Community Polls

Planning a party bus event means making a lot of judgment calls. How much should you really tip? Is a 20-person bus overkill for 14 guests? Will anyone actually care about the Bluetooth karaoke feature, or is that just a sales tactic? And you could spend hours reading reviews, calling operators, and asking friends who may have done it once three years ago.

But opinions from friends, Yelp reviews, and operator websites all have the same problem: they're biased toward the extremes. You hear from the person who had an amazing time and the person who got burned. The average experience — the one most useful to you as a planner — is invisible.

Therefore, we built these polls to capture the quiet majority. Every vote shifts the aggregate closer to the truth. When 800 people say they prefer a 4-hour minimum rental over a 3-hour one, that's not an outlier opinion — that's real signal. And when you cast your vote, you're contributing to a dataset that helps every future party bus planner make a smarter, more confident decision.

The community here spans bachelorette parties in Dallas, prom groups in Phoenix, corporate events in Chicago, and bar crawls in New Orleans. When those voices agree on something — say, that open bars beat BYOB two to one — you can trust that result more than any single review or recommendation.