If you’ve been to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, odds are you’ve already experienced a touring Broadway show in Dallas, a trip to the Fort Worth Stockyards, and all of the restaurants and museums these big cities have to offer. But in the suburbs surrounding this major hub lies award-winning wineries, world-class craft beer, and a look into Texas’s history—you just have to know where to look!
As experts in group transportation, we want to share a few of our passengers’ favorite group-friendly places to visit around DFW—and share a few tips for booking your own bus for your next big group adventure. Here are a few suburban cities we provide direct bus rental services to:
Where to Visit in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area
Farmers Branch – This suburb offers plenty of ways to explore Texas history with your fellow history buffs. If you find yourself just north of Dallas, don’t miss the Farmers Branch Historical Park, where you can dive into 175 years of the city’s history. Wander through historic buildings—two of which are original to the property—or even rent space for private events. No matter your plans, GOGO Charters can provide a Farmers Branch bus to ensure seamless group travel.
Grapevine – True to its name, Grapevine is a haven for wine lovers, home to multiple wineries and the world’s largest consumer-judged wine competition. If you’re visiting in September, check out the People’s Choice Wine Tasting Classic, where you and your fellow aspiring sommeliers can help crown the region’s top wines. Year-round, you can explore Grapevine transportation options to visit award-winning wineries or venture further with a bus rental to Lewisville or a Coppell charter bus to explore more of the region. With a professional driver at your side, you can sip and savor without worry.
Denton – More of a beer enthusiast? Head north to Denton and experience a thriving craft beer scene! Start your visit at the Discover Denton Welcome Center on “Free Beer Friday” from 7-9 pm for a sample of what the city has to offer. Then, create your own brewery tour with stops at Denton County Brewing Company, Oak St. Drafthouse & Cocktail Parlor, and other local favorites. A Denton charter bus rental ensures your group can enjoy the night while a professional driver takes care of the road.
Waxahachie – Just south of Dallas, Waxahachie is an often-overlooked gem that’s worth a stop—especially if you’re a fan of architecture. The city’s courthouse is a stunning example of Richardsonian Romanesque design, while its streets are lined with beautifully preserved Victorian-style homes and charming gingerbread-style houses. Whether you’re making a detour on the way to Waco or Austin, a bus rental to Waxahachie makes it easy to explore this picturesque town with your group.
How to Book a Bus for your Group in Dallas-Fort Worth
Renting a charter bus is easy with GOGO Charters by your side. Our 24-hour reservation team is always happy to review your itinerary, take into account any special amenities you’re curious about (like onboard WiFi, onboard restrooms, TVs with DVD players, or power outlets, to name a few), and make sure you’re all set with the perfect Dallas charter bus rental for your group.
Depending on how many people you’re traveling with, we can pair you with a 56-passenger charter bus, a compact 18-passenger minibus, or a custom fleet tailored to your group’s specific needs. And it all comes at a transparent, up-front price with no hidden fees or surprises.
When you’re ready to book, with your itinerary in hand, call our 24-hour team at 1-855-826-6770. We’ll provide you with a free, no-obligation quote and make sure all of your questions about Dallas-Fort Worth charter bus travel are answered.
