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Book Your Charter Bus in Racine Today!

Looking to book a charter bus rental in Racine, Wisconsin? Our company makes it easy to compare buses and get the best rates – just call, chat or text us at 608-669-9100. Our huge fleet of minibuses, school buses and charter coaches means we always have availability, even on short notice. Simply tell us when and where you need to go, and how many people are in your group, and we’ll instantly find you the perfect bus. You’ll be able to see pictures, seating options, and real-time pricing in seconds. With the largest selection of buses in Wisconsin, we take the guesswork out of group transportation. Our professional team is standing by 7 days a week, 7am to midnight to help you reserve the ideal bus for your next outing. Don’t waste time searching multiple websites – our one-stop-shop makes booking quick, easy and affordable. Call or go online now to get a custom quote in under 30 seconds! 

Top Charter Bus Destinations In Racine

Racine, Wisconsin is filled with fantastic destinations and attractions that are perfect to visit with charter bus services. From museums and zoos to shops and parks, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this charming city. Our charter buses provide convenient transportation to top spots like the Racine Art Museum, Racine Zoo, and downtown’s great restaurants and boutiques.

Wustum Museum of Fine Arts

The Wustum Museum of Fine Arts showcases an impressive collection of American and European artwork in a beautiful neoclassical building located at 2519 Northwestern Avenue in Racine. Founded in 1941, the museum features paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts spanning the 18th to 20th centuries. Highlights include the Rittenhouse astronomical clock and paintings by Georgia O’Keeffe and Aaron Bohrod. Admission is free. Public hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 4:30pm.

Phone: (262) 638-8300

Racine Zoo

The Racine Zoo is a must-see attraction located on the shores of Lake Michigan at 2131 N Main Street. Home to over 150 animal species, the zoo features endangered animals like red pandas and snow leopards in naturalistic habitats. Guests can get up close to kangaroos, wallabies, and emus in the Australian section or see lions and zebras in the African veldt. The zoo also has an indoor tropical rainforest with exotic birds. The zoo is open daily from 9am to 4pm. 

Phone: (262) 636-9189

Wind Point Lighthouse

The Wind Point Lighthouse is a historic lighthouse located at 215 E Main Street in Racine. First lit in 1880, this working lighthouse stands 108 feet tall and overlooks Wind Point on the western shore of Lake Michigan. Visitors can tour the tower and keeper’s quarters, which feature exhibits on Great Lakes maritime history. The grounds also offer scenic trails with lake views.

Phone: (262) 639-3309

Racine Heritage Museum

The Racine Heritage Museum is located in a restored 1887 Victorian house at 701 Main Street in downtown Racine. This local history museum celebrates Racine’s diverse heritage through exhibits and artifacts related to early European settlers, Native Americans, African Americans, and immigrants. Visitors can see antique furniture, textiles, toys, and other everyday objects that provide a glimpse into Racine’s past. The museum also features a research library.

Phone: (262) 636-3926

Johnson Park

Johnson Park is a scenic city park located at 5300 Northwestern Avenue in Racine. Spanning over 100 acres, this park offers wooded trails, open green spaces, and access to the Root River for fishing and canoeing. Other amenities include picnic areas, playground equipment, tennis courts, sand volleyball, and disc golf. The park also features the historic Hardy House, an 1856 Greek Revival home that hosts cultural events and weddings. Johnson Park is open daily from 6am to 10pm. Admission is free.

Phone: (262) 636-9131