Poll Results & Community Insights

Every party bus decision feels personal — your friends, your budget, your night. And in the moment it feels that way, because no two events are identical. But underneath the differences, there are patterns. Booking windows, group sizes, tipping habits, amenity priorities — these cluster into surprisingly consistent shapes when you look at enough data.

But most people planning a party bus have never seen aggregate data from real riders before. They rely on one or two friends' experiences, a handful of online reviews, or the operator's own pitch. That's like choosing a restaurant based only on the menu the owner wrote. You're working with a single perspective when hundreds of perspectives are available.

Therefore, the results on this page are your unfair advantage. When the data shows that 68% of riders book at least 3 weeks in advance, that tells you something real about the availability window. When prom riders consistently prefer buses with 25–35 seats over smaller sprinters, that's a sizing signal worth acting on. When tipping ranges cluster around 18–20%, you now have a community benchmark instead of a guess.

Use these results the same way a smart shopper uses price history charts — not as a script, but as a calibration. The community has already made the mistakes, run the experiments, and cast the votes. You get the benefit of all of it, for free, right here.