Rare opportunity to acquire an established, turnkey mobile bar and experiential event business built around a professionally restored 1965 Volkswagen Kombi bus.

Kombi Keg Orlando is more than a mobile bar—it is a highly recognizable, photo-worthy event centerpiece that combines beverage service, entertainment value and brand activation capabilities in one distinctive package. The bus is equipped with six beverage taps, an instant-chill dispensing system, refrigerated rear storage tubs, a custom wooden serving bar and a rooftop 55-inch smart television that can display event branding, sponsor content, videos, slideshows or other media.

The current owners originally invested approximately $84,000 in the vehicle and operating assets alone. The sale provides a buyer with the opportunity to acquire the completed vehicle, specialized equipment, established Orlando brand and operating infrastructure without the cost, development time and complexity required to recreate the concept from the ground up.

The sale includes the branded vintage VW Kombi, beverage dispensing and cooling equipment, serving surfaces, event display elements, website and domain, logo and branding assets, social media accounts, professional photography, sales collateral, pricing structure and operating materials. No commercial storefront or long-term lease is required. The buyer will primarily need secure vehicle storage and space for routine cleaning and event preparation.

The business is suitable for weddings, corporate events, conventions, festivals, private celebrations, hospitality events, brewery activations, outdoor receptions and sponsored brand experiences. The six-tap system can accommodate beer, wine, cocktails, mocktails, prosecco, cold brew, kombucha and other chilled beverages.

The owners have devoted very little time to active marketing or outbound sales in recent years because of the growth of their primary event business and increasing family commitments. As a result, recent revenue should be viewed in the context of an intentionally underutilized operation rather than the full potential of the business. Direct event consumable expenses are minimal, historically averaging approximately 5% of event revenue before labor, insurance, vehicle expenses and general overhead.

Substantial growth opportunities remain available through preferred-vendor partnerships with wedding venues and event planners, corporate convention business, brewery and festival partnerships, digital advertising, search-engine optimization, social media content and direct outreach to hospitality companies. The rooftop television also creates additional revenue opportunities through sponsored media, branded content and experiential activations.

This opportunity is especially well suited for a hands-on owner/operator or as a strategic add-on for an established catering company, mobile bartending service, event planner, venue operator, brewery, rental company or experiential marketing agency. An existing event-industry business could immediately cross-sell the Kombi to its current client base while benefiting from the vehicle’s strong visual appeal and established market presence.

Current ownership will provide hands-on transition training and reasonable post-closing support to help the buyer understand the vehicle, beverage system, event preparation, setup, breakdown, cleaning procedures, pricing and booking workflow.