1. plural of coachload; the number of people that fills a coach (bus), or groups of people traveling together by coach
Usage: chiefly British; countable noun

Examples

• Coachloads of tourists arrived at the museum every day during summer.
• The festival attracted coachloads of visitors from across the country.
• We organized coachloads of school children for the field trip.
• Coachloads of fans traveled to the stadium for the match.
• The hotel welcomed coachloads of pilgrims throughout the year.