Gruene Party Bus, Limo & Coach Bus Rental

Gruene Hall is more than a venue -- it is a Texas institution. Built in 1878, this weathered wooden structure on the banks of the Guadalupe River is the oldest continuously operating dance hall in Texas and one of the most beloved live-music venues in America. The hall has hosted every legend of Texas music, from George Strait and Willie Nelson to Lyle Lovett, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Pat Green. Its open-air design (no air conditioning, no pretense), scarred wooden dance floor, and walls covered in decades of concert posters create an atmosphere that modern venues cannot replicate. The historic district of Gruene surrounding the hall is equally charming. Once a thriving cotton community in the late 1800s, Gruene declined when the Great Depression destroyed the cotton market and was nearly abandoned. In the 1970s, a developer recognized the architectural value of the remaining buildings and began restoring them, transforming Gruene into a living historic district that now serves as one of the Hill Country's most popular tourist destinations. The Gristmill River Restaurant, housed in a restored 100-year-old cotton gin overlooking the Guadalupe River, is one of the most scenic restaurants in Texas. The multi-level deck provides stunning views of the river, and the menu features Texas comfort food with Hill Country ingredients. Arrive early -- the restaurant does not take reservations and weekend waits can exceed ninety minutes. A party bus from Austin to Gruene takes fifty minutes on I-35, and the trip is one of our most popular bookings. Groups combine Gruene Hall concerts with Gristmill dinner, Guadalupe River tubing, and antique shopping for a full-day Hill Country experience. The bus handles all the transitions and ensures everyone gets home safely after a night of dancing and Texas music. Call 512-900-8324 to book your Gruene party bus. Concert nights and summer weekends are busiest -- book two to three weeks ahead.