About Reserve Party Bus
The company says it was founded in 2017 and owns and operates all of its vehicles. Its about page describes a preventive maintenance schedule, inspections by the North Carolina Highway Patrol, and a drug-free workplace with mandatory drug and alcohol testing for employees. Its homepage lists Raleigh, Durham, Fayetteville, Chapel Hill and central North Carolina as the base territory.
The fleet pages describe each bus by name. The Grand Finale is listed with two flat screens, a wet bar, laser lights, a fog machine and fiber optic detailing. The Krystal Koach limo bus is listed with two wet bars, and The Paddy Wagon with a 42-inch smart TV, a privacy partition, hardwood-style flooring and USB ports. The site targets weddings, birthdays, prom, concerts, bachelorette parties and airport travel.
Services listed on its website
- party bus rentals
- limousine rentals
- charter bus touring
- weddings
- birthdays
- prom
- concerts
- airport travel
Service area
Lists Raleigh, Durham, Fayetteville, Chapel Hill, Cary, Greensboro, Pinehurst, Fort Bragg, Goldsboro and Rocky Mount among many other North Carolina towns.
Fleet notes
Named buses include The Paddy Wagon and Paddy Wagon 2, The Grand Finale, The Showstopper, The Titan, The Playpen and The Black Beauty, plus The Kingpin stretch limo, a Cadillac Escalade ESV and a Yukon XL Denali.
Questions to ask Reserve Party Bus before you book
- The Paddy Wagon page says it suits groups of up to 12, yet the fleet record shows 30 passengers. How many riders does each bus hold?
- Which of the named buses are available for your date, and do any carry a pole or wet bar you want?
- What are the hourly minimum, deposit and travel charges for pickup outside Fayetteville?
Written from Reserve Party Bus's own website (reservepartybus.com/about, reservepartybus.com/our-fleet, reservepartybus.com) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.