nightliner rental service?

[2dark]

I don't know if this is a little bit OT but I'm going to ask anyway

Does anyone have experience with Nightliner rental companies in Europe
(especially from Germany, Netherlands) or have some good addresses
(budget does matter, as always, but also safety)?

I have a couple of companies already on my list, but I thought I might
ask here if anyone could recommend my some which I maybe haven't found yet
(yes, I searched Google for about an hour now).

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Trondsa]

I suppose you already have this one on your list, but anyway here`s my tip:
http://www.beatthestreet.net/

 

[QV]

Good question, I should be on one of those in January and from what I've heard from the people that are going to be traveling with us the company is reputable and the busses are very clean.

 

[BD Malibu]

On our last tour we worked with these guys:

http://www.coachservice.de/

They did a good job!

 

[loomis103]

Is a nightliner a bus?

 

[2dark]

Thank you guys!

Beatthestreet and Coach-Service are already on my list and I would love to
travel with one of them

@loomis103: A nightliner is a bus or a coach.

 

[Alphawave-Media-Group]

Heya guys,
The best European nightliner firm who we have had loads of experience is MZES

http://www.mzes.de there a budget nightliner company but great prices, normally ranging from £200 a day plus PD's

 

[smy1]

Yea, friends of mine are opening the Rammstein Tour and they are using http://www.mzes.de - supposedly they got a really good deal, too.

EDIT: Just saw that the thread is from 2006 - Alphawave, why did you resurrect this????

 

[-Noodles-]

Beat the street are pretty common where I work, there's a good few that I've seen recently but the names have escaped me. I'll try and make a list over the next day or two and get back to you.

If you have a driver, and are in the UK (I think) then TigerTours aren't too bad so I hear.

 

[Metaltastic]

Necrothread d00dz...just FYI

 

[Razorjack]

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[xconnyx]

Heya guys,
The best European nightliner firm who we have had loads of experience is MZES

http://www.mzes.de there a budget nightliner company but great prices, normally ranging from £200 a day plus PD's

i doubt that mzes is the best european company. these busses are falling apart but they get the job done...

-broken toilett, leaking in to the bay area
-broken heater, we've had up to -2 degrees inside of the bus!!!
-broken bay door
-broken tyre

BUT THEY ARE REALLY CHEAP and the brought us through the whole tour. if you are on a low budget i would choose mzes but if you can affort i would go with, redcar, beat the street, coach those busses are way more comfortable and not as used and abused like the mzes but they are way more expansive