Party Bus Rentals in Lakewood, Colorado

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Red Rocks Amphitheatre (18300 W Alameda Pkwy, Morrison, CO 80465) is operated by Denver Parks & Recreation, and buses and oversized vehicles are directed to Lower South Lot 2 — the north lot, accessed off Trading Post Road. Standard passenger vehicles use Lots 2 through 5, so your party bus parks separately and picks up your group in Lower South Lot 2 when the show ends.

One detail that matters before you go: some GPS units route buses through the residential canyon roads in Morrison rather than the correct approach. The right way in is via W Alameda Pkwy from C-470 (CO-470) — that's the route that gets your bus to the correct entrance without a wrong-turn detour through the neighborhood. The venue's own guidance warns that lots fill quickly and recommends arriving early; on sold-out summer nights, Alameda Pkwy backs up from the C-470 interchange well before showtime, so build that into your pickup window.

Lots open two hours before doors open. Confirm current lot assignments on the Red Rocks parking and directions page before your visit, since major events occasionally shift oversized vehicle staging.

Red Rocks has a hard size split for group transportation: vehicles wider than 6 feet 5 inches, including buses and party bus limos, must use Lower South Lot 2 for both drop-off and pickup. A large-capacity vehicle with at least 24 passengers can request Upper North parking only when it is at least 85% full, and that reservation request must arrive at least 48 hours before the event; articulated and double-decker buses stay in Lower South Lot 2. Your bus gets the group out of the entrance-area traffic and back to the same oversized-vehicle lot instead of sending everyone downhill to the regular Jurassic Lot.

The complete bus rules are on the Red Rocks oversized-vehicle and large-capacity parking page.

Ball Arena (1000 Chopper Circle, Denver, CO 80204) sits on the western edge of downtown Denver, home to the Nuggets, the Avalanche, and the Mammoth. Party buses drop off on Chopper Circle, the ring road that wraps around the arena, with the commercial vehicle and bus drop-off area on the northeast side near Gate 3. After drop-off, buses stage in surface lots along Auraria Pkwy and Speer Blvd or in the nearby Auraria Campus parking structures (1201 5th St, Denver, CO 80204) until your group is ready for pickup.

On Nuggets and Avalanche game nights, Speer Blvd and Auraria Pkwy see heavy congestion. The faster approach from Lakewood is via Auraria Pkwy from I-25 rather than fighting Speer Blvd from the east. Set your post-game meet point on Chopper Circle before the event starts so nobody's hunting for the bus in the dark after the final buzzer.

Check current drop-off protocols on the Ball Arena parking and transportation page before your visit.

Ball Arena's event-day closure is the timing detail that can throw off an otherwise simple arrival: Chopper Circle closes between 9th Street and 11th Street three hours before doors open and stays closed until one hour after the event ends. Your bus needs its drop-off and pickup window built around that closure, while the published approaches into the arena grounds remain 7th, 9th, and 11th Streets from Auraria Parkway. The full schedule is on the Ball Arena event-day street-closures and staging page.

Empower Field at Mile High (1701 Bryant St, Denver, CO 80204) holds more than 76,000 fans on Broncos game days, and the stadium's own parking guidance designates buses and oversized vehicles to Lot H — the bus lot on the west side of the stadium, off Federal Blvd. The designated bus drop-off point is at W 17th Ave at Federal Blvd. Bus lot access on game days requires advance coordination through the team, so confirm your Lot H pass when you book your party bus rather than sorting it out at the gate.

Lots open four hours before kickoff for most games, and Bryant St and Federal Blvd close to through traffic on game days. The fastest approach from Lakewood is via 6th Avenue (US-6) east to Federal Blvd north. After the game, your party bus returns to Lot H for pickup — Lot H is one of the last areas to clear, so build extra time into your post-game window.

Rideshare pickup is in Lot G on the north side, a completely different location, so make sure everyone in your group knows to head back to Lot H. Confirm current game-day access details on the Empower Field parking and transportation page before your visit.

Denver Coliseum (4600 Humboldt St, Denver, CO 80216) hosts concerts, rodeos, boxing, monster truck events, and the National Western Stock Show every January. The Coliseum has a large surface parking lot with easy access for oversized vehicles. Buses drop off at the main entrance on Humboldt St and park in the east surface lot, accessed from N Brighton Blvd and the I-70 frontage roads.

The Denver Coliseum is approximately 18 miles from central Lakewood via I-70 east — roughly 25 to 35 minutes off-peak and 40 to 55 minutes during rush hour on I-70. If your trip falls during the National Western Stock Show (2026 dates: January 10 through 25), plan for significantly heavier traffic on I-70, I-270, and Brighton Blvd. The fastest approach from Lakewood during Stock Show week is via I-70 east, exiting at Brighton Blvd (Exit 275B). Renting a party bus to the Coliseum means your group rides together, nobody hunts for parking on the I-70 frontage roads, and the ride home is already handled when the event ends.

Bandimere Speedway (3051 S Rooney Rd, Morrison, CO 80465) is one of the closest major event venues to Lakewood — approximately 8 miles south via C-470, about 12 to 18 minutes in normal traffic. The speedway hosts NHRA drag racing including the NHRA Mile-High Nationals (typically late July or early August), Thunder on the Mountain on July 4, concerts, and car shows throughout the season.

Buses and oversized vehicles park in the designated oversized vehicle area in the main lot off S Rooney Rd, with drop-off at the main gate entrance on S Rooney Rd before relocating. Here's the detail that makes or breaks your arrival: S Rooney Rd is a two-lane road with limited passing capacity, and on major NHRA event days it backs up from C-470 well before race time. The speedway recommends arriving at least one to two hours before events on busy days.

From Lakewood, take C-470 south to the Morrison/Rooney Rd exit and build extra arrival time into your schedule on NHRA weekends. Confirm current oversized vehicle parking details on the Bandimere Speedway plan your visit page before the event.

Jefferson County Fairgrounds (15200 W 6th Ave, Golden, CO 80401) is one of the most convenient event venues for Lakewood groups — just 5 miles west on US-6, roughly 10 to 15 minutes from central Lakewood. The fairgrounds hosts the Jefferson County Fair & Rodeo every August (2025 dates: August 6 through 10), plus concerts, equestrian events, swap meets, and home shows throughout the year.

The fairgrounds has a large, flat lot that accommodates oversized vehicles without the tight-turn headaches of an urban venue. Buses enter from W 6th Ave (US-6) using the main lot entrance off W 6th Ave, drop passengers at the main fairgrounds gate, and stage in the main lot. For most events, no advance bus permit is required — but during the Jefferson County Fair, W 6th Ave sees heavy eastbound traffic from Golden in the afternoons, so plan your arrival window accordingly.

Confirm current event-day access on the Jefferson County Fairgrounds page before your visit.

Book three to six months out for the best party bus selection and pricing in Lakewood and the Denver metro — and stretch that to six months or more for the dates that fill fastest. Red Rocks summer concerts (June through September) are the single toughest stretch of the year to find a party bus in the Denver market; nearly every weekend show sells out, and the party buses go with them. Prom season across Jeffco Public Schools districts in April and May books out just as fast.

New Year's Eve, St. Patrick's Day, and Broncos home playoff games are the other dates where waiting until the last minute means higher prices and slim pickings.

The cheapest windows to rent a party bus in Lakewood are typically February (outside Valentine's Day weekend), early March, and late November outside of Thanksgiving weekend. For every other date, the earlier you compare, the more options you'll have — and the better the price. Call 720-343-4415 right now to lock in your date, or use the online quote tool to see what's available!