Centennial Sports Team Charter Bus Rentals

Every Broncos home Sunday, I-25 northbound from Centennial turns into a parking lot well before kickoff. According to INRIX traffic data, Denver metro drivers already lose 54 hours a year to congestion — and game day adds another 30 to 45 minutes on top of that between the C-470 interchange and the stadium. Instead of white-knuckling it up the highway, your group boards one bus in Centennial and lets the route handle itself.

Charter buses drop off on Bryant Street or Federal Boulevard near Empower Field at Mile High; general parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff and run $30–$60 per car, but oversized vehicle parking must be pre-arranged. One bus. One price.

No parking scramble. Confirm current lot assignments on the Empower Field parking and transportation page before your game.

The clear-bag rule is one clear bag no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" or one one-gallon clear freezer bag, so the bus becomes the easy place for everything that cannot enter the stadium. Your bus keeps the extra bags, coolers, and game-day gear off the concourse while you walk in with only what the gates allow; the full policy is on the Empower Field fan guide.

Cross the metro for a summer Rockies game and the last thing you want is to spend the seventh-inning stretch circling LoDo for parking. Coors Field (2001 Blake St, Denver, CO 80205) draws nearly 47,000 fans to one of the tightest parking neighborhoods in Denver, and surrounding private lots fill two-plus hours before first pitch on weekend games. Charter bus drop-off runs along 20th Street or Blake Street, putting your group right at the gates without a garage hunt.

Union Station is a 10-minute walk away, making Coors Field one of the most bus-friendly venues in the city. Compare minibuses and charter buses from a network of companies serving Centennial — call 720-452-0910 or fill out the form to see pricing for your game day!

Coors Field's bus parking rate is $40 per vehicle, with access at Park Avenue West and Wazee Street, 27th and Blake Streets, or 33rd and Blake Streets; the official lots open 2.5 hours before game time. Your bus pays one bus rate instead of sending everyone into separate cars, unloads the fans, and uses the published bus access points instead of squeezing through a downtown garage; see the Coors Field parking and transportation guide for the current lot instructions.

Fill out one quick form and you'll also find buses for the trips that go beyond the big four pro sports venues. Centennial groups charter buses to Breckenridge (~90 minutes via I-70), Vail (~1.5 hours), and Keystone (~95 minutes) for ski day trips all winter long — and full-size motorcoaches with undercarriage luggage bays handle ski bags, boots, and equipment without anyone fighting for overhead space. Youth and amateur sports teams based in Centennial also use the network for tournament travel to venues across Arapahoe County, the Denver metro, and beyond.

Whether it's a Colorado Rush soccer tournament, an Arapahoe Warriors football trip, or a travel hockey team heading to a regional event, Centennialcharterbusservices.com helps you find the right bus for the right headcount at the right price. Compare your options in seconds — call 720-452-0910 or fill out the form!

Keeping your whole group together — whether you're in Centennial, Greenwood Village, Lone Tree, Littleton, Aurora, or Englewood — is exactly what Centennialcharterbusservices.com was built for. The network of transportation companies serving this area covers the entire south Denver metro, so no matter which neighborhood your group is starting from, there's a bus ready for your game day. You can arrange pickups across multiple addresses, combine stops from different parts of Arapahoe County, and get everyone on one bus before the first snap or first pitch.

Stop coordinating a carpool chain and start enjoying the ride! Compare buses from a network of companies serving Centennial and every nearby city — call 720-452-0910 or fill out the online form to see your options in seconds!