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New and Used Tour Buses For Sale

Master's Transportation is the tourism industry's trusted source for new and used tour buses for sale. Explore our in-stock inventory of motor coaches, luxury tour buses, and tour vans through our inventory catalog, or partner with our team to discuss vehicle rental options as well.

Contact our Tour Bus Sales Team at (800) 783-3613

Welcome to the tourism industry's transportation headquarters! We work with a variety of outdoor, adventure, and tourism businesses across the country to help them acquire safe, reliable, and affordable tour buses for their customers.

Master’s Transportation has been an industry leader within the tour bus space for decades. We have a massive selection of new and used tour buses for sale. Master’s Transportation also specializes in high-end motorcoach sales.

If you need a commercial transportation solution for your organization, don’t settle for less – put your trust in the best.

We look forward to connecting you with the perfect purchasing opportunity to meet the needs of your business.

Browse Our New and Used Tour Buses For Sale

With over 15 locations nationwide, Master’s inventory includes dozens of new and used tour buses for sale. These buses are manufactured by some of the most respected names in the industry. Looking for a luxury tour bus for sale? We can help with that, too.

Some of our most popular travel vehicles include:

Mercedes Tour Vans

Our Mercedes Benz tour vans are an excellent transportation solution for smaller, more discerning groups of tourists. These tour vans can comfortably transport up to 15 passengers and are small enough to efficiently navigate even the busiest of cities.

Luxury Tour Buses

Grech Motors luxury buses offer a perfect combination of increased capacity, premium performance capabilities, and the latest luxury features. Tourists that are transported on a Grech Motors luxury tour bus will have a sightseeing experience of a lifetime.

If you're interested in acquiring a vehicle for long-term transportation needs, check out our vehicle inventory catalog, where you'll find a long list of new and used tour buses and tour vans for sale.

Features You’ll Find On Our Tour Bus Inventory

Master’s Transportation’s massive commercial vehicle inventory allows you to buy a tour bus that aligns with your customers’ unique transportation preferences. Our diverse inventory of tour buses and vans includes a wide range of safety, comfort, and performance features.

Tour Bus Safety Features

Some of the key safety features installed on our tour buses for sale may include:

• Steel roll cages and dual rear wheels
• Driver-assist alarms, sensors, and cameras
• Retractable seat belts and grab rails
• Wheelchair ramps or lifts

Regardless of make or model, all of our vehicles will meet or exceed current safety standards.

Tour Bus Comfort Features

While safety is always our top priority, we also want to ensure that your guests can ride comfortably. That is why our inventory includes buses and tour vans with modern convenience features, such as:

• LED reading lights
• Adjustable seating configurations
• Leather captain’s chairs
• Overhead and rear luggage storage areas
• Front/rear heating and AC
• TVs, stereos, and/or Bluetooth sound systems

All of the comfort and safety features cannot be enjoyed unless your tour bus has the performance equipment to efficiently transport you to your destination.  

Tour Bus Performance Features

When you purchase your vehicle from Master’s you can rest assured knowing that it has high-quality performance equipment, which may include:

• Expertly maintained gas or diesel engines
• Hydraulic braking systems
• Automatic transmissions
• Multiple engine size options
• Air suspension systems

Keep in mind that Master’s Transportation can often modify vehicles with unique features to meet the specific needs of your organization. This may include televisions, WiFi capabilities, custom seating, or wheelchair lifts or ramps.

Premium Quality Coaches for Tours and Travel

The tour vehicles sold by Master’s Transportation can be used for a wide array of applications. Tourism businesses and charter bus companies frequently use our vehicles to transport their clients to landmarks or key venues all across the continental United States.  

Our vehicles are also beneficial for transporting passengers:

• To and from airports
• On guided tours
• On sightseeing tours
• To natural landmarks like the Grand Canyon
• To and from outdoor adventure destinations
• To and from famous theme parks like Disney World

These are just a few examples of the many use cases of our top-quality tour buses.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do i purchase a tour bus from master's transportation.

Master’s Transportation uses a low-pressure, consultative sales approach. Our goal is to match you with the right bus or buses to suit your needs.   If you would like to learn more about our available inventory, we invite you to browse our online catalog and submit a quote request. You can also contact our sales team by phone for more personalized service.

How much do tour buses cost?

Master’s Transportation’s large inventory allows us to offer extremely competitive pricing on all new and used motor coaches and travel vans. Our prices are some of the lowest in the industry because we receive volume discounts from our long-standing partners in manufacturing.

With that being said, several factors will impact the cost of your bus or van. These factors include the model, age, mileage, equipment package, and financing method you select.

Can I finance a new or used travel bus?

Yes, Master’s Transportation offers several financing and leasing options , including:

• Operational leases
• Short-term lease
• Financed leases
• Trac leases
• Purchase financing

Our tour buses can be leased for seasonal or yearly time frames, depending on your needs.  

Leasing is an excellent choice due to the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage, which has limited the in-stock inventory of our tour buses for sale.  

If you are looking for a way to unlock additional savings, take advantage of the Section 179 IRS deduction to reduce your tax obligations.

Do you offer repair services or parts for tour vehicles?

Of course we do! Beyond sales and rentals, we also serve as a reliable partner for tour bus repair and maintenance services, in addition to having access to thousands of parts for commercial vehicles spanning a wide range of makes and models.

How many passengers can a tour bus hold?

The seating capacity of your vehicle will vary greatly depending on which model you choose. For instance, our tour vans typically carry between 10-15 passengers whereas our large motor coaches can accommodate as many as 75 tourists. We also offer intermediate-sized tour buses that can accommodate 15-30 guests.

Do tour bus drivers need a CDL?

Tour bus drivers must possess a CDL if they are operating a vehicle that can accommodate more than 15 passengers. Tour vans or buses that carry 15 passengers or less do not require a CDL to drive.

Can I buy a tour bus that is located in another city or state?

Of course! Master’s Transportation offers nationwide delivery. If you have found the perfect tour bus, but it is located outside of your state of residence, give us a call. We can arrange for the vehicle to be delivered straight to you.

Can I rent one of your tour buses or vans?

Yes! Master’s Transportation is the nation’s largest commercial bus rental company. Whether you need a short-term or long-term rental, we will be glad to assist.

Debate Erupts Over Tour Bus Plowing Through Bison Jam In Yellowstone

Photos of a Bluestar tour bus pushing past a bison jam in Yellowstone National Park have sparked a heated debate over whether drivers can plow through the animals or should just wait for wildlife to get out of the way.

April 29, 2024 5 min read

Bison don’t follow bus schedules, but a Sunday post to the popular Facebook page Yellowstone National Park: Invasion of the Idiots has sparked a lively debate about driving etiquette through the park’s famous bison jams.

Photos with the post show a tour bus filing out of a line of vehicles stopped for bison on the road and slowly pushing through and herding the animals off the road as it moves forward.

The driver’s action has people arguing over the proper procedures in the sticky situation of bison jams.

Rhae Cicale was driving through Yellowstone when she encountered a classic Yellowstone bison jam, as a small herd of bison loitered on a two-lane road. Traffic was stopped in both directions as most everyone patiently waited for the bison to move along.

That’s when a Bluestar tour bus crossed the double yellow line, overtook the line of vehicles ahead of it and nudged its way through the bison. The bison promptly moved off the road, and the bus continued onward.

“I’m reporting this driver and bus company," Cicale posted when she shared the photos. “We were all waiting for bison and this imbecile went on the wrong side of the road and forced the herd off the road. One of the bison jumped to get out of his way.”

The reaction to Cicale’s photos was mixed. That's a rarity in a group like Yellowstone National Park: Invasion of the Idiots, which is usually universal in its disdain for the actions posted in its feed.

Kneejerk Reaction?

Some people shared Cicale’s frustration over the bus driver’s impatience while others thought it was perfectly acceptable and compared driving through a herd of wild bison to navigating around a herd of domestic cattle.

“Those of us that have spent loads of time in the park know how to navigate through them,” said Patricia Nasby of Billings, Montana. “The smart ones know there's zero reason to wait. Those creatures will tie up traffic for hours! All the cars idling is bad for the atmosphere, (so) we're doing the planet a favor by moving through!”

Duane Wettstein, a semitruck and tour bus driver from Salt Lake City, Utah, also weighed in. In his perspective, the Bluestar bus driver was doing precisely what he should have done.

“We are instructed to do this,” he said about how to navigate around wildlife in the road. The goal is “to not add to the congestion.”

Several other people added that they've seen Yellowstone rangers execute the same maneuver in bison jams, albeit with vehicles considerably smaller than a 26.5-ton Prevost bus.

No Penalty For Interference?

There isn’t an official Yellowstone policy that specifically addresses how, or if, drivers should proceed through bear or bison jams. Seems the only thing that’s crystal clear is to not get out and approach the wildlife as photo opportunities.

The only rule posted on the National Park Service’s Yellowstone website is to “stay in your vehicle if you encounter a wildlife jam” and never park on the road or block traffic to observe wildlife.

If visitors outside their vehicles stay 25 yards away while they observe, they’re free to do so as long as they fully pull off the road. Of course, anyone closer than that is required to stay in their vehicles for their own safety.

Alvin Heggie owns local tour company Cody Shuttle and said he encounters bison jams all the time, but he never drives through them.

“That's how I interpret park policy,” he said. “Give the wildlife all the space they need. You need to stop and let the bison do their thing.”

You Should Just Wait

Heggie believes that visitors should take every precaution to minimize their impact on Yellowstone's natural environment. That includes waiting for bison to leave the road before traveling again, however long that takes.

“As commercial use authorization holders, we're obligated to not only follow the rules but, in certain circumstances, help others follow the rules,” he said. “We're not supposed to impede, force or otherwise influence wildlife behavior in any way, shape or form.”

Many websites promoting Yellowstone tourism encourage visitors to budget extra travel time, at least 30 minutes, in case of a bison jam. But tour bus drivers have schedules to keep, so it’s likely the driver of the Bluestar bus took whatever action they deemed necessary to keep traffic moving and finish their route.

Heggie hopes other tour buses don’t follow the Bluestar example. Bison jams, as long and frustrating as they can be, are part of the authentic Yellowstone experience and should be respected as such.

“While we're in the park, we can observe wildlife, but they’re supposed to have priority,” he said. “It's their home, and we’re there to visit. I don't care if there are 100 cars in front of you. Just wait.”

Andrew Rossi can be reached at [email protected] .

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1. Electrostal History and Art Museum

2. Statue of Lenin

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5. Museum of Labor Glory

7. Galereya Kino

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50 walk away from burning double-decker bus on I-595 in Davie

By Mauricio Maldonado , Nikiya Carrero

Updated on: April 26, 2024 / 11:15 PM EDT / CBS Miami

MIAMI - About 50 people are lucky to be alive Friday afternoon after the double-decker bus they were in caught fire, shutting down the westbound lanes of I-595 in Davie.

It happened before 3 p.m. near Nob Hill Road. 

CBS News Miami's Nikiya Carrero interviewed two of the tourists who say they were headed to the Everglades, but they never made it.

Edward McElduff, visiting from the UK, said "It was one of the most terrifying experiences of my life. I started thinking about my fiancé and my wedding that I got coming up. Sort of started accepting defeat."    McElduff, along with his colleagues, decided to take a break from the World Finance Forum and take a trip to see alligators when the unimaginable happened. 

Lewis Chandler, also visiting from the UK, said "It's just one of those things that would never happen or ever happen to you and then all of sudden you find yourself running off a bus on the freeway." 

The group got on the bus at 305 Lincoln Road on South Beach where Miami Tours is located. 

About 40 minutes into the drive, they noticed smoke. 

"Then, about 10 minutes later, we noticed we were being pulled over on the freeway. And it was at that moment we noticed something more serious was going on."

The group said the driver did not give them any instructions, so they took matters into their own hands. 

Calmly, exiting one by one, but the door on the bus was against the guard on the shoulder. 

"We had been pulled over so far that you had to climb over the shoulder to get out of the door," said Chandler.

Both men said they were two unsung heroes who assisted the entire group. 

No injuries were reported. 

Images from Chopper 4 showed a charred skeleton of a chartered bus on the emergency lane of an empty highway. 

It is not clear what may have started the fire. 

The bus was eventually towed away from the scene, as lanes started to reopen. 

Traffic was affected for miles. 

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