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15 Passenger Van Rental

08/30/202509/02/2025
15 Passenger Van

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Maximum seating for teams and events

See 15‑passenger van rates across suppliers and book with confidence. Ideal when every seat matters for tournaments, conferences, or touring crews. Models vary by location; exact vehicle isn’t guaranteed.

Is a 15‑Passenger van right for your trip?

Biggest capacity, straightforward logistics

Choose 15‑Passenger when one vehicle needs to handle the full group. If you can travel with fewer seats and want easier parking, compare 12‑Passenger or Full‑Size SUV. For family‑first loading, compare Minivan.

Frequently Asked Questions

A 15-passenger van, as the name suggests, can seat up to 15 people (typically 14 passengers plus the driver). These full-size vans have four rows of seating. In terms of luggage, you’ll usually find space for around 2–3 large bags behind the last row, or more if you remove or fold some seats. They’re designed to carry lots of passengers, so if you have fewer than 15 people, you can gain extra cargo room by using the spare seating area for bags.

In most U.S. states, you do not need a special commercial driver’s license to rent a 15-passenger van, a standard driver’s license is sufficient. However, rental agencies typically require drivers to be at least 25 years old to rent large passenger vans. We also recommend that whoever drives has experience handling a larger vehicle, as 15-passenger vans are taller and longer than a normal car. Always check state laws or rental policies for any additional requirements (for example, some locations may require insurance add-ons for large vans).

The main difference is seating capacity and vehicle size. A 15-passenger van can carry a few more people (three extra seats) and is slightly longer and heavier. This makes it great if you have a full crew and lots of gear. A 12-passenger van is a bit smaller, easier to maneuver and park, and often gets slightly better fuel mileage. If you have 12 or fewer in your group, you might prefer the agility and potential cost savings of the smaller van. But if you anticipate 13–15 people or just want more elbow room, the 15-passenger van is the way to go.

Yes, 15-passenger vans are commonly used for long road trips, church outings, sports team travel, and more. Modern models come equipped with safety features like stability control, rearview cameras, and traction control to help handle the van’s larger size. That said, it’s important to drive cautiously: large vans require longer braking distances and wider turns. Rotate drivers on very long trips so everyone stays fresh. Properly load your van (keeping heavier items low and toward the front) to maintain stability. When used responsibly, 15-passenger vans are a reliable and safe way to move a big group long distances.

To save on a 15-passenger van, try to book early especially for peak travel seasons (summer, holidays) when large vans are in high demand. Compare rates at different pickup locations, sometimes renting from an off-airport location is cheaper. Keep an eye out for any promotions or group discounts on our website. If your dates are flexible, adjust them to catch lower off-peak rates. And remember, splitting the cost among a large group often makes renting a big van very economical per person!