Columbus, several other Midwest cities added to new charter bus network

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A new charter network will begin servicing the most populated Midwest cities, including Columbus, this summer.

Gogo Charters, a charter bus rental service, announced that its upcoming Midwest Charter Network is set to launch by this summer.

The network will provide daily charter bus transportation to millions of passengers in the Midwest region, the company said. Fares will start at $10 and increase based on trip length and availability.

The company said the network will allow travelers to “enjoy a refined, convenient and connected alternative” for regional travel.

Gogo Charters operates in more than 300 cities across the country. It also offers minibus rentals and private shuttles.

Gogo Charters plans to introduce more routes and to establish a nationwide network of interconnected bus routes.

The company will offer the following routes in Columbus:

• Indianapolis, IN: Hotel Indy, Indianapolis, 141 E Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204
• Dayton, OH: AC Hotel Dayton, 124 Madison St., Dayton, OH 45402
• Columbus, OH: Westin Downtown Columbus, 310 S High St., Columbus, OH 43215

• Columbus, OH: Westin Downtown Columbus, 310 S High St., Columbus, OH 43215
• Akron, OH: BLU-Tique Akron, 1 S Main St., Akron, OH 44311
• Cleveland, OH: Cleveland Marriott Downtown Key Tower, 1360 W Mall Drive, Cleveland, OH 44114

Other routes in the Midwest bus network include Chicago and Indianapolis, Chicago and Detroit, and Cleveland and Detroit.

Schedules, features and additional routes will be announced.