Dreamliner Luxury Coaches has launched Caprice Coaches, offering 12-month bus leases to artists and productions that tour year-round. The division draws on Dreamliner’s service network and is positioned as a lower-cost option than newer luxury coaches.
Caprice has a fleet of approximately 40 vehicles, primarily custom Hemphill Brothers builds. It includes star coaches, crew coaches and a studio coach. Dreamliner manages a separate fleet of 225 Prevost tour buses.
Clients select a coach and receive a dedicated driver for the full lease term. Caprice vehicles are supported by Dreamliner’s service centers in all four continental U.S. time zones, round-the-clock road support and dispatch, and five rescue coaches stationed across the country.
Dreamliner founder and CEO Rich Thomson said the division is intended to make coaches more affordable for artists facing rising touring costs. The company says Caprice serves developing and established acts, club and theater tours, budget-conscious productions, and management and production companies arranging transport for multiple artists. It is accepting inquiries for 2027 leases.
