Charter Bus Parking & Dropoff Guide to Daytona Beach, Florida Sports Venues & Arenas
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Inter&Co Stadium (Home of Orlando City SC and the Orlando Pride)
It's easier than ever to take your Daytona Beach soccer club or supporter group down to downtown Orlando for an electric match at Inter&Co Stadium! Rent a 56-passenger charter bus or a party bus with LED lighting and Bluetooth sound so the tailgate starts the moment you leave the coast.
Major Roadways to Inter&Co Stadium
Your driver will head southwest from Daytona Beach straight down I-4 West for about 55 miles into downtown Orlando. From I-4, buses take Exit 82B (Anderson Street) or connect onto SR-408 (East-West Expressway) to reach the Paramore district. Local access runs directly along W. Church Street, S. Orange Blossom Trail (US-441), and S. Terry Avenue.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Inter&Co Stadium
Charter buses can drop off and pick up passengers along the designated curbside loading zones on W. Central Boulevard or W. Pine Street just north of the stadium gates. Because the city restricts commercial idling to five minutes, make sure your whole group is gathered together before calling your driver back to the curb. Your group walks straight from the bus to Gate A or Gate B in under five minutes!
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Inter&Co Stadium
Oversized motorcoaches and minibuses cannot enter the downtown parking garages due to low vertical clearances. Instead, your bus can reserve oversized surface parking in Lot 10 near the Kia Center or stage in the commercial surface lots under the I-4 overpass along Garland Avenue and Hughey Avenue. Pre-purchasing oversized parking passes online before match day is always your best bet!
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
Three hours before kickoff, Orlando Police close W. Church Street between Terry Avenue and Parramore Avenue for the Fan Zone block party. Plan to leave Daytona Beach at least 2.5 hours before kickoff to beat I-4 rush hour bottlenecks!
Kia Center (Home of the Orlando Magic)
Get your whole group to downtown Orlando to cheer on the Orlando Magic or catch the Orlando Solar Bears at the Kia Center! Instead of splitting into a caravan of cars and paying surge-priced rideshare rates after the final buzzer, your group rides together in climate-controlled comfort.
Major Roadways to Kia Center
Traveling from Daytona Beach, your charter bus takes I-4 West straight into the heart of downtown Orlando and exits at South Street (Exit 82B) or Amelia Street. Local stadium corridors include Hughey Avenue, Division Avenue, and W. Church Street right beside the arena.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Kia Center
Your driver can unload passengers along the designated commercial drop-off curb on Hughey Avenue on the east side of the building or along W. South Street near the main plaza. Because the attached GEICO Garage has a strict height restriction that blocks motorcoaches and high-roof minibuses, all bus loading happens at street level. After the game, have your group meet by the Disney Atrium entrance on Church Street before walking over to your pickup zone. Once everyone is accounted for, text your driver to pull right up to the curb!
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Kia Center
Dedicated oversized bus and RV parking is available in Surface Lot 10 (located at W. Central Boulevard and Terry Avenue) just a few blocks west of the arena. Drivers can also stage in paid commercial surface lots off Garland Avenue while waiting for the fourth quarter to wrap up.
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
On NBA game nights and major concert dates, W. Church Street closes to vehicle traffic between Hughey Avenue and Division Avenue starting two hours before tip-off. Heavy congestion builds quickly on the I-4 Ultimate downtown exit ramps between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on weeknights. If an Orlando City SC match is happening down the block at the same time, allow an extra 45 minutes for departure from Daytona Beach. After the final buzzer, Orlando Police direct outgoing traffic onto South Street and Anderson Street for quick highway access.
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Home of the Florida Gators)
Start your Saturday game-day tradition early with a long-distance charter bus rental from Daytona Beach to "The Swamp" at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium! Whether you're booking a 25-passenger minibus for an alumni chapter or several 56-passenger motorcoaches with undercarriage bays for tents, coolers, and grills, we make the two-hour ride to Gainesville a breeze. Plus, nobody has to volunteer as the designated driver for the late-night ride back to Volusia County!
Major Roadways to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Most charter buses departing Daytona Beach take I-95 North to I-10 West and connect to US-301 South, or take the scenic cross-state route along SR-40 West through Ocala National Forest to I-75 North. Approaching the UF campus, your driver will take I-75 Exit 384 (SR-24 / Archer Road) or Exit 387 (SR-26 / West Newberry Road). Key campus perimeter roads include W. University Avenue and SW 13th Street (US-441).
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Because the interior of the University of Florida campus locks down to non-permitted vehicles on SEC football Saturdays, charter buses drop fans off along the outer perimeter at W. University Avenue or near the O'Connell Center before restrictions begin. Groups booking non-tailgating charter buses can use the designated motorcoach loading and unloading zone near the Cultural Plaza off Hull Road and SW 34th Street, where campus shuttles connect to the stadium. After the fourth quarter, meet your group by the Gator statue outside Gate 1 or walk together back to your agreed perimeter pickup point. Always confirm your exact post-game meeting spot with your driver before heading through the gates!
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Official game-day charter bus parking is located at the UF Cultural Plaza near the Florida Museum of Natural History, or at pre-reserved RV and bus lots near the Stephen C. O'Connell Center. Be sure to register and purchase your UF oversized vehicle parking permit in advance through the Gator Ticket Office!
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
Starting three to four hours before kickoff, UF Police close Gale Lemerand Drive, Stadium Road, and Fletcher Drive to all regular vehicle traffic. Expect heavy stop-and-go congestion along I-75, Newberry Road, and University Avenue throughout the morning. After the final whistle, police turn surrounding campus avenues into one-way outbound lanes to clear traffic toward I-75.
Municipal Stadium (Home of the Bethune–Cookman Wildcats)
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Major Roadways to Municipal Stadium
Located on the western edge of Daytona Beach, Daytona Stadium sits right off LPGA Boulevard just west of I-95 (Exit 265). Groups coming from the beachside or downtown Daytona Beach can take US-92 (International Speedway Boulevard) west to Tomoka Farms Road (CR-415) or hop on I-95 North for one exit. Out-of-town teams arriving from Orlando or Jacksonville have a straight shot via I-4 East and I-95. The stadium's main entrance road feeds directly off LPGA Boulevard across from the Municipal Golf Course Reserve.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Municipal Stadium
Visiting athletic teams, marching bands, and VIP groups can pull directly into the main stadium access road off LPGA Boulevard to unload at the designated bus loop near the West Gate and Fieldhouse entrance. Fan charter buses and party buses can drop passengers off right near the main ticket booths along the North Parking Lot perimeter. After the game, your entire group can step right back onto your climate-controlled bus in the exact same lot without waiting around for scarce rideshares!
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Municipal Stadium
Unlike cramped downtown arenas, Daytona Stadium features expansive surface parking lots surrounded by pine trees with plenty of room for full-size 56-passenger motorcoaches. Buses park right on site in the designated Oversized Vehicle and Bus Lot on the stadium grounds for a standard event-day parking fee. Tailgating is a huge part of Wildcats game days, and your group can set up tents right near the lot before heading through the gates. Your driver can stay parked on site for the entire game!
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
Because LPGA Boulevard is a two-to-four-lane corridor near the stadium entrance, traffic backs up quickly between the I-95 Exit 265 ramps and Tomoka Farms Road during the 90 minutes leading up to kickoff. Volusia County Sheriff's deputies and Daytona Beach Police actively direct turn lanes into the stadium complex on B-CU Homecoming and rivalry dates. Arrive at least two hours early if your group plans to tailgate and unload coolers. Post-game traffic flows out onto LPGA Boulevard with police-assisted right- and left-turn lanes back toward I-95.
Edmunds Center (Home of the Stetson Hatters)
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Major Roadways to Edmunds Center
From Daytona Beach, your driver will take US-92 West (International Speedway Boulevard) directly into DeLand, where it connects with N. Woodland Boulevard (US-17 / US-92) right through the Stetson University campus. Groups traveling from north or south Volusia County can take I-4 to Exit 118 (SR-44 West) and head north on Woodland Boulevard. Around the arena, local campus streets include E. Pennsylvania Avenue, N. Amelia Avenue, and E. Arizona Avenue. Drivers should stay on main arteries and avoid tight residential side streets west of Woodland Boulevard.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Edmunds Center
Charter buses can pull along E. Pennsylvania Avenue directly in front of the Hollis Center and Edmunds Center main entrance for quick curbside passenger unloading. Visiting team buses are typically directed by Stetson Athletics staff to the rear loading zone off E. Arizona Avenue or the Amelia Avenue athletic loop for direct locker room access. When the final buzzer sounds, gather your group outside the main lobby on Pennsylvania Avenue so everyone can hop aboard together!
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Edmunds Center
Because Stetson University is nestled in historic downtown DeLand, campus surface lots directly beside the Edmunds Center fill up fast on game nights. After dropping off your group, your charter bus can park in the larger surface lots across N. Amelia Avenue (near the Rinker Fieldhouse and athletic fields) or stage a few minutes south at Spec Martin Memorial Stadium. Always coordinate with Stetson University Public Safety or Athletics in advance if you are arriving with multiple motorcoaches. Parking on campus is generally free on game days unless a special tournament fee applies!
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
During weekday evening games and campus events, N. Woodland Boulevard (US-17/92) experiences heavy pedestrian crossings and downtown DeLand commuter traffic between 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Building an extra 20 minutes into your itinerary ensures your group arrives well before tip-off!
Quick Tips for Daytona Beach, Florida Game-Day Charter Bus Groups
Look over these four game-day essentials to keep your Daytona Beach sports trip running without a single hiccup! First, always pre-purchase your stadium oversized bus parking pass online as soon as your tickets are locked in, since lots at venues like Kia Center and Ben Hill Griffin Stadium can sell out early. Finally, exchange cell numbers with your driver and wait until your entire group is standing together at the meetup spot before calling the bus to the pickup curb!