Rent a Bus to U.S. Bank Stadium: The Complete U.S. Bank Stadium Transportation Guide

If you've ever watched your GPS revise the arrival time every four minutes while crawling up I-35W toward downtown Minneapolis on a Vikings Sunday — the 4th Street exit a distant promise, every ramp backed up from Chicago Avenue to the Crosstown — you already understand the appeal of not driving. And that's before the $20–$40 game-day parking charges, the street closures that start at noon, and the post-game rideshare surge that spikes before you've even found the exit. Rent a bus to U.S. Bank Stadium once, and that whole sequence stops being your problem.

U.S. Bank Stadium (401 Chicago Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55415) opened in 2016, seats 65,400 — expandable to 72,000 for major events — and is fully enclosed and climate-controlled, which means December Vikings games feel nothing like standing in the cold outside. Getting there, though, is the part that surprises first-timers and frustrates regulars alike. This guide covers exactly what matters: where a charter bus or party bus drops off and stages, what permit it needs, which streets close and when, and how the math works for groups of 15 to 56.

Every detail below is sourced from the stadium's own published guidance and the City of Minneapolis — not from guesswork.

Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus to U.S. Bank Stadium?

Driving a group to a Vikings game is a coordination exercise with multiple failure points. You need a pre-purchased parking pass — the named ramps around the stadium don't guarantee availability at the gate on a sold-out date. You need to account for Chicago Avenue and Norm McGrew Place closing at noon, for 4th Street shutting down from Park Avenue to I-35W by 3 p.m., and for I-35W itself backing up at that same 4th Street exit for an hour before kickoff.

Then you need at least one person in every car who isn't doing what the rest of the group came to do. And when the game ends, 65,000 fans hit the street at the same moment — rideshares surge, platforms overflow, ramps lock up.

One Minneapolis charter bus or party bus rental replaces all of it. Your group boards at one address, rides together, steps off at the commercial drop zone near the gates, and reunites at the same vehicle when the final whistle blows. No caravans splintering on I-94.

No designated driver. No midnight bidding war for a rideshare. For a full picture of group transportation to Vikings games and every other stadium in the metro, the Minneapolis sporting event bus rental page covers every venue — but for U.S. Bank Stadium specifically, the operational details below are where your planning starts.

Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at U.S. Bank Stadium

The drop-off logistics at U.S. Bank Stadium are more detailed than most first-time group organizers expect. The stadium enforces a strict no parking or pickup/drop-off rule within the 100-foot perimeter of the building, per the official Vikings pickup and drop-off page — no pulling up to the doors regardless of how brief the stop. The designated zone for shuttle buses and rideshare vehicles is 9th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, with overflow at 3rd Street between Park Avenue and Portland Avenue.

For private charter buses that need to stage during the event, the City of Minneapolis assigns permitted parking zones — 7th Street South between 11th Avenue South and Park Avenue South as the primary, and 3rd Street South between 13th Avenue South and Norm McGrew Avenue South as overflow. Passenger drop-off happens at the commercial zone on 9th Avenue South first; the bus then moves to the permitted staging area until post-game pickup. From the 9th Avenue drop zone, the walk to the stadium entrance is direct and short — dramatically shorter than the post-game scramble rideshare riders face when pickup zones shift around them.

Charter Bus Parking at U.S. Bank Stadium: The MPLS Permit System

Charter bus parking in Minneapolis is not self-serve. The City of Minneapolis operates a mandatory Charter Bus Parking permit system: any bus that needs to park near U.S. Bank Stadium during an event must buy a permit in advance through the MPLS Parking online portal. Permits are not sold at the curb on game day.

The requirement covers U.S. Bank Stadium explicitly — along with Target Center, Target Field, and other major downtown venues — as confirmed on the MPLS Parking charter bus page.

The permit must be printed and displayed in the front window of the bus, and the vehicle parks within the signed zone rather than choosing its own street. The two designated zones are 7th Street South between 11th Avenue South and Park Avenue South (primary) and 3rd Street South between 13th Avenue South and Norm McGrew Avenue South (secondary). Permit acquisition, zone assignment, and staging logistics are handled by the bus company when you book — not something that surfaces as a surprise at a closed street.

For permit questions, MPLS Parking is reachable at 612-343-7275 or BusParking@mplsparking.com. We recommend reviewing the official U.S. Bank Stadium directions page before your visit for any event-specific updates to the commercial vehicle plan.

Road Closures Change the Approach on Game Day

Downtown Minneapolis closes streets around the stadium for every Vikings home game, and the timing is earlier than most visitors expect. Based on the stadium's event guidance and published game-day closure reports, the typical pattern is:

• Chicago Avenue from 4th Street to 6th Street — closes at noon on game day
• Norm McGrew Place from 3rd Street to 4th Street — closes at noon
• 4th Street from Park Avenue to I-35W — closes at 3 p.m.

The 4th Street exit off I-35W southbound is the closest freeway exit to the stadium — and also the first to back up and the last to clear. For groups approaching from the southwest on I-35W, that exit can sit at a standstill for the better part of an hour before kickoff, and after 3 p.m. it's effectively cut off by the street closure. Groups coming from western Minneapolis on I-394 can encounter intermittent lane closures between Hwy 55 and Penn Ave. When a bus has a confirmed permit and an assigned staging zone, the approach route gets managed for the current closure plan — rather than landing on you to sort out which ramp is still accessible at 5 p.m.

U.S. Bank Stadium Transportation: Every Option Compared

Minneapolis has more transit options reaching U.S. Bank Stadium than nearly any NFL venue in the country. That's worth knowing before you book a bus, because for the right group size and starting point, transit genuinely works. Here's an honest comparison of every realistic way to move a group to the game.

For 1–2 people arriving from a downtown hotel or MSP Airport, the Blue or Green Line is the single smartest option — no parking, no traffic, steps from the gates, and Metro Transit adds service for every game. The moment a group grows past a few cars' worth of people, though, the coordination costs tip decisively toward one bus: different arrival times, scattered parking, multiple surge fares back, and the designated-driver problem multiplied across every vehicle. That's the group the rest of this guide is written for.

Metro Transit Light Rail to U.S. Bank Stadium

U.S. Bank Stadium has its own light rail stop: U.S. Bank Stadium Station, served by both the METRO Blue Line (running from MSP Airport and Mall of America through downtown Minneapolis) and the METRO Green Line (running from St. Paul and the University of Minnesota to downtown). A pedestrian bridge connects the westbound platform directly to the stadium's main entrance — about as close as a transit stop gets to an NFL venue. Metro Transit adds extra service before and after every Vikings home game; post-game platforms get crowded after the final whistle, but trains clear crowds reasonably well.

Two free park-and-ride locations make the Blue Line especially practical for groups coming from the south: Fort Snelling Station has 975 free parking spaces, and 30th Avenue Station has 1,443 free parking spaces — both along the Blue Line between MSP Airport and downtown. Park free, board, ride to the stadium, ride back, done. An All-Day Pass covers round-trip travel from time of purchase through 2 a.m.

For trip planning assistance, call Metro Transit at 612-373-3333, or see the Vikings public transportation page for game-specific route information. For groups coming from Shakopee or Burnsville, Minnesota Valley Transit Authority (MVTA) also runs game-day service to U.S. Bank Stadium — the Vikings' public transportation page has the details.

SouthWest Transit and Mystic Lake: Regional Shuttle Options Worth Knowing

SouthWest Transit runs Vikings game-day shuttles from the southwest metro: East Creek Station in Chaska, SouthWest Village in Chanhassen, and SouthWest Station in Eden Prairie. Round-trip fare is $6 per person (children 5 and under ride free, disabled veterans with valid ID ride free). Shuttles depart from each station on a staggered schedule starting two hours before kickoff, with the goal of arriving roughly one hour before game time.

Return runs leave approximately 30 minutes after the game ends. Payment is exact cash at boarding or through the Token Transit app. Full schedule and pick-up times are at SouthWest Transit's Vikings shuttle page.

Mystic Lake Casino offers a round-trip park-and-ride from Prior Lake to Vikings home games for $15 per person. Advance reservations are required at least 48 hours before game time. Riders receive a complimentary beer voucher redeemable at U.S. Bank Downtown East Plaza and $15 in Mysticash upon return (for guests 18+).

Current game-by-game availability is listed on the Mystic Lake game-day park and ride page.

Neither regional shuttle option works well for groups that need to control pickup time, carry tailgate gear or luggage in undercarriage storage, or stay together on a custom multi-stop day. For those groups, a private Minneapolis charter bus rental is the only option that sets its own schedule, waits outside during the game, and is right there when your group walks out.

Getting to U.S. Bank Stadium from the Twin Cities Metro

U.S. Bank Stadium sits in the Downtown East neighborhood on the eastern edge of downtown Minneapolis — within a reasonable drive of most Twin Cities suburbs before game-day traffic inflates those numbers. Approximate distances and drive times from common starting points, off-peak:

Add 20–40 minutes to every number in that table on game day. The I-35W 4th Street exit is the standard approach for groups coming from the south and southwest, and it backs up predictably for the hour before any sold-out event. For groups staging at the charter bus parking zone on 7th Street South, the confirmed permit and approach route are arranged in advance so the bus isn't circling blocked streets at 5 p.m. looking for an open lane.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for a U.S. Bank Stadium Trip?

Fan group size and gear requirements determine the right vehicle. Partybusinminneapolis.net connects you with a large network of bus companies serving Minneapolis, so you can compare vehicles from different providers rather than being matched to whatever one company has on hand. Here's how the full vehicle lineup breaks down for a U.S. Bank Stadium run.

The right call comes down to headcount and what the group is carrying. A full-size charter bus gives your group deep undercarriage storage — useful if you're hauling gear for a tailgate before the game — plus an onboard restroom for the ride back after a late night finish in December. A minibus maneuvers more cleanly through the compressed Downtown East street grid when pulling into the 9th Avenue South drop zone, which is an actual consideration when streets are partially closed around you.

ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — include the request when you submit your quote so the right vehicle is matched to your group.

U.S. Bank Stadium Charter Bus & Party Bus Rental Prices

Rental rates for a Minneapolis charter bus or party bus to U.S. Bank Stadium are shaped by vehicle size, total hours (including pre-game staging and the post-game wait), the date and event, and pickup location relative to downtown. To give you a planning idea, network rates typically run:

• 15–35 passenger minibus: $200–$250/hr on weekdays, $200–$275/hr on weekends; per-day $1,100–$2,150
• 25-passenger party bus: $250–$350/hr on weekdays, $275–$375/hr on weekends; per-day $1,850–$2,900
• 40–56 passenger charter bus: $200–$350/hr on weekdays, $200–$350/hr on weekends; per-day $1,350–$2,850

A pricing estimate for your date, vehicle, and exact hours comes back in under 30 seconds when you fill out the quick form or call 612-778-8940 — no account needed. Monday Night Football and prime-time games draw higher demand than midday preseason dates, so booking those specific dates early matters. See the Minneapolis party bus prices page for a broader overview of what shapes the quote.

A Game-Day Example

To give you an idea: a 38-person fan group books a 40-passenger party bus for the November 9 Monday Night Football game against the Buffalo Bills. Pickup at 4:00 p.m. from a Plymouth hotel block, arriving at the 9th Avenue South drop zone by 5:00 p.m. — more than two hours before the 7:15 p.m. kickoff. The bus moves to its permitted staging zone on 7th Street South.

After the game, the group meets the bus at the pre-arranged pickup spot and rides back to Plymouth while the rideshare queue on 9th Avenue is still building. A 7-hour weekday rental at that size might run in the range of $2,100–$2,450 — roughly $55–$65 per person — with the parking problem, the designated-driver problem, and the post-game exit problem all resolved in a single number. That's the whole calculation.

Getting Out of U.S. Bank Stadium After the Game

Post-game exit is where a U.S. Bank Stadium trip most often goes sideways. When 65,400 fans empty into downtown Minneapolis simultaneously after a night game — especially a December Sunday or a Monday Night Football finish that ends after 11 p.m. — Chicago Avenue and Park Avenue lock up, light rail platforms overflow at U.S. Bank Stadium Station, and rideshare surge pricing spikes before you've even reached street level. The standard advice — walk a few blocks toward the Mill District and wait 15–20 minutes for rates to drop — is tolerable in October.

In January, it's a different calculation entirely.

With a bus, the exit is pre-solved. You set a pickup window and location when you book, the bus stages nearby during the game, and it's right there when your group walks out — no bidding against 65,000 other fans for a rideshare, no navigating shifting pickup zones in a crowd, no regrouping someone who got separated in the exit rush. A private bus leaves on your schedule, not the schedule that surge pricing imposes on everyone else.

That fact alone is worth more on a cold Minneapolis night after a prime-time game than any comparison table can fully capture. Call 612-778-8940 to lock in your game-day plan.

What's Happening at U.S. Bank Stadium in the 2026 Season

The 2026 Vikings home slate is front-loaded with rivalry games and back-loaded with prime-time matchups — and several dates will push parking and vehicle availability to their limits. The group transportation calendar for the season:

• Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers — September 13, 2026 (3:25 p.m. CT). The home opener and a divisional rivalry that fills the building. A 3:25 kickoff means 4th Street closes at 3 p.m. — right as the game starts — so the approach window for buses and cars is tighter than it looks on a map.
• Vikings vs. Miami Dolphins — October 4, 2026 (3:05 p.m. CT). A warm-weather team visiting an indoor Minneapolis stadium in early October, when the seasonal game-day crowd dynamic is fully established.
• Vikings vs. Indianapolis Colts — October 25, 2026 (12:00 p.m. CT). A noon kickoff — lots open six hours before start, meaning they open at 6 a.m. — which means any group wanting pregame time at the stadium needs an early bus.
• Vikings vs. Buffalo Bills — November 9, 2026 — Monday Night Football (7:15 p.m. CT). The prime-time home game of the season. A weekday night game downtown means the post-game exit coincides with late-night bar traffic. Book this date early — MNF games drain available vehicle inventory faster than Sunday afternoon kickoffs.
• Vikings vs. Atlanta Falcons (Nov. 29), Carolina Panthers (Dec. 6), Washington Commanders (Week 16), Detroit Lions — December 20, 2026 — Sunday Night Football (7:20 p.m. CT). Five of the final seven regular-season games are at home. December charter bus demand in Minneapolis is consistently the highest of the NFL calendar, and December SNF games end after 10 p.m. in a Minnesota winter. For these dates, booking 6–8 weeks out is the standard — the longer you wait, the more limited the vehicle options.

The stadium also hosts stadium-scale concerts, WWE events, and other major productions throughout the year. These events carry the same parking and closure constraints as Vikings games — and for sellout shows, the rideshare surge after the event can be worse than after a football game because the post-event crowd hits the street faster. For those dates, see the Minneapolis concert bus rental page for how the logistics work.

U.S. Bank Stadium Tips Every Group Should Know

• The clear-bag policy is enforced at every entrance. Per the official U.S. Bank Stadium safety page, each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12", or a one-gallon clear freezer bag, plus one small clutch no larger than 4.5" × 6.5". Backpacks, purses larger than a clutch, coolers, briefcases, camera bags, and luggage of any kind are prohibited. One 32 oz factory-sealed plastic water bottle or one empty reusable bottle (no glass or metal) is allowed per person. Bag check is available on-site for items that don't meet the policy.
• Pre-purchase parking if any cars are coming in. The stadium's named lots and ramps — 511 Surface Lot and Ramp (enter on South 6th Street), 1010 Ramp (enter on 10th Ave South), Downtown East Ramp (enter on Park Ave from South 4th Street), HCMC Ramp (enter on South 6th Street), and the Stadium Parking Garage (enter on South 3rd Street) — all require advance-purchased passes. Walk-up availability is not guaranteed on sold-out dates. The Vikings partner with ParkWhiz for single-game reservations. See the official Vikings parking page for current availability and lot-specific access points. Lots open 6 hours before kickoff (no earlier than 7 a.m.) and close 3 hours after the game or midnight, whichever comes first.
• For winter games, the Skyway changes everything. Minneapolis's Skyway is an 11-mile enclosed pedestrian network of walkways connecting downtown hotels, parking ramps, and U.S. Bank Stadium — entirely indoors. Groups staying at a Skyway-connected downtown hotel can walk to the stadium gates without stepping outside on a December game night. The Skyway is open for extended hours during all U.S. Bank Stadium events. Check skywayaccess.com for event-specific hours and the list of 14 participating parking ramps with Skyway access.
• Street closures begin at noon — not 6 p.m. Chicago Avenue from 4th to 6th Street and Norm McGrew Place from 3rd to 4th Street close at noon on game day. The 4th Street corridor from Park Avenue to I-35W closes at 3 p.m. Plan your approach before leaving, not while circling a blocked intersection.
• Contact the stadium for accessibility needs. ADA drop-off and Metro Mobility pickup is on 10th Avenue South between 6th and 7th Streets South. Accessible parking is available in all surrounding lots and ramps. For assistance, the stadium guest services line is 612-777-8777. For general stadium questions, the Vikings Ticket Office is at 612-338-4537.

Types of Groups That Rent a Bus to U.S. Bank Stadium

The same door-to-door approach works for U.S. Bank Stadium no matter what brings your group together. The groups most often comparing Minneapolis party bus and charter bus rentals for this venue:

• Fan groups and tailgaters from the suburbs. Groups coming in from Edina, Eden Prairie, Plymouth, or Bloomington who want everyone in one vehicle, one headcount, and one game-day plan — rather than a seven-car caravan that splits up before it reaches the I-35W on-ramp. See the Minneapolis sporting event transportation page for the full picture.
• Corporate and suite groups. Companies moving clients or employees from downtown hotels or an office park to a suite or club-level seat — the kind of group where showing up together matters. A minibus handles the hotel circuit cleanly and navigates downtown's compressed grid without the turning-radius constraints of a full-size coach. For dedicated corporate shuttle options, see Minneapolis corporate event bus rentals.
• Out-of-town fan groups flying into MSP. Groups flying in from out of state who need a coordinated transfer from the airport to the hotel and then the stadium — one bus from baggage claim instead of splitting into rideshares and hoping everyone's GPS agrees on the hotel address. The MSP Airport shuttle guide covers the airport pickup logistics; airport-to-downtown-to-stadium runs combine into one itinerary. For airport transportation more broadly, see Minneapolis airport transportation.
• Concert and event groups. When U.S. Bank Stadium hosts a stadium-scale concert or production, the parking limits and road closures mirror Vikings game days exactly. A Minneapolis concert bus rental handles the approach, staging, and exit the same way it handles game day.
• Birthday and milestone groups. A milestone birthday that starts with a group arriving together at an NFL stadium is meaningfully different from trying to coordinate who's driving in seven separate cars. See Minneapolis birthday bus rentals for vehicle sizing options.

Planning a separate outing to a Minneapolis game at a different venue the same weekend? The Target Center bus guide covers Timberwolves games and concerts about a mile northwest of U.S. Bank Stadium — multi-venue itineraries are straightforward to build into a single booking.

Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to U.S. Bank Stadium

Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at U.S. Bank Stadium?

The designated commercial drop-off zone for shuttle buses is 9th Avenue South between 6th Street South and 7th Street South, with overflow at 3rd Street between Park Avenue and Portland Avenue, per the official Vikings pickup and drop-off page. The stadium enforces a 100-foot no-pickup/drop-off perimeter, so no vehicle pulls directly to the building entrance. After drop-off, charter buses move to the permitted staging zone on 7th Street South between 11th Avenue South and Park Avenue South.

Does a charter bus need a parking permit at U.S. Bank Stadium?

Yes. The City of Minneapolis requires a permit purchased in advance through the MPLS Parking charter bus system — not available at the curb on game day. Permits are purchased at the online portal listed on the MPLS Parking charter bus page and must be displayed in the front window of the bus.

The permit and staging zone are secured as part of the booking logistics, so this doesn't land on you as a surprise. Contact MPLS Parking at 612-343-7275 or BusParking@mplsparking.com with questions.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to U.S. Bank Stadium?

Pricing varies by vehicle size, total hours, event date, and pickup location. As a planning range: a minibus starts at $200/hr weekdays; a charter bus runs $200–$350/hr; a party bus ranges from $250 to $375/hr or more depending on size and day. For your specific date and group, fill out the quick form on this site or call 612-778-8940 — quotes come back in under 30 seconds, no account needed, no obligation.

See the Minneapolis party bus prices page for more detail.

What roads close around U.S. Bank Stadium on game days?

Chicago Avenue from 4th to 6th Street and Norm McGrew Place from 3rd to 4th Street typically close at noon. 4th Street from Park Avenue to I-35W closes at 3 p.m. I-394 between Hwy 55 and Penn Ave can see intermittent lane restrictions on busy event dates. Closure details vary by specific event, so the current approach route for your date is confirmed as part of the bus booking.

We also recommend checking the official U.S. Bank Stadium directions page before your event for any date-specific updates.

How much does parking cost at U.S. Bank Stadium?

The stadium itself does not manage public parking. The Stadium Parking Garage (skyway-connected) and nearby named ramps run $20–$40 on game days, rates set per event, with pre-purchase required through the Vikings' ParkWhiz partnership. Walk-up availability is not guaranteed on sold-out dates.

See the official Vikings parking page for lot-specific access points and current-season availability. Lots open 6 hours before kickoff (not before 7 a.m.) and close 3 hours after the game or midnight.

Can I take light rail to U.S. Bank Stadium instead of driving?

Yes — and for smaller groups or solo attendees, it's genuinely the best option. Both the METRO Blue Line (from MSP Airport and Mall of America) and the METRO Green Line (from St. Paul and the University of Minnesota) stop at U.S. Bank Stadium Station, which connects directly to the stadium via a pedestrian bridge. Free park-and-ride is available at Fort Snelling Station (975 spaces) and 30th Avenue Station (1,443 spaces) along the Blue Line.

For trip planning, call Metro Transit at 612-373-3333 or see the Vikings public transportation page. For groups larger than can comfortably board a single train and stay together, a charter bus or party bus is the more reliable option.

How far in advance should I book a bus to U.S. Bank Stadium?

For standard Sunday home games, 3–4 weeks of lead time usually works. For Monday Night Football (November 9 vs. Buffalo) and Sunday Night Football (December 20 vs. Detroit), book 6–8 weeks out — prime-time games pull inventory faster. For groups coming from Brooklyn Park, St. Paul, or other specific suburbs, booking earlier is worth it because available vehicles from outlying pickup areas fill before downtown-to-downtown runs.

What's the bag policy at U.S. Bank Stadium?

Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" are allowed, as is a one-gallon clear freezer bag and a small clutch (4.5" × 6.5"). Backpacks, coolers, purses larger than a clutch, and luggage are prohibited. One 32 oz factory-sealed or empty reusable water bottle (no glass or metal) per person.

Bag check available on-site. Full details at the official safety page.

Is U.S. Bank Stadium indoors? Does that matter for group transportation in winter?

Yes — it's a fully enclosed, climate-controlled indoor stadium. The game itself is comfortable in any weather. What matters for transportation is what happens between your vehicle and the gate.

Groups arriving by charter bus step off at the 9th Avenue South drop zone — a short, direct walk to the entrance. Groups that park in a remote ramp and use the Skyway to walk to the stadium have it covered too, provided their ramp is Skyway-connected. What's less comfortable: parking in an outdoor surface lot in December, hiking to the gate in the cold, and then waiting for a surge-priced rideshare afterward.

That's the gap a private bus fills on winter game nights.

What's the nearest airport to U.S. Bank Stadium?

Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) is about 10 miles from U.S. Bank Stadium, connected directly by the METRO Blue Line (no transfers, drops at the stadium's own station). By road, it's 15–20 minutes off-peak via I-494 East to I-35W North. For flying-in fan groups, one charter bus from MSP baggage claim picks everyone up at one spot and eliminates the rideshare-coordination problem on arrival day.

See the Minneapolis airport transportation page for group pickup logistics at MSP, or the MSP Airport shuttle guide for a full breakdown.

Can the bus stay and wait during the game?

Yes. The bus is booked as a block of hours, so it can drop your group at the 9th Avenue South commercial zone, move to the permitted staging area on 7th Street South, and wait through the game for a pre-agreed post-game pickup. You set the pickup time and location when you book, so there's no coordination crisis when 65,000 fans hit the street at the same moment.

This is exactly the scenario a charter bus is designed for.

Book Your U.S. Bank Stadium Bus Today

The right bus for your Vikings game, concert, or U.S. Bank Stadium event is one call or quick form away. Whether it's a 38-person fan group from Plymouth on a Monday Night Football night, a corporate suite outing from downtown, or a 50-seat charter bus full of out-of-towners who flew into MSP and need one clean transfer to the stadium — Partybusinminneapolis.net connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Minneapolis so you can compare party buses, charter buses, minibuses, and Sprinter vans side by side. Pricing in under 30 seconds, no account needed, no obligation.

Call 612-778-8940 any time for a free quote, or use the online tool to check what's available for your date. Your group walks off the bus two blocks from the gate while everyone else is still looking for their parking ramp.