Rent a Bus to CU Events Center: The Complete CU Events Center Transportation Guide

Six Things to Know Before Game Night at CU Events Center

• According to CU Parking & Transportation Services, event parking on the CU Boulder campus requires a valid event parking permit, purchased in advance or at pay stations when available. On a sold-out Buffaloes night, showing up without one means circling — not finding a spot.
• CU Events Center seats 11,064 and sits at the southeastern corner of the CU Boulder campus at 950 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309. It has been home to CU Buffaloes men's basketball since 1979 and volleyball since 1988, and also hosts commencement ceremonies and touring concerts.
• US-36 westbound between Denver and Boulder is one of the most congested corridors in Colorado on weekday evenings. CDOT data puts westbound delays through Broomfield and the Interlocken interchange between 15 and 45 minutes from 4pm to 7pm — the exact window most winter tip-offs begin.
• Rideshare surge pricing hits hardest immediately after a sold-out game when 11,000 fans open the same apps at the same time. A charter bus skips the queue entirely: your transportation provider stages nearby during the event and picks the whole group up in one spot at one agreed time.
• CU Boulder campus has restricted access roads and permit-enforced lots. A transportation provider familiar with the approach along Colorado Avenue and Regent Drive knows exactly where to drop your group and where to stage without a parking citation or a three-point turn on a one-lane campus road.
• RTD's Flatiron Flyer runs express service between Denver Union Station and the Boulder Transit Center, but the transit center is roughly 1.5 miles from CU Events Center. The last leg requires a connecting campus shuttle or a 25-minute walk — which on a 15-degree January night after a game is when most groups decide they should have booked the bus.

Why Rent a Bus to CU Events Center?

Getting a big group from Denver, Broomfield, or anywhere on the Front Range to Boulder on a winter weeknight is manageable until it isn't. Coordinating carpools from Arvada, Thornton, and Highlands Ranch puts five different transportation providers into US-36 traffic at 5pm, with five different opinions about which exit to take and where to park. By the time the convoy sorts itself out, it's the second quarter.

Rent a charter bus, minibus, or party bus and the whole group leaves from one address, rides together, and arrives at the same door at the same time. The built-in designated driver means no one is nursing a soda through overtime because they drew the short straw. And when the buzzer sounds and 11,000 fans are heading for the exits at once, your bus is staged nearby and ready — not circling Regent Drive at 10pm or flagging down a surge-priced rideshare that says four minutes but arrives twelve.

Pickup can be a hotel in downtown Denver, an office in Broomfield, a neighborhood in Louisville, or anywhere along the Front Range corridor. The drop is right on the south edge of campus along Colorado Avenue, steps from the arena entrance, and the vehicle is waiting on the post-game return trip. Renting a charter bus, party bus, or minibus to CU Events Center (950 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309) with Bouldercharterbuscompany.com means your group gets there together, cheers together, and goes home together — no convoy, no parking garage argument, no one sitting alone in a rideshare waiting for the rest of the group to appear.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at CU Events Center

Charter buses serving CU Events Center drop off and pick up along Colorado Avenue on the south side of the building. That is the short answer, and the rest of this section covers what it means for your group on event night.

CU Events Center anchors the southeastern corner of campus, with Regent Drive running along its north side and Colorado Avenue along the south. Colorado Avenue is the natural approach for vehicles coming off US-36 eastbound into Boulder — the drop-off flow puts your group steps from the main arena entrance without touching the permit-only interior campus grid. CU Parking & Transportation Services is the authoritative source on current drop-off zones and any game-night road restrictions for your specific date.

For large events, CU PTS may designate specific staging areas or restrict certain campus roads. Folsom Field — the football stadium — sits immediately adjacent to the west, so on dates when both venues are active, the road network between them tightens considerably. A private charter bus gives your transportation provider the flexibility to confirm the best drop point for your event date and adapt to a road closure, which is something a rideshare transportation provider is not going to do in the moment.

After drop-off, the bus does not sit at the curb. It stages in an approved area nearby during the game and returns at the agreed pickup time — which means you agree on a specific meeting point and a post-game time before anyone walks through the gates, not in the exit-crowd chaos after the final buzzer.

Getting to CU Events Center: Every Access Point

CU Events Center draws fans from Denver, Boulder, and the entire Front Range, and each group's starting point shapes which approach and drop-off makes the most sense. Whether your group is coming from downtown Denver, a suburb along US-36, or flying into Denver International Airport, the options below are where that trip actually begins and ends — with the address, the map, the rule that governs it, and the source that publishes that rule.

CU Events Center — Charter Bus Drop-Off

Charter buses drop off along Colorado Avenue on the south side of CU Events Center, per the campus vehicle access approach managed by CU Parking & Transportation Services. The arena seats 11,064 and hosts CU Buffaloes men's and women's basketball, volleyball, commencement, and concerts. Folsom Field sits immediately to the west, which means the road network between the two fills fast on any date when football and basketball overlap in the campus calendar.

• Drop-Off & Pickup: Colorado Avenue, south side of CU Events Center
• Nearest Parking Structure: Euclid Autopark, approximately 0.25 miles from the arena entrance at Regent Drive and Euclid Ave
• Event Parking: permit required; purchase through CU PTS in advance or at pay stations when available
• Note: campus road access shifts by event size and by whether Folsom Field is also in use; confirm on the CU PTS events parking page before your date

Address: 950 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309

Euclid Autopark — Main Visitor Parking Structure

The Euclid Autopark is the main multi-level parking structure on the CU Boulder campus and serves as the primary visitor parking option for Events Center events. It sits roughly a quarter mile from the arena entrance — a manageable walk on a clear October evening, and a much longer one in icy January conditions at 5,430 feet of elevation. Standard event parking rates and current hours are published by CU Parking & Transportation Services and vary by event.

Charter buses do not park in the visitor structure; they stage in approved large-vehicle areas or nearby streets, which is one more reason a bus changes your evening from the moment you leave the Front Range.

• Distance to arena: approximately 0.25 miles
• Parking type: multi-level visitor structure
• Permit: required; available through CU PTS or at pay stations when available
• Note: fills early on sold-out game nights; if driving, plan to arrive at least 90 minutes before tip-off

RTD Flatiron Flyer — Express Bus from Denver

RTD's Flatiron Flyer runs express service between Denver Union Station and the Boulder Transit Center (3335 Airport Rd, Boulder, CO 80301). It is an option for one or two people without gear. For a group, the math turns fast.

The transit center is roughly 1.5 miles from CU Events Center, which means a connecting local bus or a 25-minute walk to the arena — and the same 25 minutes back, at 10pm, on a night that may be 19°F. Groups with kids, youth athletes with equipment, or anyone staying for the full game tend to trade the transit leg for a bus that goes door to door. See Boulder group transportation services for the comparison.

• Denver Union Station to Boulder Transit Center: approximately 35–50 minutes
• Gap to CU Events Center: ~1.5 miles
• Connecting options: RTD HOP route or CU campus shuttle (confirm schedules on the RTD trip planner for your game date)
• Works best for: 1–4 people, no gear, flexible on post-game timing

Denver International Airport — Airport-to-Event Runs

Denver International Airport (DEN) is roughly 50 miles from CU Events Center via E-470 westbound to US-36. Off-peak, that drive runs 55 to 70 minutes. During the weekday afternoon rush, US-36 through the Interlocken and Broomfield corridor pushes that to 90 minutes or more.

Groups flying in for a weekend series, a sold-out concert, or graduation weekend find a single charter bus pickup at DEN baggage claim far simpler than splitting across rideshares with luggage on a Friday. For the specifics of coordinating a charter bus pickup at DEN, see Boulder airport transportation.

• Distance: ~50 miles via E-470 and US-36
• Off-peak drive: 55–70 minutes
• Rush-hour drive: 90–120 minutes
• Charter bus staging at DEN: commercial vehicle staging area, separate from the standard cell phone lot; coordinate the exact terminal pickup zone with your transportation provider before wheels down

Getting to CU Events Center: Every Transportation Option Compared

Five options get a Front Range group to Boulder on a game night. They are not close on cost, timing, or how cold the wait is at the end of it. Straight answer: a private bus is not the right call for every group.

Here is each option, scored on what actually matters.

The honest read: for one or two people with transit passes and flexible post-game timing, the Flatiron Flyer is a reasonable call. Once your party grows past a few cars' worth of people, the coordination cost of separate vehicles — different arrival times, scattered parking, multiple fares, and the need for at least one person per car to drive home sober — tips decisively toward one bus. That is the group this guide is written for.

The cold factor gets undersold each time. Boulder's January average low is 19°F. A 25-minute walk from the Boulder Transit Center after a 9pm buzzer in sub-freezing temperatures is the moment groups decide they should have booked the bus. One vehicle, one pickup, everyone inside and warm in two minutes.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

A Sprinter handles up to 14 people, a minibus 15 to 35, a party bus 15 to 50, and a full-size charter bus 40 to 56. One size does not fit every trip — that is why the network carries a range of vehicles so your group is comfortable without paying for seats that sit empty. Here is how the fleet breaks down for a CU Events Center run.

Headcount and gear decide the vehicle, in that order. A youth basketball team making the trip from Denver with duffel bags and ball bags needs the undercarriage bays on a full-size coach. A corporate group of 18 heading to a client-appreciation game fits neatly on a 20-passenger minibus.

Alumni groups who want the pregame party to start the moment the bus pulls onto US-36 tend to land on a party bus, where the built-in bar, LED lighting, and Bluetooth sound system make the 45-minute ride as much of the evening as the game. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network at no extra charge — mention it when you request your quote.

CU Events Center Bus Rental Prices

Bouldercharterbuscompany.com gets you online pricing in under 30 seconds. There is no single sticker number, because the quote is built on four clear factors:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger coach and a 14-passenger Sprinter price differently for the same tip-off date.
• Total hours — how long the vehicle and transportation provider are dedicated to your group, covering the drive from your pickup location, the event window, and the return trip.
• Date and event — a sold-out Big 12 rivalry game in February prices differently than a Tuesday afternoon volleyball match.
• Mileage and route — a Broomfield pickup is a shorter run than a Colorado Springs origin.

For real ranges to anchor your estimate: Sprinter vans run $180–$310+/hour; 15–50 passenger party buses run $248–$426+/hour; 15–35 passenger minibuses run $180–$370+/hour; and 56-passenger charter buses run $205–$385+/hour or $1,650–$2,950+/day. Pricing varies by mileage, time of year, and vehicle type.

Once you divide the cost of one bus across 30, 40, or 56 people, the per-head rate routinely beats coordinating separate cars — each paying for gas up US-36, each needing an event parking permit that may already be sold out, and each adding someone to the chain who can't enjoy the game because they're driving home. One bus, one predictable quote, and the parking problem disappears entirely. Call 720-597-7100 any time for a free, personalized quote — or use the online tool and you'll have Boulder bus prices in under a minute.

Getting to CU Events Center: Routes, Traffic & Timing

US-36 westbound is the main artery from Denver to Boulder, and on a winter weeknight before a 7pm tip-off, it is reliably slow from Interlocken to Table Mesa Drive. CU Events Center sits on the south edge of campus, which means every vehicle coming from Denver is converging on the same corridor through Broomfield before Boulder city limits. Approximate distances and drive times from common pickup points, off-peak:

Event-day traffic is heavy and predictable. For a 7pm tip-off, buses leaving Denver at 5:30pm hit the worst of the US-36 slowdown through Broomfield. A 65-to-80-minute run from downtown Denver is realistic on a packed January game night.

Arriving before the lot queue forms — which means wheels in Boulder by 6pm for a 7pm game — is the move, and that means departure no later than 5:00pm from a downtown Denver pickup.

The upside of renting a bus: that headache belongs to a transportation provider who runs this corridor regularly, not to you. The approach route is built around the night's conditions, the pre-game timeline is factored in, and the bus is staged for pickup when your group walks out. Spend 30 seconds on one form and compare vehicles and online rates from a large network of bus companies serving Boulder in seconds!

Visiting CU Events Center From Out of Town? Airports and Hotels

For a rivalry game, a sold-out concert, or graduation weekend, part of your group is flying in — and a bus makes the airport-to-arena leg straightforward. The closest airport is Denver International Airport (DEN), roughly 50 miles east via E-470 and US-36. Off-peak, that's under 70 minutes.

During weeknight rush heading into Boulder, plan for 90 minutes or more. One charter bus collecting your whole group at the DEN terminal and running it straight to Boulder is simpler, warmer, and predictably timed compared to splitting everyone across rideshares at baggage claim on a January Friday with luggage involved.

For lodging, the 28th Street corridor in Boulder is the closest hotel cluster to campus — the Marriott Boulder, Hilton Garden Inn Boulder, and Embassy Suites Boulder are all roughly two miles from CU Events Center on the US-36 corridor through town. A bus that loops those hotels before tip-off and returns to them afterward is a natural fit for alumni weekends and corporate groups that want the whole party in the same zone. Groups based in Denver tend to use a morning pickup at the hotel or office and a late-night return as the standard format for a road game night.

How a Charter Bus Pickup Actually Works at DEN

A charter bus cannot idle at the terminal curb. Denver International enforces active loading and unloading only in the pickup lanes, and commercial vehicles operate under separate staging protocols from the standard cell phone lot.

At Denver International Airport, pre-arranged charter pickups use the commercial ground transportation zones per the airport's ground transportation guidance. The bus waits in an approved staging area until your group coordinator calls it forward — which means you wait inside the terminal until the last bag is in the last hand, then move to the curb together. A bus that pulls up before the group is assembled will be waved off and has to loop around again.

The protocol is the same each time: collect the whole group first, then call. For an international arrival, add 45 to 60 minutes for customs and baggage claim before calling, especially when the game is the destination and a 7pm tip-off is the deadline.

Tips for Renting a Bus to CU Events Center

The two things that catch groups out are campus parking enforcement and the arena's clear-bag policy. Below is what your group needs to know before packing:

• Event parking on campus requires a permit, and permits sell out. Pay-station visitor parking is available in some areas on event nights but is not guaranteed on sold-out games. Book the bus and remove the permit problem entirely.
• CU Events Center enforces a clear-bag policy. Per arena policy, bags must be clear plastic or vinyl no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″, or a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Verify the current policy on the CU Events Center arena information page before your visit.
• Gates typically open 60 minutes before tip-off. Confirm exact opening time on the CU Buffaloes website for your specific event, since concerts and commencement run different timelines.
• Boulder sits at 5,430 feet elevation. Out-of-town visitors from lower elevations should hydrate before and during the event. Altitude affects everyone differently, and an evening that starts with pregame drinks moves faster at a mile high than expected.
• Folsom Field sits directly adjacent to the west. On dates when football and basketball or volleyball overlap in the campus calendar, road access around the arena complex tightens significantly. Check the CU PTS events page if your date falls near a football Saturday.
• The arena runs cashless for most transactions. Have a card or mobile payment ready for concessions and merchandise.
• January nights in Boulder are cold. Dress for it. The walk from any campus surface lot to the arena entrance is exposed, and the line outside the gates before they open does not move fast. A bus that drops your group at the Colorado Avenue entrance makes that a non-issue.

What's at CU Events Center in 2026–2027

CU Events Center runs nearly year-round between basketball, volleyball, commencement, and touring concerts. The events that fill the US-36 corridor the fastest:

• CU Buffaloes Men's Basketball. The Big 12 Conference schedule runs from late November through early March. Home games against Kansas, Texas, and Kansas State draw the fullest arenas and the highest rideshare surge after the buzzer. Check the CU men's basketball schedule for home dates in the 2026–27 season.
• CU Buffaloes Women's Basketball. Women's basketball attendance at CU has grown steadily, and marquee Big 12 home matchups are drawing larger crowds year over year. See the CU women's basketball schedule for home dates.
• CU Buffaloes Volleyball. Volleyball has called CU Events Center home since 1988 and draws strong student attendance for Big 12 fall-season home matches (September through November). The arena configuration makes volleyball nights some of the loudest in the building.
• CU Spring Commencement. Graduation ceremonies at CU Events Center are the highest-demand period for shuttle bus service on the Boulder campus. Hotel rooms in Boulder book out months in advance. A chartered bus running hotel-to-arena-to-restaurant loops is how families with multiple guests handle commencement without three different parking situations and someone ending up on the wrong side of campus.
• Touring concerts. The 11,064-seat capacity puts CU Events Center in range for mid-size touring acts. Concert nights run on a different parking and drop-off plan than basketball; confirm on the CU Buffaloes official site for your show date.

Whichever event brings your group to Boulder, the booking logic is the same: lock in early. For sold-out Buffaloes rivalry games and commencement weekend in particular, the right-size vehicles go first. Call 720-597-7100 to lock in your date!

Types of Groups That Book Bus Rentals to CU Events Center

Different groups, same goal: rally the group once, and everyone arrives together, on time, without a hitch. The runs booked most often:

• Fan groups and alumni. Buffaloes supporters making the drive from Denver or Fort Collins for a Big 12 home game. One bus, one departure from the same parking lot, everyone in black and gold at the gate together — and no one sober and resentful on the way home because they lost the coin flip on who drives.
• Corporate and client groups. Companies using a Buffaloes game or a sold-out concert as a client-appreciation night or team outing. A minibus or charter bus picks everyone up from the office or a downtown Denver hotel, runs them to Boulder, and brings them back. Nobody has to drive, nobody worries about parking, and the outing feels like an outing instead of a logistics project. See Boulder corporate event transportation.
• Youth sports teams and school groups. A travel basketball team from Denver making the trip for a tournament game, or a high school group visiting CU for a campus event. A 40-to-56-passenger charter bus keeps coaches, parents, and players on one vehicle and gets everyone home safely after a late-night road trip. See Boulder school event transportation.
• Graduation family groups. CU commencement draws families from out of state with multiple adults, luggage, and dinner reservations after the ceremony. A private shuttle between a Boulder hotel, the arena, and the restaurant keeps everyone together without three separate parking situations and someone ending up on the wrong side of Regent Drive.
• Concert groups. For touring acts at the arena, a Boulder concert bus rental takes the group to the entrance and picks everyone up after the encore — no one circling campus in the dark waiting for a rideshare that says three minutes and arrives eleven.

How to Book a Bus and Plan Your Pickup for CU Events Center

Booking a bus to CU Events Center takes three steps:

1. Request a quote with your group size, pickup location, event date, and how much pre-game lead time you want before the arena opens.
2. Confirm the vehicle and the drop point. The right bus gets locked in and the Colorado Avenue drop zone confirmed for your event date, with any campus road restrictions for that night already accounted for.
3. Set your pickup window. You agree on the post-game pickup time and meeting point before anyone walks through the gates — not in the post-buzzer crowd with 11,000 people heading for the same exits at once.

How many hours should the bus be booked for? Work from both ends of the day. Gates open approximately 60 minutes before tip-off, and most Front Range groups want to arrive 30 to 45 minutes before that.

Add travel time from your pickup location at both ends — the drive up US-36 and the drive back — and a post-game buffer before the last drop-off. A Denver-origin run for a 7pm tip-off typically works out to five to seven hours of total bus commitment from pickup to final drop-off. That block of hours is what the quote is built on, which is why a game-night trip is priced as a block rather than a one-way fare.

One detail that trips up groups with mixed arrivals: if part of your group is driving up independently and part is on the bus, set a single meeting point inside the arena before tip-off and stick to it. Do not count on a post-game phone call working through an exit crowd of 11,000 people. The bus group agrees on its pickup spot and meeting time before anyone walks in.

Frequently Asked Questions About CU Events Center Bus Rentals

Where does a charter bus drop off at CU Events Center?

Charter buses drop off and pick up along Colorado Avenue on the south side of CU Events Center at 950 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309. This puts your group steps from the main arena entrance without navigating the permit-required interior campus grid. Confirm current drop-off access for your specific event date on the CU Parking & Transportation events page, since road access can shift for large events and on dates when Folsom Field is also in use.

How much does a bus to CU Events Center cost?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, date, and mileage. As a guide: Sprinter vans run $180–$310+/hour; party buses (15–50 passengers) run $248–$426+/hour; minibuses (15–35 passengers) run $180–$370+/hour; and 56-passenger charter buses run $205–$385+/hour or $1,650–$2,950+/day. An online quote for your exact trip takes under 30 seconds.

Call 720-597-7100 or use the online tool anytime.

Why did my quotes come back at different prices?

Different companies price the same itinerary differently based on where their vehicles are based, what else they have on the calendar for that night, and demand on your specific date. Bouldercharterbuscompany.com is a quote-comparison website, not a bus company — it doesn't own the vehicles, and transportation is provided by independent operators. Two quotes for the same 30-passenger minibus on the same game night can differ because two different operators are behind them. Comparing beats taking the first number you find.

Who am I actually booking with?

Not this website. Bouldercharterbuscompany.com is an advertising and quote-comparison website, not a local bus company — it doesn't own any vehicles. Transportation is provided by independent operators and booked through a national booking platform. What you get here is the comparison: vehicles, amenities, and rates for your CU Events Center date, side by side, from companies serving Boulder and the Front Range.

What size bus does my group need?

Headcount decides it first. A Sprinter handles up to 14 people, a minibus 15 to 35, a party bus 15 to 50, and a full-size charter bus 40 to 56. For youth sports teams with gear, the undercarriage bays on a 40-to-56-passenger coach are often the deciding factor — equipment bags ride below while athletes sit above.

For a corporate group of 18, a 20-passenger minibus is the right size. For alumni who want the celebration to start the moment the bus rolls onto US-36, the party bus with the built-in bar and sound system makes the drive itself part of the night.

Is there public transit to CU Events Center from Denver?

Yes — RTD's Flatiron Flyer runs express between Denver Union Station and Boulder. The catch is the last mile: the Boulder Transit Center sits about 1.5 miles from CU Events Center, requiring a connecting campus shuttle or a walk. On a clear October afternoon, that is workable.

On a 15-degree January night after a game, it is when most groups with more than four people decide they should have booked the bus. A charter bus picks your whole group up at one address and drops it at another with no transfers, no cold walks, and no missed last runs.

When should I book a bus to CU Events Center?

Book three to four weeks out for regular-season Buffaloes games and volleyball matches. For sold-out rivalry games, graduation weekend, and concerts that sell out the arena, book as soon as the date is confirmed — six to eight weeks or more is not too early. Boulder is a smaller market than Denver, and the Front Range's supply of large vehicles fills across multiple demand peaks simultaneously.

Waiting until the week of a sold-out game means higher rates or nothing left in the right size.

Can the bus wait for our group during the event?

Yes. The bus is booked as a block of hours covering the full event window — the drive up, the game, and the drive back. your transportation provider stages nearby during the event and returns to the agreed pickup spot at the agreed time. The full day is in the booking, so nobody is calling for a bus at 10pm hoping one shows up.

Are ADA-accessible buses available for CU Events Center trips?

Yes. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network at no extra charge — mention the need when you request your quote and give at least 48 hours' notice before departure. The CU Events Center has ADA-accessible seating and entrances; confirm specific accessible entry details on the CU Events Center arena information page.

What to Know If You Go

Every vital in one block, each already sourced above.

• Address: 950 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309
• Capacity: 11,064
• Teams: CU Buffaloes men's basketball (since 1979), women's basketball, volleyball (since 1988)
• Conference: Big 12
• Elevation: 5,430 feet
• Charter bus drop-off: Colorado Avenue, south side of CU Events Center
• Main parking structure: Euclid Autopark, ~0.25 miles from arena entrance
• Event parking: permit required; purchase through CU Parking & Transportation Services in advance
• Clear-bag policy: clear plastic or vinyl, no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″; small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″
• Gates open: approximately 60 minutes before tip-off (confirm per event on the CU Buffaloes site)
• RTD service: Flatiron Flyer, Denver Union Station to Boulder Transit Center (~1.5 miles from arena)
• DEN to CU Events Center: ~50 miles via E-470 and US-36; 55–90 minutes depending on traffic
• US-36 rush hour: 15–45-minute westbound delays between 4pm and 7pm on weekdays
• Rideshare note: surge pricing spikes immediately after sold-out events; plan the return trip on the bus, not the app

Confirm current details against the CU Buffaloes official site and CU Parking & Transportation before your date — campus access and lot assignments can shift for large events or when multiple venues are active. Fill out one form and compare vehicles and rates from different bus companies serving Boulder in seconds!

Book Your CU Events Center Bus Today

The right ride to Boulder is one form away. Whether it is a large alumni group for a Big 12 rivalry night at 950 Regent Drive, a corporate team outing for a Buffaloes tip-off, a youth sports team making the trip from Denver with gear in tow, or a family arriving from out of state for CU commencement, Bouldercharterbuscompany.com makes it easy to compare party buses, charter buses, minibuses, and Sprinter vans serving the Front Range and Boulder corridor. Your group drops on Colorado Avenue while the caravan crowd is still circling Regent Drive looking for a permit that sold out last week.

Call 720-597-7100 or use the 30-second online quote tool today to lock in your CU Events Center bus rental!