Travel Like a Rock Star by Travelogger

Aug|31|2007

Travel Like a Rock Star

Posted by Jen as Luxurious, Transport, Travelogger, United States

Not all of us can be rock stars. But that can’t stop us from traveling like one! This is where Rock Star Tour Bus comes in. Limos for rent are not at all uncommon but if you want to travel big and show up with a bang, you might want to consider renting a rock star tour bus. What exactly makes this different from an ordinary bus, you ask? Well, consider a rock star’s lifestyle. They don’t exactly go on tour in crappy buses, do they? No, they don’t. They travel with luxury.

Rock Star Tour Bus boasts of the same amenities as your favorite rock idol or even just your favorite big-time touring celebrity. A bus can carry about 28 partying passengers. You can hold bachelor/ bachelorette parties in there or you can bring guests or business clients to a wedding or to a round of golf. Everyone will surely be blown away. For friends who are in need of transportation to attend a concert, why not try hooking up with this bus? Who knows? With such a grand entrance, you might just get yourselves a backstage pass. The band you’re about to see just might ask about your ride.

The bus is 40″ long and 96″ wide. It has in motion satellite TV, satellite radio, 4 flat panel TVs, dual sone surround sound, dual refrigerators, a wet bar, a bathroom, a diesel generator, 3 roof airs and huge luggage compartments.

It mainly serves the Illinois Northern Area. For negotiations, call toll-free: 800.792.0405 or email them at info@rockstartourbus.com

3 Responses

Noemi
03|Sep|2007

This is so cool. I wonder how much it would cost though?
jen_chan
07|Sep|2007

Probably more than the average limo, or two for that matter. Still, if you divide it in 28, it wouldn’t be so bad… People must chip in! >:)
Cars for Stars
10|Sep|2007

What a pity that the UK authorities make it so difficult for us to put the same types of vehicles on the road. Even though the USA have some very stringent safety rules related to construction, UK authorities, still will not accept them. What a shame.