Washington Sports Team & Fan Transportation Services

When the Washington Nationals are in town, Nationals Park draws massive crowds to the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood, and the parking situation gets complicated fast. The ballpark sits right along the Anacostia River waterfront, and most surface lots fill up hours before first pitch. The Nationals advise against passenger pickup or drop-off on South Capitol Street, and postgame street closures affect Half Street SE and N Street SE from approximately the eighth inning until about 45 minutes after the game.

Rather than splitting your group across multiple rideshares or circling South Capitol Street looking for a spot, a DC sporting event bus rental gives everyone one shared ride and a coordinated pickup away from those closed streets. One bus, one pickup, and no post-game scavenger hunt for the car.

Fill out one form and instantly compare buses for game nights at Capital One Arena (601 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20004), home of both the Washington Capitals and the Washington Wizards right in the heart of Penn Quarter. The arena sits in one of the most congested pockets of downtown DC, and street parking near F Street NW is essentially nonexistent on event nights. Charter buses and minibuses use designated drop-off zones along F Street NW and G Street NW, and your group walks straight to the entrance.

Event-area street closures may affect travel to and from the arena, so a shared ride helps your group arrive and leave together. Whether you need a compact 15- to 35-passenger minibus for a smaller group or a full-size motorcoach for a larger corporate group, Busrentalwashington.com connects you with options in seconds. No account needed!

Booking a charter bus for college athletic events around Washington, DC is just as easy as booking for the pros. The DC metro area is packed with Division I programs, and getting a group to game day without the parking chaos is a challenge every fan base knows well. Georgetown University hosts basketball at Capital One Arena, while American University's Bender Arena (4400 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016) and the Charles E. Smith Center (600 22nd St NW, Washington, DC 20052) host home events.

At Bender Arena, the attached garage is free on weekdays after 5 p.m. and all day on weekends. At the Smith Center, buses cannot park directly beside the venue, and designated bus spaces at Virginia Avenue and Constitution Avenue NW are about seven blocks away. That gives your group one shared ride while accounting for where the bus can park.

A DC charter bus for school groups or a tailored fan shuttle keeps everyone together on a shared schedule. Call 202-926-1270 to put a custom package together for your next college game day!

You'll love that Busrentalwashington.com serves the entire DC metro region, not just the District itself. Whether your group is departing from Arlington, Bethesda, Alexandria, Silver Spring, or anywhere else across Northern Virginia and suburban Maryland, you can request bus options for it. Busrentalwashington.com connects you with a network of independent transportation companies across hundreds of cities, so you can book a Washington DC charter bus, arrange a Virginia charter bus rental, or find a Maryland charter bus, all starting with the same one quick form. Check the full list of cities we serve to find transportation options near you!