About Great Lakes Motorcoach
The about page says Rick and Julie Reisig bought their first two coaches in 1984, after the 1982 deregulation of charter coaches. The company says calls are answered by office staff rather than an automated system, that each coach is inspected before and after every trip, and that a director oversees ongoing driver training. Services named on the home page are wedding shuttles, corporate transportation, school trips and private charter rentals in Michigan and elsewhere in the U.S. The fleet on record lists an 11-passenger charter van, a 40-passenger charter bus and a 56-passenger charter bus. No prices are shown.
Services listed on its website
- charter bus rental
- wedding shuttles
- corporate transportation
- school trip buses
Service area
Names Grand Rapids and Michigan, and says it also travels elsewhere in the U.S.
Fleet notes
Vehicles on record are an 11-passenger charter van, a 40-passenger charter bus and a 56-passenger charter bus.
Questions to ask Great Lakes Motorcoach before you book
- How many buses of each size does the company run?
- Are trips outside Michigan priced differently, and what are the overnight rules for drivers?
- Which vehicles have restrooms or Wi-Fi?
Written from Great Lakes Motorcoach's own website (greatlakesmotorcoach.com/about, greatlakesmotorcoach.com) and the fleet on record, reviewed October 2026. Operator statements are attributed, not verified — confirm prices, availability and vehicle assignment directly.