Party Bus Rentals in Woodbury, Minnesota

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Grand Casino Mille Lacs (777 Grand Ave, Onamia, MN 56359) has a dedicated bus and RV parking area on the north side of the property, off Grand Avenue. The casino welcomes bus groups and has a designated pull-through bus lane at the main entrance for passenger drop-off and pickup. Once your group unloads under the main entrance canopy, the bus relocates to the north lot to park until you are ready to head home.

For groups of 20 or more, the casino's group sales team recommends calling ahead at (800) 626-5825 to coordinate arrival and parking. Grand Casino Mille Lacs is approximately 90 miles north of Woodbury via I-35W and US-169 — right around a 1.5- to 2-hour ride each way — which makes a party bus the obvious call. The group arrives together, the party starts on the road, and nobody is navigating an unfamiliar highway at the end of a long night.

The Grand Casino Mille Lacs Event Center — the arena and entertainment venue within the Grand Casino Mille Lacs complex — uses the same approach as the main casino. Buses drop off passengers at the main casino entrance on Grand Avenue, where a covered pull-through canopy allows the whole group to unload without stepping into the weather. The bus then relocates to the designated bus lot on the north side of the property and stages there until pickup after the show.

Call the casino's group line at (800) 626-5825 in advance to confirm event-night access details, since large concerts and boxing events can affect traffic flow on Grand Avenue near the entrance. Confirming current drop-off protocols on the Grand Casino Mille Lacs plan your visit page before the trip is always a smart move.

At Target Field (1 Twins Way, Minneapolis, MN 55403), buses drop off along 5th Street North between 3rd Avenue N and 7th Avenue N — the designated commercial vehicle drop-off corridor on the north side of the ballpark. After unloading, the bus relocates to the Twins Ballpark Ramp at 400 N 7th Street or a nearby surface lot to stage until after the game. Make sure your group knows to meet the bus back at the 5th Street drop-off point after the final out, not at the rideshare zone — the rideshare pickup area is at 7th Street North and 4th Avenue North, a different curb entirely, and it is the most common way a group ends up standing in the wrong spot.

On sold-out dates, 5th Street North and Twins Way can be restricted up to two hours before first pitch, so build that into your arrival plan. The bus parking piece is separate: charter bus parking must be reserved before the game date through the Twins group transportation instructions. Your bus has its space ready before first pitch.

Check current drop-off details on the Target Field directions and parking page before game day.

At U.S. Bank Stadium (401 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55415), buses and oversized vehicles drop off on Chicago Avenue between 4th Street S and 6th Street S — the designated commercial vehicle zone on the east side of the stadium. Here is the detail that matters most: the stadium explicitly states that buses cannot idle on Chicago Avenue, so the bus drops your group and immediately relocates. Charter bus parking is on 7th Street South between Chicago Avenue South and 11th Avenue South, with additional parking on 3rd Street South between 13th Avenue South and Norm McGrew Avenue South; buses need the proper parking permit.

The rideshare zone is on 4th Street South between Chicago Ave and Park Ave — a different curb, a different approach — so make sure your whole group knows where to meet after the game. Confirm current access details on the U.S. Bank Stadium transportation page before your visit, since assignments can shift by event.

The Minnesota State Fairgrounds (1265 Snelling Ave N, St. Paul, MN 55108) runs August 27 through September 7, 2026 — 12 days, always ending on Labor Day — and draws close to two million visitors. That makes it one of the single busiest stretches of the year for Twin Cities party buses. Per the Minnesota State Fair on-site parking page, charter bus parking is available in a designated charter bus lot with prior authorization, with buses entering via Como Avenue at Hoyt Avenue W. Charter bus parking is free with prior authorization — email [email protected] before arrival.

Buses drop passengers at the Loop Gate on Como Avenue (Gate 9) before proceeding to charter bus parking. The fairgrounds' public lots fill quickly, so handle the charter bus authorization before your trip instead of relying on general parking availability. Book your party bus for State Fair weekend as early as possible — this is the highest-demand window of the entire year for the Twin Cities market, and availability disappears fast.

Valleyfair Amusement Park (1 Valleyfair Dr, Shakopee, MN 55379) has a designated bus and motorcoach area in the main parking lot, clearly marked with signage near the main entrance on Valleyfair Drive. Buses drop off and pick up in that designated oversized-vehicle section, and bus parking in that area is free. For groups of 20 or more, Valleyfair asks that you coordinate with Guest Services in advance — reach the group sales line at (952) 445-7600 before your visit.

Valleyfair is approximately 35 to 40 miles southwest of Woodbury via I-494, and the park operates late April through October with peak season running June through August. A party bus from Woodbury means everyone arrives together, the energy is already going before you hit the first ride, and nobody is stuck navigating I-494 on the way home after a full day at the park.

Book three to six months out for most Woodbury party bus trips, and stretch that to six months or more for the dates that fill the entire Twin Cities market at once. Prom season at Woodbury High School and East Ridge High School runs April through May — both schools draw from a large student population and party buses book out early across the whole east metro. Minnesota State Fair weekends (August 27 through September 7, 2026) are the single highest-demand stretch of the year.

Vikings home games at U.S. Bank Stadium run September through January, Twins home season runs April through September at Target Field, and New Year's Eve is the second-busiest night of the year. Summer weekends in June, July, and August fill quickly for bachelorette parties, birthday trips, and lake-day runs. The earlier you lock in your date, the more bus options you have and the better the pricing.

Waiting until the last minute almost always means higher rates and fewer choices — call 651-427-6250 right now to hold your date!