29-passenger mini coach

Mini coaches in the high twenties are widely used for corporate shuttles, church and school groups, regional tours, and event transportation where a Sprinter is too small but a 50-passenger coach would be underutilized. The elevated floor and wide entry make loading faster than multiple vans for the same headcount.

Expect leather or high-grade vinyl seating, climate control, large tinted windows, reading lights, and often an intercom for driver announcements. USB ports for charging are typical—confirm any AV needs (HDMI, aux, microphones) when you book, as equipment varies by vehicle.

Luggage capacity is stronger than a van but still finite—share total bags, oversized items, and any equipment (sports, trade show) in your quote. For venues with tight bus docks or weight-restricted bridges, a 29-passenger coach is often easier to stage than a full coach while still moving everyone together.