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80-Seat Maxi Coach
Brisbane

The 80-seat maxi coach is B.H.B's largest single vehicle — capable of carrying 80 passengers in one run. Reserved for major events, large conventions, festival transport, and any occasion where groups of 58 to 80 need transport in one vehicle.

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80-Seat Maxi CoachBrisbane — Brisbane Hire Bus

Vehicle Specifications

PassengersUp to 80
LuggageExtended underfloor bays
A/CYes — full cabin, dual zone
Rate$200/hr GST-incl.
Min hire3 hours
Best For

When to Choose
80 Seats

  • Major conventions and large-scale conferences
  • Festival group transport — Riverfire, Ekka, major events
  • Large corporate events — end-of-year functions
  • Staff shuttle fleets for FIFO and industrial operations
  • State of Origin and major sporting event supporters

When to step up:

  • Groups under 57 — a 57-seat is more economical and easier to park
  • Venues with restricted access — larger coaches need more clearance
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Common Questions

FAQs —
80-Seat

The B.H.B 80-seat maxi coach starts from $200/hr GST-inclusive — vehicle, driver, insurance, fuel, and tolls. Minimum hire is typically 3 hours. Contact B.H.B for a fixed flat-rate quote.
If your group is exactly 58 to 80 people and keeping everyone together in one vehicle matters — one departure time, one pickup point, one driver — the 80-seater is the right call. For groups over 80, two coaches is the only option.
The 80-seat maxi coach can access the BCEC Merivale Street coach bay. For other venues, B.H.B confirms access suitability before booking — the maxi coach requires wider entry clearance than a standard coach.
Yes — B.H.B operates the 80-seat maxi coach for State of Origin, major conference delegate runs, Ekka and Riverfire transport, and large corporate events. It's our most in-demand vehicle on peak event nights.
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