the Bitterroot Valley Scenic Drive showcase the state’s vast beauty.
12. Bannack State Park: A well-preserved ghost town that once thrived during the gold rush.
13. Helena: The state capital has a range of attractions including the Montana State Capitol building, the Cathedral of St. Helena, and the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness.
14. Great Falls: The city offers the C.M. Russell Museum showcasing Western art and the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center.
15. National Bison Range: Near Moiese, this refuge is one of the oldest in the nation and provides a habitat for bison as well as elk, bighorn sheep, antelope, and birds.

These are just a handful of the many incredible attractions that Montana offers. Whether you’re interested in outdoor adventure, history, art, or simply enjoying the beauty of the landscape, Montana has something for everyone.

vehicles that are typically available for rent in Montana :

Limousines:

1. Traditional Stretch Limousines: These are the long, elegant cars that most people think of when they hear the word “limo”. Commonly used for weddings, proms, and other special occasions.
2. SUV Limousines: These are essentially larger vehicles like Hummers or Escalades that have been stretched to accommodate more passengers.
3. Sedan Limousines: Smaller than stretch limos, these are essentially luxury cars, like a Lincoln Town Car or a Mercedes-Benz S-Class, that are chauffeur-driven.
4. Vintage or Classic Limousines: Older cars, often from the 1930s to 1960s, restored for luxury and used for special events.

Party Buses:

1. Small Party Buses: Typically accommodate 10-20 passengers. They are converted vans or small buses equipped with lights, sound systems, and often have a bar area.
2. Medium Party Buses: Can carry 20-30 passengers. They will have more space, often with more elaborate interiors.
3. Large Party Buses: Designed for 30-50 passengers, these are essentially converted coaches or large buses with all the amenities of a nightclub on wheels.

Charter Buses:

1. Coach Buses: These are large buses designed for long trips. They typically seat 40-60 passengers, have storage space underneath, and are equipped with restrooms, reclining seats, and often Wi-Fi and power outlets.
2. Mini-coach Buses: Smaller than the regular coach buses, they typically seat around 20-30 passengers and are used for shorter trips or smaller groups.
3. School Buses: While not the pinnacle of luxury, some groups rent school buses for their simplicity and cost-effectiveness, especially for local transportation.

Executive Coaches or Day Coaches: These are coach buses, but with more luxurious interiors, often equipped with tables, kitchenettes, and sometimes sleeping areas.