Charter Bus Rentals Amarillo, Texas

See one of Texas’s most iconic roadside attractions—Cadillac Ranch—without worrying about parking or traffic by renting a charter bus! This public art installation features ten graffiti-covered Cadillacs buried nose-first in a cow pasture just west of Amarillo along historic Route 66. It’s a must-see photo op and popular stop for school field trips, tour groups, and out-of-town visitors traveling through the Texas Panhandle. Groups can easily add Cadillac Ranch to a custom sightseeing itinerary that includes other Amarillo landmarks like the Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum, the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame, or downtown restaurants and breweries. With a charter bus, you set the schedule and enjoy comfortable, climate-controlled transportation across the High Plains.

Nicknamed the “Grand Canyon of Texas,” Palo Duro Canyon State Park is the second-largest canyon in the United States and one of the most stunning natural wonders in the Lone Star State. Located about 30 miles southeast of Amarillo near the town of Canyon, this 27,000-acre park features dramatic red-rock cliffs, hoodoos, and mesas carved by the Prairie Dog Town Fork of the Red River. Visitors can hike over 30 miles of trails—including the popular Lighthouse Trail to the park’s signature rock formation—go mountain biking, horseback riding, camping, or catch an outdoor performance of the musical “TEXAS” at the Pioneer Amphitheater. Groups will appreciate having a charter bus shuttle them directly to trailheads, campsites, and scenic overlooks while keeping all their gear organized and secure onboard.

No trip to Amarillo is complete without a meal at the legendary Big Texan Steak Ranch & Brewery, home of the world-famous 72-ounce steak challenge. Since 1960, this kitschy, Old West–themed restaurant has been serving up massive cuts of beef to hungry travelers along Interstate 40 and Historic Route 66. Diners who can polish off a 72-ounce steak plus sides in under an hour get their meal for free and bragging rights forever. The complex also includes a microbrewery, gift shop, shooting gallery, and motel with Texas-shaped swimming pool. Parking here can be tricky for large vehicles, but a charter bus makes it easy to drop off groups right at the front door and handle transportation back to local hotels or other attractions after dinner.

Baseball fans won’t want to miss catching a Sod Poodles game at Hodgetown Stadium, Amarillo’s newest sports and entertainment venue located in the heart of downtown. Opened in 2019, this 6,500-seat ballpark is home to the Amarillo Sod Poodles, Double-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, and hosts games, concerts, and community events throughout the year. The intimate seating bowl offers great sightlines from every seat, with luxury suites, party decks, and a kids’ zone for families. Group ticket packages are available for corporate outings, youth sports teams, and fan clubs traveling together by charter bus. After the game, it’s a short walk or ride to nearby bars, restaurants, and live music venues around Polk Street and the historic Santa Fe Building.

Escape the West Texas wind and dust with a peaceful stroll through the Amarillo Botanical Gardens, a hidden gem located on the campus of Medi Park near Harrington Regional Medical Center and the Don Harrington Discovery Center science museum. This 4-acre horticultural oasis features themed gardens showcasing native and adaptive plants suited to the High Plains climate, including xeriscape beds, rose collections, butterfly habitat, and a Japanese-inspired water feature. The centerpiece is a striking glass pyramid conservatory filled with tropical foliage, orchids, and seasonal displays. Guided tours and educational programs are available for school groups, garden clubs, and photography enthusiasts arriving by charter bus. The adjacent medical district and hospital make this a convenient stop for visitors with family members receiving treatment nearby.

Bring your school field trip or youth group to the Don Harrington Discovery Center for a day of hands-on science fun! Located in Medi Park near the Amarillo Botanical Gardens and Harrington Regional Medical Center, this interactive museum features over 8,000 square feet of permanent and rotating exhibits on physics, biology, engineering, and astronomy. Highlights include the Space Gallery with a digital planetarium, the KinderStudio for preschoolers, and outdoor playground equipment. Buses can drop off passengers right at the entrance and park nearby while students explore the exhibits in small groups. Pre-arranged guided tours and STEM workshops are available for larger classes. After the museum, enjoy a picnic lunch outside or take a walk around the lake in Medi Park.

Learn about the history and impact of America’s most popular horse breed at the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum, a unique cultural attraction located just off Interstate 40 in Amarillo. This modern facility celebrates the people and horses who shaped the Quarter Horse industry through multimedia exhibits, bronze sculptures, and artifacts related to ranching, rodeo, and horse racing. Visitors can trace bloodlines of legendary sires and dams, watch archival footage of famous runs, and admire contemporary Western art in the gallery spaces. Guided tours and educational programs are offered for FFA chapters, 4-H clubs, and equestrian groups arriving by charter bus. The museum is fully accessible and has ample parking for large vehicles. Allow 1–2 hours for a self-guided visit.

No trip to Amarillo is complete without exploring the city’s Route 66 Historic District, a vibrant stretch of old U.S. Highway 66 now known as SW 6th Avenue between Georgia and Western Streets. This eclectic neighborhood is lined with vintage storefronts housing antique shops, art galleries, tattoo parlors, and some of the best locally owned restaurants and bars in town. Popular stops include the GoldenLight Café (one of the oldest continuously operating burger joints on Route 66), Bracero’s Mexican Grill, and Crush Wine Bar & Deli. Shoppers will enjoy browsing retro collectibles at Alley Katz Antique Emporium and Lile Art Gallery. The district comes alive at night with live music and street festivals. Charter buses can navigate side streets for passenger drop-off and pick-up.

Step back in time at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, the largest history museum in Texas, located about 20 minutes south of Amarillo on the campus of West Texas A&M University in Canyon. This sprawling complex covers everything from prehistoric fossils and Native American artifacts to pioneer cabins, oil derricks, and classic cars. Highlights include a replica frontier town, art galleries featuring works by regional painters, and exhibits on the Dust Bowl and cattle ranching. School groups and adult tours will appreciate the chance to learn about life on the Llano Estacado through immersive displays and hands-on activities. Plan to spend several hours exploring the museum’s extensive collections. Charter buses can drop off passengers at the main entrance and park in designated lots nearby.

End your Amarillo adventure with a day of thrills at Wonderland Amusement Park, a family favorite destination located inside Thompson Memorial Park just north of downtown. Operating since 1951, this classic amusement park features more than 30 rides and attractions for all ages, including roller coasters, water slides, bumper cars, and a miniature golf course. Signature rides include the Texas Tornado double-loop coaster and the Fantastic Journey dark ride. Younger children will enjoy the kiddie land area with gentle swings and carousels. Groups can reserve picnic pavilions for birthday parties or corporate outings and purchase discounted wristbands for unlimited rides. Charter buses have easy access to the park entrance and nearby picnic areas within Thompson Park.