If you've ever crawled east on I-94 toward downtown Saint Paul on a sold-out Wild night, you already know what's waiting: the 5th Street exit backs up a mile from the ramp, the Kellogg Boulevard blocks fill from the top down, and the rideshare queue at Gate 4 on 5th Street stretches long enough to cost you the first period. Getting a group to Grand Casino Arena — the downtown Saint Paul venue known to a generation of fans as Xcel Energy Center before its September 2025 rename — is one of the Twin Cities' most satisfying transportation problems to solve with a bus. One question cuts right to it: where exactly does the bus drop us off, and where does it wait?
Your bus drops at the eastbound lanes of Kellogg Boulevard adjacent to the RiverCentre Parking Ramp — the dedicated bus drop-off zone confirmed by the arena's own published guidance — while it stages at the Fifth and Seventh Street lot across from the arena until your group walks out after the final horn or last encore. Below is everything a group planner needs before a Minnesota Wild game, a PWHL Frost home night, or a stadium-scale concert: the current access changes on Kellogg, which vehicle fits your headcount, what shapes the price, and the downtown Saint Paul logistics that make a charter bus the obvious call once your group hits a certain size. For the broader picture of Twin Cities sporting-event group transportation, see the Minneapolis sporting event transportation page.
Why Rent a Bus to Grand Casino Arena?
One bus eliminates the entire downtown Saint Paul parking equation. Between navigating Grand Casino Arena's compact ramp system on a Saturday playoff night, coordinating carpools from Minneapolis and the western suburbs, and managing the post-game rideshare surge on 5th Street — the evening can start feeling like a logistics job before the puck ever drops. Rent one bus, and every one of those moving parts disappears before your group ever leaves the parking lot.
A Minneapolis party bus or charter bus rental to Grand Casino Arena changes the whole calculus for any group past a handful of people. Your group leaves together, arrives curbside on Kellogg Boulevard in front of the arena, and the bus stages at the Fifth and Seventh Street lot while you're inside. Nobody has to be the designated driver for the I-94 trip home.
Nobody pays $35 for a parking ramp with a 6'9" height clearance that a charter bus can't even enter. Nobody stands on a January Saint Paul sidewalk waiting 18 minutes for a Lyft that's still across the river. One quote through Minneapolispartybuscompany.com covers pickup from a Minneapolis hotel, a workplace in Bloomington, a suburb on either side of the metro — and drops your group steps from the arena entrance.
Grand Casino Arena hosts over 150 events a year: a full NHL season of Wild games, PWHL Frost home nights, the NCAA Frozen Four, the Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament, and major concerts from stadium-scale touring acts. Whatever brings your group across the river, the bus solves the getting-there and getting-back in one flat rate split across however many people are in your group. Call 612-642-3611 or use the online quote tool to compare bus options in under 30 seconds — no account needed.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Grand Casino Arena
Bus drop-off at Grand Casino Arena is on the eastbound lanes of Kellogg Boulevard adjacent to the RiverCentre Parking Ramp, per the arena's own published access guidance. That puts your group curbside directly in front of the main Kellogg entrance — steps from Gate 1 and Gate 2, the primary entries on the south side of the building. Your group unloads and walks straight to the gate without the 10-minute walk from a remote rideshare zone or a shuttle connection from a distant lot.
After drop-off, the bus stages at the bus parking lot on Fifth and Seventh Streets across from Grand Casino Arena, per the arena's group transportation guidance. Buses are exempt from the No Parking signs posted in the Event Bus Parking area — so your pickup spot is locked in before anyone walks through the turnstile. Set your post-game rendezvous window before you go in, and the bus is right there when your group walks out after the final horn.
Construction Alert: Kellogg Boulevard Access Changes (Through November 2026)
As of June 2026, the City of Saint Paul is completing a sidewalk expansion project along the westbound lanes of Kellogg Boulevard directly in front of Grand Casino Arena and Saint Paul RiverCentre — and it changes the approach for both parking and bus groups in specific ways. Here is exactly what the arena's own construction guidance says:
Vehicles entering the RiverCentre Parking Ramp can only enter from the eastbound Kellogg lanes and the lower entrance at Eagle and Chestnut Streets — no westbound exit is available. The Kellogg Underground Ramp requires a right turn onto Kellogg and a signal-controlled U-turn to travel eastbound before entry. Bus drop-off is designated at the eastbound Kellogg lanes adjacent to the RiverCentre Ramp.
Street-level doors on the Kellogg Boulevard side are closed during construction; guests are directed through the arena's overhead skyway connection. Gate 1 and Gate 2 remain open with clearly marked pedestrian routes. ADA access is available at Rice Park, 111 W. 4th Street, near the Herb Brooks statue.
The skyway bridge over Kellogg Boulevard stays open throughout the construction period.
Check the Grand Casino Arena construction page before your visit to confirm current access conditions — allow extra travel time on event nights through November. For charter bus groups, the key takeaway: the eastbound Kellogg drop-off and Fifth/Seventh Street staging lot are both fully operational.
Bus drop-off is on the eastbound lanes of Kellogg Boulevard adjacent to the RiverCentre Ramp. Bus staging is at the Fifth and Seventh Street lot across from the arena. Those two details — confirmed on the arena's own guidance — are what keep a 40-person group together from curbside to Gate 2 and back again, without a post-game parking lot hunt in downtown Saint Paul at midnight.
Where Rideshare Drops Off: Gate 4 on 5th Street
If anyone in your group uses Lyft (the Wild's official rideshare partner), the designated pick-up and drop-off zone is Gate 4 at the northeast corner of the arena on 5th Street, near section 120 — the opposite side of the building from the Kellogg Boulevard bus entrance. Knowing both locations before the night starts matters when you're trying to regroup a 35-person group after a Wild overtime in 10-degree weather.
Getting to Grand Casino Arena: Routes, Traffic & Timing
Grand Casino Arena sits at the corner of West Kellogg Boulevard and West 7th Street in downtown Saint Paul, sandwiched between I-94 and I-35E. Access is clean on a Tuesday afternoon; it's a different story when 17,000 Wild fans are converging on the same 10-block downtown grid. The arena's official directions page confirms the standard approach routes by corridor:
| Coming from… | Route | Approx. distance | Off-peak drive time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Minneapolis | I-94 east to 5th Street exit; right on W. 7th; left on Kellogg Blvd | ~10 miles | 15–20 min |
| MSP Airport | Hwy 5 east toward Saint Paul; I-35E north; Kellogg Blvd exit; turn right | ~8 miles | 12–18 min |
| Bloomington / Mall of America | I-494 east to I-35E north; Kellogg Blvd exit | ~15 miles | 20–30 min |
| North metro (Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park) | I-94 east from the I-694 interchange toward downtown Saint Paul | ~25–35 miles | 30–50 min |
| East metro / Wisconsin visitors | I-94 west to Mounds Blvd / Kellogg exit 243; proceed via Robert Street | ~20 miles from Hudson | 25–35 min |
Those off-peak times are the optimistic read. On a Saturday Wild playoff game or a sold-out concert, I-94 approaching downtown Saint Paul backs up well before puck drop — the 5th Street exit is the first to slow and the last to clear, and the Kellogg Boulevard corridor fills from multiple directions simultaneously. Add the current construction constraints on westbound Kellogg and any group approaching from Minneapolis or the western suburbs needs to budget an extra 15 to 20 minutes beyond a normal evening.
On a party bus or charter bus, that backup is somebody else's concern. Your group boards from one location and rolls straight to the Kellogg drop-off while the approach route sorts itself out.
Grand Casino Arena Transportation Options Compared
This is a bus-comparison site, but here's the honest picture of every way a group gets to Grand Casino Arena — so you know exactly when a private bus is the right answer and when it isn't.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off | Winter factor | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — Kellogg Blvd, steps from Gate 1 and Gate 2 | Door to door; skyway access from drop-off | 15–56 |
| Rideshare (Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge | No — multiple cars, staggered ETAs | Gate 4, northeast corner, 5th Street | Outdoor wait in pickup queue | 1–4 per car |
| Metro Green Line | ~$2.50 per person each way | Only if everyone boards the same train | Central Station — ~10-min walk to arena | Open-air walk in all weather | Any, but uncoordinated |
| Everyone drives & parks | $15–$40 per car per ramp + gas | No — different ramps, staggered exits | Varies by ramp; walk to gate | Walk from ramp in Minnesota winter | 1–2 cars |
For one or two people, the Green Line is a strong call — roughly $2.50 each way from Minneapolis, and Central Station is a 10-minute walk from the arena on a mild fall night. For small groups of three to six, Lyft to Gate 4 is workable. But the moment your group pushes past six or eight people, the coordination cost of multiple rideshares — different arrival times, the post-game surge fare, the scramble to regroup at Gate 4 in a Minnesota January — tips decisively toward one bus.
That's the group the rest of this guide is for.
One detail the ramp signage won't warn you about: the RiverCentre Parking Ramp has a 6'9" height clearance and the Kellogg Underground Ramp clears 7 feet. Standard charter buses run around 12 feet tall, and most minibuses clear 9 to 10 feet — meaning the two structures physically connected to the arena are off-limits for any bus regardless of how convenient they look on the arena map. Charter bus groups use the Fifth and Seventh Streets lot.
There's no fitting a 45-foot coach into a downtown parking garage.
Metro Green Line to Grand Casino Arena: What to Know
The Metro Green Line connects downtown Minneapolis to downtown Saint Paul with a stop at Central Station, the closest light-rail stop to Grand Casino Arena. The walk from Central Station to the arena takes roughly 10 minutes — covering several open-air blocks through downtown Saint Paul. On a mild October evening for an early Wild game, that walk is no problem.
On a February playoff night at single-digit temperatures with a full crowd funneling toward the skyway entrance, it's the walk that convinces a lot of groups to book a bus instead. If some of your group is boarding at different points across the Cities, Metro Transit's trip planner at the Metro Transit website covers connections and current schedules.
Grand Casino Arena Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental: Vehicle Options
Grand Casino Arena runs everything from 5,000-person concert configurations to hockey nights above 17,900 — but the right vehicle for your group depends on your headcount, not the event size. Here's how the full vehicle lineup maps to a Grand Casino Arena run.
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Luggage / gear | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Modest — bags and personal items | Corporate suite groups, birthday outings, small VIP groups | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows, individual climate control |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Onboard, lighter loads | Fan groups, birthday celebrations, bachelorette and bachelor outings | Color-changing LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs, wraparound perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Overhead bins and some underfloor storage | Mid-size groups, corporate outings, employee shuttles from suburban offices | Powerful heat and A/C, plush reclining seats, maneuverable on downtown Saint Paul streets |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Excellent — deep undercarriage bays | Large fan groups, season-ticket holder clubs, outstate Minnesota groups traveling in | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms |
For fan groups that want the pregame energy to start the moment the bus rolls out of the driveway, 15- to 50-passenger party buses come with color-changing LED lighting and a premium sound system built in. For larger outings or groups traveling from MSP Airport or the northern suburbs, a full-size charter bus provides deep undercarriage bays and an onboard restroom — important when the return trip through I-94 construction runs long and nobody wants a pit stop in downtown Minneapolis. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; just mention it in your quote request.
Rent a Bus to Grand Casino Arena: Pricing to Know
Minneapolispartybuscompany.com returns quotes in under 30 seconds — you compare vehicles and prices before you ever commit. There's no single sticker rate, because the quote is shaped by a few clear factors: vehicle size, total hours the vehicle is reserved (including the wait during the game or show), the event date, and the distance from your pickup location.
To give you a planning sense: a 15- to 35-passenger minibus typically runs $200–$275 per hour on a weekend; a 25-passenger party bus falls around $275–$375 per hour on a weekend evening; a 40- to 56-passenger charter bus generally lands in the $200–$350 range per hour. Those are planning figures — the real quote for your specific date and pickup moves with demand and availability. Get your exact number at 612-642-3611 or through the online tool in about a minute.
For a fuller look at how the ranges work across all vehicle types, see the Minneapolis party bus prices page.
The per-person math is where a bus starts making sense for most groups. Fourteen cars parked at $30 each is $420 in ramp costs alone — before gas, before anyone accounts for the post-game rideshare surge home, and before you try to reconvene 56 people from 14 different exit ramps after the final horn in downtown Saint Paul. One bus handles all of it at a single predictable rate split across the whole group.
A Game-Night Example
To give you an idea: a 28-person Wild fan group books a 30-passenger party bus from Uptown Minneapolis. Pickup at 5:30 PM, arriving at the Kellogg Boulevard drop-off by 6:15 PM — well before a 7:00 PM puck drop. The bus stages at the Fifth and Seventh Street lot during the game, and the group agrees on a 10:00 PM pickup window after the final horn.
A 5-hour rental at that size might run around $1,750 — about $63 per person, with the I-94 crawl, the $35 ramp, and the post-game surge all solved in one number.
What's Happening at Grand Casino Arena
Grand Casino Arena runs a 150-plus-event calendar, and the dates that matter most for group transportation planning are the ones where downtown Saint Paul parking and rideshare demand spike at the same time. Here's what drives the highest request volume:
Minnesota Wild (NHL). The Wild's home slate runs October through April — roughly 41 regular-season games at Grand Casino Arena per season. Playoff runs draw fans from across the entire state, and Wild post-season games are consistently the single highest-demand dates for group bus transportation in the Saint Paul market.
Wild group ticket information is available at (651) 222-WILD.
PWHL Minnesota Frost. The Frost bring pro women's hockey to Saint Paul with home games at Grand Casino Arena running November through April each season. The Frost's 2025–26 schedule included 13 home games, heavily weighted toward Friday-through-Sunday nights.
Group tickets for 10 or more are available through the Frost at MinnesotaInfo@thepwhl.com — team and ticket information is also linked from the Minnesota Frost page on the Grand Casino Arena website.
Concerts. At center-stage configuration, Grand Casino Arena holds 20,554 — one of the largest indoor concert capacities between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest. The 2026 calendar includes Cody Johnson (August 29), Eric Clapton (September 15), and Weezer (September 20), among others.
Stadium-scale shows bring traffic to the Kellogg and W. 7th corridor that rivals a Wild playoff night; book a Minneapolis concert bus rental well ahead for the biggest on-sale dates.
NCAA Frozen Four & State Tournaments. Grand Casino Arena has hosted the NCAA Men's Frozen Four four times — 2002, 2011, 2018, and 2024 — more than any other venue in tournament history. The Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament fills the arena every February with fan groups traveling from the Iron Range, the St. Cloud corridor, Duluth, and across outstate Minnesota.
Both events generate group charter bus demand that rivals regular-season Wild nights, often from groups covering 100 miles or more of highway.
For Wild playoff runs and the biggest concert dates, available buses go first. Call 612-642-3611 early — the right-size vehicles across the network book out well ahead of event day for major dates.
MSP Airport to Grand Casino Arena: Groups Flying In
For out-of-town groups flying into Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport for a Wild game, a Frozen Four weekend, or a major concert, the airport-to-arena run is one of the cleaner transfers in the Twin Cities. MSP sits about 8 miles from Grand Casino Arena — roughly 12 to 18 minutes off-peak via Highway 5 east toward Saint Paul and then I-35E north to the Kellogg Boulevard exit. One bus from the baggage claim level runs your entire group straight to the Kellogg Boulevard drop-off, instead of splitting everyone across multiple rideshares on the day of a Wild game.
The Minneapolis–Saint Paul Airport shuttle guide covers the specific pickup logistics at MSP Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 in more detail. On the return leg, the bus collects your group at Fifth and Seventh Streets after the event and delivers them back to the terminal curb — no post-game rideshare surge, no recoordinating across two terminals for a group traveling on different airlines. The Minneapolis airport transportation page covers the full range of airport group runs across the metro.
Parking at Grand Casino Arena: The Numbers Every Group Should Know
Understanding the parking picture around Grand Casino Arena is worth a few minutes even for bus groups — because it explains why the per-person math usually favors the bus. The two structures connected directly to the arena are the RiverCentre Parking Ramp (150 West Kellogg Blvd) and the Kellogg Underground Parking Ramp (129 West Kellogg Blvd). Both are connected to the arena via the downtown skyway system; neither can accommodate a charter bus or large van — RiverCentre clears 6'9" and Kellogg clears 7 feet.
Event-night rates in those two ramps typically run $15–$40, depending on the event and how early you pre-purchase through ParkWhiz or SpotHero. Early reservations can start around $17; walk-up rates on a Wild playoff Saturday push toward the top of that range.
Additional downtown Saint Paul parking exists along Smith Avenue west of the venue and through Interstate Parking facilities throughout the downtown core, but event-night pricing runs in the same range and availability on sellout nights is limited. The official Grand Casino Arena parking page links to an interactive downtown Saint Paul parking map and pre-purchase options for the connected ramps — check it before your visit to confirm availability for your specific date.
Tips for Visiting Grand Casino Arena
Use the skyway. Downtown Saint Paul's five-mile skyway system connects city blocks at the second-floor level, and Grand Casino Arena is part of the network. Groups coming from connected hotels or the RiverCentre Ramp can walk to the arena without stepping outside.
During the current Kellogg Boulevard construction, the skyway bridge over the street remains open throughout the construction period, and Gate 1 and Gate 2 are accessible via clearly marked pedestrian routes at street level.
Know the bag policy before you arrive. Grand Casino Arena enforces a clear-bag policy for all events. Permitted items include purses up to 12" × 12" × 6" (subject to X-ray screening at designated entry points), wristlets and clutches 4" × 6" × 1.5" or smaller (allowed at all entrances), and medical or parenting bags.
Backpacks, coolers, large totes, and any bags larger than the permitted dimensions are prohibited. The arena is a cashless venue — credit cards and mobile payments only; outside food and beverages are not permitted. Review the full policy at the Grand Casino Arena Visitor's Guide before your visit, as details vary slightly by event type.
Doors open 75 minutes before Wild games. For Minnesota Wild games, gates open 75 minutes before puck drop — typically one hour before for most other events. On sellout nights, arrive early; the blocks around Kellogg and W. 7th compress quickly when 17,000 fans funnel toward a 10-block downtown grid.
For playoff games, add another 15 minutes — post-season crowds spill onto the surrounding W. 7th Street bars well before the gates open.
Pre-purchase ramp parking if anyone in your group is driving separately. Connected-ramp parking for Wild sellouts and major concerts fills well in advance. Book through ParkWhiz via the Wild's official website before game day.
During construction, remember that westbound Kellogg entry to the RiverCentre Ramp is closed — approach from the eastbound lanes or the lower Eagle/Chestnut entrance.
Guest services contact. The arena's Guest Services team can be reached at guestservices@wild.com or (651) 726-8200 for accessibility accommodations, ASL interpretation, or event-night questions. A text-based assist line operates during all events at 651-800-9453.
Grand Casino Arena's main box office number is (651) 726-8240, and the full address is 199 West Kellogg Boulevard, Saint Paul, MN 55102.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at Grand Casino Arena?
Bus drop-off is on the eastbound lanes of Kellogg Boulevard adjacent to the RiverCentre Parking Ramp, per the arena's published access guidance. That puts your group curbside at the main Kellogg entrance, near Gate 1 and Gate 2 on the south side of the building. During the current Kellogg Boulevard construction through November 2026, the westbound approach to the drop-off zone is not available — buses approach from the east to reach the designated curbside zone.
Where does the bus stage during the game or show?
Bus parking for fan and event groups is at the lot on Fifth and Seventh Streets across from Grand Casino Arena, per the arena's group transportation guidance. Buses are exempt from the No Parking signs posted in the Event Bus Parking area. Set your post-game pickup window before your group heads in, and the bus will be staged and ready when you walk out — no guessing, no gate-to-gate search.
Can a charter bus use the RiverCentre or Kellogg Parking Ramps?
No. The RiverCentre Parking Ramp has a 6-foot, 9-inch height clearance and the Kellogg Underground Ramp clears 7 feet. Standard charter buses and most minibuses cannot enter either structure. Charter bus groups use the designated Fifth and Seventh Streets lot — not the connected ramps.
Where is the rideshare pick-up and drop-off zone at Grand Casino Arena?
Gate 4 at the northeast corner of the arena on 5th Street, near section 120, is the official Lyft pick-up and drop-off zone — on the opposite side of the building from the Kellogg Boulevard bus entrance. If your group is mixing buses and rideshares, agree on an inside meeting point before anyone splits up for the night.
How much does event-night parking cost near Grand Casino Arena?
The two connected ramps (RiverCentre and Kellogg) typically run $15–$40 per event depending on the event type and how early you book. Early reservations through ParkWhiz or SpotHero can start around $17; walk-up rates on a Wild playoff night push higher and availability shrinks fast. Additional downtown Saint Paul ramps run in the same general range.
Check the official arena parking page for current pre-purchase options.
How far is Grand Casino Arena from MSP Airport?
About 8 miles via Highway 5 east and I-35E north to the Kellogg Boulevard exit — roughly 12 to 18 minutes off-peak. One bus from baggage claim to the Kellogg Boulevard drop-off puts an arriving out-of-town group directly at the arena without coordinating multiple rideshares on game day.
How far is Grand Casino Arena from downtown Minneapolis?
About 10 miles on I-94 east to the 5th Street exit, then right on W. 7th Street and left on Kellogg — typically 15 to 20 minutes off-peak. On a Wild playoff night or a sold-out concert, that corridor can stretch 35 to 45 minutes, especially with construction restrictions on westbound Kellogg adding time for anyone approaching from Minneapolis. On a bus, the traffic math is someone else's job.
How much does a bus to Grand Casino Arena cost?
To give you a planning range: a 15- to 35-passenger minibus generally runs $200–$275 per hour on weekends; a 25-passenger party bus falls around $275–$375 per hour on a weekend evening; a 40- to 56-passenger charter bus typically lands $200–$350 per hour. Total cost depends on vehicle size, hours reserved, pickup location, and the date. Get your exact quote in under a minute — call 612-642-3611 or use the online tool anytime, no account required.
How far in advance should I book for a Wild playoff game or major concert?
As early as your date is confirmed. Wild playoff games and the biggest concert nights at Grand Casino Arena pull demand from across the metro and from outstate Minnesota — the right-size vehicles go first. For playoff series, book as soon as the schedule is announced; waiting until a day or two before means limited availability or premium rates.
For regular-season Wild games and standard concerts, two to four weeks of lead time is workable, but earlier always means more options and better selection.
What was Grand Casino Arena called before?
The arena opened September 29, 2000 as Xcel Energy Center and carried that name for 25 years. It became Grand Casino Arena on September 3, 2025, under a 14-year naming rights deal between Minnesota Sports & Entertainment and the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe — operators of Grand Casino Mille Lacs and Grand Casino Hinckley. "The X," as fans long called it, is now Grand Casino Arena.
Are there group ticket options for Minnesota Wild and Frost games?
Yes. Minnesota Wild group sales can be reached at (651) 222-WILD. PWHL Minnesota Frost group tickets (10 or more) are available by emailing MinnesotaInfo@thepwhl.com, with information also linked from the Frost page on the Grand Casino Arena website. Minneapolispartybuscompany.com handles the transportation side; the Wild and Frost sales teams handle the ticket side — both are separate arrangements.
Book Your Grand Casino Arena Bus Today
Whether it's 28 Wild fans from Uptown Minneapolis, a corporate suite group from Bloomington, a PWHL Frost outing for a youth hockey team from the western suburbs, or 50 fans rolling in from MSP Airport for a playoff run — a party bus or charter bus rental through Minneapolispartybuscompany.com gets everyone to Kellogg Boulevard together. No parking math, no I-94 guessing game, no post-game rideshare scramble in a Minnesota January.
Minneapolispartybuscompany.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and the entire Twin Cities metro — from 14-passenger Sprinter limos to 56-seat charter buses — with free quotes available online in under 30 seconds or over the phone at 612-642-3611 any time. No account required, no obligation. Call now to lock in pricing for your Grand Casino Arena run.
Also planning other Twin Cities nights out? The Target Center bus guide covers Timberwolves and Lynx games in downtown Minneapolis, and the U.S. Bank Stadium guide handles Vikings games and major concerts across the river. The Saint Paul party bus rental page covers group transportation throughout the city for any occasion.
