When it comes to parties, one of the modern trends is having your party in a bus. This is a very common trend in Boston also, and all Boston charter bus companies that have party buses in their fleet can confirm this. Many people get excited during parties and sometimes the consequences are quite unpleasant.

When it comes to going to a bus party, there are a few things all the guests should know, in order to avoid hurting themselves or others, or just making fools of themselves.

1. Don’t destroy the equipment or the furniture of the party bus

We know you’re excited about this party and the fact that is organized in a bus makes it even more fun. But, even though you really enjoy your drinks and the company of your friends, you should always keep in mind that if you break it, you broke it. And by it, we mean the furniture and the facilities you can find in a Boston party bus. Don’t stand up on the seats of a party bus! They are called seats aren’t they? So, just sit. Consider the fact that most of the Boston party buses are equipped with white leather seats, so you really should be careful around them. Also, don’t break the bar, the closet or any other piece of furniture you can find inside a Boston party bus. Show some respect for the company and the person who throws this party. He will be the one who will have to pay for the damages. Stay away from the DVD and CD players, if you don’t know how to use it. Beside the fact that you will ruin everyone’s fun, you will probably be responsible for the reparation.

2. Don’t be rude with the driver

Even though the driver is there only to drive you around and is paid by the company, that doesn’t mean you should be rude to him or her. Treat the Boston party bus driver with respect and let him or her know that you appreciate their effort and their work. You don’t want to be in the hands of an angry driver, especially when you are going to spend the most of your time dancing in a moving vehicle, while being under the influence of fun and some cocktails. The charter bus companies train their drivers to be respectful and discrete, so you should be the same way too, regardless the fact that you’re a guest at a party and he or she is working.

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