Hiring a Double Decker Bus
 

Anyone know of companies that hire out a double decker for the day,
either new style or old fashioned?

Want to take a group of people on a 100 mile trip from London to
Wiltshire and back the same night - can only take one vehicle so the
bigger the better - double decker coaches are working out very expensive
and buses also seem to be more fun.

Hiring a Double Decker Bus
 

On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 03:24:59 +0100, Dee
wrote:

Anyone know of companies that hire out a double decker for the day,
either new style or old fashioned?

Want to take a group of people on a 100 mile trip from London to
Wiltshire and back the same night - can only take one vehicle so the
bigger the better - double decker coaches are working out very expensive
and buses also seem to be more fun.

www.ensignbus.co.uk
http://www.timebus.co.uk/
http://www.londongeneral.co.uk/
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Paul C


Admits to working for London Underground!

Hiring a Double Decker Bus
 

Paul Corfield wrote:
On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 03:24:59 +0100, Dee
Anyone know of companies that hire out a double decker for the day,
either new style or old fashioned?

Want to take a group of people on a 100 mile trip from London to
Wiltshire and back the same night - can only take one vehicle so the
bigger the better - double decker coaches are working out very expensive
and buses also seem to be more fun.

www.ensignbus.co.uk
http://www.timebus.co.uk/
http://www.londongeneral.co.uk/

Or
www.memorylane.co.uk

Bear in mind that old buses are not very fast - even the souped-up RT
I went on recently would not do 50. Routemaster coaches might just.

Colin McKenzie

Hiring a Double Decker Bus
 

Colin McKenzie wrote:
Paul Corfield wrote:

On Sat, 16 Jul 2005 03:24:59 +0100, Dee

Anyone know of companies that hire out a double decker for the day,
either new style or old fashioned?

Want to take a group of people on a 100 mile trip from London to
Wiltshire and back the same night - can only take one vehicle so the
bigger the better - double decker coaches are working out very
expensive and buses also seem to be more fun.


www.ensignbus.co.uk
http://www.timebus.co.uk/
http://www.londongeneral.co.uk/


Or
www.memorylane.co.uk

Bear in mind that old buses are not very fast - even the souped-up RT I
went on recently would not do 50. Routemaster coaches might just.

Colin McKenzie

I thought there was some sort of regulations about double decker buses
(not coaches) not being allowed on motorways?