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Book a Charter Bus to UT Austin

The University of Texas at Austin is located in the heart of the state capital: where getting around can be difficult, especially with a large group. Whether you’re an alumni organization on your way to a Longhorns game or a group of current students heading to a big event, National Charter Bus will make sure you have a great travel experience.

Book a minibus, charter bus, or fleet of buses for your next event at or around UT Austin. We have rental experts on standby around the clock at 512-546-6019 to help you make your reservation.

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An entrance to the University of Texas at Austin football stadium

UT Austin Quick Facts

  • Established in 1883, Austin is the oldest university and the largest by student attendance in the University of Texas public system.
  • UT Austin is the highest ranked public university in Texas and is among the top 50 schools in the country.
  • The nickname “Forty Acres” comes from the original 40 acres designated for the campus in 1883.
  • The Texas Longhorns are one of the most decorated college athletics programs in the nation.
  • With a capacity of 100,119 people, Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, home to Longhorns football, is the 8th largest sports stadium in the U.S.
  • The university's alumni list includes big names like Matthew McConaughey, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Wes Anderson, Michael Dell, and Kevin Durant.

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Travel to Texas Longhorns GamesTexas Longhorns football team entering stadium

In Austin, the Longhorns reign supreme. Whether you’re a fan of Longhorns football, basketball, or baseball, National Charter Bus will pair you with a motorcoach to get to the next game. We service most major cities in Texas and neighboring states, so you’ll never have to miss a home or away game! Head over to Lubbock to cheer the Longhorns on against Texas Tech, or travel to Dallas to support them during the Red River Showdown.

You’ll have plenty of space on your charter bus to store all of your tailgating equipment. Stash your coolers, tents, folding tables, and groceries in the overhead storage within the bus or in the storage space beneath it. You also won’t have to worry about any of your friends getting lost in the game day crowds; a charter bus will ensure you travel together, park together, and enter the stadium gates together.

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Plan a Special Outing for Your Fraternity or Sorority

In charge of organizing a party or formal for your Greek life organization? Let National Charter Bus Austin take care of the transportation. We want you to have a wonderful time without needing to worry about keeping everyone safe, so we’ll be your DD while you and your friends sit back in reclining chairs and talk about the night you just had.

If you need outlets to charge your phones or AUX outlets so you can put on a custom playlist, we can help with those too. Just let us know which amenities you want when you call, and we’ll find them for you. Some of the buses in our network even have free WiFi, so you can get a headstart on posting pictures of your formal to Instagram and Facebook.

College Tour Transportation to UT Austin

Littlefield Fountain on University of Texas Austin campus

Campus tours are an important part of choosing a university for high school students. But organizing a field trip to a college campus can be quite tedious, especially if you’re traveling with dozens of students in busy Central Austin. National Charter Bus is here to help you simplify your transportation so you can plan other important parts of your students’ trip, such as group tour times or visits to local restaurants.

When you rent with us, you’ll have access to buses with flat-screen TVs so you can keep students entertained and onboard restrooms so you won’t have to stop as often on the way. You’ll also be paired with an experienced, professional driver who can navigate your group around Forty Acres’ complicated road system.

Book Your UT Austin Group Tour

As the biggest university in the state, UT Austin receives a huge number of requests for group tours. Groups of 10 to 100 members should schedule a tour with the Visitor Center in the Office of Admissions. One chaperone is required for every ten students during group tours, and groups are encouraged to schedule these tours well in advance.

The tour request form is just that: a request. Once you submit the form, a group tour coordinator will reach out to your school or community organization to confirm the date and time of your tour. Each group visit will include a tour led by a current UT Austin student and an information session with admissions staff.

With over 70,000 people commuting to the campus daily and only around 16,000 parking spots available, parking on UT Austin’s campus is notoriously difficult. Buses have few parking options, but at National Charter Bus we have all your transportation logistics covered. The driver will make sure your group is dropped off at Walter Webb Hall for your tour, and then they will find a safe place to park off-campus until it’s time to pick you up.

Visit UT Austin’s Museums and Centers

Austin has a thriving arts scene, with multiple museums and cultural centers as well as massive festivals like SXSW every year. UT Austin contributes a great deal to the city’s growing cultural landscape, making it a great touring location for after-school and private groups. The college’s learning centers and the many tours it offers are not only for UT Austin’s students but for the community as well.

The university has nearly a dozen museums and centers that are open to groups. When planning a trip to UT Austin, be sure to visit some of these educational locations:

LBJ Presidential Library

Address: 2313 Red River St., Austin, TX 78705
Phone: (512) 721-0200

Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Centerinside the blanton museum of art at university of texas austin

Address: 4801 La Crosse Ave, Austin, TX 78739
Phone: (512) 232-0100

Harry Ransom Center

Address: 300 W 21st St, Austin, TX 78712
Phone: (512) 471-8944

The Blanton Museum of Art

Address: 200 E Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Austin, TX 78712
Phone: (512) 471-5482

Texas Memorial Museum

Address: 2400 Trinity Street, Austin, Texas 78712
Phone: (512) 471-1604

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Tour Unique Locations on Campus

Along with its museums and learning centers, groups can visit other parts of UT Austin’s campus like Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium or the UT Tower. Book an Austin charter bus for your group to take a tour of these iconic campus locations:

Tower Tour

The UT Tower is a major landmark on the school’s campus and is visible throughout much of Downtown Austin. Tower tours are self-guided and take around 45 minutes to complete. Groups of 11 or more must register for a tour in advance with the Texas Union Hospitality Deck.

Stadium Tour

Guided tours of the Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium are open to the public and take around 75 minutes. Tour tickets can be purchased online and private groups of 15 or more visitors can request a private tour for an additional fee.

Landmarks Art Tour

UT Austin has an extensive public art collection that is managed by Landmarks within the College of Fine Arts. Landmarks offers guided tour options throughout UT Austin’s campus for public groups every first Sunday of each month, along with pre-registered tour options for school groups and private groups.

Reserve your UT Austin Charter Bus Today

Booking with National Charter Bus is just a phone call away at 512-546-6019. Our rental experts are available 24/7 to assist you in receiving a personalized no-obligation quote. We’ll make your trip around the Longhorns’ stomping grounds as easy as possible!