About Boston Common Coach
According to its About page, Boston Common Coach started in 1994 as an airport shuttle serving hotels in metropolitan Boston and became a charter service in 2004. It lists membership in the American Bus Association and the United Motorcoach Association, and says its coaches use biodiesel-powered engines.
The home page promotes event rides to concerts, games, shopping and casinos, some with tailgating where the company provides a tent, chairs, games and ice. Pickup points named include the North Shore, Boston, the South Shore, Auburn and Andover. Private charters cover airport transfers, weddings, school trips and corporate outings, and its wedding page offers three sizes of vehicle: 56-passenger, 30-passenger and a smaller mini bus.
Services listed on its website
- private charter buses
- concert and event shuttles
- wedding transportation
- airport transfers
- school trips
- corporate outings
Service area
Describes the Metropolitan Boston area and the eastern United States; event pickups named include the North Shore, South Shore, Auburn and Andover.
Fleet notes
Fleet list: 56-passenger full-size charter buses, a 30-passenger mid-size charter bus, a 14-passenger mini bus and a 14-passenger transit van.
Questions to ask Boston Common Coach before you book
- Are the event ride seats sold per person while private charters are priced by the bus?
- Which pickup point and time apply to the concert or game ride on the date?
- Can the company provide its insurance and inspection records for a charter?
Written from Boston Common Coach's own website (bostoncommoncoach.com/about, bostoncommoncoach.com/wedding-transportation, bostoncommoncoach.com) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.