Charter Bus and Group Transportation in Langhorne, PA

Group transportation in Langhorne

Langhorne is a small historic borough in Lower Bucks County, but the name covers much more: the Langhorne mailing area spreads into Middletown Township and takes in Sesame Place, Oxford Valley Mall, and Core Creek Park. The borough itself grew up around an old crossroads village, and its historic district still has 18th- and 19th-century homes lining the old streets, about 25 miles northeast of Center City.

Philly Charters arranges charter buses, party buses, Sprinter vans, and limos for Langhorne birthday parties, camps, schools, weddings, and company outings, with one quote and driver gratuity included.

Getting between Philadelphia and Langhorne

Buses usually take I-95 north to the Bucks County interchanges, about 25 miles and 40 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. US-1 is the alternative and passes right by Oxford Valley, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike connects nearby for trips west or into New Jersey. From Langhorne, Trenton and the Delaware River crossings are about 15 minutes away, and Newtown, Yardley, and Peddler's Village are short drives.

Places Langhorne groups go

Sesame Place

The theme park on Sesame Road is the area's biggest draw for birthday parties, day camps, school trips, and family reunions. Coaches drop at the main gate. See our Sesame Place charter guide.

Core Creek Park

The Bucks County park on Bridgetown Pike has picnic pavilions, a lake, and open fields that suit company picnics, youth sports, and church outings.

Oxford Valley

Oxford Valley Mall and the surrounding shopping area work as a central meeting point. Groups park once and ride together to games, concerts, or the shore.

Langhorne station

Langhorne station on SEPTA's West Trenton Line is another easy meeting point for groups traveling in from the city by rail.

Typical trips from Langhorne

• Peddler's Village shopping and holiday visits: see Peddler's Village.
• Washington Crossing history trips: see Washington Crossing.
• Parx Casino nights in nearby Bensalem.
• Philadelphia games and concerts: see Citizens Bank Park.
• Jersey Shore and Atlantic City: see Jersey Shore charters.

Choosing a vehicle

For Sesame Place birthday groups and small teams, a Sprinter or minibus is usually right. Camps and schools often need a 56-passenger motorcoach or school buses. Party buses suit proms, sweet sixteens, and birthdays when the ride is part of the fun.

Planning tips

Summer weekends at Sesame Place are busy, so book early and give us your park entry time. For schools and camps, send the roster count and chaperone contact. For the borough itself, some historic streets are narrow; we will confirm the best loading spot for a full-size coach.

A bit of local history

Langhorne grew up as a small crossroads village, and the borough's historic district preserves many early houses along its main streets. In the 20th century the area became known for Langhorne Speedway, a famous racetrack that operated nearby until 1971; the site is now shopping. Today the Langhorne area is the heart of Lower Bucks family travel: Sesame Place operates seasonally, Neshaminy High School and other district schools keep proms and senior trips busy every spring, and Core Creek Park hosts company picnics through the summer. Because so many groups head here at once on peak weekends, we confirm drop-off and pickup locations ahead of time.

A sample itinerary

A typical Sesame Place group day: the bus collects campers or party guests in the morning, drops at the park's main gate before opening, waits or returns at an agreed time in the late afternoon, and gets everyone home before dinner, with a quick roster check by the chaperone before departure.

Book your Langhorne group trip

Trips run by DOT-licensed (FMCSA) partner carriers, state compliant, and driver gratuity is included in your quote. Email quotes@phillycharters.com, call (267) 223-4647, or request a free quote online with your date, headcount, pickup address, and stops. Trusted since 2015 · in passenger travel since 2011.