Charter Bus Parking & Dropoff at Sports Venues in West Allis

American Family Field (Home of the Milwaukee Brewers)

Whether you’re planning a corporate tailgate or rounding up your friends on a party bus rental with LED lighting and Bluetooth sound, American Family Field is less than 10 minutes from downtown West Allis! Skip the post-game rideshare surge pricing and let your private driver navigate the stadium complex while your whole group rides in together. With room for coolers and tailgating gear in undercarriage storage bays, your Brewers game day starts the moment you step aboard!

Major Roadways to American Family Field

Your driver can take I-94 East directly from West Allis to Brewers Boulevard (Miller Park Way / WI-175) for fast access into the stadium complex. Local routes along National Avenue, Greenfield Avenue, and Bluemound Road also offer quick connections when freeway ramps back up before first pitch. For groups coming from the south or west suburbs, I-894 to I-94 East feeds straight into the ballpark exits.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at American Family Field

Charter buses, minibuses, and party buses that are only dropping off and picking up passengers should enter the stadium grounds from Bluemound Road, drive south along General Mitchell Boulevard, and turn left onto Yount Drive. Your driver will pull into the designated Uecker Lot on the north side of the ballpark to unload your group curbside. After the final out, your group will meet the bus back in the Uecker Lot for a smooth, single-location pickup. Remember that Wisconsin and local rules restrict excessive idling, so make sure your entire group is gathered before calling your driver in!

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at American Family Field

If your bus is staying on-site so your group can tailgate, designated oversized vehicle and charter bus parking at American Family Field is located in the American Family Lot (formerly the Miller Lot) on the General Admission east side of the stadium. Parking passes for buses and limousines should be purchased in advance, and parking lots typically open three hours prior to game time (3.5 hours on Saturdays and Sundays). If your bus is not staying to tailgate, your driver can stage off-site back in West Allis and return to the Uecker Lot before the 8th inning.

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

Heavy congestion builds along I-94, Brewers Boulevard, and Canal Street starting two hours before first pitch, with post-game traffic control directing one-way flows out of all stadium lots. Plan to depart West Allis at least 90 minutes to two hours early so your group has plenty of time to tailgate and reach the gates!

Fiserv Forum (Home of the Milwaukee Bucks)

With one form on Westallischarterbuscompany.com, you can compare bus types and prices in under 30 seconds for your next Milwaukee Bucks game, Marquette basketball matchup, or major concert at Fiserv Forum! Located just 15 minutes east of West Allis in the heart of the Deer District, this downtown arena is packed with bars and restaurants perfect for pre-game celebrations. Book a 25-passenger minibus or party bus so nobody has to hunt for downtown garage parking!

Major Roadways to Fiserv Forum

From West Allis, the fastest route into downtown Milwaukee is I-94 East through the Marquette Interchange to I-43 North, exiting at McKinley Avenue (Exit 72E) or Fond du Lac Avenue / McKinley Avenue. Your driver can also approach from the south via 6th Street or Vel R. Phillips Avenue. Please note that the 5th Street and Highland Avenue parking structures have strict vertical height clearances (7’0” to 8’2”), so charter buses and high-roof minibuses must stick to surface streets. Sharing your exact schedule with the team ensures your driver takes the clearest downtown route!

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Fiserv Forum

Charter buses can drop off and pick up groups along McKinley Avenue at the north side of the arena or along 6th Street between Highland Avenue and Juneau Avenue, just steps from the Johnson Controls Entrance. Because curb space around the Deer District is strictly monitored by Milwaukee Police on event nights, buses may only stop for active loading and unloading. Have your whole group meet at the BMO Tower Plaza or outside the 6th Street entrance after the final buzzer before texting your driver to pull up to the curb. No waiting in freezing winter weather for three separate rideshares!

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Fiserv Forum

There is no dedicated charter bus parking inside the 5th Street Garage or Highland Structure due to height restrictions, though limited oversized surface parking may be arranged in advance in surface lots north of McKinley Avenue or along Vel R. Phillips Avenue. Most drivers drop groups off near the Deer District and relocate to off-site commercial surface lots near the lakefront, Potawatomi Casino Hotel off Canal Street, or back in West Allis until pickup time. Be sure to budget separately for any downtown surface lot fees if you want your bus staged nearby.

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

During Bucks games, concerts, and watch parties, Vel R. Phillips Avenue (between Highland and Juneau) and Juneau Avenue around the Deer District Plaza are closed to all vehicle traffic. Weekday tip-offs also overlap with downtown Milwaukee rush hour on I-94 and I-43 between 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Leave West Allis at least 60 to 90 minutes before doors open to beat the freeway bottlenecks!

Lambeau Field (Home of the Green Bay Packers)

Ready to take your Packers fan club, family reunion, or corporate group up to Titletown? Booking a long-distance charter bus from West Allis to Lambeau Field turns the two-hour drive into the ultimate pre-game party! A 56-passenger charter bus rental gives your group reclining seats, climate control, flat-screen TVs, WiFi, and an onboard restroom for the 120-mile ride up north. And because multiple operators in our network compete for your business, you get great rates even on sold-out fall Sundays!

Major Roadways to Lambeau Field

Your driver will head north from the West Allis and Milwaukee area via I-41 North through Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, and Appleton straight to Lombardi Avenue (Exit 167) or Oneida Street, or take I-43 North along Lake Michigan to I-172 West into Ashwaubenon.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Lambeau Field

Buses conducting quick drop-offs and pickups without parking on-site typically unload passengers along Oneida Street east of the stadium or along Armed Forces Drive near the Resch Center. Gather your group near the Oneida Nation Gate after the game so everyone walks to the pickup spot together.

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Lambeau Field

Official Lambeau Field stadium lots require season-long parking passes, so single-game bus and RV parking around Lambeau Field takes place in surrounding private commercial lots and designated bus zones in Ashwaubenon. Popular charter bus parking options include the Resch Complex / Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena lots along Oneida Street and Armed Forces Drive, as well as pre-reserved commercial business lots along Potts Avenue, Borvan Avenue, and Holmgren Way. Many lots allow tailgating right beside the bus, and fees typically range from $100 to $200+ per motorcoach. Reserve your bus parking pass weeks in advance, as Green Bay lots sell out fast!

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

On Packers game days, Green Bay and Ashwaubenon police close portions of Lombardi Avenue, Oneida Street, and Ridge Road surrounding the stadium starting four hours before kickoff and continuing until two hours after the game ends. Traffic on I-41 North and I-43 North backs up heavily on Sunday mornings, so plan to depart West Allis at least 4 to 5 hours before kickoff. Your driver will stay with the vehicle or coordinate a post-game meetup spot clear of the one-way traffic gridlock. With a private bus waiting, your group can warm up in a heated cabin right after a freezing December game!

Soldier Field (Home of the Chicago Bears)

We make cross-border rivalry trips from West Allis to Soldier Field effortless, whether you’re cheering on the Packers against the Bears, catching a Chicago Fire FC match, or attending a stadium concert! Instead of splitting into a caravan of cars and paying steep Illinois tolls and downtown parking fees separately, your whole group rides down Lake Michigan together in one bus. Call (414) 250-0010 or fill out our 30-second form to lock in your round-trip game-day package!

Major Roadways to Soldier Field

Your charter bus will travel south from West Allis via I-94 East/South (Tri-State Tollway / Edens & Kennedy Expressways) into downtown Chicago, connecting to I-55 North (Stevenson Expressway) and Jean-Baptiste Point DuSable Lake Shore Drive (US-41). From Lake Shore Drive, drivers use the 18th Street or 31st Street exits to access the Museum Campus and staging yards. Keep in mind that commercial buses and oversized vehicles are strictly prohibited on Waldron Drive without a pre-issued permit.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Soldier Field

For games and concerts at Soldier Field, charter buses drop passengers off at the 18th Street turnaround just west of DuSable Lake Shore Drive, a short walk from the south gates. After the final whistle, your driver can pick your group up at the 18th Street drop-off zone or at the corner of Balbo Drive and Columbus Drive to avoid the worst Museum Campus gridlock. Keep in mind that the City of Chicago enforces a strict 3-minute commercial engine idling limit, so have everyone ready at the curb before calling your driver!

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Soldier Field

Charter buses can pre-purchase oversized parking online for the McCormick Place Marshalling Yard located at 31st Street and DuSable Lake Shore Drive (with the lot entrance off Moe Drive) or the 18th Street Lot when available for special events. The Adler Planetarium Surface Lot at 1300 S. Linn White Drive on the Museum Campus also accommodates motorcoaches on select dates. Because Soldier Field bus permits sell out weeks ahead of Bears games and concerts, always book your parking pass as soon as your bus reservation is confirmed!

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

Chicago Police close 18th Street, McFetridge Drive, and Waldron Drive to general traffic starting two to three hours before kickoff and stadium concerts. Between I-94 tollway traffic and Kennedy Expressway delays through downtown Chicago, the 95-mile drive from West Allis typically takes 2 to 2.5 hours. Leave West Allis at least 4 hours prior to kickoff so your group arrives with plenty of time to clear stadium security!

Wrigley Field (Home of the Chicago Cubs)

Give your baseball group the ultimate day trip from West Allis to the Friendly Confines of Wrigley Field for a Brewers-Cubs showdown! Navigating the tight, packed streets of Lakeview and Wrigleyville is nearly impossible in multiple cars, making a 30-passenger minibus or full-size coach the smartest way to travel. You’ll get your quotes sent straight to your text and email in under 30 seconds so it’s easy to share with your group!

Major Roadways to Wrigley Field

Your driver will head south from West Allis on I-94 East/South into Chicago, exiting at Irving Park Road (IL-19 / Exit 45A) and heading east toward the ballpark. Alternatively, drivers can take I-94 to Touhy Avenue or Peterson Avenue over to DuSable Lake Shore Drive and exit at Irving Park Road to bypass neighborhood bottlenecks. Narrow residential streets in Wrigleyville are off-limits to motorcoaches, so buses stick to main arterials like Irving Park Road and Clark Street.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Wrigley Field

Charter bus loading, unloading, and active staging at Wrigley Field take place along Irving Park Road just east of Clark Street, about two blocks north of the marquee. Your driver must remain inside the bus at all times while in the loading zone, and your group can walk straight down Clark Street to the gates.

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Wrigley Field

After dropping your group off on Irving Park Road, your charter bus driver can park at the Cubs’ remote lot at 3900 N. Rockwell Street (just east of the Chicago River off Irving Park Road) or stage at approved oversized lots near Lincoln Park Zoo (Fullerton Parkway and Cannon Drive) or Montrose Harbor. Once the 9th inning wraps up and your whole group is back together on Irving Park Road, text your driver to pull up for pickup!

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

Starting two hours before first pitch and lasting until one hour after the game ends, Chicago authorities close Addison Street (from Racine to Halsted), Clark Street (from Newport/Sheffield to Grace), Sheffield Avenue (from Clark/Newport to Grace), and Waveland Avenue (between Clark and Sheffield). Because I-94 and Irving Park Road get heavily backed up on game days, build an extra 60 minutes of buffer time into your departure from West Allis. Your driver will track traffic in real time so your group gets home to Wisconsin safely and comfortably!

Quick Tips for West Allis Game-Day Charter Bus Groups

It’s easier than ever to keep your game-day trip running like clockwork when you plan ahead with Westallischarterbuscompany.com! First, always gather your entire group at your designated stadium meetup spot before calling your driver to the pickup curb, since stadiums strictly enforce 3- to 5-minute commercial idling and loading limits. Second, remember that stadium bus parking passes (such as the American Family Lot in Milwaukee, Resch Complex lots in Green Bay, or McCormick Place in Chicago) are not included in your bus rental quote and should be reserved in advance. Finally, whether you need a quick one-way stadium drop-off, a below-minimum phone deal, or a multi-bus fleet for a tournament across West Allis and all of Wisconsin, the team is ready 365 days a year at (414) 250-0010 to customize your package!