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Austin Party Ride executive sprinter used for Temple charters — not a photograph of the city
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Temple Party Bus, Limo & Coach Bus Rental

Temple sits on Interstate 35 in Bell County, about 65 miles and a typical 60-minute off-peak drive north of downtown Austin. Groups call when one vehicle has to hit a named hospital curb, meet Amtrak at the Santa Fe Depot, or return from Austin without splitting cars. This is not a Fort Cavazos page. Share the pickup address, whether the first stop is 2401 South 31st Street or 1901 SW H.K. Dodgen Loop, the headcount, and the return window.

65 miles60 min from Austin98,412 (2025 Census est.)

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On this page you can:

Confirm we serve Temple for hospital-campus, depot, and I-35 Austin trips
Separate South 31st Street from the H.K. Dodgen Loop children’s curb
Check depot hours, Dana Peak’s Corps clock, and Czech Stop listing hours
Request a quote with the real address, headcount, and return window

Can Austin Party Ride serve Temple?

Yes. We quote party buses, limousines, sprinters, and coach buses for Temple-origin pickups and Austin-to-Temple transfers on I-35. Coverage is not a valet reservation or a lake pass. The adult hospital is at 2401 S. 31st Street. McLane Children's is a separate curb at 1901 SW H.K. Dodgen Loop. The next step is a written quote with the real address, headcount, and return window.

Quick Facts About Temple

Census count 82,073 (2020); Census Bureau city estimate 98,412 on July 1, 2025
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple: 2401 S. 31st St. DSHS Comprehensive (Level I) as of August 11, 2026
McLane Children's: 1901 SW H.K. Dodgen Loop — a different curb. DSHS Major (Level II)
Railroad museum at 315 W. Ave B (1911 Santa Fe Depot): Tue–Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m., paid admission
Czech Stop, 105 N. College Ave., West: listings show 5 a.m.–11 p.m., not 24 hours
Draughon-Miller (TPL) is general aviation. Airline arrivals use GRK, ACT, or AUS
Dana Peak on Stillhouse Hollow: USACE, 6 a.m.–8 p.m.; swim areas typically close Oct. 1–late February
Cultural Activities Center, 3011 N. 3rd St.: 422-seat Mayborn Auditorium; free west/north lots

Temple is an I-35 medical-campus booking, not a Fort Cavazos booking

If you are deciding whether Austin Party Ride will run this far north of Georgetown, the answer is yes. The useful question is which Temple job you have. A family flying into Austin-Bergstrom for a relative at 2401 South 31st Street is a different quote from a Saturday night that starts at a Temple hotel. A Killeen military ball that only lodges in Temple belongs on the Killeen page for gate rules. Temple’s calendar is medical first. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple is a designated Comprehensive (Level I) trauma center on South 31st Street, and that campus creates a year-round shuttle. The second job is civilian: a depot hour, a lake day, or a coach to Austin. Those jobs share I-35 and do not share a curb. Send the date, the first hard address, and whether anyone is coming from AUS, GRK, or Avenue B.
Austin Party Ride 8-passenger executive sprinter used for Temple medical-campus and hotel shuttles — not a photograph of the hospital

Small-family Temple hospital runs usually fit a sprinter; a coach is the Austin or Expo-size vehicle.

Name the curb: South 31st Street or H.K. Dodgen Loop

McLane Children’s is not on the adult hospital campus. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple is at 2401 S. 31st Street. McLane Children’s is at 1901 SW H.K. Dodgen Loop. A driver sent “the hospital” will idle at the wrong entrance. On South 31st, BSW publishes free visitor parking plus complimentary valet at Brindley Circles, Desk R, and the South Tower (South Tower valet Monday–Friday 6:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.; 254.316.0472). Security and the Emergency Department sit on the South Tower ground floor. We do not use an unpublished “South Patient Drop-off” name. Tell us the tower or clinic; we will ask valet or security for the coach-legal zone that day. If the patient is a child, send Dodgen Loop. If relatives split both buildings, that is two stops. Name the hotel, not “near the hospital.” A sprinter fits most visiting families. A coach enters when the same week includes an Austin airport run.
Interior of an Austin Party Ride executive sprinter used for small-family Temple hospital transfers

Luggage, a wheelchair, or a car seat changes the vehicle class — say so on the quote.

The depot block is a timed downtown stop, not a lake day

Downtown Temple is a walking block once you name Avenue B. The Temple Railroad and Heritage Museum occupies the Santa Fe Depot at 315 West Avenue B, next to Amtrak. Construction began in August 1909; the depot opened January 29, 1911. Hours are Tuesday–Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Published admission is $4 / $3 / $2 by age, free under 5, and free for active-duty military with ID. Arrive before last entry if the hour inside matters. An Amtrak meet is a platform time — send the train number. The museum and a Heart of Temple dinner can share one coach only if the walk stays on that block. The Cultural Activities Center at 3011 North 3rd Street is a different curb (422-seat Mayborn Auditorium; free west and north lots). Wildflower Country Club at 4902 Wildflower Lane is a private 18-hole club. Miller Park at 1919 North 1st Street is a city pond-loop park, not a coach rest stop.
Austin Party Ride limo sprinter used for Temple downtown and depot-group arrivals — not a photograph of the Santa Fe Depot

Avenue B, North 3rd, and Wildflower Lane are three different Temple curbs.

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Call (512) 900-8324 or get a free quote online.

Stillhouse Hollow and Belton Lake run on different clocks

Temple groups treat “the lake” as one word. It is not. Stillhouse Hollow Lake sits south via Texas 317 or U.S. 190 — a Corps reservoir behind Stillhouse Hollow Dam (1968), about 6,430 acres. Dana Peak Park is USACE land just outside Harker Heights, not a Temple city park. Hours are 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Swim and picnic areas typically close October 1 through late February. Confirm with the lake office at 3740 FM 1670, Belton (254-939-2461). Belton Lake is the larger reservoir west. The Bell County Expo Center is a Belton booking; keep Temple as the hotel origin and use the Belton page for the venue. A lake day is a drop-and-stage. Send the park name and the latest return. Czech Stop in West is an I-35 add-on at 105 North College Avenue. Current listings show 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. — not 24 hours.

Local Planning Tips for Temple

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Adult hospital: 2401 S. 31st St. Ask valet (254.316.0472) or South Tower security for today’s coach-legal zone.

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McLane Children’s is 1901 SW H.K. Dodgen Loop — not South 31st Street.

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Museum at 315 W. Ave B is Tuesday–Saturday 10 a.m.–4 p.m. and paid. Arrive before last entry.

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Wildflower Country Club (4902 Wildflower Lane) is private 18-hole. Confirm guests before quoting.

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Dana Peak is USACE on Stillhouse Hollow, not a Temple city park. Confirm the seasonal beach close.

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Airline passengers do not land at TPL. Name AUS, GRK, or ACT, then the hospital or hotel.

Best Times to Plan Temple Transportation

Hospital-family shuttles run year-round. These months are the usual civilian windows for depot visits, lake days, and Austin Saturday nights.

MarchAprilMaySeptemberOctoberNovember

Fort Cavazos gate rules live on the Killeen page. Expo-center and Belton Lake venue notes live on Belton. Salado village days are on Salado. Compare a coach bus for the I-35 night, or plan a wedding shuttle. Johnson City and Blanco are Hill Country pages, not Temple neighbors.

Popular Temple Destinations

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Temple Railroad & Heritage Museum

315 W. Ave B in the 1911 Santa Fe Depot, beside Amtrak. Tue–Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Paid admission.

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Wildflower Country Club

4902 Wildflower Lane. Private 18-hole club, not a 36-hole walk-on. Confirm guests before we stage.

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Dana Peak Park

USACE park on Stillhouse Hollow near Harker Heights. 6 a.m.–8 p.m.; beach often closed Oct. 1–late February.

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Miller Park

1919 N. 1st St. City pond loop, splash pad, and pavilions. A family meetup, not a coach lot.

Common Temple Party Bus Routes

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Temple to Austin

I-35 south, about 65 miles and 60–70 minutes off-peak. Add 15–20 minutes for weekday rush hours and more on ACL, SXSW, or UT Saturdays.

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Temple to Waco

I-35 north. Czech Stop at 105 N. College Ave. in West is a timed add-on (listings 5 a.m.–11 p.m.), not a 24-hour bakery.

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Temple to Killeen

U.S. 190 west. On-base pickups and Visitor Center time live on the Killeen page. Do not send “Killeen” if the curb is still South 31st.

Planning around local events or city rules? Visit the official Temple city website for municipal information, then come back to plan transportation. Confirm museum hours on Temple Parks and hospital parking on bswhealth.com.

Reviews below are from Austin Party Ride customers across Austin-area trips. They are sitewide proof, not Temple-specific trip reviews.

Customer Reviews

These are Austin Party Ride customer reviews from across our service area. They are not reviews of a specific Temple trip.

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Route planning guide

Planning pickups, stops, and return timing?

For Temple, map South 31st Street or H.K. Dodgen Loop first, then Avenue B or the lake park, then the I-35 return. The Austin route guide still helps if the night crosses downtown, ACL, SXSW, or a UT home game.

Planning Your Temple Pickup

Practical notes for coordinating a coach or sprinter on South 31st, H.K. Dodgen Loop, and Avenue B.

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Pickup Location

Name 2401 S. 31st St., Dodgen Loop, Avenue B, or a hotel or church lot that can turn a coach. “The hospital” is not an address.

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Drive Time Buffer

About 60 minutes from downtown Austin off-peak via I-35. Add 15–20 minutes for weekday 7–9 a.m. and 4–7 p.m.

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Vehicle Fit

A sprinter fits medical-family pairs. A party bus fits a Temple celebration. A coach fits the I-35 run.

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Before You Book

Share pickup address, headcount, stops, and return plan. If both hospitals are involved, send both addresses.

Official Temple city website — check for event schedules, road closures, and local ordinances.

Temple Party Bus FAQs

Questions about party bus, limo, sprinter, and coach transportation in Temple.

Both. We pick up Temple hotels, homes, South 31st, Dodgen Loop, and Avenue B, and we run Austin-origin transfers on I-35.
No. The adult hospital is 2401 S. 31st St. McLane Children’s is 1901 SW H.K. Dodgen Loop.
Use 2401 S. 31st St. Ask valet (254.316.0472) or South Tower security for today’s coach-legal zone.
No. Tuesday–Saturday 10 a.m.–4 p.m. at 315 W. Ave B. Published admission is $4 / $3 / $2 by age.
TPL is general aviation. Name AUS, GRK, or Waco for a scheduled airline, then the hospital or hotel.

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