Charter Bus Parking & Dropoff Guide to Kenosha, Wisconsin Sports Venues & Arenas
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American Family Field (Home of the Milwaukee Brewers)
With a private Kenosha sporting event charter bus rental, getting your fan group or little league roster up to Milwaukee for a Brewers game is a total home run! Located at 1 Brewers Way, Milwaukee, WI 53214, American Family Field features a famous retractable fan-shaped roof and one of the best tailgating scenes in baseball. Instead of splitting into a caravan of cars, your whole group can ride together from Kenosha with coolers stored neatly beneath the bus. Here is how your driver will navigate the ballpark on game day.
Major Roadways to American Family Field
Your driver will head north from Kenosha along I-94 West/North before merging onto I-894/I-41 Bypass or continuing straight to I-94 West into Milwaukee. From there, Brewers Way (Miller Park Way / WI-175) feeds directly into the stadium’s designated bus lanes.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at American Family Field
If your charter bus is only dropping off and picking up without staying to park, your driver will follow signage off I-94 or Canal Street to the designated shuttle drop-off zone in the Uecker Lot on the east side of the ballpark. Make sure your group unloads quickly, as stadium traffic staff strictly enforce active loading and unloading rules along the curb. After the final out, gather your entire group near the Home Plate Gate or the Uecker Lot walkway before calling your driver to pull in. Once everyone is together, you can hop right aboard and skip the long rideshare lines!
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at American Family Field
Oversized vehicle and charter bus parking is located in the Uecker Lot, accessed via Canal Street or Selig Drive. Advance bus parking passes are strongly recommended through the Brewers ticket office, and tailgating is permitted right beside your motorcoach! If your bus is waiting off-site during the game, your driver can stage along commercial stretches near downtown Milwaukee or West Allis.
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
Game-day congestion builds quickly along I-94, WI-175, and National Avenue starting two hours before first pitch, especially when weekday evening games overlap with Milwaukee rush hour. Plan to leave Kenosha at least two and a half hours before game time so your group has plenty of time to tailgate and clear security. After the game, Milwaukee police direct outgoing bus traffic onto Canal Street and I-94 East/South for a smooth ride home.
Fiserv Forum (Home of the Milwaukee Bucks)
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Major Roadways to Fiserv Forum
Groups traveling north from Kenosha take I-94 West/North straight into downtown Milwaukee and merge onto I-43 North or I-794 East. From there, exit at McKinley Avenue, Kilbourn Avenue, or 6th Street to reach the arena perimeter. Your driver can also use Vel R. Phillips Avenue and Juneau Avenue for direct downtown approach routes.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Fiserv Forum
Charter buses can drop off and pick up passengers along the designated commercial curb on North 6th Street between West McKinley Avenue and West Juneau Avenue, just steps from the main plaza. Because city ordinances prohibit curbside idling for more than five minutes, have your entire group gathered outside the Johnson Controls Entrance before texting your driver for pickup.
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Fiserv Forum
The 5th Street Parking Structure and Highland Structure have height clearances that cannot fit full-size motorcoaches. Instead, charter buses park in designated oversized surface spaces along North 6th Street, West McKinley Avenue, or nearby surface lots near the Baird Center. We recommend reserving oversized bus parking ahead of time through Fiserv Forum guest services.
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
The pedestrian plaza along Vel R. Phillips Avenue and portions of Juneau Avenue close to all vehicle traffic before and after Bucks games and major concerts. Heavy congestion is common at the Marquette Interchange where I-94, I-43, and I-794 meet, so pad your schedule with an extra 30 to 45 minutes on weeknights. After the final buzzer, walking one block west to North 6th Street makes boarding your bus fast and easy.
Lambeau Field (Home of the Green Bay Packers)
Let a driver handle the two-and-a-half-hour haul north from Kenosha so your whole group can cheer on the Green Bay Packers at historic Lambeau Field! Located at 1265 Lombardi Ave, Green Bay, WI 54304, the iconic "Frozen Tundra" is a bucket-list road trip for football fans across Wisconsin. Whether you book a 56-passenger charter bus with an onboard restroom or a party bus with flat-screen TVs, the tailgate starts the moment you leave Kenosha!
Major Roadways to Lambeau Field
Your bus will travel north from Kenosha on I-94 through Milwaukee and continue north on I-43 or I-41 straight into Green Bay. From I-41, exit onto Lombardi Avenue (Exit 167) or Oneida Street for direct stadium access.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Lambeau Field
Charter buses can unload passengers along the designated curb zones on Oneida Street on the east side of the stadium or along Ridge Road on the west side. Because Green Bay police restrict traffic near the gates as kickoff approaches, active loading and unloading must be completed quickly. Coordinate a clear post-game meeting spot near the Oneida Nation Gate or the Titletown District so everyone boards together.
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Lambeau Field
Dedicated motorcoach and RV parking is available in the Lambeau Field Lots (must be reserved well in advance for the season) as well as the nearby Resch Center / Brown County Veterans Memorial Complex lots along Armed Forces Drive and Oneida Street. Several private commercial lots along Holmgren Way and Potts Avenue also sell game-day charter bus parking passes where your group can tailgate right next to the bus. Your driver will stay with the vehicle in your reserved lot until your group is ready to head back to Kenosha.
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
Sections of Lombardi Avenue, Oneida Street, and Armed Forces Drive experience heavy police traffic control and lane reversals up to four hours before kickoff and two hours after the game. Plan to depart Kenosha at least four to five hours before kickoff so your group beats the I-41 bottleneck and enjoys full tailgating time.
Soldier Field (Home of the Chicago Bears)
For Kenosha sports fans heading south across the state line, renting a bus to Soldier Field is the easiest way to catch a Chicago Bears game, a Chicago Fire FC match, or a massive stadium concert! Situated along the lakefront at 1410 Special Olympics Dr, Chicago, IL 60605, Soldier Field sits about 65 miles south of Kenosha. Instead of paying sky-high Chicago parking fees across multiple cars or navigating Metra train transfers, your group gets dropped off right near the Museum Campus gates. Check out our long-distance charter bus rentals to keep everyone comfortable on the ride down I-94!
Major Roadways to Soldier Field
From Kenosha, your driver will take I-94 East (Tri-State Tollway / Edens Expressway) into downtown Chicago via I-90/94 (Kennedy Expressway). From there, take I-55 North (Stevenson Expressway) directly to U.S. Route 41 / DuSable Lake Shore Drive and exit at 18th Street or McFetridge Drive. Your driver handles all Illinois Tollway logistics along the way.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Soldier Field
On Bears game days and major event dates, charter buses drop passengers off at the designated 18th Street turnaround just west of DuSable Lake Shore Drive, a short walk from the south gates. Chicago enforces a strict three-minute commercial engine idling limit, so have your gear ready for a fast exit at the curb. After the event, charter buses stage for pickup either at the McCormick Place Marshalling Yard or near the intersection of Balbo Drive and Columbus Drive. Confirm your exact post-game meeting spot with your driver before heading into the stadium.
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Soldier Field
Pre-paid oversized vehicle and charter bus parking is located at the McCormick Place Truck Marshalling Yard (at 31st Street and DuSable Lake Shore Drive, entered via Moe Drive) and the Adler Planetarium Surface Lot at 1300 S. Linn White Dr. Both lots accommodate full-size 56-passenger motorcoaches and allow tailgating in designated areas on Bears game days.
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
During Bears games and stadium concerts, Chicago traffic control closes 18th Street, Waldron Drive, McFetridge Drive, and Special Olympics Drive to general vehicle traffic without proper passes. Heavy congestion builds along the Kennedy Expressway (I-90/94) and DuSable Lake Shore Drive starting three hours before kickoff. We recommend departing Kenosha at least three and a half hours before your event start time. After the final whistle, allow 30 to 45 minutes for pedestrian crowds to clear Museum Campus before meeting your bus.
Wrigley Field (Home of the Chicago Cubs)
You can skip the cramped Red Line trains and impossible neighborhood street parking in Lakeview when you book a private charter bus or 25-passenger minibus from Kenosha to Wrigley Field! Located at 1060 W. Addison St, Chicago, IL 60613, the historic "Friendly Confines" is just over an hour south of Kenosha, making it a favorite day trip for corporate outings, family reunions, and baseball fans. Your driver navigates the bustling Wrigleyville streets while your group relaxes in air-conditioned comfort. Here is everything you need to know about charter bus logistics at the ballpark.
Major Roadways to Wrigley Field
Your driver will head south from Kenosha on I-94 East (Edens Expressway) toward Chicago. From I-94, buses exit at Irving Park Road (IL-19 / Exit 45A) and travel approximately four miles east straight toward Clark Street. Alternate routes use U.S. Route 41 (DuSable Lake Shore Drive) to the Irving Park Road exit.
Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pickup at Wrigley Field
The City of Chicago designates official charter bus loading, unloading, and staging zones along Irving Park Road just east of Clark Street (between Clark Street and Seminary Avenue), about two blocks north of the ballpark. Drivers must remain inside their vehicles at all times while in the Irving Park Road bus zone and adhere to Chicago’s three-minute anti-idling ordinance. Because post-game crowds around Gallagher Way and the Wrigley Field Marquee are packed wall to wall, gather your entire group at the corner of Clark Street and Irving Park Road before calling your driver. That way, everyone steps right onto the bus together without waiting around!
Charter Bus Parking & Waiting at Wrigley Field
During the game, charter buses can stage along the designated Irving Park Road commercial bus corridor or relocate to the Cubs’ free remote lot at 3900 N. Rockwell St (just east of the Chicago River off Irving Park Road). Larger motorcoaches can also park near the Lincoln Park Zoo / Cannon Drive oversized bus area along the lakefront.
Event-Day Closures & Traffic
Starting two hours before first pitch and lasting until one hour after the final out, Chicago Police close Addison Street (from Racine to Halsted), Clark Street (from Newport/Sheffield to Grace), Waveland Avenue, and Sheffield Avenue around the stadium footprint. Neighborhood residential streets require local residential permits and strictly prohibit commercial buses. Leaving Kenosha two and a half to three hours before game time ensures your bus reaches Irving Park Road well ahead of the Wrigleyville road closures.
Quick Tips for Kenosha, Wisconsin Game-Day Charter Bus Groups
Don’t let stadium traffic or strict commercial curb rules slow down your game day! Keep your whole group together before calling your driver to the pickup zone, pack stadium-approved clear bags, and book your bus rental early for peak Brewers, Bucks, Packers, Bears, and Cubs matchups.