Charter Bus Parking & Dropoff at Sports Venues in Beloit

ABC Supply Stadium (Home of the Beloit Sky Carp)

The ABC Supply Stadium sits along the Rock River at 217 Shirland Ave, Beloit, WI 53511 in downtown Beloit. In addition to hosting Beloit Sky Carp High-A baseball games, its artificial turf field welcomes college baseball tournaments, youth sports leagues, concerts, and private corporate outings all year long. Renting a private bus keeps your fans or players together from the first pitch to the final out!

Major Roadways to ABC Supply Stadium

Groups traveling in from Janesville, Madison, or Rockford typically take I-90 / I-39 or I-43 and exit onto WI-81 (Milwaukee Road) or US-51 (Fourth Street) heading toward downtown Beloit. From Fourth Street (US-51), your driver can turn east onto Shirland Avenue, or approach from the east via State Street and Public Avenue. These wide surface corridors allow full-size 56-passenger motorcoaches and minibuses to reach the riverfront stadium district without navigating tight residential turns. Always build in an extra 15 minutes when crossing the Rock River bridges before an evening first pitch.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at ABC Supply Stadium

Your driver can drop passengers off curbside along Shirland Avenue right outside the main stadium gates near the Sky Carp Team Store. To avoid blocking downtown traffic, have your entire group gathered at the Shirland Avenue plaza before calling your driver back for post-game pickup.

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at ABC Supply Stadium

Because the adjacent paved lot at Shirland Avenue and Third Street is reserved for permit holders and ADA guests, oversized buses cannot park directly at the gate. Instead, your driver can stage in the surface municipal lots near Mill Street along the Rock River or relocate to an approved commercial lot off Fourth Street during the game.

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

On Sky Carp game days, fireworks nights, and riverfront festival weekends, segments of Shirland Avenue and nearby Ironworks Campus walkways see heavy pedestrian traffic starting 90 minutes before game time. Beloit police occasionally restrict through-traffic right in front of the main gate during post-game exits. Plan to arrive at least 60 minutes before first pitch so your group can unload smoothly and grab seats early. Calling the 365-day support team makes it easy to adjust your schedule if a game goes into extra innings!

American Family Field (Home of the Milwaukee Brewers)

Don’t fight stadium traffic in separate cars when heading 70 miles northeast of Beloit to American Family Field at 1 Brewers Way, Milwaukee, WI 53214! A party bus or charter bus lets your group ride I-43 together and tailgate right at the ballpark.

Major Roadways to American Family Field

From Beloit, your charter bus takes I-43 North straight toward Milwaukee, merging onto I-894 West / I-94 East to Brewers Way (WI-175). Drivers can also exit at Mitchell Boulevard or National Avenue to access the eastern stadium lots.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at American Family Field

If your bus is only dropping off and picking up without staying to tailgate, drivers use the designated drop-off zone along Brewers Boulevard north of I-94 near the pedestrian bridges. All buses must clear this drop-off zone before the end of the 7th inning to make room for post-game staging. After the final out, meet your driver back at the Brewers Boulevard loading curb once everyone in your group is present.

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at American Family Field

Tailgating is a Wisconsin tradition, and American Family Field welcomes charter buses, party buses, and limos in dedicated oversized lots! Buses typically park in the Uecker Lot or the Molitor Lot on the east side of the ballpark (accessed via Mitchell Boulevard or National Avenue). Advance Brewers bus parking passes are strongly recommended and open three hours before game time. If your driver isn’t staying onsite, they can stage off-site along Bluemound Road or downtown Milwaukee until you text for pickup.

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

Expect heavy backups at the I-94 and Brewers Way (WI-175) interchange starting two hours before first pitch, especially on Friday nights and weekend afternoon games. Post-game traffic is directed into one-way outbound lanes by Milwaukee County Sheriff deputies, and Canal Street often backs up near the Menomonee Valley. Leaving Beloit at least three hours before game time gives your group plenty of time to fire up the grill in the Uecker Lot!

Camp Randall Stadium (Home of the Wisconsin Badgers)

It’s easier than ever to rally alumni, students, and Badger fans for the 50-mile ride north from Beloit to Camp Randall Stadium at 1440 Monroe St, Madison, WI 53711! Skip the packed campus garages and book a 25-passenger minibus or 56-passenger motorcoach so everyone arrives ready to “Jump Around.”

Major Roadways to Camp Randall Stadium

Buses departing Beloit head north on I-39 / I-90 for about 40 miles before taking US-12 / US-18 West (the West Beltline Highway) into Madison. From the Beltline, drivers can take Park Street north or Midvale Boulevard to Monroe Street or Regent Street leading directly into the UW–Madison athletic district. Alternatively, drivers can take US-151 (East Washington Avenue) through downtown if staging on the east side of campus. Your driver will monitor live Beltline traffic so your group stays right on schedule.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Camp Randall Stadium

Because streets immediately bordering the stadium close to general vehicles before kickoff, charter buses typically unload passengers along Monroe Street near Oakland Avenue, along Regent Street east of Breese Terrace, or along University Avenue north of Engineering Mall. Groups should step off quickly with their clear stadium bags so the bus doesn’t block Madison Metro transit lanes. After the 4th quarter, we recommend setting a meetup landmark a few blocks away—such as the Kohl Center area on Dayton Street or Vilas Park Drive—for a faster pickup away from gridlocked stadium gates. Our confirmation department verifies your exact Madison meetup spot before game day!

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Camp Randall Stadium

On-campus parking around Camp Randall is strictly reserved for UW athletic donors on football Saturdays, so charter buses cannot park in the immediate stadium lots without a pre-assigned team or band permit. Instead, fan charter buses stage at the Alliant Energy Center off John Nolen Drive and Rimrock Road (which offers ample oversized surface parking just 10 minutes away) or in designated commercial staging areas on the edge of campus. Remember that parking fees are separate from your charter bus rental price.

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

Madison Police close Breese Terrace, Monroe Street (adjacent to the stadium), and sections of Regent Street to non-permitted vehicles starting two to three hours before kickoff. Pedestrian crowds tops 75,000 fans, turning Regent Street into a wall-to-wall sea of red before and after the game. Plan to depart Beloit at least 3.5 to 4 hours before kickoff so you can enjoy Monroe Street tailgates stress-free!

Lambeau Field (Home of the Green Bay Packers)

With one search on Beloitcharterbuscompany.com, you can book a comfortable long-distance charter bus for the 165-mile pilgrimage north to Lambeau Field at 1265 Lombardi Ave, Green Bay, WI 54304! Recline your seat, use the onboard restroom, and let a driver handle game-day highways while you cheer on the Packers.

Major Roadways to Lambeau Field

From Beloit, your driver can head north on I-39 / I-90 to Portage and take WI-26 North to I-41 North past Oshkosh and Appleton straight into Ashwaubenon, or take I-43 North through Milwaukee and up the Lake Michigan coast. As you enter the Green Bay metro, take I-41 to Exit 167 (Lombardi Avenue) or Exit 165 (Oneida Street / Waubeek Street) for direct access to the Titletown District. Both routes take roughly 2.5 to 3 hours in normal traffic.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Lambeau Field

Charter buses that aren’t parking inside the stadium complex typically unload and load groups along Holmgren Way, Armed Forces Drive, or at designated commercial curbs near the Resch Center on Oneida Street. Have your entire group bundled up and waiting together before calling your driver in for post-game loading, as Ashwaubenon Public Safety officers keep curbside traffic moving briskly.

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Lambeau Field

Official Lambeau Field surface lots are sold out to season ticket holders, so private charter buses and party buses use pre-reserved oversized parking around the stadium perimeter! Popular charter bus tailgating and waiting options include the Resch Expo / Resch Center lots along Oneida Street, private commercial business lots along Potts Avenue, Holmgren Way, and Cormier Road, or the Titletown bus parking zones reserved in advance. Many local businesses in Ashwaubenon sell motorcoach spaces for $100 to $200 on game day and welcome group tailgating right beside the bus. Be sure to book your bus parking spot weeks in advance for rivalry games!

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

Ashwaubenon Public Safety and the Wisconsin State Patrol close Lombardi Avenue (between Ridge Road and Oneida Street), Oneida Street, and Armed Forces Drive to through-traffic four hours before kickoff until roughly two hours after the game ends. Traffic on northbound I-41 backs up significantly between Appleton and De Pere on Sunday mornings. We recommend departing Beloit at least 5 to 6 hours before kickoff so your group can explore the Lambeau Field Atrium and Titletown without rushing. After the game, relaxing inside your climate-controlled charter bus beats sitting behind the wheel in bumper-to-bumper I-41 traffic!

Soldier Field (Home of the Chicago Bears)

Use our 30-second quote tool to book a fan party bus or charter bus from Beloit down to Soldier Field at 1410 Special Olympics Dr, Chicago, IL 60605 for a Bears game, a Chicago Fire match, or a massive stadium concert! Your whole group rides together without worrying about downtown Chicago tolls or parking.

Major Roadways to Soldier Field

Buses leave Beloit heading south on I-90 East (the Jane Addams Memorial Tollway) directly into downtown Chicago via the Kennedy Expressway (I-90/I-94), then connect to I-55 North (Stevenson Expressway) and DuSable Lake Shore Drive (US-41) straight to the Museum Campus.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Soldier Field

On Bears game days and major concert nights, 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 corner of Balbo Drive and Columbus Drive or return to the 18th Street loading zone. Remember that Chicago strictly enforces a 3-minute commercial engine idling limit, so gather your whole group before calling your driver to the curb!

Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Soldier Field

Oversized charter buses and minibuses can pre-purchase event parking at the McCormick Place Marshalling Yard at 31st Street and DuSable Lake Shore Drive (entering off Moe Drive) or in the Adler Planetarium Surface Lot at 1300 S. Linn White Drive when open for oversized vehicles. Pre-paying online for the McCormick Place Marshalling Yard is the most reliable way to guarantee a motorcoach spot near the stadium. Once parked, your driver stays on call until your group is ready to head back to Beloit.

Event-Day Closures & Traffic

Chicago traffic management closes 18th Street, Museum Campus Drive, McFetridge Drive, and Waldron Drive to general unpermitted traffic starting two to three hours before kickoff. Combined with tollway congestion through Rockford, Schaumburg, and O’Hare on I-90, the 105-mile drive from Beloit can take 2 to 3 hours on event days. Pad your itinerary with at least an extra hour of buffer time so your group walks through the gates well before kickoff!

Quick Tips for Beloit Game-Day Charter Bus Groups

When you book a sporting event charter bus or party bus through Beloitcharterbuscompany.com, a few simple steps will keep your game day running like clockwork! Always confirm your clear-bag policy before boarding, start a group text thread so everyone reaches the pickup curb together within local 3- to 5-minute idling limits, and reserve stadium bus parking passes early. If you need to store heavy team equipment or tailgate coolers, ask for a full-size 56-passenger coach with under-floor luggage bays!