Rent a Bus to Prudential Center: The Complete Transportation Guide

TLDR: Prudential Center sits in the heart of downtown Newark — event-night parking runs $25–$45 per car, the Route 21 corridor locks up for miles before a sold-out game or show, and post-game rideshare surges activate the moment 18,000 fans hit the exits at once — one party bus or charter bus picks your whole group up in Woodbridge, drops everyone at the Mulberry Street entrance plaza, and has the ride home handled before the opening puck drop.

If you've ever been to a Devils playoff game at Prudential Center — "The Rock," as anyone who grew up making that drive from Central Jersey calls it — you already know the specific texture of event-night Newark. McCarter Highway (Route 21) turns into a parking lot from the arena ramps back toward the Route 1&9 interchange. The garage on Mulberry Street fills within 90 minutes of a big game's start.

And when the final buzzer sounds and 18,000 people all try to leave at once, every rideshare app inside a two-mile radius flips to surge pricing at exactly the same moment. Getting a group of 20 or 30 people in and out of downtown Newark — together, at the same door, without someone getting turned around on Lafayette Street — is the problem a party bus or charter bus rental solves cleanly. One vehicle picks your group up at one address, drops everyone at the arena door, and is staged for the ride home before the first period ends.

Below is the ground-level guide to exactly how that works — where the bus drops off, where it stages while you're inside, what drives the price, and what you need to know about Newark's traffic and transit picture before your next group trip to Prudential Center. The Woodbridge sporting event transportation page covers the full picture; this guide goes deep on the arena itself.

Why Rent a Bus to Prudential Center?

Newark's downtown geography is what makes group transportation at Prudential Center genuinely complicated in a way that suburban arenas are not. The venue sits at 25 Lafayette Street in the middle of a dense street grid — excellent for walkability from the transit hub, but surrounded by blocks that lock up during events and offer no sprawling surface-lot complex where a caravan of cars can all park together. Garages on Mulberry Street and along Market Street price event nights at $25–$45 per car, fill within the first hour or two before a sold-out show, and have exit queues that stack back onto cross streets when the game ends.

For a couple coming from Jersey City on the PATH, that transit setup is genuinely excellent. For a group of 25 driving up from Woodbridge, Edison, or New Brunswick, the math shifts entirely. You're looking at multiple rideshares with different ETAs, a parking search where three cars might land in three different lots four blocks apart, and a post-game rideshare queue on Lafayette Street where the surge multiplier starts the second the horn sounds.

A single group transportation arrangement replaces every one of those moving parts with one coordinated pickup and one drop-off at the main entrance — plus a built-in ride home that doesn't require anyone to stay sober to drive.

Charter Bus Drop-Off and Pickup at Prudential Center

Buses dropping groups at Prudential Center use Mulberry Street — the main pedestrian corridor that runs along the arena's south and west side and connects directly to the main entrance plaza. Mulberry Street is the same approach most fans take walking from Newark Penn Station, which means your group steps off the bus at the door rather than navigating an unfamiliar block pattern. After drop-off, the bus stages off-site — the tight downtown grid doesn't allow coaches to wait curbside for the duration of a game or show — and returns for a pre-arranged post-game pickup at the agreed meeting point.

Setting that meeting point before your group goes in is the single most important pre-game logistics step: with 18,000 people using multiple exits at once, "meet at the bus" is a much cleaner instruction than "I'll text you."

For some high-demand events, the City of Newark enforces no-standing zones on the Lafayette Street block immediately surrounding the arena, which is why the exact approach is confirmed for your specific event date when you book. The official Prudential Center plan-your-visit page also occasionally posts event-specific traffic guidance for major shows and playoff games — worth a look before your date.

Where the Bus Stages While You're at the Event

Downtown Newark's street grid doesn't permit oversized vehicles to wait curbside near the arena for the duration of a 2.5-hour hockey game or a 3-hour concert. Buses serving Prudential Center events typically stage in surface lots in the Ironbound district east of Route 21 or coordinate with commercial vehicle areas closer to Newark Penn Station. The exact staging arrangement is worked out in advance when you book — it's not something figured out on Mulberry Street after drop-off, especially on a sold-out night when multiple buses may be running the same corridor.

That pre-game coordination is part of what transportation providers serving the Woodbridge area build into the arrangement from the start.

Parking Near Prudential Center: What Groups Learn the Hard Way

Newark arena parking surprises groups who haven't done the downtown drive before. Here's what the experience actually looks like on a sold-out night.

The closest garages and surface lots — primarily on Mulberry Street, Market Street, and along McCarter Highway — charge $25–$45 per car for events, and they fill within the first 90 minutes before game time on high-demand dates. A group that drove four cars from Woodbridge is already at $100–$180 just in parking before anyone's had a drink, and there's no guarantee all four cars park within walking distance of each other. On marquee concert nights and Devils playoff games, the immediate-area lots sell out, and latecomers end up blocks east of the arena in spots they found by circling.

After the event, the exit queue from the Mulberry Street garages stacks back onto the cross streets while officers clear pedestrians. Rideshare surge pricing activates almost immediately after a sold-out event — the demand spike is instant and well-documented by anyone who's tried to get an app car on a February playoff night in Newark. A group that split into five separate cars is now managing five different post-game pickup points, five surge-pricing situations, and five separate ETA windows, while the crowd clears around them.

One bus replaces all of it for a single flat arrangement — one rate, one departure point, one ride home.

Every Way to Get to Prudential Center, Compared

This site compares transportation options, so let's be direct: a private bus isn't the right call for every group. Here's how each option actually performs depending on where you're coming from and how many people you're moving.

For one to four people coming from Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, or Manhattan, the PATH and NJ Transit options are genuinely excellent — fast, inexpensive, and no parking involved. The Newark Light Rail's Washington Street station puts you closest to the arena door. There's no financial case for a private bus for those groups.

The calculation flips once you're moving two or three cars' worth of people, or when the group is starting in Central Jersey — Woodbridge, Edison, New Brunswick, Piscataway — where the transit option requires driving to a station, parking at the station, and then navigating NJ Transit schedules on both ends. At that point you're already doing logistics. One bus simplifies the entire chain into a single phone call.

NJ Transit, PATH, and Newark Light Rail: The Details

NJ Transit to Newark Penn Station. Newark Penn Station (Raymond Plaza W, Newark, NJ 07102) is served by the Northeast Corridor, North Jersey Coast Line, and Morris & Essex Lines, among others. For groups from Woodbridge, the North Jersey Coast Line or Northeast Corridor provides the most direct connection.

NJ Transit occasionally adds post-game service on major Devils nights — check the official NJ Transit site for schedules on your specific date, since post-game frequency varies by event. The walk from Newark Penn to Prudential Center is approximately 0.3–0.4 miles, roughly 7–10 minutes through the pedestrian corridor heading northwest.

PATH to Newark Penn Station. PATH runs from New York Penn Station, World Trade Center, Hoboken, and Journal Square to Newark Penn for a $2.50 flat fare. For guests joining from New York City, PATH is the obvious approach.

Post-game, the Newark Penn platforms fill quickly after a sold-out event, but trains run frequently enough that most groups wait 10–15 minutes at most. The key is getting your group to agree on a specific platform meeting point before the arena empties.

Newark Light Rail — Washington Street station. The closest transit stop to Prudential Center is the Washington Street station on the Newark Light Rail, which puts you within a short walk of the arena's main entrance. Light rail connects to Newark Penn Station for easy transfers from NJ Transit or PATH.

The practical limitation: service frequency post-event can feel sparse when 18,000 people are all trying to move at the same moment. Check the NJ Transit Light Rail schedule for your date before you count on it as the post-game solution.

Every transit option has one shared constraint: your group needs to move in the same window, catch the same train, and successfully regroup at Newark Penn before and after the event. Lose one person in the post-game crowd on Broad Street and the whole group is standing on a platform waiting. A private bus sets one meeting point and one departure time — the group is together from Central Jersey pickup to Mulberry Street drop and all the way home, no mid-trip reunion required.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

Group size and what the evening looks like beyond the arena are the two things that settle the vehicle question. Through the booking network this site connects you to, you're never paying for empty seats — there's a match for every headcount. Here's how the full vehicle lineup maps to a Prudential Center run.

For most Devils fan groups and birthday outings, a party bus or minibus is the right call — the on-board amenities carry the energy from a Woodbridge pickup all the way through the Newark approach and back. For larger corporate or community groups, or anyone making a longer round trip, a full-size charter bus provides the undercarriage space and onboard restroom that make a 60–90 minute round trip comfortable. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the booking network — note your needs when you request estimates.

Prudential Center Bus Rental Prices

Getting a quote through this site takes under 30 seconds — you see the all-inclusive number before you commit to anything. What shapes it:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a Sprinter limo are different rates.
• Total hours — the full block your group holds the vehicle, including pre-game and post-game staging time.
• Date and demand — a mid-season Tuesday Devils game prices differently than a playoff night or a sold-out concert.
• Pickup location and distance — a Woodbridge pickup is a different run than coordinating multiple stops across Edison and Perth Amboy.

To give you an idea — ballpark ranges, not locked-in rates: Sprinter limos and vans run $150–$400/hour; small party buses (15–20 passengers) run $150–$300/hour; mid-size party buses (20–30 passengers) run $200–$400/hour; larger party buses and minibuses (35–50 passengers) run $250–$500/hour; and full-size charter buses run $130–$280/hour or $1,100–$2,200/day. Actual pricing varies by mileage, date, demand, and vehicle type — every quote is all-inclusive. See the Woodbridge party bus prices page for more context, or call 848-999-8770 any time for a free quote at no obligation.

Once you split one bus across 25, 35, or 50 people, the per-head cost regularly comes out below what everyone would have paid driving separately. A group of 30 people in six cars to a sold-out Devils game is $150–$270 in event parking alone — before gas, before one car loses the group on Route 21, and before half the people in each car can't drink because they're the one getting everyone home. One flat rate replaces all of it.

A Game-Night Scenario

To give you an idea: a group of 28 people from Woodbridge books a 30-passenger party bus for a mid-January Devils home game. Pickup at 5:00 PM, Mulberry Street drop by 6:15 PM — about 90 minutes before the 7:00 PM puck drop. The group grabs dinner in the Ironbound district on Ferry Street while the bus stages nearby, then walks the few blocks to the arena for the game.

Post-game pickup at 10:00 PM at the agreed Mulberry Street meeting point. A 5-hour all-inclusive rental at that size might come to $1,400–$1,800 — roughly $50–$65 per person — with the round trip, the staging window, and the post-game ride home all included. Six separate cars to the same game in the Mulberry Street area would have run the group $150–$270 in parking alone, on top of separate gas and the designated-driver problem in every vehicle.

Getting to Prudential Center from Woodbridge and Central Jersey

Prudential Center is about 20 miles north of Woodbridge, and the route is clear off-peak. Event nights are a different story. Here are the common approaches and realistic drive times:

Those off-peak numbers extend significantly on event nights. The main approach from the south is the Garden State Parkway north to Exit 13A or 14, then Route 1&9 north connecting to McCarter Highway (Route 21) into downtown Newark. Route 21 is the primary artery running along the arena's eastern edge, and it backs up from the arena ramps to the Route 1&9 merge on sold-out nights — sometimes for 30 to 45 additional minutes.

The NJ Turnpike (I-95) to Exit 14 and Route 1&9 north is the other common line, landing you on the same congested final stretch regardless. Build in at least 45–60 extra minutes for any big event, and let the bus handle that buffer while your group rides.

Newark Liberty Airport to Prudential Center

Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is only about four miles from Prudential Center — one of the shortest arena-to-airport distances at any major venue in the country. For Devils playoff games or major national touring acts, a meaningful share of any large group is flying in from out of state, and a coordinated bus from EWR to the arena (or to a downtown Newark or Jersey City hotel) is the cleanest solution available. One bus meets the whole arriving party at baggage claim, handles the short run through Newark on Route 21, and drops everyone at the door — no splitting a tired, luggage-laden group across multiple rideshares on arrival day.

For EWR logistics: the airport's three terminals (A, B, and C) all have ground transportation pickup areas on the lower Arrivals level. International flights arrive primarily at Terminal B or C. Have the whole group assembled with luggage before the bus pulls up — EWR moves commercial vehicles through the curb quickly and doesn't allow extended waits. Coordinate the exact terminal meeting point in advance so no one is hunting across terminals while the rest of the group is already loaded.

See the Newark Liberty Airport group shuttle guide for full terminal pickup zone details and timing guidance.

Devils Games vs. Concerts vs. Family Shows: What Changes

Prudential Center runs a full calendar year-round, and the logistics shift meaningfully by event type. Here's what each means for your group's transportation plan:

New Jersey Devils home games. The Devils' regular season runs October through April, with 41 home games plus potential playoff dates into May or June. Most weeknight games start at 7:00 PM; weekend games run 7:00 or 8:00 PM.

Traffic on Route 21 builds starting about 90 minutes before puck drop. The post-game exit is concentrated — nearly everyone files out within 15–20 minutes of the final buzzer, which is when the rideshare surge hits hardest. For sporting event bus rentals, playoff games are the critical dates: higher crowds, tighter traffic enforcement on McCarter Highway and Lafayette Street, and surge pricing that makes rideshare essentially unusable for a large group post-game.

The full Devils home schedule is on the New Jersey Devils official tickets page.

Major concerts and arena shows. Prudential Center books some of the biggest touring acts in the country — arena-scale shows at full 18,000-plus capacity. Concert nights run later than hockey games, often past 11:00 PM on weeknights.

The post-show exit is slightly more gradual than a hockey game (fans stagger out over 20–30 minutes), but rideshare demand peaks at the same moment. For concert bus rentals, the key difference from a Devils game is the later pickup window — build your post-show arrangement around an 11:00–11:30 PM pickup rather than a 10:00 PM one. Set a clear pre-event meeting spot inside the main lobby before your group disperses to different sections, so the post-show regrouping is fast.

Disney on Ice, WWE, and family shows. These events draw families with young children and typically run earlier — 7:00 PM weeknight starts, matinee options on weekends — which means an earlier exit and slightly less post-event rideshare chaos. The bigger consideration for family groups is vehicle comfort: a minibus or charter bus with reclining seats and overhead storage for jackets and bags is more practical for a family group than a party bus configured for nightlife.

ADA-accessible seating is available at Prudential Center; note accessible vehicle needs in your quote request to make sure the right bus is arranged.

Boxing, MMA, and college basketball. High-profile fight nights draw significant fan followings and generate the same downtown Newark traffic congestion as Devils playoff games, sometimes with additional crowd elements that make post-event coordination more complicated. Seton Hall and other programs have played marquee college basketball games at Prudential Center, drawing regional groups from across Central and North Jersey.

For any event with intense demand and a concentrated exit, one pre-staged bus is the difference between a clean ride home and a long wait on a cold February sidewalk.

What's On at Prudential Center: 2026–2027

Here's what fills the calendar at "The Rock" through the season and what the transportation demand looks like for each type:

• New Jersey Devils, 2026–27 season (October 2026 – April 2027). Forty-one home games at 25 Lafayette Street, plus potential playoff dates. This is the single biggest source of bus quote requests for Prudential Center from Woodbridge and Central Jersey — fan groups from Woodbridge, Edison, Perth Amboy, and New Brunswick book the Devils home slate weeks in advance. The full home schedule is on the Devils tickets page; rivalry games and nationally televised dates fill the local vehicle supply fastest.
• Major touring concerts. Prudential Center consistently books arena headliners throughout the year. When a sold-out show fills all 18,000-plus seats, the post-show rideshare situation on Lafayette Street is genuinely difficult. Groups that book a concert bus lock in their post-show ride before the tickets arrive in the mail.
• Family entertainment series. Disney on Ice, Ringling Bros., and similar productions run through the winter and spring with earlier start times and earlier exits. Weekend matinees draw family groups from across Middlesex County who want the simplicity of one vehicle, one pickup, and no parking scramble in downtown Newark.
• Boxing and combat sports events. Prudential Center hosts major championship bouts with international fan followings and significant tri-state area interest. Fight nights generate high rideshare demand post-event, and groups that pre-arrange a bus avoid the worst of it.

Devils playoff dates, sold-out concerts, and high-profile fight nights are the three categories where bus availability tightens fastest. For those dates, book the moment your tickets are confirmed — call 848-999-8770 to check availability.

Types of Groups That Book Buses to Prudential Center

The same coordinated arrival-and-departure setup works for every kind of crowd heading to Newark's arena. These are the groups that come through this site most often for Prudential Center runs:

• Devils fan groups and season-ticket holders. The most common request on this site for Prudential Center — fan groups of 15 to 40 people from Woodbridge, Edison, and across Middlesex County organizing for a home game. One party bus or charter bus replaces four or five separate cars and turns the Route 21 crawl into part of the night out. See the Woodbridge sporting event transportation page.
• Corporate and suite groups. Companies with clients or staff heading to the arena's suite level or corporate hospitality packages need the group to arrive together and on time without the parking scramble. A corporate event bus rental handles the logistics from a single office or hotel pickup in Central Jersey.
• Concert groups and birthday celebrations. An arena show plus a party bus is a complete night — the bar is built in, the group stays together from pickup through the show to the ride home, and no one has to sort out how to get back to Woodbridge at midnight. A birthday party bus that includes the show and an Ironbound dinner before the game makes the whole evening.
• Bachelor and bachelorette groups. The Devils game or the arena show is the anchor; the party bus is the venue between stops. A Woodbridge bachelor or bachelorette bus rental for a Prudential Center night keeps the group moving from pregame bar through the game and on to wherever the night goes next.
• Church, school, and community groups. Family shows, WWE events, and ice skating exhibitions at Prudential Center draw organized groups from churches, community centers, and youth programs across Central Jersey. A school or community group bus handles the safety and coordination that matter most for larger family groups with kids — no one gets separated in downtown Newark post-show.

Already planning a multi-stop trip that goes beyond the arena? The same group transportation options cover Red Bull Arena in Harrison for Red Bulls soccer, MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford for Giants and Jets games, and PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel for summer outdoor concerts. Multi-stop itineraries are easy to build — note your full plans when you request estimates.

Tips for Visiting Prudential Center

A few things every group should know before heading to "The Rock" in Newark:

• Set a post-game meeting point before you go in. Prudential Center has multiple exits, and 18,000 fans use them all at once after a game or show. Agree on a specific spot — the main entrance plaza on Mulberry Street, or a specific gate number — before your group disperses inside. The bus will return to the agreed drop point, not wherever each person happens to exit.
• Check the bag policy before you leave home. Prudential Center enforces a clear-bag policy for most events. The official Prudential Center bag policy page lists what's permitted — rules can vary slightly between Devils games and concert events, so verify for your specific date.
• The Ironbound is worth planning around. Ferry Street — the heart of Newark's Ironbound district — is about a 10–15 minute walk east of the arena and is one of the best pre-game restaurant corridors in New Jersey, with Portuguese and Spanish restaurants that have fed Devils fans for two decades. If your group is making a full evening of it, build dinner into your pickup time. The bus can stage nearby while you eat, then the group walks to the arena for the opening puck drop.
• Tuesday night games don't mean light traffic. A 7:00 PM puck drop on a Tuesday means the evening rush and the game-night crowd stack on McCarter Highway simultaneously. Leave Woodbridge earlier than you think you need to — or let the bus handle the timing so you don't have to watch the clock on Route 21.
• Book early for marquee dates. Devils playoff games, sold-out concerts, and high-profile fight nights are when the right-size buses go first. The window between "tickets confirmed" and "buses sold out" is shorter than most people expect on peak dates.
• Save the arena number. Prudential Center's main line is (973) 757-6600. The address is 25 Lafayette Street, Newark, NJ 07102. If anyone in your group gets separated in the post-game crowd, that's the number to call for guest services assistance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus drop off at Prudential Center?

Buses drop groups on Mulberry Street, the main pedestrian corridor running along the south and west side of the arena that connects directly to the main entrance plaza. It's the same approach most fans use walking from Newark Penn Station. For some high-demand events, the City of Newark enforces no-standing zones on the immediate Lafayette Street block, which is why the specific approach for your event date is confirmed at booking.

Always check the official Prudential Center plan-your-visit page for any event-specific traffic guidance before your trip.

Is there parking near Prudential Center?

Garages and surface lots on Mulberry Street, Market Street, and along McCarter Highway (Route 21) charge $25–$45 per car for event nights. The closest lots fill within 60–90 minutes of a sold-out game or show's start, and post-game exit queues back up onto cross streets. A group on one bus bypasses the lot search entirely — the bus drops at Mulberry Street and handles its own staging logistics in advance, rather than hunting for an oversized-vehicle space in downtown Newark on the fly.

How much does a bus to Prudential Center cost from Woodbridge?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, the specific date, and pickup location. To give you an idea: small party buses (15–20 passengers) run $150–$300/hour; mid-size (20–30 passengers) run $200–$400/hour; large party buses and minibuses (35–50 passengers) run $250–$500/hour; and full-size charter buses run $130–$280/hour or $1,100–$2,200/day. Compare all-inclusive quotes in under 30 seconds using the online tool, or call 848-999-8770 for a free quote.

How far is Prudential Center from Woodbridge, NJ?

About 20 miles, typically 30–40 minutes off-peak via the Garden State Parkway or NJ Turnpike north to Route 1&9 and then Route 21 into downtown Newark. On a sold-out Devils night or arena concert, plan for an additional 30–45 minutes for the last stretch through Newark — McCarter Highway backs up significantly before major events.

Can I take NJ Transit to Prudential Center?

Yes — and for individuals and small groups, it's an excellent option. Newark Penn Station is about 0.4 miles from Prudential Center's main entrance, roughly an 8–10 minute walk through a well-traveled pedestrian corridor. Multiple NJ Transit lines serve Newark Penn, and the Newark Light Rail's Washington Street station puts you even closer.

For groups coordinating from Central Jersey, the transit chain adds several steps — parking at a NJ Transit station, catching the right departure, regrouping at Newark Penn, and managing post-game train schedules. One private bus simplifies that whole chain. Check NJ Transit's official site for schedules on your date.

Where does the bus park while we're at the game or show?

Downtown Newark's street grid doesn't allow oversized coaches to wait curbside near the arena for the duration of a 2.5-hour hockey game or a 3-hour concert. Most buses serving Prudential Center events stage in surface lots in the Ironbound district east of Route 21 or coordinate with commercial vehicle areas near Newark Penn Station. The exact staging arrangement is worked out in advance — not improvised on Mulberry Street after drop-off — and is part of what transportation providers serving the area build into the arrangement from the start.

How far in advance should I book for a Devils game or concert?

For regular-season Devils games outside of marquee matchups, two to four weeks of lead time is workable. For playoff games, sold-out concerts, and high-profile fight nights — the dates when the local vehicle supply genuinely tightens — book as soon as your tickets are confirmed. Waiting until the week of a sold-out event typically means higher rates, limited vehicle selection, or no availability at the right size.

Call 848-999-8770 to check what's open for your date.

Can a party bus or minibus get close to the arena on event nights?

Yes — the Mulberry Street drop-off works on event nights, though specific access restrictions around Lafayette Street can apply depending on the event and City of Newark enforcement. Because the access picture is event-specific, the approach for your date is confirmed as part of the booking. On high-demand nights, transportation providers serving the Woodbridge area coordinate the approach in advance so your group isn't discovering a blocked street at 6:45 PM.

What is the bag policy at Prudential Center?

Prudential Center enforces a clear-bag policy for most events. The official bag policy page has the current specifics — permitted bag sizes and prohibited items can vary slightly between NHL games and concert events, so check before your visit rather than finding out at the gate.

Is there a good place to eat near Prudential Center before a Devils game?

The Ironbound district — centered on Ferry Street, about a 10–15 minute walk east of the arena — is widely considered one of the best pre-game dining neighborhoods in New Jersey, anchored by decades-old Portuguese and Spanish restaurants. If your group wants a full evening, have the bus drop in the Ironbound for dinner and then walk to Prudential Center for the game. The bus stages nearby while you eat and the whole group walks together — no splitting up to find the car, no worrying about parking in two separate locations.

Are ADA-accessible buses available?

Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the booking network. Note your accessibility needs when you request estimates and allow at least 48 hours for the right vehicle to be arranged. Prudential Center also provides accessible seating throughout the arena; the official accessibility page covers the specifics for wheelchair seating, accessible entrances, and companion seat arrangements.

Book Your Prudential Center Bus Today

Whether it's a Devils game in January, a sold-out arena concert on a Friday night, a family show on a Saturday afternoon, or a corporate outing to the suite level — Prudential Center group transportation starts with one quick quote request. Compare party buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and full-size charter buses serving Woodbridge and all of Central Jersey, see the all-inclusive price in under 30 seconds, and lock in the right bus before your date fills out the local supply.

Call 848-999-8770 any time for a free, all-inclusive price quote at no obligation — or use the online tool to compare options and Request Estimates right now. One bus. One pickup.

Mulberry Street drop-off at the arena door. The Devils game or the show is the same either way — but only one version means your whole group arrives together, ready to go, with the ride home already handled.