The PATH train is three short blocks away. Harrison's public lots are a five-minute walk. On paper, getting to Sports Illustrated Stadium looks almost too straightforward — and for one or two people, it genuinely is.
The moment you're coordinating 20 or 30 people for a Red Bulls home opener, a sold-out Gotham FC match, or a stadium-scale concert, that picture shifts fast. Weekend PATH service runs every 20 minutes, trains from Penn Station are packed well before kickoff, and keeping a group of any real size together from the platform to the gate is a coordination exercise that eats into the whole point of the trip. Meanwhile, Harrison's surface lots charge $15–$30 per car, run cashless only, and fill early on busy match nights — and Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard, the main approach road, backs up from the I-280 ramps southward as fans converge from Newark and the Turnpike simultaneously.
A charter bus or party bus rental to Sports Illustrated Stadium cuts through all of it: one vehicle, one pickup, one drop-off at the Toyota Gate on Pete Higgins Boulevard, and one pre-arranged staging point when the final whistle blows.
Sports Illustrated Stadium — formerly Red Bull Arena until December 2024, when a 13-year naming-rights deal with Sports Illustrated Tickets took effect — sits at 600 Cape May Street, Harrison, NJ 07029, holding 25,000 fans in a fully roofed, soccer-specific bowl seven miles west of Lower Manhattan. It's the home of the New York Red Bulls (MLS, 17 home matches in 2026), NJ/NY Gotham FC (NWSL, 15 home matches in 2026), and a growing list of international fixtures, concerts, and sporting events. Partybusnewark.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving the Newark and Harrison area, with vehicles right-sized for any group making this trip: 15–35 passenger minibuses, party buses, Sprinter limos, and full 40–56 passenger charter buses. Fill out the quick online form or call 551-233-0076 any time for pricing in under 30 seconds.
Why Rent a Bus to Sports Illustrated Stadium
The PATH gets recommended for Sports Illustrated Stadium so often because it earns it — for individuals. Three blocks from Harrison station to the Toyota Gate, $3 each way, and service running every five to ten minutes on weekdays. For a solo fan or a couple, it's the obvious move.
For a group of 15, 25, or 40, the calculus changes entirely. Weekend trains run every 20 minutes. Getting 20 people onto the same Harrison-bound train from Penn Station — everyone at the platform, everyone with a ticket, nobody running late — is a logistical project before the match even starts.
You'll arrive in waves. After the final whistle, when 25,000 fans flood out toward Harrison station at once, the platform is one of the most crowded transit situations in the metro area: lines back up down the stairs, the first few trains out are standing room only, and rideshare demand on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard spikes at exactly the same moment. A Newark party bus rental to Sports Illustrated Stadium solves both ends of the trip in one booking.
Driving into Harrison isn't simpler. The public lots — Lots A, B, and C — run $15–$30 per car, accept cashless payment only, and fill well before kickoff on sold-out nights. Groups arriving in multiple cars end up scattered across different lots, with different walking routes to the Toyota Gate and no guarantee anyone parks in the same place.
One charter bus handles the whole group for a single, predictable quote: no per-car lot fees stacked up across a ten-car caravan, no one getting separated near the I-280 exit ramps, no one stuck drawing straws for who has to navigate the post-match Cape May Street crawl home.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Sports Illustrated Stadium
Per the official Red Bulls directions page, passenger vehicle drop-off follows signs toward VIP/Valet Parking onto Pete Higgins Boulevard, near the Toyota Gate — the main stadium entrance and the closest curbside point to the gates. If your bus reaches the general parking lots along Cape May Street, it has passed the turn. Pete Higgins Boulevard is the drop-off corridor, and the Toyota Gate puts your group steps from the entrance rather than navigating in from a surface lot on the stadium's periphery.
For oversized vehicles, the bus stages on nearby surface streets during the event and returns to the pre-arranged post-game meeting point.
Post-game pickup is where planning ahead matters most. The stadium officially directs vehicle pickups after events to the Jackson Street Bridge or north on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard near the Route 280 Overpass — both away from the heaviest pedestrian flow off Cape May Street. Set your meeting point with your group before walking in.
The post-match crowd clears quickly once the final whistle sounds, and having one pre-agreed spot means the group reassembles in minutes rather than regrouping across a congested block.
Drop-off: Pete Higgins Boulevard at the Toyota Gate, steps from the main entrance. Post-game pickup: Jackson Street Bridge or Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard near the Route 280 Overpass. Agree on both before going in — the post-match crowd is immediate and large.
Parking Near Sports Illustrated Stadium
Harrison has multiple public lots within a five-minute walk of the gates, and knowing them helps your group decide whether a bus or a car is the smarter call for your specific headcount. Lots A, B, and C are the primary Harrison public match-day lots, running $15–$30 per vehicle, cashless payment only — no cash accepted, no exceptions. The Harrison Parking Center at 890 South 3rd Street, Harrison, NJ accepts both cash and card and is useful if anyone in your group needs payment flexibility.
On the stadium's north side, the Audi Lot (formerly the North Lot) is available for certain events. The Red Lot by CarMax, the Gravel Lot (cashless), the East Lot, and the PATH Commuter Lot (cashless) round out the nearby options, all within the same five-minute walking radius. Newark-side lots across the Passaic River exist but the venue notes they may charge more.
Review the official stadium directions page before your visit for current lot availability on your specific date.
For a charter bus group, none of this applies — the bus handles the approach, drops your group at the Toyota Gate, and takes the parking problem entirely off the table. The $15–$30 per car adds up fast across ten vehicles. One bus quote covers the whole group.
Sports Illustrated Stadium Transportation: Every Option Compared
Harrison is genuinely well-connected, and this guide is honest about it: the PATH and NJ Transit Bus 40 are real options for solo fans and small groups. Here's how every realistic choice stacks up for a group of 15 or more:
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Door-to-door | No one has to drive | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split across the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — Toyota Gate on Pete Higgins Blvd, steps from the entrance | Yes | 15–56 |
| PATH train (Harrison Station) | $3/person each way | Only if everyone boards the same car | Good — 7–10 min walk from Harrison station to the Toyota Gate | Yes, but post-game platform is extremely crowded | 1–6 (harder for larger groups) |
| NJ Transit Bus 40 | $1–4/person each way | Only if booked on the same bus | Moderate — stops at Frank E. Rodgers Blvd at Cape May St | Yes | 1–6 |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Good drop-off at Pete Higgins Blvd; post-game pickup chaotic | Yes, but fragmented | 1–4 per car |
| Everyone drives & parks | $15–30/car (cashless only) + gas | No — groups scatter across different lots | Varies — 5-min walk from closest lots | No | 1–2 cars max |
For one or two fans, the PATH is genuinely hard to beat. NJ Transit Bus 40 is the other transit option, running from Newark Penn Station (Market St at McCarter Hwy) to the stop at Frank E. Rodgers Blvd at Cape May Street in roughly 14 minutes for $1–$4 — a solid, inexpensive solo-fan choice. But once your group grows past a handful of people, the fragmentation cost climbs: different arrival times, separate fares each direction, scattered post-game pickup, and nobody coordinated on a clear meeting spot when 25,000 fans exit simultaneously.
A single charter bus rental to Sports Illustrated Stadium handles all of that in one pre-arranged plan.
What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for Sports Illustrated Stadium?
Partybusnewark.com connects you to a wide range of vehicles through a large network of bus companies serving the Newark and Harrison area, so your group rides right-sized and you're not paying for seats you don't need. Here's how the full vehicle lineup breaks down for a Sports Illustrated Stadium run:
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to 14 | Small VIP groups, suite holders, compact group | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows, individual reading lights |
| 25-passenger party bus (also available as 20- or 30-passenger) | ~20–30 | Mid-size fan groups wanting the group-celebration ride over | LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs, perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Mid-size groups, corporate match-day outings, school and community groups | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead storage, greater maneuverability on Harrison's tight streets |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large fan groups, supporter clubs, fan-club travel from farther out | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead bins, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For most Red Bulls and Gotham FC match-day groups, a 25-passenger party bus or a minibus hits the right size — compact enough to navigate the Pete Higgins Boulevard approach without the footprint of a full 45-foot coach, roomy enough for the whole group to travel together comfortably. For large supporter clubs, corporate match-day outings, or groups traveling in from beyond Newark — the Jersey Shore, Westchester, or Philadelphia — a full charter bus with undercarriage bays and an onboard restroom is the right call for the longer haul. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; note that need in your quote and it can be arranged.
Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental Prices for Sports Illustrated Stadium
Partybusnewark.com shows you pricing for your specific date in under 30 seconds — no account required, no obligation. The rate depends on your vehicle size, total hours on-site, the date, and where your group is starting from, so there's no single number to give here. To give you a planning range: a 15–35 passenger minibus typically runs $200–$250/hour on weekdays and $200–$275/hour on weekends; a 25-passenger party bus runs roughly $275–$375/hour on weekend evenings; a full 40–56 passenger charter bus typically falls in the $200–$350/hour range regardless of day.
These are planning ranges — the actual quote moves with date, hours, demand, and your specific route. Visit the Newark party bus prices page for a fuller breakdown, or call 551-233-0076 any time for a free quote at no obligation.
The per-person math is worth running before you assume driving is cheaper. A 25-person group on a weekend minibus rental at $250/hour for four hours comes to roughly $1,000 total — about $40 per person. Compare that against $30 per car in Lots A–C (cashless, no flexibility on sold-out nights) across even a ten-car caravan: that's $300 in parking alone, before gas from Newark or a Manhattan approach.
Split across 25 people, one bus quote at $40 per head covers the trip from pickup to post-game pickup — no fragmented rideshare fares after midnight, no one stuck at the wrong lot exit on Cape May Street.
A Match-Day Example
To give you an idea: a 28-person supporter group books a 30-passenger party bus for a Saturday Red Bulls home fixture. Pickup at 5:30 PM from downtown Newark, drop-off at the Toyota Gate on Pete Higgins Boulevard by 6:20 PM — 40 minutes before kickoff, with time to reach The BULLevard before gates open. Pre-arranged post-game staging on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard near the Route 280 Overpass at 10:00 PM.
A four-hour weekend rental at roughly $350/hour runs about $1,400 total — around $50 per person — while everyone else is queuing on the Harrison PATH platform or paying $30 to sit in post-match Cape May Street traffic.
Getting to Sports Illustrated Stadium: Routes and Drive Times
Sports Illustrated Stadium sits in Harrison on the east bank of the Passaic River, reachable from across northern New Jersey and the New York metro area — but the approach roads compress on event nights. Approximate distances and off-peak drive times from common group pickup points:
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical drive time (off-peak) |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Newark / Newark Penn Station | ~4 miles | 10–15 min via I-280 East or surface streets |
| Jersey City / Journal Square | ~6 miles | 15–20 min |
| Hoboken | ~8 miles | 15–20 min |
| Manhattan (via Lincoln Tunnel) | ~9 miles | 25–35 min off-peak |
| Newark Liberty Airport (EWR) | ~6 miles | 15–20 min via I-95/I-78 to Turnpike |
| Montclair / Bloomfield | ~12 miles | 20–30 min |
Those times are realistic off-peak. On a match night — especially Saturday or Sunday kickoffs for high-demand fixtures like the NYC Derby or international matches — Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard and Cape May Street are the first corridors to seize up and the last to clear. The intersection of Frank E. Rodgers Blvd and Cape May Street, just outside the stadium's lot cluster, is the primary choke point: traffic stacks from the I-280 ramps southward as fans pour in from Newark, Hudson County, and the Turnpike.
The Harrison PATH station area adds pedestrian volume that spills over into adjacent vehicle traffic. For big matchdays, arriving 45 minutes to an hour before gates open gives a bus the clearest run at the Toyota Gate approach.
For groups flying into the region, Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) sits about six miles from the stadium via I-95/I-78 to the Turnpike. It's one of the most common charter bus origins for Sports Illustrated Stadium — one vehicle collects the whole group at baggage claim and runs straight to Pete Higgins Boulevard, no rideshare scramble on arrival day with luggage. The Newark airport transportation page covers EWR group pickups in detail; for the post-match reverse run after a late kickoff, a chartered vehicle is a far cleaner option than a midnight PATH transfer.
Leaving Sports Illustrated Stadium After the Match
Getting out is where the transit calculus flips hardest against solo transit and rideshare. When 25,000 people empty out of a 25,000-seat stadium simultaneously, the three blocks between the Toyota Gate and Harrison PATH station fill with foot traffic within minutes. The platform crowds fast — early trains post-match run standing room only — and the first two or three departures are not a great experience for a group that wants to stay together.
Rideshare surge pricing on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard kicks in at the same moment. The Jackson Street Bridge approach and the Frank E. Rodgers Blvd northbound near the 280 Overpass are the two staging zones the stadium uses specifically to keep pick-up vehicles away from the worst of the post-match pedestrian traffic — and both are workable rally points for a pre-arranged bus pickup.
With a bus staged at one of those designated spots, your group has a single, clear exit plan. Set the meeting point before going in, give yourself a 15–20 minute buffer after the final whistle to clear the immediate post-match flow, and the bus is right there — no surge fare, no platform queue, no one waiting in the rain on Frank E. Rodgers for a rideshare that's seven minutes away and climbing. The group re-boards, the post-match recap starts on the ride back, and the congestion around Cape May Street becomes someone else's problem.
2026 Events at Sports Illustrated Stadium
Sports Illustrated Stadium's 2026 calendar is the busiest the venue has seen since it opened as Red Bull Arena in March 2010. These are the events and series driving group charter bus demand this year:
New York Red Bulls — MLS 2026 (17 home matches). The home schedule opens February 28 against New England Revolution (2:30 PM) and closes on Decision Day, November 7, hosting Atlanta United FC (4:00 PM). Notable home fixtures include the NYC Derby on May 16 (7:30 PM) against NYCFC — one of the most sought-after group-outing nights on the Red Bulls calendar — plus first-ever home appearances by San Diego FC and St. Louis City SC.
The Red Bulls' mid-season break runs from May 25 through July 21 for the FIFA World Cup window. The full 2026 schedule is on the official Red Bulls matchday page.
NJ/NY Gotham FC — NWSL 2026 (15 home matches). Gotham opens at Sports Illustrated Stadium on March 21 against North Carolina Courage (6:30 PM) and runs 15 home dates through early November. Seven of those 15 home matches fall before June 1, making spring the most concentrated home stretch — and weekend evening kickoffs are when Lots A–C in Harrison fill earliest.
For transit and parking guidance specific to NWSL nights, the official Gotham FC matchday guide is the right resource.
FIFA World Cup 2026 — NYNJ Jersey Fan Hub (June 13–July 15). Sports Illustrated Stadium is NOT a FIFA World Cup host venue — the World Cup matches for New York/New Jersey are at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. Sports Illustrated Stadium serves instead as the official New Jersey Fan Hub: free admission with registration through SI Tickets, with matches broadcast live on a 60-foot field-level screen from June 13 through July 15.
Premium reserved seating with inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages is available for purchase. Knockout-round weekend watch parties will draw very large crowds to Harrison. Two dates are blacked out due to stadium conflicts: July 5 and July 19.
The official Fan Hub page has the full schedule and registration link. During this period, the stricter FIFA clear-bag policy is in effect — details in the Policies section below.
Iron Maiden — Run For Your Lives World Tour (September 5 & 6, 2026). Two consecutive stadium-concert nights. Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard and Cape May Street will back up for hours before showtime on both evenings, and post-show exits will be among the most congested Harrison sees all year.
A Newark concert bus rental drops your group at the Toyota Gate and stages for post-show pickup, so the congestion around the Route 280 Overpass is not your group's problem. Both dates will be in high demand; book well ahead.
Mexico vs. Peru MexTour (September 29), PLL US Bank Championship (September 20), and USA Rugby International Series (October 30) fill out a busy fall slate. The MexTour international match is a perennial near-sellout with a large, passionate crowd, and match-day parking in Harrison fills entirely on international soccer evenings. For groups coming from Newark, the Oranges, or down from North Jersey, a single charter bus is the cleanest way to reach a sold-out Harrison event.
The high-demand windows in 2026: World Cup Fan Hub weekends (June 13–July 15), Iron Maiden (September 5–6), MexTour (September 29), and the NYC Derby (May 16). Vehicles from the network fill early for all of them. For any of these dates, locking in your bus as soon as your group is confirmed is the best way to get the vehicle you want at a price that works.
Stadium Policies Your Group Needs to Know
Bag policy — standard events: Per the official stadium policies page, bags must not exceed 14″ × 14″ × 6″. Backpacks of any size are prohibited without exception. Medical and baby bags may enter but require X-ray screening at Gate B1.
Secure lockers near Gate B1 rent for $5 if anyone in your group has a bag that doesn't comply.
Bag policy — World Cup Fan Hub (June 13–July 15): The stricter FIFA protocol applies during the Fan Hub period. Each person may bring only one clear plastic bag (maximum 12″ × 6″ × 12″) and one small clutch (maximum 4.5″ × 6.5″). This is a meaningfully tighter restriction than standard Red Bulls policy.
If your group is attending a watch party during this window, plan accordingly before arrival.
Cashless venue: Sports Illustrated Stadium is fully cashless — credit and debit cards only for concessions, merchandise, and stadium-operated parking. The one exception is the Harrison Parking Center at 890 South 3rd Street, which accepts cash and card.
Gate times: General admission gates open 60 minutes before events; VIP and premium club areas open 90 minutes before. The BULLevard — the stadium's outdoor pregame entertainment area — opens three hours before events. If your group wants to arrive early and take in The BULLevard before gates open, factor that into your bus pickup time so you're not rushed at the Toyota Gate.
No outside food or beverages: Coolers, thermoses, and outside food and drinks are all prohibited at entry. The stadium's concession areas cover the bowl; The BULLevard adds pregame options outside the gates for groups arriving early.
Group Trips Commonly Booked to Sports Illustrated Stadium
The same door-to-door group transportation works for Sports Illustrated Stadium no matter who's on board. These are the types of trips most frequently requested through Partybusnewark.com:
Fan groups and supporter clubs. Red Bulls and Gotham FC supporters traveling from Newark, Jersey City, or Manhattan — one vehicle keeps the group together and the energy up from the first pickup to the final whistle. For Newark sporting event transportation, this is one of the highest-demand destinations in the region.
Corporate match-day outings. Client groups, employee outings, and team-building nights at Sports Illustrated Stadium. A minibus or Sprinter moves a Newark or Manhattan office group to the Toyota Gate and back without anyone navigating the Cape May Street post-match backup.
See the Newark corporate event transportation page for group rates and multi-stop itineraries.
Concert groups. Stadium-scale shows like Iron Maiden draw large groups, and the post-concert exit on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard is where the bus earns its keep most. Drop-off before the show, pre-arranged staging, pickup when the last encore ends.
Birthday and milestone celebrations. A Red Bulls or Gotham FC match is a natural anchor for a Newark birthday party bus rental — the ride to the stadium is part of the celebration, not just transit.
School and community groups. Harrison is a short trip from most of northern New Jersey, making Sports Illustrated Stadium one of the most accessible regional group-outing destinations. A Newark school event bus rental keeps a large group of students or community members together from pickup to return.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Sports Illustrated Stadium?
Per the official Red Bulls directions page, passenger vehicle drop-off follows signs toward VIP/Valet Parking onto Pete Higgins Boulevard, near the Toyota Gate — the main stadium entrance. If you've reached the general parking lots on Cape May Street, you've passed the drop-off corridor. The bus stages on nearby surface streets during the event and returns to the pre-arranged post-game pickup point.
Where does the bus pick up after the match?
The stadium's published guidance directs post-event vehicle pickups to the Jackson Street Bridge or north on Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard near the Route 280 Overpass. Agree on which of these two points your group is using before walking in — the post-match crowd clears fast, and a clear meeting spot keeps everyone together.
What parking is available near Sports Illustrated Stadium?
Harrison has multiple surface lots within a five-minute walk: Lots A, B, and C ($15–$30, cashless only), the Audi/North Lot, the Red Lot by CarMax, the Gravel Lot (cashless), the East Lot, and the PATH Commuter Lot (cashless). The Harrison Parking Center (890 South 3rd Street) takes cash and card. Check the official stadium directions page before your visit — lot availability shifts by event and sells out early on big match nights.
Is Sports Illustrated Stadium a FIFA World Cup 2026 host venue?
No. FIFA World Cup 2026 matches for the New York/New Jersey region are at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. Sports Illustrated Stadium serves as the official NYNJ World Cup 26 Jersey Fan Hub — free watch parties with matches broadcast on a 60-foot field screen, running June 13 through July 15 with registration required through SI Tickets. The stricter FIFA clear-bag policy applies during this period.
See the official Fan Hub page for the full schedule.
How far is Sports Illustrated Stadium from Newark?
About four miles — roughly 10–15 minutes via I-280 East off-peak, longer on match days when Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard backs up from the I-280 exit ramps southward into Harrison. Downtown Newark and Newark Penn Station are the most common pickup points for charter buses heading to Sports Illustrated Stadium.
Can a large group use the PATH train instead of renting a bus?
For groups of four to six, the PATH is genuinely hard to beat — $3 each way, a 7–10 minute walk from Harrison station, and frequent weekday service. For groups of 15 or more, weekend PATH service runs every 20 minutes, keeping everyone on the same car is harder than it sounds in practice, and the post-game platform fills with thousands of fans at once. A charter bus or party bus keeps the whole group in one place from pickup to post-game staging, no transfers.
What is the bag policy at Sports Illustrated Stadium?
For standard Red Bulls and Gotham FC events, bags must be no larger than 14″ × 14″ × 6″; backpacks of any size are prohibited. During the World Cup Fan Hub period (June 13–July 15), the stricter FIFA protocol applies: one clear plastic bag maximum 12″ × 6″ × 12″ and one small clutch maximum 4.5″ × 6.5″. Medical and baby bags require X-ray screening at Gate B1.
Secure lockers ($5) are available near Gate B1. Review the full policies page before your visit.
What is The BULLevard at Sports Illustrated Stadium?
The BULLevard is the stadium's outdoor pregame entertainment area, open three hours before events. It includes food, beverages, and fan programming outside the bowl — worth factoring into your bus pickup time if the group wants the full match-day experience before gates open 60 minutes before kickoff.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to Sports Illustrated Stadium from Newark?
Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, date, and your pickup location. To give you a sense of the range: a minibus typically runs $200–$275/hour on weekends; a 25-passenger party bus runs roughly $275–$375/hour on weekend evenings; a full charter bus typically falls in the $200–$350/hour range. These are planning ranges, not quotes.
Call 551-233-0076 or use the quick online form for actual pricing on your specific date in under 30 seconds.
How far in advance should I book a bus to Sports Illustrated Stadium?
For regular-season Red Bulls and Gotham FC matches, two to four weeks of lead time is generally workable — but the earlier you confirm, the better your vehicle selection. For peak dates — World Cup Fan Hub weekends (June–July), Iron Maiden (September 5–6), MexTour (September 29), and the NYC Derby (May 16) — vehicles fill well ahead of the event. Lock in your date as soon as your group headcount is confirmed.
Call 551-233-0076 to check current availability.
Book Your Bus to Sports Illustrated Stadium
Whether it's 20 Red Bulls supporters from downtown Newark, a fan club making the trip from the Jersey Shore, a corporate group heading to a Gotham FC home opener, or a sold-out Iron Maiden night in September — Partybusnewark.com makes it fast and easy to find the right vehicle. Compare party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos from a large network of bus companies serving the Newark and Harrison area, all in under 30 seconds with no account required and no obligation.
Call 551-233-0076 any time for a free price quote, or fill out the online form to see available options right away. Also hitting another venue on the same trip? The Prudential Center guide covers concerts and Devils games in Newark, and the Newark group transportation services page is the starting point for multi-stop itineraries across the region.
