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Mississippi Bus Charter by USA Bus Charter
Groups looking for transportation in and around Minnesota can count on the dependable service from USA Bus Charter. Since 1983, we have been providing service for charter, tour, limo, shuttle, school and entertainer coaches in Mississippi. Our Mississippi fleet includes many late model and new buses with seating for up to 61 passengers. We've got a bus for your group to meet your needs and budget. Service available from all points in Mississippi. You can start the process of chartering a bus for your group in Mississippi by requesting a free, no obligation quote online or; calling us now for a free instant over the phone quote in minutes. With more buses and services available in Mississippi than ever before. Buses are available for all events including; corporate service, school groups, weddings, parties, airport transportation, conventions, sporting events, trade shows, church/religious events or any special occasion requiring group transportation service. No matter the occasion or event, USA Bus Charter can provide you and your group with the service you need in Mississippi We provide local, Statewide and nationwide service to all points in or out of State. Licensed and insured charter, tour, limo, party and shuttle buses are available 365 days a year, 24 | 7 for all of your transportation needs. |
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Experience Makes the Difference
With more than 31 years of experience in the corporate, airport and group transportation business, USA Bus Charter in Mississippi is a leader in providing quality, affordable and reliable transportation service in Mississippi. Trust our professional staff to provide you with the most professional service for your Mississippi group. USA Bus Charter of Mississippi knows you have a choice for your charter bus, limo bus, tour bus, shuttle bus and school bus transportation service and we are here 365, 24/7 to earn your business. Call and speak with us today and find out why we have become a leader for transportation service in Mississippi since 1983.
From blues to rock ‘n’ roll to country, Mississippi is the birthplace of American music. Blues legends like Charley Patton, Muddy Waters and B.B. King were born in the Mississippi Delta region. The birthplace and childhood home of Elvis Presley still stands in Tupelo. And the “Father of Country Music,” Jimmie Rogers is the subject of a museum in his birthplace of Meridian. Visitors can explore these musical roots via the Mississippi Blues Trail and Country Music Trail.
William Faulkner, Richard Wright, Tennessee Williams, Eudora Welty, Margaret Walker, John Grisham, Greg Iles, Kathryn Stockett, U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Tretheway… yes, they were all born right here. There’s something about Mississippi that produces fertile ground for expressing culture through the written word. Visit the homes of Faulkner in Oxford, Williams in Columbus, Welty in Jackson and other key sites that inspired the work of so many great Mississippi writers.
Both a visitor attraction and an educational tool, the Mississippi Freedom Trail recognizes the bravery and courage of the men and women who were a part of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s, ’60s and beyond. Markers have been placed in honor of Fannie Lou Hamer, Medgar Evers, James Meredith, C.C. Bryant and other pioneers. Markers are also in place to recognize pivotal locations and events.
The Mississippi Culinary Trail features an interactive map with background information, stories and details that highlight those singular local eateries travelers want to find, but often don’t know where to search for them. Now visitors can eat local and enjoy the bounty of farm-fresh produce and fresh Gulf seafood as well as traditional favorites like hot tamales, fried catfish, succulent barbeque ribs and much more.
There’s just something about getting “out there” to experience the natural beauty of Mississippi, to reconnect with your surroundings, to learn something new about nature or to seek a new thrill. Hunting, fishing, nature trails, water sports, camping… the list goes on with an abundance of opportunities to enjoy Mississippi’s beautiful, unspoiled natural settings. And the state’s moderate climate makes outdoor fun possible year round.
Some of the fiercest and bloodiest battles of the Civil War were fought on Mississippi’s soil. Among the historical structures that represent the era are the intricate Longwood, the largest octagonal house in America; Rosalie, where you can witness the grandeur of Mississippi’s past through an informative tour by costumed guides; and Beauvoir, Confederate president Jefferson Davis’ former home. Mississippi State University’s Library and collection of Ulysses S. Grant, the Vicksburg National Military Park and Corinth Interpretive Center near Shiloh National Military Park are other must-sees for history buffs.
With more than 31 years of experience in the corporate, airport and group transportation business, USA Bus Charter in Mississippi is a leader in providing quality, affordable and reliable transportation service in Mississippi. Trust our professional staff to provide you with the most professional service for your Mississippi group. USA Bus Charter of Mississippi knows you have a choice for your charter bus, limo bus, tour bus, shuttle bus and school bus transportation service and we are here 365, 24/7 to earn your business. Call and speak with us today and find out why we have become a leader for transportation service in Mississippi since 1983.
From blues to rock ‘n’ roll to country, Mississippi is the birthplace of American music. Blues legends like Charley Patton, Muddy Waters and B.B. King were born in the Mississippi Delta region. The birthplace and childhood home of Elvis Presley still stands in Tupelo. And the “Father of Country Music,” Jimmie Rogers is the subject of a museum in his birthplace of Meridian. Visitors can explore these musical roots via the Mississippi Blues Trail and Country Music Trail.
William Faulkner, Richard Wright, Tennessee Williams, Eudora Welty, Margaret Walker, John Grisham, Greg Iles, Kathryn Stockett, U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Tretheway… yes, they were all born right here. There’s something about Mississippi that produces fertile ground for expressing culture through the written word. Visit the homes of Faulkner in Oxford, Williams in Columbus, Welty in Jackson and other key sites that inspired the work of so many great Mississippi writers.
Both a visitor attraction and an educational tool, the Mississippi Freedom Trail recognizes the bravery and courage of the men and women who were a part of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s, ’60s and beyond. Markers have been placed in honor of Fannie Lou Hamer, Medgar Evers, James Meredith, C.C. Bryant and other pioneers. Markers are also in place to recognize pivotal locations and events.
The Mississippi Culinary Trail features an interactive map with background information, stories and details that highlight those singular local eateries travelers want to find, but often don’t know where to search for them. Now visitors can eat local and enjoy the bounty of farm-fresh produce and fresh Gulf seafood as well as traditional favorites like hot tamales, fried catfish, succulent barbeque ribs and much more.
There’s just something about getting “out there” to experience the natural beauty of Mississippi, to reconnect with your surroundings, to learn something new about nature or to seek a new thrill. Hunting, fishing, nature trails, water sports, camping… the list goes on with an abundance of opportunities to enjoy Mississippi’s beautiful, unspoiled natural settings. And the state’s moderate climate makes outdoor fun possible year round.
Some of the fiercest and bloodiest battles of the Civil War were fought on Mississippi’s soil. Among the historical structures that represent the era are the intricate Longwood, the largest octagonal house in America; Rosalie, where you can witness the grandeur of Mississippi’s past through an informative tour by costumed guides; and Beauvoir, Confederate president Jefferson Davis’ former home. Mississippi State University’s Library and collection of Ulysses S. Grant, the Vicksburg National Military Park and Corinth Interpretive Center near Shiloh National Military Park are other must-sees for history buffs.
