Parking at DICK'S Sporting Goods Park is completely free for Colorado Rapids home matches — and that sounds like a transportation win right up until you realize what 18,000-plus people sharing four access points off Quebec Street actually looks like when the final whistle blows. The lots closest to the stadium fill first and release last. I-70 West backs up from the 56th Avenue interchange, where two lanes merge into one at exactly the moment traffic is at its worst.
And someone in every car has to stay sober the whole time. That's the version of "free parking" that nobody talks about.
One charter bus or party bus rental to Dick's Sporting Goods Park changes all of that. Your group arrives together, the pregame energy builds on the way out, and the post-game pickup is pre-staged — no designated driver argument, no rideshare queue backed up to the Quebec Street access points, no caravan of cars trying to navigate out of Lot B at the same time. denverpartybus.org makes it easy to compare vehicles and rates from a large network of bus companies serving Denver in under 30 seconds — online or by calling 720-597-7100 any time. Everything below lays out exactly how a bus gets your group there: the drop-off zone, the parking lots, the approach roads that back up, and what changes when concert season hits.
Why Rent a Bus to Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
DICK'S Sporting Goods Park sits at the southwest corner of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge in Commerce City — about 11 miles northeast of downtown Denver — at an elevation of roughly 5,200 feet, making it the highest-elevation MLS stadium in the country. It is not walkable from anywhere. There is no direct light rail.
All four vehicle access points feed back to Quebec Street or 56th Avenue, and after a sold-out Rapids match or a Phish night, every car in every lot is competing for the same handful of exit lanes onto I-270 and I-76.
A Denver party bus rental eliminates the three biggest headaches at once. For Colorado Rapids matches, parking is free — but a bus means nobody has to handle the post-game Quebec Street crawl, everyone can enjoy the match without watching the clock for a sober drive home, and the bus stages near the stadium for a clean pickup after the final whistle. For Phish's annual Labor Day weekend residency and other major concerts at the stadium, the situation is completely different: on-site lots are priced per vehicle, open at 3:00 PM each day, and can fill by late afternoon — pushing overflow crowds about a mile east to The Northfield Mall.
One bus handles all three nights from a single booking, with a clear departure point each evening that's better than waiting at a shuttle stop after midnight.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Dick's Sporting Goods Park
The stadium has four vehicle access points, and the one your group uses depends on the event. For Colorado Rapids home matches, the official Rapids A-Z gameday guide designates Victory North on the west side of the stadium, near Gate G, as the rideshare and passenger drop-off point. A 15-minute zone sits outside Gate G for quick curbside unloading, and the Rapids guide confirms that bus and RV parking is allowed in any open parking lot — no separate bus-only lot restriction applies for Rapids events.
Gates B through G are open for most events; after halftime, only Gates C or F accept entry.
For concerts and large special events — including Phish's Labor Day weekend run — the venue directs private buses, shuttles, and limousines to Lot C, accessed from East 56th Avenue, turning onto Valentia Street, per the official Phish parking update published by the venue. That is the south-side entrance to the complex, entirely separate from the Quebec Street approach that handles general traffic on the west and east sides. Using Lot C keeps your bus clear of the Victory North rideshare queue and gives the group a clean staging area for the post-show pickup instead of sorting through a crowd at the west-side gate.
For Colorado Rapids matches: bus drop-off at Victory North near Gate G (west side), 15-minute zone outside Gate G, bus parking allowed in any open lot. For concerts and special events like Phish: private buses use Lot C via East 56th Avenue and Valentia Street on the south side. Your exact drop point for your event date is confirmed when you request your group's quote.
Parking Lots at DICK'S Sporting Goods Park
The complex has close to 5,000 paved parking spaces across named lots — A, AA, B, BB, C, D, E, F, G, and H — plus additional dirt lots on the west and south sides for overflow during major concerts. The tradeoff is consistent: lots A, AA, B, and BB put your group closest to the stadium gates but are the last to empty after the match. Lots E, F, and H require a longer walk in but clear significantly faster when the event ends.
The Colorado Rapids parking page puts it simply: whichever way you enter a parking lot is the same way you exit, with the exception of the smaller Lot F.
For a bus group doing a post-game pickup, the ability to stage near a fast-clearing exit is worth more than the shorter walk — so the outer lots often make more operational sense than the closer ones. During major concerts, the stadium recommends arriving well before showtime because on-site lots have been known to hit capacity by early afternoon for Phish and similar stadium shows, sending latecomers to The Northfield Mall overflow lot about a mile east on Northfield Blvd. A bus avoids that entirely.
The Roads Around Dick's Sporting Goods Park: Where Traffic Builds
DICK'S Sporting Goods Park sits near the junction of I-70 and I-270/I-76 in Commerce City, which sounds like a straightforward highway access point until 18,000 fans try to use it simultaneously. Quebec Street is the main artery — it feeds both the west-side access points (Quebec & 60th Ave and Quebec & Prairie Parkway at 64th Ave) and serves as the primary route from I-70 north toward the stadium. After a sold-out match, Quebec Street backs up from the stadium entrances south to the I-70 ramps, and the backup holds until the lots have cleared enough to thin the exit flow.
The specific pain point that catches groups off guard: the return trip to I-70 West from 56th Avenue after the game. Traffic from two directions merges simultaneously at that interchange, and the window to get into the correct lane is shorter than the map suggests. Groups heading back toward downtown Denver via I-70 West routinely get separated at that merge, stuck waiting for a gap that doesn't come until the rush clears.
On a bus, that stretch is somebody else's problem — the group reboards at Victory North or at Valentia Street and the congestion home is an abstraction.
Dick's Sporting Goods Park Transportation: Every Option Compared
DICK'S Sporting Goods Park has no direct light rail stop at the stadium. Every option that isn't a private vehicle involves at least one connection or a meaningful walk. Here's how each option actually plays out for a group on event day.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off point | Post-game exit | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split across the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Victory North / Gate G (Rapids); Lot C / Valentia (concerts) | Pre-staged; no surge line, no queue | 15–56 passengers |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge (~$15–$25 from downtown) | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Victory Way near Gate G | Queue backs up; surge pricing after the final whistle | 1–4 people |
| RTD Route 62 / 48 bus | $2.75 per person each way (standard RTD fare) | No — no group control | Quebec St & 54th Pl, ~1 mile walk to stadium | Limited late-night service; not reliable after concerts | Small groups, Denver locals |
| RTD A/R Line to Peoria Station | $2.75 per person each way | No — requires a rideshare or connecting bus from the station | ~3 miles south of the stadium | Train schedule doesn't always cover late-night concert exits | Individuals, not groups |
| Everyone drives & parks | Free for Rapids; ~$15–$20/car for concerts; plus gas per vehicle | No — caravans split up | Whichever lot you land in | Stuck in the Quebec St and I-70 West crawl | 1–2 cars |
| Northfield Mall shuttle (concerts only) | Free shuttle; need a car at the mall lot | Only if the whole group catches the same run | South side via Valentia Street | Last shuttle departs the stadium at 1:30 AM | Overflow when on-site lots sell out |
For one or two people, riding RTD Route 62 on a game day or splitting a rideshare is perfectly reasonable — no need to charter a bus for a pair. But once your group exceeds a few cars' worth of people, the coordination overhead compounds: different lot assignments, multiple arrival windows, the designated driver question, and post-game rideshare surge pricing that can push $30–$40 per car from downtown. One bus handles all of it for a flat rate split across the whole group.
RTD Transit to Dick's Sporting Goods Park
RTD operates limited bus service in the vicinity. Routes 48 and 88 stop at Quebec Street & 54th Place, roughly a mile from the stadium's closest access point — manageable on a warm September Phish night, considerably less appealing after a cold late-October Rapids match. RTD also provides extended service via Route 62 on Colorado Rapids home matches and select events.
The fare for a standard single ride is $2.75 as of the 2025 restructured RTD fare system; youth 19 and under ride free on all RTD services. Check rtd-denver.com for current game-day schedules, since Route 62 extended service is event-specific and isn't always confirmed far in advance.
For groups coming from the Denver Union Station area, the RTD A/R Line light rail stops at Peoria Station, approximately 3 miles south of the stadium — but from there, you still need a rideshare or connecting bus to cover the last leg. After late-night concerts, that connecting leg may not have reliable service when you need it. For a group of 15 or more, the math on individual transit fares plus multiple rideshares from Peoria often approaches what a Denver minibus rental would cost — with none of the coordination headache.
Choosing a Party Bus or Charter Bus Rental for Dick's Sporting Goods Park
denverpartybus.org connects you to a wide range of vehicles through a large network of bus companies serving Denver, so your group only pays for the seats it actually needs. Here is how the full vehicle lineup breaks down for a DSGP run.
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo or Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Small VIP groups, suite holders, tight friend groups | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted windows, individual reading lights |
| 25-passenger party bus or 30-passenger party bus | ~25–30 | Mid-size Rapids supporter groups, birthday groups heading to a match | Color-changing LED lighting, flat-panel TVs, premium sound, perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Corporate groups, club-seat clients, quick hotel-to-stadium runs | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead storage |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large fan groups, multi-night concert runs, out-of-town groups | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead bins, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
Group size is the starting point, but the event shapes the right pick too. For a Colorado Rapids supporters group heading out for a weekend match, a 40-passenger party bus or 50-passenger party bus keeps the full group together with energy to spare on both legs. For Phish's three-night Labor Day run — where your group is making the same trip three consecutive days — a full 56-passenger charter bus gives you undercarriage bays for gear and a restroom onboard so nobody misses a set for a bathroom line in the lot.
ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; just flag it in your quote request at least 48 hours before your event date.
Dick's Sporting Goods Park Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental Prices
A Denver charter bus rental to DICK'S Sporting Goods Park is priced by vehicle size, the total hours your group needs the bus — including travel time and any wait during the match — your pickup location, and the date. denverpartybus.org shows options in under 30 seconds so you can compare before committing to anything. To give you a planning sense of the ranges: a minibus rental in Denver typically runs $200–$275 per hour on weekends; a charter bus rental in Denver generally runs $200–$350 per hour. Party buses fall in a wider range — roughly $275–$500 per hour on weekends depending on the size and the specific date.
Peak demand dates push rates toward the high end of those ranges. The Rocky Mountain Cup in late August and Phish's Labor Day weekend consistently see strong group transportation demand across the Denver market — vehicles book early for both. For most regular-season Rapids matches and non-peak weeknights, pricing tends to land in the middle of those ranges.
See the Denver party bus prices page for a full breakdown by vehicle type, or call 720-597-7100 any time for a free quote tailored to your date and group size. The online tool takes under a minute.
A Game-Day Example: Rapids Supporters Group
To give you an idea: a 32-person Colorado Rapids supporters group books a 40-passenger party bus rental in Denver for the Rocky Mountain Cup against Real Salt Lake on a Saturday night. Pickup from LoDo at 5:45 PM, dropping at Victory North near Gate G by 6:30 PM — 90 minutes before kickoff. The bus parks in one of the open outer lots during the match and stages near the west-side exit for a 9:30 PM pickup after the final whistle.
A 5-hour weekend rental at that size might run roughly $1,625–$2,500 — call it about $51–$78 per person — with no designated driver problem, no post-game Quebec Street scramble, and no last-minute rideshare surge to absorb. Split 32 ways, that math is often better than you'd expect.
Getting to Dick's Sporting Goods Park: Routes, Drive Times & Traffic
DICK'S Sporting Goods Park sits northeast of downtown Denver, near the I-70 and I-270/I-76 interchange in Commerce City. The approach is straightforward off-peak; it slows considerably on sold-out nights when Quebec Street becomes a single-lane bottleneck between the highway and the stadium access points.
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical drive time (off-peak) |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Denver / LoDo | ~11 miles | 15–20 minutes via I-70 East & Quebec St |
| Denver International Airport (DEN) | ~15 miles | 20–25 minutes via Peña Blvd & I-70 West |
| Aurora / Central Park area | ~10 miles | 15–20 minutes via I-70 West or Quebec St |
| Boulder | ~30 miles | 35–45 minutes via US-36 East & I-270 |
| Colorado Springs | ~77 miles | ~1 hr 15 min via I-25 North & I-270 |
The primary approach from downtown is I-70 East to Quebec Street, heading north to the west-side access points at Quebec & 60th Avenue or Quebec & Prairie Parkway (64th Avenue). Groups coming from the south or I-25 corridor take I-25 North to I-70 East, then follow Quebec Street north from the interchange. The venue recommends arriving at least 45 minutes before kickoff to secure preferred parking and avoid longer waits at the access points — a window that stretches to 60–90 minutes for sold-out matches and major concerts when Quebec Street backs up early.
For groups flying in from out of town — particularly for Phish weekend or a high-demand Rapids date — the cleanest move is a direct bus pickup at Denver International Airport, straight to the stadium or hotel. DEN is only about 15 miles from DSGP via Peña Boulevard, and coordinating multiple rideshares from baggage claim for a group of 20 or more is exactly as chaotic as it sounds, especially when everyone arrives on different flights. The Denver airport transportation page covers the full DEN group pickup procedure in detail.
What to Know Before You Go: DICK'S Sporting Goods Park
A few things that catch first-time visitors off guard at DSGP, straight from the venue's published policies:
- Bag policy. Soft-sided personal bags no larger than 14" × 14" × 6" are permitted, per the official Rapids AZ guide. Small clutch bags no larger than 4.5" × 6.5" are also allowed. Clear plastic water bottles up to 32 oz may be brought in. Glass containers, cans, outside food, backpacks, and bags exceeding the size limit are prohibited. All bags are subject to search; Evolv Express screening technology is in use at all gates.
- Gates B through G open for most events. After halftime or intermission, entry is limited to Gates C or F only. Arriving before kickoff avoids the mid-event shuffle at the entry points.
- Free parking for Rapids only. Colorado Rapids tickets include complimentary parking. Concerts and special events price parking separately — Phish shows have historically run $20 cash or $15 by credit card per vehicle, with lots opening at 3:00 PM. Check the DSGP parking and directions page before any non-Rapids event for current rates.
- Tailgating is allowed. Propane and charcoal grills are permitted; fires must be extinguished before heading into the stadium. Glass containers are prohibited throughout the parking areas.
- No overnight parking. The venue does not allow overnight parking or camping at any event. The lots clear at the end of each night.
- Arrive 45 minutes early. The venue's own recommendation — and closer to 60–90 minutes for sold-out matches and major concerts, when the Quebec Street access points queue well before event time.
- Contact Guest Relations. DICK'S Sporting Goods Park can be reached at (303) 727-3748 or GuestRelations@DSGPark.com for event-specific questions about accessibility, group logistics, and policy updates.
2026 Events at Dick's Sporting Goods Park
DSGP hosts Colorado Rapids home matches from late February through October, plus concerts, rugby, and marquee specials that expand capacity from 18,061 to as many as 27,000 for major stadium shows. The 2026 calendar has several dates where advance group transportation planning is the difference between a great night and a logistics scramble.
- Colorado Rapids home opener — February 28, 2026. The Rapids take on the Portland Timbers at 2:30 PM to open the MLS season at DSGP. A late-February kickoff in Colorado means weather is always a variable — a bus eliminates the cold parking lot wait before and after the match.
- Colorado Rapids home slate (March–October). The 2026 schedule at DSGP includes Austin FC (August 1), Sporting Kansas City (August 15), LAFC (August 19), and CF Montréal (September 12), with additional matches against San Jose Earthquakes (Little Rapids Night, October 10) and more throughout the spring and summer. The full home schedule is available on the Colorado Rapids website and Ticketmaster.
- Rocky Mountain Cup — August 29, 2026. The Rapids host Real Salt Lake in the marquee in-state MLS rivalry. This is one of the best-attended home dates of the year, and group transportation requests fill well ahead of the date. Call early for this one.
- Phish Labor Day weekend — September 4–6, 2026. Phish's three-night annual residency at DSGP continues in 2026. On-site lots open at 3:00 PM each day at a per-vehicle rate; Lot C via 56th Ave and Valentia is the private bus and shuttle staging area. The Northfield Mall (8340 Northfield Blvd) operates as overflow parking with a free shuttle running until 1:30 AM. For groups coming in for multiple nights, a charter bus handles all three days from one booking — no repeat parking charges, no overflow shuffle, same clear pickup window each night.
- Halloween match — October 31, 2026. The Rapids close the 2026 home season against Chicago Fire FC on Halloween night, with Fan Appreciation promotions. Strong attendance is expected — confirm your group's pickup window in advance so the bus is ready when the crowd exits.
Who Rents a Bus to Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
The same door-to-door group transportation works for every kind of DSGP trip — from a spontaneous Rapids watch party to a pre-planned three-night Phish run. These are the groups that request it most often through denverpartybus.org:
- Colorado Rapids supporter groups. Organized fan travel from neighborhoods across Denver metro — one bus keeps the pregame energy intact and solves the post-match exit in one move. The Denver sporting event transportation page covers game-day group runs to Rapids and other Denver pro sports.
- Phish and stadium concert groups. For Phish's Labor Day weekend, groups from across Colorado and out of state make the same run three nights in a row. A Denver concert party bus rental covers all three dates from a single booking — Lot C staging, post-show pickup window confirmed, no repeat parking charges. For one-night stadium shows, the post-concert exit and rideshare surge is the specific problem a bus solves.
- Corporate and suite groups. A suite at DSGP means premium seats, which don't pair well with a parking lot scramble. A minibus collects the group from downtown hotel or office and delivers to the west-side entrance without any of that. See Denver corporate event transportation for multi-stop itineraries and recurring shuttle contracts.
- Birthday and milestone groups. A Rapids match or concert night that doubles as a celebration — party bus from the pregame bar, drop at the stadium, pickup after the show. A Denver birthday party bus rental covers the full evening without anyone counting drinks for the drive home.
- Out-of-town groups flying into DEN. One coordinated pickup at Denver International Airport, straight to the hotel or stadium, then to DSGP on event day. Especially common for Phish fans flying in from out of state for the full Labor Day run.
Also heading to a different Denver venue on the same trip? The Ball Arena transportation guide covers Avalanche and Nuggets game-day logistics downtown, and the Empower Field at Mile High guide breaks down Broncos game-day drop-off for the stadium just west of downtown.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Where does a charter bus drop off at Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
For Colorado Rapids matches, the designated rideshare and passenger drop-off is at Victory North on the west side of the stadium, near Gate G, per the official Rapids AZ gameday guide. A 15-minute drop-off zone is available outside Gate G for quick curbside unloading. For concerts and large special events — including Phish's Labor Day weekend — private buses, shuttles, and limousines are directed to Lot C, accessed from East 56th Avenue and Valentia Street on the south side of the complex.
The exact drop-off point for your specific event date is confirmed when you request your group's quote.
Where can a bus park at Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
The Colorado Rapids AZ guide states that bus and RV parking is permitted in any open parking lot for Rapids matches. Lots A, AA, B, and BB are closest to the gates but exit slowest after the match; lots E, F, and H are farther from the gates but clear faster — a meaningful advantage for groups with a pre-arranged post-game pickup window. For concerts, Lot C is the designated zone for private buses and shuttles.
Does it cost money to park at Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
Parking is free for all Colorado Rapids home matches when you hold a Rapids ticket. Concerts and special events charge per vehicle — Phish shows have historically run $20 per vehicle cash or $15 by credit card, with lots opening at 3:00 PM and capable of filling by mid-afternoon. When on-site lots fill, overflow goes to The Northfield Mall (8340 Northfield Blvd) about a mile away, with a free shuttle running until 1:30 AM after concerts.
Check the DSGP parking and directions page for event-specific rates.
How far is Dick's Sporting Goods Park from downtown Denver?
About 11 miles northeast of downtown Denver, typically 15–20 minutes off-peak via I-70 East and Quebec Street. On a sold-out match night or during a major concert, add a meaningful buffer — Quebec Street backs up from the highway ramps to the stadium access points, and the I-70 West merge near 56th Avenue creates a specific slowdown for anyone heading back to the center city.
How far is Dick's Sporting Goods Park from Denver International Airport?
Roughly 15 miles from DEN via Peña Boulevard and I-70 West to Quebec Street, about 20–25 minutes off-peak. For groups flying in for a match or Phish's Labor Day weekend, one bus from the DEN arrivals level runs directly to the stadium or hotel — no coordinating multiple rideshares with luggage on arrival day. The Denver airport transportation page covers the full group pickup procedure at DEN.
Is there public transit to Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
Not directly. RTD Routes 48 and 88 serve the Quebec Street & 54th Place stop, roughly a mile from the stadium's closest access point. RTD also provides extended service via Route 62 on selected Colorado Rapids game days — check rtd-denver.com for current event-day schedules, since Route 62 service is not guaranteed for every match.
The RTD A/R Line's Peoria Station is approximately 3 miles south of the stadium and still requires a connecting rideshare or bus to cover the last leg. After late-night concerts, connecting service can be sparse, making RTD a less reliable return option for a full group.
What is the bag policy at Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
Soft-sided personal bags no larger than 14" × 14" × 6" are allowed. Small clutch bags no larger than 4.5" × 6.5" are also permitted. Clear plastic water bottles up to 32 oz are allowed; glass, cans, outside food, backpacks, and bags exceeding the size limit are not.
All bags are searched at entry, and Evolv Express technology is in use at all gates. The full permitted and prohibited items list is on the Colorado Rapids AZ guide.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, pickup location, and date. To give you a sense of the planning ranges: minibus rentals run roughly $200–$275 per hour on weekends; charter bus rentals run roughly $200–$350 per hour; party buses generally range from $275–$500 per hour depending on the size. Those are example ranges — your actual quote for your group's specific itinerary is available in under 30 seconds online or by calling 720-597-7100 any time.
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When does Phish play at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in 2026?
Phish's 2026 Labor Day weekend run at DSGP is scheduled for September 4, 5, and 6, 2026. On-site lots open at 3:00 PM each day. Private buses and shuttles use Lot C, accessed from East 56th Avenue and Valentia Street.
The Northfield Mall (8340 Northfield Blvd) serves as overflow when on-site lots fill, with a free shuttle running until 1:30 AM. For groups making all three nights, a charter bus from one booking handles the whole run without repeat parking charges or shuttle waits.
How far in advance should I book group transportation to Dick's Sporting Goods Park?
For regular-season Rapids matches and non-peak events, two to four weeks of lead time is generally workable. For the Rocky Mountain Cup (August 29, 2026), Phish Labor Day weekend (September 4–6, 2026), the home opener (February 28), and any other high-demand dates, vehicle availability in Denver tightens early — the right-size buses go first. Book as soon as your event date is confirmed.
The earlier you reach out, the better the selection and pricing available to your group.
Can the bus wait for my group during the match?
Yes. The bus is booked as a block of hours, so it parks in an open lot during the event and stages at the agreed pickup point when the game or show ends. You set that post-event pickup window in advance — Victory North near Gate G for Rapids matches, or Valentia Street for concerts — so the bus is right there when your group walks out instead of joining a rideshare queue.
Factor in your total time on site when requesting a quote so your hours cover the full window from pickup to drop-off.
Book Your Dick's Sporting Goods Park Bus Today
The right bus rental for your DSGP group is a quick quote away. Whether it's a Colorado Rapids supporters group heading out to Victory Way for the Rocky Mountain Cup, a 40-person group making all three nights of Phish's Labor Day run, a corporate suite group that needs a clean hotel-to-stadium run, or out-of-town fans flying into DEN for the weekend — denverpartybus.org connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Denver with options ranging from Sprinter vans and minibuses to full 56-passenger charter buses.
Use the online quote tool to compare party bus, charter bus, and minibus rates for DICK'S Sporting Goods Park in under 30 seconds — no account required, no obligation. Or call 720-597-7100 any time to talk through your event date, your group's size, and your pickup plan with a support team ready to help you find exactly what you need for your trip to DSGP.
