North Dakota Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Celebrate in Style with LimoUSA

The rhythm of festivities in North Dakota is never-ending, and what better way to elevate your celebration than with our top-tier limo and party bus services?

1. Weddings: Let us add a dash of elegance to your special day. Our pristine limos make the perfect backdrop for those unforgettable photographs.
2. Prom Nights: Make an entrance that will be the talk of the school year! Choose from our diverse fleet of limos and party buses.
3. Holidays & Celebrations: North Dakota’s festive seasons, from the charm of Christmas to the revelry of the 4th of July, are perfect occasions to rent our services.

Why Choose LimoUSA?

• Unmatched Luxury: Our fleet is well-maintained, modern, and comes with all the amenities you’d expect from a high-end service.
• Professional Chauffeurs: Our drivers are trained, courteous, and knowledgeable about North Dakota’s locales, ensuring a smooth journey.
• Competitive Pricing: Experience luxury without breaking the bank. Check out our packages and special offers.

North Dakota offers a variety of attractions that cater to history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, and more. Here are some of the most notable attractions in the state:

1. Theodore Roosevelt National Park: Split into the South, North, and Elkhorn Ranch units, this national park is named after the U.S. president who once lived in the state. It offers beautiful landscapes characterized by badlands, diverse wildlife (like wild horses, bison, and elk), and the former president’s ranch.
2. Fargo: Known from the movie and TV show of the same name, Fargo is North Dakota’s largest city and offers a mix of modern culture and historical attractions. The Fargo Air Museum and Plains Art Museum are both worth a visit.
3. Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park: Once the military post of Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer, this park showcases military and Native American history. Reconstructed military buildings and the On-A-Slant Indian Village provide visitors a glimpse into the past.
4. MaahDaah Hey Trail: A 144-mile non-motorized single track through the Badlands of North Dakota. It’s one of the longest continuous single tracks in America, perfect for biking, hiking, and horseback riding.
5. North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum: Located in Bismarck, this museum takes you through the geological and cultural history of the state, from its dinosaur inhabitants to its modern-day people.
6. International Peace Garden: Straddling the border between North Dakota and the Canadian province of Manitoba, this garden is a tribute to the peaceful relationship between the U.S. and Canada. It boasts beautiful floral displays, walking paths, and a peace chapel.
7. Scandinavian Heritage Park: Located in Minot, this park is a nod to the Scandinavian settlers in the region. It features a full-size replica of a Stave Church, a Dala Horse, and a Finnish sauna.
8. The Enchanted Highway: A series of giant metal sculptures set along a 32-mile stretch of road between Gladstone and Regent. Each installation comes with a parking area and a description of the piece.
9. Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site: Offers a look into the life of the Northern Plains Indians on the Upper Missouri. It includes the ruins of historic Indian villages and a reconstructed Earthlodge.
10. National Buffalo Museum: Located in Jamestown, this museum celebrates the history and significance of the buffalo. There’s also a live buffalo herd which includes White Cloud, a rare albino buffalo.
11. Bonanzaville USA: Located in West Fargo, this is where you can see what life was like in a prairie town more than 100 years ago. It’s a pioneer village with over 40 buildings that depict life in the Red River Valley throughout history.
12. Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center: This center in Washburn offers exhibits on the explorations of Lewis and Clark and the history of the Mandan and Hidatsa tribes they encountered.
13. Dakota Dinosaur Museum: Located in Dickinson, it houses 11 full-scale dinosaurs and a collection of minerals from around the world.

These are just some of the attractions in North Dakota. The state offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty waiting to be explored.

popular premium transportation available for rent in North Dakota.

1. Limousines:

   • Traditional Limousines: These are the long, stretched versions of luxury sedans.
   • SUV Limousines: Stretched versions of SUVs; they can be larger and sometimes more luxurious than traditional limos.
   • Exotic Limousines: These can be custom-built and often feature unique configurations or themes.

2. Party Buses:

   • Converted Vans: These are vans that have been converted into small party buses. Suitable for smaller groups.
   • Mini Buses: These are larger than vans but smaller than full-sized buses. They can often accommodate groups of 20 to 30.
   • Full-sized Party Buses: These can accommodate larger groups and are fully decked out with lights, sound systems, and sometimes even dance poles or floors.

3. Charter Buses:

   • Mini Coaches: Suitable for smaller groups, these buses are more compact than full-sized coaches but offer similar amenities.
   • Executive Coaches: These are luxury charter buses often equipped with amenities like Wi-Fi, power outlets, leather seats, etc.
   • Double-decker Coaches: These buses have two levels and can accommodate a larger number of passengers.

Tour Buses: These are designed for long trips and often have sleeper sections, a kitchenette, and other amenities for extended travel.