Party Bus Rentals in Aurora

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Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center (6700 N Gaylord Rockies Blvd, Aurora, CO 80019) sits on roughly 85 acres near Denver International Airport on Aurora's northeast side, with extensive surface parking surrounding the resort. Party buses drop passengers at the main porte-cochère off Gaylord Rockies Boulevard and then stage in the large surface parking areas on the resort's grounds while your group is inside.

Because the Gaylord handles large conventions and private events, drop-off logistics are coordinated on an event-by-event basis. Contact the hotel's concierge or event coordinator in advance to confirm your drop-off point and staging area for your specific event — especially for convention center functions, which use a separate entrance on the south side of the property. Self-parking at the resort runs $30 per day and valet runs $45 per day per the resort's published rates, though bus staging arrangements are handled through hotel operations rather than the standard parking structure.

Confirm current details on the Gaylord Rockies Resort website or by calling the property directly before your event.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park (6000 Victory Way, Commerce City, CO 80022) is home to the Colorado Rapids and sits about 15 miles north of central Aurora via I-225 N. Party buses and large vehicles access the stadium via 60th Avenue and use the 15-minute parking zone outside Gate G for passenger drop-off on Victory Way between 60th Avenue and Prairie Parkway. Your group walks in from the west after the bus drops you off.

One detail worth knowing before game day: rideshare pickup and drop-off at Dick's Sporting Goods Park is handled at the Lot H on the west side of the stadium — a completely different location from where party buses stage. If part of your group is mixing rideshares and a party bus, make sure everyone knows which lot they're heading to. Bus parking is allowed in any open parking lot, but buses may not stay on-site overnight.

Check the Dick's Sporting Goods Park fan guide before your visit to confirm current event-day access details.

Ball Arena (1000 Chopper Circle, Denver, CO 80204) is home to the Colorado Avalanche and Denver Nuggets and sits about 20 miles west of central Aurora via I-225 W to I-25 N. Party buses drop off passengers on Chopper Circle — the ring road that wraps around the arena — with the north side of Chopper Circle near Gate 1 being the designated area for buses and oversized vehicles.

Here is the detail that changes your post-game plan: on-site bus parking is not available at Ball Arena. Your bus drops the group off and then relocates — typically to surface lots along Auraria Parkway or available spaces accessed via Speer Boulevard — and returns for pickup after the game. Coordinate your post-game meet point with your group before you go in, because post-game crowds on Chopper Circle move fast and a pre-planned spot saves everyone a lot of confusion.

Rideshare pickup at Ball Arena is on the south side of the arena near the Elitch Gardens side, which is a different location entirely — your party bus meets you on the north. Parking at Ball Arena is managed by Ace Parking; oversized vehicles should contact the venue in advance. Confirm current drop-off details on the Ball Arena parking and directions page before your event.

Empower Field at Mile High (1701 Bryant St, Denver, CO 80204) is home to the Denver Broncos, with a capacity of more than 76,000. It sits about 20 miles west of central Aurora via I-225 W to I-25 N. On Broncos game days, Federal Boulevard, Bryant Street, and 17th Avenue see significant road closures and restrictions beginning 2–3 hours before kickoff — which is exactly why a party bus beats sending your group in separate cars through that gridlock.

Party buses and large vehicles drop passengers at Gate 2 on the north side of the stadium on the Bryant Street side, or along the Federal Boulevard approach, per the Broncos' group transportation guidance. Bus and oversized vehicle parking is available in Lot H in the north lots, but requires a pre-purchased oversized vehicle parking pass arranged through the Broncos' group ticketing — standard car lots do not accommodate party buses. Plan your parking pass purchase at the same time you book your party bus so nothing is left to sort out on game day.

Check the Empower Field parking and transportation page for current event-day details and lot assignments, since these can shift by event.

Infinity Park (4400 E Kentucky Ave, Glendale, CO 80246) is a boutique stadium and event venue in Glendale — an enclave city within Denver — home to the Glendale Raptors rugby club and a regular host for concerts, festivals, and community events. It sits about 12 miles west of central Aurora via Colfax Avenue or 6th Avenue. The venue's on-site parking is limited, so party buses typically drop passengers on E Kentucky Ave or S Cherry St adjacent to the park and then stage on nearby streets in the Cherry Street and Colorado Boulevard corridor.

For larger events, the Cherry Creek Shopping Center area nearby offers overflow surface parking where buses can stage between drop-off and pickup. Because Infinity Park is a smaller venue without a published dedicated bus lot, it's worth calling the venue in advance for your specific event to confirm the best drop-off point and where your bus can wait. Check the Infinity Park event information page or contact the venue directly before your visit.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds (25690 E Quincy Ave, Aurora, CO 80016) is a multi-use event venue in far southeast Aurora hosting the Arapahoe County Fair — typically held in late July and early August — along with rodeos, swap meets, concerts, and private events. The fairgrounds sit near E-470 and Quincy Avenue with large surface parking lots designed for high-volume event days.

Party buses and large vehicles are directed to the east parking area off E Quincy Ave for drop-off, with the main entrance gates accessed from Quincy Avenue. The fairgrounds' large lot footprint means oversized vehicles are generally well-accommodated, especially compared to more urban venues. Parking for the 2026 county fair, held July 23–26, was free per the county's published fair information; bus and large vehicle parking in the east and south lots is arranged through Arapahoe County.

Confirm current event-day access details on the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds page or by contacting the county's open spaces office before your event.

Book three to six months out for most Aurora and Denver metro trips to get the best pricing and the widest selection of party buses. Stretch that to six months or more for the dates that fill the entire metro at once. Broncos home games at Empower Field — eight or nine Sundays from August through January — are among the hardest dates to find a party bus in the Denver area.

Avalanche and Nuggets playoff runs in April, May, and June create the same crunch at Ball Arena. Colorado Rapids home games through the MLS season and the Arapahoe County Fair in late July draw significant demand too.

Prom season in April and May across Aurora's high schools — Rangeview, Eaglecrest, Cherokee Trail, Grandview, Vista PEAK, Aurora Central, and more — is one of the single busiest stretches of the year for party buses in the metro. New Year's Eve and Cinco de Mayo are the two biggest single-night demand spikes. Waiting until the last minute on any of these dates means higher prices and fewer options.

The earlier you book, the better your selection and the better your price — call 720-343-3545 or fill out the quote form today to lock in your date!