A double-decker pizza bus for your event
A double-decker pizza bus offers another way to make food part of the occasion. Start with the event plan, then check whether the bus suits your site and date.
A bus is a venue decision,
as well as a catering choice.
The published double-decker pizza bus offers on-board dining seating for up to 36 guests. Confirm the current unit, seating layout, access and availability for your booking. This is a dining seating figure, not a catering guest limit: agree your event guest count, food provision and service period separately.
The photographs show the bus dining space and preparation details. The available unit, current layout and agreed use are confirmed for your booking.
Start with access
Give us the venue location and discuss gates, road access, turning space, the standing area and any site restrictions. The bus needs a practical arrival and departure route, not just a photogenic position.
Ask the venue for permission before treating the bus as part of your final event layout. The suitability of the site is checked alongside your proposed food service.
Agree how guests will use the setup
Tell us whether the bus is part of a wedding celebration, staff event or private party. Discuss how guests will approach, queue, collect and eat their food.
An enquiry does not reserve the bus or confirm the seating layout, exclusive use or a particular service duration. Your written quotation and booking documents set out the available unit and agreed use.
Keep an alternative in view
If a site or date does not suit the bus, a horsebox format may be worth discussing. Each format has its own access and service considerations.
The most useful first brief contains your event date, venue, estimated numbers and serving time. Add any reason the bus format matters to your plans.
Pricing follows the format
A bus booking requires its own personalised quote. The horsebox and street-food wedding guide on our prices page is not a fixed bus tariff.
Include the full setup and service requirements when asking for a price so you can compare complete plans rather than headline figures.
A closer look at the setting.
See a front detail and pizza preparation alongside the dining space above. Your quotation confirms the actual setup, food and service.
Bring your event
into focus.
Explore the menus, check the practical details and build a useful planning brief.
Build your event brief →Send your event details for a personalised quotation.