About NoCo Party Bus
According to its about page, the company was founded in 2011 by owner Shane Belcher, who bought his first party bus that September, and it is still family owned. The fleet page says it has over 50 vehicles including party buses, executive vehicles, sprinters, limos, SUVs and motorcoaches.
The party bus page lists synthetic leather interiors, 5000-watt amplifiers, TVs with DVD, LED lights, strobes and lasers, with sound and lighting controlled from the rear. Bottled water, ice and cups are stocked, with champagne flutes on request, and the site shows BYOB. The fleet page also explains that it lists seat ranges because the federal seat definition of 17.5 inches is tight for many adults.
Services listed on its website
- party bus rental
- Legend Liner rental
- executive coach charter
- motorcoach charter
- sedan and SUV service
- wedding transportation
Service area
Lists charters from Fort Collins, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Denver and Cheyenne, with pickups arranged from Colorado Springs, Summit County, Utah, Wyoming and Nebraska.
Fleet notes
The site lists party buses from 10 to 35 passengers, Legend Liners such as the 35-passenger Skyliner, executive vehicles of 37 to 50 passengers, motorcoaches and a Denali SUV. Many models carry names such as Madrid, Havana and Cabo.
Questions to ask NoCo Party Bus before you book
- Which named bus (for example Madrid or Havana) is assigned to your date, and what is its realistic seat count?
- How far outside Northern Colorado does the company travel, and are there out-of-area fees?
- Is BYOB allowed on every bus, and what are the rules for alcohol?
Written from NoCo Party Bus's own website (nocopartybus.com/about, nocopartybus.com/our-fleet, nocopartybus.com/party-bus) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.