Arkansas Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Discover Arkansas’ Attractions WithLimoUSA

• Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art: Arrive in style to this premier art institution nestled in the heart of Bentonville.
• Hot Springs National Park: Travel with your group to this historic park and relax in its famous thermal waters.
• Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site: Take a historical journey in one of our limos and learn about a key event in the American civil rights movement.
• The Ozark National Forest: Planning a scenic drive? There’s no better way to witness the Ozarks’ beauty than from the back of our limos.
• Magic Springs Theme and Water Park: Make a splashy entry in one of our party buses and enjoy a day of thrill and excitement!

Celebrate Arkansas’ Festivals and Holidays with LimoUSA

Our services are perfect for:

• The Arkansas Apple Festival: Experience the heritage of Lincoln in our luxurious limos.
• Toad Suck Daze: Join Conway’s fun-filled annual festivity with our party bus service.
• Arkansas Derby Day: Arrive like a true VIP at Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort.

Not to forget the traditional holidays:

• New Year’s Eve: Ring in the New Year with a bang in one of our party buses.
• Valentine’s Day: Surprise your loved one with a romantic limo ride.
• 4th of July: Watch the fireworks in style and comfort.
• Halloween: Make a grand entrance at the best Halloween parties in town.

LimoUSA Specials for Arkansas

Looking for the best deals on limo and party bus rentals in Arkansas? Check out our specials page to find seasonal promotions and discounts tailor-made for our Arkansas clientele.

Arkansas is a state with diverse landscapes and rich history, offering a variety of attractions for both residents and visitors. Here are some of the most notable:

1. Hot Springs National Park: Located in the city of Hot Springs, this is one of the oldest federal reserves in the U.S. Visitors can enjoy therapeutic baths, hike on scenic trails, or explore the historic Bathhouse Row.
2. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art: Situated in Bentonville, this museum offers a premier collection of American art spanning five centuries. Founded by Alice Walton, the heir to the Walmart fortune, the museum is housed in a state-of-the-art building designed by Moshe Safdie.
3. Buffalo National River: One of the last undammed rivers in the lower 48 states, the Buffalo River flows freely for 135 miles. It’s a popular spot for canoeing, kayaking, camping, and hiking.
4. Blanchard Springs Caverns: These living caves are constantly changing and forming. They’re situated in the Ozark National Forest and offer guided tours showcasing their stunning formations.
5. The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum: Located in Little Rock, this library provides insights into the presidency of Bill Clinton. It houses documents, photographs, and artifacts from his tenure.
6. Eureka Springs: A historic town known for its Victorian architecture, winding streets, and artistic community. The town is also home to the Thorncrown Chapel, a remarkable glass chapel in the woods.
7. Mount Magazine State Park: As the highest point in Arkansas, Mount Magazine offers breathtaking views, hiking trails, and hang gliding opportunities.
8. Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site: This school played a pivotal role in the desegregation of public schools in the U.S. Today, it stands as a symbol of the civil rights movement.
9. Crater of Diamonds State Park: Located near Murfreesboro, this is the only diamond-producing site in the world open to the public. Visitors can search for diamonds and keep whatever they find.
10. Arkansas Air and Military Museum: Located in Fayetteville, this museum offers a collection of aviation artifacts and provides insights into the state’s military history.
11. The Old Mill: Located in North Little Rock, this historic mill was famously featured in the opening scenes of the 1939 movie “Gone with the Wind.” It’s a picturesque spot that showcases early Arkansas pioneer history.
12. Garvan Woodland Gardens: Located near Hot Springs, this botanical garden spreads across 210 acres and offers a variety of themed gardens, scenic views, and architectural structures.
13. Mammoth Spring State Park: This park contains one of the world’s largest springs, with over nine million gallons of water flowing hourly. There’s also a restored 1886 train depot that serves as a museum.
14. Historic Washington State Park: A 19th-century village that serves as a window into the past. Many of the structures are authentic and have been restored, including blacksmith shops, residences, and courthouses.

1. Limousines:

   • Traditional Stretch Limousine: These are elongated sedans that are most commonly used for weddings, proms, and other formal events. They can typically seat around 6-12 passengers.
   • SUV Limousine: These are larger and can carry more passengers than traditional limos. Popular models include the Hummer H2, Cadillac Escalade, and Lincoln Navigator.
   • Lincoln Town Car: Often used for business travel, airport transfers, etc.
   • Luxury Sedans: Think of brands like Mercedes, Lexus, or BMW, which are typically used for corporate transportation or airport services.

2. Party Buses

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   • Small Party Bus: Designed for smaller groups, these can carry around 10-20 passengers. They come equipped with lighting, sound systems, and sometimes a dance pole.
   • Medium Party Bus: A bit larger, they can hold between 20-30 passengers.
   • Large Party Bus: These can carry upwards of 40 passengers and often come with all the bells and whistles: bars, lighting, high-quality sound systems, dance poles, and sometimes even small dance floors.

3. Charter Buses:

   • Minibuses: These are perfect for groups of around 20-30 people. They are often used for corporate events, local tours, and group airport transportation.
   • Motor Coaches: These are large buses, capable of carrying around 40-60 passengers. They’re typically used for long-distance travel, tours, and large group events.
   • School Buses: Some companies offer retrofitted school buses for charter. They’re often less luxurious but can be a cost-effective option for local transportation.