Rent a Bus to Valley Children's Stadium Charter Bus: The Complete Transportation Guide

If you have ever turned onto Shaw Avenue on a Fresno State home game day, you already know how the story goes. The stretch of Shaw between Maple and Cedar transforms into a single-lane crawl, fans are circling residential streets off Barstow looking for anything resembling a parking space, and the campus lots that were supposed to hold 40,000 fans' worth of cars have already shifted to directed-only parking before half the tailgaters even arrive. The stadium itself — Valley Children's Stadium at 1620 E. Bulldog Lane, Fresno, CA 93740 — holds 40,727 fans.

Getting them all in is manageable. Getting them all out on the same CA-99 on-ramp at 10 PM after a night game is the part nobody budgets enough time for.

And in 2026, it gets bigger. The Bulldogs are entering the Pac-12 Conference this season, bringing home matchups against programs like Oregon State that will draw fans from outside the Central Valley to Valley Children's Stadium for the first time. The Oct. 10 home game against Boise State — one of the most reliably electric dates on the Fresno State calendar — and a late-November showdown with San Diego State give groups from Clovis, Visalia, Madera, Merced, and throughout the San Joaquin Valley six compelling reasons to make the trip.

One charter bus or party bus rental for your group solves the Shaw Avenue problem entirely: the bus drops your crew at the North entrance while the solo-car crowd pays $20 to park and hunts for a spot, and the bus is staged and ready when the final whistle blows. Below is everything you need to plan it right.

TLDR: A charter bus or party bus to Valley Children's Stadium drops your group at the North entrance, stages through the game, and brings everyone home without the post-game lot crawl on Shaw Avenue — no $20 parking pass per car, no designated-driver problem, no post-game rideshare queue.

Why Rent a Charter Bus or Party Bus to Valley Children's Stadium?

The case starts with the parking math. Fresno State charges $20 per vehicle for game-day lots — Blue, Red, White, Purple, Green, and Yellow lots that ring the stadium and need to be purchased online before arrival. For sold-out games and high-demand dates, the popular inner lots sell out in advance, and the stadium's own game-day page directs fans who wait to outer lots with longer walks.

Now multiply that $20 by five or six cars from Visalia, add gas for each vehicle making the CA-99 run, and figure out which person in each car is sitting out the full tailgate. A single charter bus for 30 to 40 people collapses all of that into one flat rate and one parking arrangement — and gets the group to the gate together instead of scattered across the lot over 25 minutes.

The tailgate geometry is the other argument. Valley Children's Stadium lots open six hours before kickoff, and tailgating is permitted starting three hours before. That is a solid window for a group that arrives together and sets up in one coordinated spot — propane grills, folding tables, pop-up canopy — without half the crew still stuck on Shaw trying to find parking while the burgers go cold.

A charter bus or party bus drops everyone simultaneously, the gear comes out of the undercarriage bays, and the tailgate starts the moment you hit the lot.

Post-game is where the bus earns its keep most visibly. When the final whistle blows and 40,000-plus Bulldog fans start moving toward the exits, Shaw Avenue backs up east and west, the Bulldog Lane exit queues stack three-deep, and the rideshare surge on the app hits before you even reach the parking structure. A group of 35 people from Tulare trying to string together rideshares at 10:45 PM is looking at a fragmented, expensive exit.

A bus staged nearby and waiting at an agreed pickup point is a fundamentally different experience.

Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Valley Children's Stadium

Charter buses and oversized passenger vehicles approach Valley Children's Stadium via East Bulldog Lane from the Maple Avenue entry. The North entrance is the primary drop-off and pickup point for large vehicles — it is the same drop-off the stadium's free Bulldog Express Shuttle uses from the Green Lot remote stops, and it puts your group a short walk from the main stadium gates. Two additional gate options opened recently for fan entry: the Northwest and Southwest gates, both accessible from the White Lot off Millbrook Avenue, giving groups coming from the west side of campus a cleaner approach to the building.

Because the exact staging zone for oversized vehicles can vary with the traffic management plan for a specific game — homecoming, the Boise State rivalry matchup, and high-capacity night games all carry adjusted plans — the official Fresno State game-day information at gobulldogs.com is the source to check in the week before your game date. The lot assignments, gate assignments, and any road redirects for that specific Saturday are published there. Confirming the current drop-off zone when you book means there is no arriving at a closed approach and rerouting a full bus.

Game-Day Traffic on Shaw Avenue and the Campus Perimeter

Shaw Avenue is the bottleneck for any group arriving by car. The stretch between Maple Avenue on the west and the CA-168 connector to the northeast carries the bulk of fans converging on the campus, and it starts backing up 60 to 90 minutes before kickoff for high-attendance games. Fans coming south from Madera on CA-99 hit the Shaw Avenue exit and immediately enter the queue.

Fans coming north from Visalia, Hanford, Tulare, and Porterville make the same CA-99 northbound run and land in the same merge. The streets immediately surrounding campus — Barstow to the north, Cedar to the east, Maple to the west — absorb overflow until the residential neighborhoods are fully committed to parking enforcement.

For groups coming from Clovis, the approach along Shaw heading west looks short on the map but gets compressed for the final half-mile once the campus traffic flow begins. Clovis fans who have attended multiple Fresno State games know the left-turn onto Bulldog Lane requires timing and patience on a big game day. A charter bus navigating that approach in advance of the peak congestion window, arriving 90 minutes before kickoff, sidesteps the worst of it.

After the game, the bus takes the same Bulldog Lane exit and routes onto CA-99 or CA-168 according to the direction your group is headed, moving before the lot exits reach maximum queue length.

All Your Valley Children's Stadium Transportation Options, Compared

A charter bus or party bus is not the automatic right answer for every group — here is an honest comparison of what actually works and when, so your group can make the right call before committing to anything.

For one or two people already in Fresno, the Bulldog Express Shuttle or rideshare can work fine. The moment the group exceeds a few cars' worth of people — especially for fans making the CA-99 run from Visalia, Tulare, Hanford, or Merced — coordinating separate vehicles adds cost, friction, and a designated-driver problem that one bus solves entirely.

The Bulldog Express Shuttle: What It Actually Covers

The free Bulldog Express Shuttle runs specifically for fans parking in the Green Lots, picking up at stops along Barstow Avenue, Woodrow Avenue, and the Maple Roundabout and dropping everyone at the North entrance to Valley Children's Stadium. Service begins three hours before kickoff and runs through the end of the first quarter. Return service picks up at the North entrance starting at the end of the third quarter and runs back to the same Barstow, Woodrow, and Maple stops.

A wheelchair-accessible shuttle also serves the Maple Roundabout stop specifically.

The narrow service window is the planning catch most groups miss. The shuttle stops running at end of the first quarter pre-game, which means fans arriving late lose the inbound shuttle option entirely. On the return, the shuttle doesn't begin until the third quarter is done — so any group that wants to beat the post-game crowd and leave early is on their own.

A charter bus committed to your group's schedule is available when you are, not according to a fixed transit window.

What Size Charter Bus or Party Bus Rental Does Your Group Need?

The right vehicle depends on your headcount and what your group is hauling to the tailgate. Fresnopartybuscompany.com connects you to transportation providers serving the Fresno area with a full range of vehicle types, so your group rides in comfort and you are not paying for empty seats.

For groups hauling serious tailgate gear — propane grills, folding tables, pop-up canopies — the 56-passenger charter bus with deep undercarriage storage bays is the right call. Everything loads below in one trip, the cabin stays comfortable, and the gear is right there on the other side of the game. For fan groups who want the pregame energy to start before the bus ever reaches Bulldog Lane, a 25- to 50-passenger party bus with a built-in bar, LED lighting, and a Bluetooth sound system turns the CA-99 run from Visalia into the first stop of the celebration.

ADA-accessible vehicles are available — note that in your quote request when you compare options.

Charter Bus and Party Bus Rental Prices for Valley Children's Stadium Runs

Fresnopartybuscompany.com generates all-inclusive price comparisons in under 30 seconds — you see what you are comparing before you commit to anything. What shapes the quote:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger coach and a 14-passenger Sprinter limo price very differently.
• Total hours — how long the vehicle is reserved, including tailgate time, the game itself, and post-game staging. Night games that run until 10:30 PM and require CA-99 return trips to Visalia or Merced are longer blocks than a noon kickoff with a quick return to Clovis.
• Game date — a high-demand Saturday like the Oct. 10 Boise State game or homecoming prices differently than a mid-season Thursday night contest.
• Origin and mileage — a pickup in Clovis is a fundamentally different trip from a pickup in Porterville or Turlock.

To give you an idea — these are ballpark ranges, not current market quotes or guaranteed pricing: Sprinter limos and vans run $120–$350/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $150–$280/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $175–$375/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $250–$475/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $125–$250/hour or $1,000–$2,000/day. Pricing depends on vehicle availability, date, and your specific itinerary. See the Fresno party bus prices page for a fuller breakdown, or call 559-890-4620 any time for a free, all-inclusive quote at no obligation.

Once you divide one bus across 30 or 40 people, the per-head cost typically beats coordinating separate cars — each paying $20 to park, each running the CA-99 round trip on gas, and at least one person per car who cannot fully participate in the tailgate. One flat bus rate, one parking arrangement, one post-game pickup.

A Game-Day Example from the Valley

To give you an idea: a 38-person alumni group from Clovis and Hanford books a 40-passenger party bus for the Oct. 10 Boise State rivalry game, 6 PM kickoff under the lights. The bus picks up in Clovis at 2:30 PM, swings south to grab 12 more from Hanford by 3:15 PM, and drops the full group at the North entrance by 4:00 PM. They set up a propane grill and pop-up canopy — everything came out of the undercarriage bays — and tailgate until kickoff.

The bus stages during the game and picks the group up at the North entrance at 9:15 PM for the return south. A 9-hour all-inclusive block at that vehicle size might run $1,600–$2,000 for the group — roughly $42–$53 per person, round-trip, Clovis and Hanford both covered, with the post-game Boise State traffic handled for them. These are idea-stage numbers, not a quote; the actual figure depends on vehicle availability and your specific date.

Getting to Valley Children's Stadium: Routes, Traffic & Timing

The stadium sits in northeast Fresno off East Bulldog Lane, with Shaw Avenue to the north and Maple Avenue to the west as the primary approach corridors. Approximate distances and off-peak drive times from common origin points:

Those off-peak numbers expand significantly on game days, especially in the final 3 miles on Shaw Avenue approaching campus. Groups coming north from Visalia or Tulare face the longest pre-game runs and the most compressed post-game exit window — the CA-99 northbound on-ramp at Shaw backs up after every high-attendance night game, adding 15 to 30 minutes to an already-long return drive. One bus making that run is manageable.

Six separate cars with different arrival times and scattered post-game parking spots is the coordination problem that ruins the drive home.

Out-of-Town Fans, the FAT Airport Run, and Multi-City Valley Pickups

Fresno State draws fans from throughout the San Joaquin Valley and, with the 2026 Pac-12 debut, will see more out-of-state visitors flying in for rivalry games than in previous seasons. Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) is the landing point for fans flying in from Los Angeles, the Bay Area, and beyond — about 8 miles west of the campus. A single bus pickup at FAT gathers the arriving group at the terminal and runs them straight to the hotel or directly to the tailgate, without splitting 15 people into five rideshares on arrival day while everyone still has luggage.

The official FAT site covers ground transportation options and terminal layout for arriving groups.

The most common bus booking pattern on a Fresno State game day is the Valley corridor run: a single charter bus that originates in Clovis, swings south to Visalia or Hanford to pick up additional fans, and arrives at Valley Children's Stadium as one cohesive group. For a 35-person group split between Clovis and Tulare, the alternative is coordinating departure times, meeting points, and parking for five or six separate cars — then hoping everyone actually leaves Tulare at the same time. One bus with one itinerary cuts out the coordination overhead and the designated-driver negotiation that comes with it.

Groups staying overnight in Fresno for a game weekend can use the same vehicle as an all-day shuttle: hotel pickup, stadium drop-off for the tailgate, post-game pickup and transfer to dinner in the Tower District or downtown Fresno, then back to the hotel. Multi-stop and multi-day itineraries are easy to arrange through Fresno group transportation services when you request estimates.

Tailgating at Valley Children's Stadium: The Rules That Actually Matter

Fresno State's tailgate scene fills the lots three hours before kickoff, and a bus group has a structural advantage from the start: all the gear rides in the undercarriage bays, arrives intact, and nobody has to argue about who forgot the propane tank because it is all on the same vehicle. Here is what the university's published game-day guidelines say about the rules that affect a group's setup:

• Lots open 6 hours before kickoff, tailgating starts 3 hours before kickoff. The window between lot opening and tailgate opening is for parking and setup, not grilling. Arriving at lot open gives you first pick of spots before the directed-parking flow kicks in and steers latecomers to the outer lots.
• Propane cooking devices are allowed. Charcoal, woodchip grills, deep fryers, and open flame BBQs are NOT allowed in the Red, White, Blue, Purple, or Green Lots. If your group's tailgate runs on charcoal, swap to propane before game day — it is a hard rule enforced by the State Fire Marshal's office, not a suggestion.
• No glass containers in any general parking area. Cans, plastic bottles, and plastic cups are the standard for the lot.
• Tailgating in the Purple and Green Lots ends at kickoff. Groups in these lots who want to keep the tailgate going through the game need to be in the stadium by kickoff or wrap up the setup before the game starts. Blue and Red Lot tailgating is not subject to the same hard cutoff, but pack down your gear before heading in regardless.
• 10×10 pop-up tent allowed directly behind your vehicle, but no staking in grass lots. Tents must be weighted with sandbags or concrete blocks per manufacturer specs, and cannot be affixed to trees or fencing.
• One space per group. You cannot save or block adjacent parking spaces for incoming members of your group. Arrive together, set up together — the bus solves this by definition.
• Clear bag policy at the gates. Per the Fresno State clear bag policy, each person may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Three bag-check stations are available around the stadium entry points. Check the current policy details on the official Fresno State game-day page before arrival, since policy details can update between seasons.

Leaving Valley Children's Stadium After the Final Whistle

Post-game is where the transportation math is most obvious. When 40,000-plus fans start moving toward the parking lots simultaneously, the Bulldog Lane exit backs up onto Shaw Avenue, the CA-99 southbound on-ramp at Shaw queues quickly, and rideshare demand spikes across northeast Fresno. Groups who split up for rideshares post-game are looking at surge pricing and wait times that can stretch 25 to 40 minutes for a full group to reassemble — and that is before anyone makes the CA-99 run south to Visalia or Hanford.

The Bulldog Express Shuttle return window is narrow: it starts at the end of the third quarter and picks up at the North entrance. Groups that want to stay through the final play and the postgame atmosphere are outside the shuttle's operational window. A charter bus or party bus committed to your group's schedule picks you up when you are ready — whether that is two minutes after the final whistle or 20 minutes later after the postgame handshakes.

You agree on the meeting point and pickup window when you book, and the bus is staged nearby for exactly that window. The exit route goes with the traffic management flow out of campus and onto CA-99 or CA-168, depending on your group's direction, and everyone rides home together instead of in fragments.

For groups heading south on CA-99 after a night game — the late-October and November dates in particular — having one bus making the return run to Visalia, Tulare, or Porterville is also a safety improvement over a convoy of cars navigating 50-plus miles of highway in the dark after a long game day. Everyone arrives at the same destination at the same time, accounted for.

The 2026 Fresno State Football Season at Valley Children's Stadium

The 2026 season is the Bulldogs' first in the Pac-12 Conference — a structural shift that changes the home schedule in real ways. Oregon State and Washington State join the conference slate, bringing fanbases from the Pacific Northwest to the Valley for road game visits. The already-electrified Boise State rivalry carries into the new era.

Here are the confirmed 2026 home games and what they mean for group transportation planning:

• Sept. 12 — Sacramento State (FCS). Early-season home opener, late-summer Valley heat, and the first Pac-12 era game day at Valley Children's Stadium. A good warm-up booking for groups planning a full season of game-day buses.
• Sept. 26 — Rice. Non-conference date before the full conference slate kicks in. Typically a warm early-fall afternoon game — the kind of September day in Fresno where tailgate shade structure and a climate-controlled bus cabin matter.
• Oct. 10 — Boise State. The rivalry game. Historically one of the highest-demand transportation dates on the Fresno State calendar, and the Pac-12 context in 2026 adds a new chapter to it. This game books bus groups faster than any other date on the schedule — groups from Clovis, Hanford, and Visalia start requesting estimates weeks in advance. Book early.
• Oct. 31 — Oregon State. First Pac-12 home conference game against a Pacific Northwest program. Out-of-state fans traveling to Fresno for this one will need airport-to-stadium runs from FAT, and the game falls during one of the more comfortable weather windows of the Fresno fall season.
• Late November — San Diego State. Late-season game with conference implications and potentially lower evening temperatures. Night games in late November are the longest total bus day of the season for south Valley fan groups — Porterville and Tulare pickups with a return after 10 PM require the right vehicle and a pre-arranged post-game pickup window.

For the full 2026 schedule as the Pac-12 conference slate fills in, the official Fresno State Athletics site carries the confirmed home game calendar. The Boise State date and the early-season openers are the ones that historically book out fastest for group transportation — if your group has a specific game circled, request estimates sooner rather than later. Call 559-890-4620 any time to talk through your game-day plan.

Who Books Charter Buses and Party Buses to Valley Children's Stadium

The door-to-campus group transportation model works for Valley Children's Stadium regardless of who is on the bus. These are the group types that request estimates most often for Fresno State home games:

• Valley-wide alumni groups. The most common single-game booking: a bus that picks up in Clovis, swings south through Hanford or Visalia, and delivers 25 to 50 alumni to the tailgate and back. One vehicle, one price to split, no caravan to coordinate on the midnight return drive. See the Fresno sporting event transportation page for game-day runs across the Central Valley.
• Corporate and business outings. Companies using a Bulldogs game as a team event or client entertainment day. A Fresno corporate event shuttle picks up at the office or a downtown hotel, handles the game, and brings everyone back without anyone losing their evening to the drive.
• Birthday and celebration groups. A milestone birthday coinciding with a Fresno State home game is a natural party bus booking — built-in bar, LED lighting, Bluetooth sound for the road, and a built-in celebration vehicle for the return. See the Fresno birthday party bus page.
• Homecoming reunions and fraternity/sorority groups. Alumni chapters returning for homecoming weekend, often with a full itinerary: pre-game in the Tower District, tailgate at the lot, game, and dinner back in downtown Fresno after. Multi-stop itineraries are easy to arrange in one quote request.
• Out-of-town fans flying into FAT. Pac-12 opponents' fans and out-of-state alumni landing at Fresno Yosemite International Airport who need a coordinated round-trip between the terminal and the stadium. The FAT group shuttle guide covers the terminal pickup process.
• School and university groups. Faculty, staff, and student organizations attending games as part of a campus event or group outing. ADA-accessible vehicles can be noted in the initial quote request. See the Fresno school event bus page for group logistics.

Groups who want to pair the Bulldogs game with a Valley gaming destination can add a stop at Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino or Table Mountain Casino as part of a game-weekend itinerary through Fresno private event transportation. Multi-stop weekend itineraries are arranged in a single quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus drop off at Valley Children's Stadium?

Charter buses and oversized passenger vehicles approach via East Bulldog Lane and drop passengers at the North entrance to Valley Children's Stadium — the same drop-off used by the stadium's own free Bulldog Express Shuttle from the Green Lots. This puts your group a short walk from the main gates. The Northwest and Southwest gates are also accessible from the White Lot off Millbrook Avenue for groups approaching from the west side of campus.

Because the exact staging zone for large vehicles can vary by game, confirm the current drop-off point on the official Fresno State game-day page and when you book.

How much does game-day parking cost at Valley Children's Stadium?

General game-day parking in the Blue, Red, White, Purple, Green, and Yellow lots is $20 per vehicle, purchased online in advance through Fresno State Athletics. For high-demand games like homecoming and the Boise State rivalry matchup, the popular inner lots can sell out before game day — day-of availability at the gate is not guaranteed for most lots. Purchase your parking pass in advance and confirm your lot assignment on the official Fresno State game-day info page.

Can I use charcoal grills when tailgating at Valley Children's Stadium?

No. The Fresno State game-day policy prohibits charcoal grills, woodchip grills, deep fryers, and open flame BBQs in the Red, White, Blue, Purple, and Green Lots. Propane cooking devices are allowed. Glass containers are also prohibited.

Tailgating in the Purple and Green Lots ends at kickoff. A 10×10 pop-up tent is permitted directly behind your vehicle, but no staking in grass lots.

What is the clear bag policy at Valley Children's Stadium?

Each person may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Bag check is available at three stations around the stadium. Check the current policy on the official game-day page before arrival, as policy details can update between seasons.

How much does it cost to rent a charter bus or party bus to Valley Children's Stadium?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total reserved hours (including tailgate time and post-game staging), game date, and your pickup location across the Valley. To give you an idea: Sprinter limos and vans run $120–$350/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $150–$280/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $175–$375/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $250–$475/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $125–$250/hour or $1,000–$2,000/day. These are idea-stage ranges, not current market quotes — the actual number depends on vehicle availability and your specific date.

Compare all-inclusive options in under 30 seconds using the online tool, or call 559-890-4620.

How far in advance should groups book for a Fresno State home game?

For the Oct. 10 Boise State rivalry game, homecoming, and the Oregon State Pac-12 debut home game, request estimates 4 to 6 weeks in advance — those dates see multiple competing group requests and the better vehicles book first. For standard home games, 2 to 3 weeks of lead time is typically workable. The closer you get to game day, the fewer options remain at any price point.

What is the Bulldog Express Shuttle, and can it replace a charter bus for a group?

The Bulldog Express Shuttle is Fresno State's free shuttle service for fans who park in the Green Lots, picking up at stops along Barstow Avenue, Woodrow Avenue, and the Maple Roundabout and dropping at the North entrance. It runs from 3 hours before kickoff through the end of the first quarter pre-game, and the return service starts at end of the third quarter. For a group of two or three people parking in the Green Lot, it works well.

For a group of 25 from Visalia who want to arrive, tailgate, and leave together on their own schedule, the shuttle's narrow service window and multi-car parking math make a charter bus the more practical solution.

Can groups from Clovis, Visalia, Madera, or other Valley cities get a bus pickup?

Yes. Transportation providers serving Fresno handle pickups throughout the San Joaquin Valley. A single bus that originates in Clovis, adds passengers in Hanford, and arrives at Valley Children's Stadium as one group is a standard booking.

Groups from Visalia, Tulare, Merced, Porterville, and Modesto book Valley corridor runs for Fresno State games regularly — the per-person cost on one bus almost always beats the gas and parking math for five or six separate cars making the CA-99 run. Call 559-890-4620 or use the online tool to compare options.

Can the bus wait during the game and pick us up after?

Yes. The vehicle is reserved as a block of hours that covers your arrival, tailgate, the game, and a post-game pickup. You set the pickup window and meeting point when you book, so the bus is staged and ready when your group exits — no post-game rideshare queue, no waiting on a surge-priced app at 10:30 PM after a November night game.

Are there accessible vehicle options for the trip?

Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are available. Note your accessibility needs in the quote request and transportation providers serving Fresno can match the right vehicle. At the stadium, an accessible golf cart shuttle inside the gates serves fans between entrance points and seating sections, and the Maple Roundabout stop on the Bulldog Express Shuttle is served by a dedicated wheelchair-accessible vehicle for the external parking-lot shuttle.

What other Fresno events pair well with a Bulldogs game weekend bus?

A Fresno State game weekend is a natural pairing with a Valley casino run — Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino and Table Mountain Casino are both popular add-on destinations for groups spending a full weekend in the Fresno area. The Big Fresno Fair runs in early October and overlaps with the football season, making it another natural multi-stop itinerary for groups already in the region for a game.

Book Your Valley Children's Stadium Party Bus or Charter Bus Rental Today

Whether your group is 14 alumni from Clovis coming in for the Boise State rivalry night game, 40 coworkers heading to a homecoming tailgate, or a Valley-wide group making the CA-99 run from Visalia for the Pac-12 debut against Oregon State — Fresnopartybuscompany.com connects you to party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos through transportation providers serving the Fresno area. Your group drops at the North entrance while the solo-car crowd pays $20 to park and waits for the lot to open, and the bus is staged and ready when the game ends.

Compare all-inclusive options in under 30 seconds using the online quote tool, or call 559-890-4620 any time for a free quote at no obligation to you. Request estimates early for the Oct. 10 Boise State game and homecoming — those dates go first.