Party Bus Rentals in Lawrence

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David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium coordinates oversized vehicle parking on a per-event basis through KU Parking & Transit. There is no standing bus lot published for general use — assignments for game days are made event by event. What KU does publish is that game-day parking requires advance coordination, and lots including Lot 71 and Lot 90 on the west side of campus are used for oversized vehicles.

Lots open three hours before kickoff. Your group's best move is to contact KU Parking & Transit at (785) 864-4611 before your game to confirm the assignment for that specific event. Drop-off for your group is most practical along the Naismith Drive corridor near the stadium's main entrance, with the bus relocating to the assigned lot while you're inside.

Confirm current details on the KU Athletics parking page before your visit, since lot assignments shift by opponent and event.

On current KU football game days, parking in Lots 11 and 72 and the Allen Fieldhouse Garage is sold first-come, first-served for $35 by credit card only, while Lot 90 is listed at $10 per stall used. KU's game shuttles run from three hours before kickoff until one hour after the game, with stops outside the Allen Fieldhouse garage and at Naismith & Schwegler; the current KU football game-day parking page carries the live lot and shuttle details.

Allen Fieldhouse shares the Naismith Drive corridor with David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium, and drop-off works similarly. The most practical curbside drop-off for a party bus is along Naismith Drive adjacent to the fieldhouse's main entrance on the east side of the building — your group unloads there and the bus relocates, since there is no dedicated bus parking on Naismith Drive itself. For game nights, KU Parking & Transit coordinates oversized vehicle parking in Lot 71 or Lot 90 on the west side of campus.

Allen Fieldhouse sells out at 16,300 fans for most home games, and Naismith Drive sees heavy pedestrian traffic before tip-off, so plan your drop-off window early. Contact KU Parking & Transit at (785) 864-4611 before your event to confirm the current lot assignment, and check the KU Athletics parking page for any event-specific guidance.

The Lied Center of Kansas has a drop-off loop at the main entrance off Stewart Drive that a party bus can use for curbside unloading. Your group steps off at the front entrance circle, and the bus then relocates to the Lied Center lot while you're inside. For large or sold-out performances, it's worth a quick call to the Lied Center box office at (785) 864-2787 before your visit to ask about any event-specific access guidance.

Check the Lied Center visitor information page for current parking details.

The north-side loading dock can hold one tour bus without a permit, and additional on-site parking is available for buses, trucks, and private vehicles. That gives your bus a venue-specific place to wait instead of sending it off-campus between the drop-off and your pickup; the Lied Center technical specifications show the loading-dock and bus-parking layout.

Liberty Hall sits right on Massachusetts Street, Lawrence's main downtown corridor — a busy two-lane street with metered parking and heavy foot traffic on weekends. There is no dedicated bus loading zone or oversized vehicle parking published for the Massachusetts Street block where Liberty Hall sits. The most practical approach is a brief curbside drop-off on Massachusetts Street in front of or near the venue, with the bus then relocating to a surface lot nearby.

The City of Lawrence Parking Garage at 829 New Hampshire St is one block west and is the closest structured parking for the bus to stage between drop-off and pickup. When the show ends, coordinate a specific meet point with your group before you go in — post-show crowds on Mass Street make curbside reunions easier when everyone already knows where to walk. Liberty Hall's box office at (785) 749-1972 can answer any venue-specific access questions.

Liberty Hall's preferred bus parking is the set of four parallel spaces on 7th Street between Massachusetts Street and New Hampshire Street, and the meters in those spaces beside the building can be bagged for an event. Your bus can unload downtown, stay close on 7th Street, and return to the same corridor when the show ends; the Liberty Hall venue information sheet carries the bus-parking and meter details.

The Granada is two blocks south of Liberty Hall on Massachusetts Street, and the same downtown access picture applies. There is no dedicated bus parking or published oversized vehicle loading zone on the 1000 block of Massachusetts Street. The most practical drop-off is a brief active stop on Massachusetts Street curbside near the venue, or along the adjacent cross-streets of 10th Street or 11th Street.

Once your group is out, the bus can relocate to the City of Lawrence Municipal Parking Lot at 1000 Rhode Island St, one block west of The Granada, which is the closest surface lot for staging between drop-off and pickup. Set a specific post-show meet point with your group before you head inside — Massachusetts Street fills up after shows and having a clear pickup spot makes the end of the night easy. The Granada's box office at (785) 842-1390 can answer any event-specific access questions.

The Douglas County Fairgrounds has a large open surface parking lot directly off Harper Street with no posted size restrictions for oversized vehicles. A party bus enters through the main lot off Harper Street and can drop your group close to the fairgrounds buildings, then stage in the same open lot while your event is underway — no advance coordination is required for general public events. The lot is large enough to accommodate oversized vehicles comfortably, making this one of the more straightforward drop-off and staging situations in Lawrence.

For private events or the Douglas County Fair in August when the grounds are at peak capacity, a quick call to the fairgrounds at (785) 843-7960 ahead of time is a good idea to confirm current lot access and any event-day traffic patterns on Harper Street.

Book at least two to three months out for most Lawrence trips, and stretch that to four to six months for the dates that fill the fastest. KU football Saturdays at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium — especially Homecoming weekend in October — and sold-out Allen Fieldhouse basketball nights are the tightest dates in the Lawrence market. Prom season in April and May across Lawrence USD 497 and surrounding districts clears out available buses quickly, and KU Commencement in mid-May is one of the single busiest weekends of the year.

St. Patrick's Day and big bar-crawl weekends on Massachusetts Street book out fast too. Waiting until the last minute on any of those dates means higher prices and fewer buses to choose from — so the sooner you compare, the better your options. Call 785-371-8085 right now to lock in your date, or use the online quote tool to see what's available!