Ask anyone who has made the run north on I-435 toward the Truman Sports Complex with a car full of Chiefs fans — watching traffic compress from four lanes to a crawl at the I-70 interchange, 45 minutes before kickoff, with every other car in Johnson County making the exact same turn — and you will hear the same post-game version of the same story. Great game. Terrible parking.
The 20-mile trip from Overland Park to Arrowhead Stadium (1 Arrowhead Drive, Kansas City, MO 64129) is easy on a Wednesday. On a packed Sunday with 76,416 fans converging at once, it is a completely different problem. Before your group ever hits I-435, two things decide how the day goes: whether you need a dedicated Bus/RV parking pass for Dubiner Circle, and whether your group has a post-game pickup that does not depend on surge pricing and an app.
This guide answers both questions with verified specifics from the stadium's own published rules — where exactly the bus parks, how rideshare actually works at Arrowhead, what the World Cup changed about everything, and which vehicle fits your group for the run from Overland Park. For the broader picture of group transportation to Chiefs games, Royals games, and Kansas City sporting events, the Overland Park sporting event party bus rental page has more detail.
Why Rent a Bus to Arrowhead Stadium?
The math changes somewhere around 10 or 12 people. Below that threshold, two or three rideshares might be the simpler call. Once the headcount climbs past that — once you are looking at four cars, three separate parking passes, and four different post-game pickup windows in a crowd of 76,000 — the bus stops being a luxury and starts being the obvious answer.
One Overland Park party bus or charter bus rental means one departure point, one arrival, and one pre-arranged return pickup. The pregame energy builds in one place instead of fragmenting across a caravan that inevitably loses someone at the I-470 split.
Partybusoverlandpark.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Overland Park and the Kansas City metro so you can compare vehicles and rates from a single quick form or a call to 913-839-6250 — pricing in under 30 seconds, no account required, no obligation. The network covers everything from Sprinter vans for a small suite group to 56-passenger charter buses for a large fan group traveling from across Johnson County. Fill out the form, compare what fits, and lock in the date — the bus handles the approach route and stages at Dubiner Circle while you focus on the tailgate.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Arrowhead Stadium
Arrowhead Stadium is more specific about bus parking than most NFL venues, and knowing the procedure before you arrive makes the difference between securing a good spot and circling a lot. Per the stadium's official Game Plan parking page, Class A and Class C buses 25 feet or longer are directed to the western and northern areas of Dubiner Circle — the loop directly behind Kauffman Stadium, immediately adjacent to the Truman Sports Complex. Buses park there on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is genuinely limited.
For a noon kickoff, that means a bus arriving at or near the 4.5-hour early-open window (7:30 AM) has the field; one pulling in 90 minutes before kickoff is competing with every other bus that had the same idea. Vehicles exceeding 40 feet are not permitted on the complex — standard motorcoaches run 40–45 feet, so confirming the exact length with the bus company at the time of booking is not optional.
The Dubiner Circle Bus Parking Procedure
A dedicated Bus/RV parking pass is required and must be purchased in advance — cash is not accepted at the toll booths, and no passes are sold at the gate. The bus parking pass is a completely separate purchase from any ticket-holder car parking pass; it covers the oversized vehicle slot in Dubiner Circle, not a general lot space. Because Dubiner Circle allocates bus space separately from the main car lots, and because the pass must be bought before game day, waiting until the week of the game to address this routinely means finding the supply already gone for sold-out matchups.
Check the official Arrowhead Stadium parking page for current pass availability and pricing for your specific game date — it is the only verified source for what bus parking costs on any given event day, and those figures can move based on the event type and demand.
Charter buses 25+ feet park at Dubiner Circle behind Kauffman Stadium — first-come, first-served, with a dedicated pass purchased in advance. Vehicles over 40 feet are not permitted on the Truman Sports Complex at all. These are the stadium's own published rules, and there is no day-of workaround.
Rideshare Drop-Off at Arrowhead Stadium: The Missouri Welcome Center
Rideshare services — Uber, Lyft, and zTrip — are designated to drop off and pick up at the Missouri Welcome Center between Gates 1 and 2 on Blue Ridge Cutoff, per the stadium's official drop-off page. Typing the stadium's address (1 Arrowhead Drive) directly into the Uber or Lyft app routes the car to the Welcome Center automatically. Rideshare vehicles are strictly prohibited from pulling up to any of the stadium gates — your group follows the marked path from the Welcome Center through the complex.
That is fine on arrival. Post-game, when 76,000 fans are all heading for the exit at once and the surge multiplier hits, the Welcome Center becomes a bottleneck. Groups that arrived in four separate rideshares find themselves rebooking in four different directions at four different surge prices, some waiting 30–45 minutes before an estimate even appears.
A private charter bus or party bus does not use the Welcome Center for drop-off or pickup. The bus parks at Dubiner Circle, your group walks in together, and the post-game pickup is set in advance before you ever enter the gates — no app, no surge, no scattered headcount. That is the structural advantage of one vehicle over four.
Arrowhead Stadium Transportation: Every Option Compared
This is a bus-comparison site, and the honest version of this comparison shows that a private bus is not automatically the right call for every group — for one or two people, a rideshare or the RideKC bus line is often simpler. Here is how every realistic option stacks up for a typical Chiefs game day from Overland Park.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off quality | Post-game pickup | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split across the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — Dubiner Circle, walk to gates together | Pre-arranged, staged and waiting | 15–56 |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft/zTrip) | Per car each way + post-game surge | No — multiple cars, staggered ETAs | Fair — Missouri Welcome Center walk between Gates 1 & 2 | Surge pricing + 30–45 min wait at Welcome Center | 1–4 per car |
| ConnectKC26 Stadium Direct (World Cup only) | $15 round-trip per ticketed passenger | Only if everyone books the same bus | Good — direct from park-and-ride lots and downtown | Scheduled departures; limited post-match frequency | Any, but no group control |
| RideKC public transit | Low fare or fare-free | No — public bus schedule | Fair — requires connection, variable walk | Return schedule may not match game end | Individuals |
| Drive and park | Pre-purchased pass per vehicle | No — caravan splits at toll booths | Varies by lot assignment | Managed one-way exit flow; trapped in queue | 1–3 per car |
The break-even point is usually somewhere around 10–12 people. For a pair coming from Overland Park, a rideshare to the Missouri Welcome Center or the RideKC route (visit RideKC.org for current schedules and game-day service) might be perfectly adequate. For a group of 20, 30, or 40 — where the coordination cost of separate vehicles means different arrival times, different lot assignments, and a post-game scavenger hunt — one bus resolves every one of those problems in a single booking.
What Size Party Bus or Charter Bus Does Your Arrowhead Group Need?
Partybusoverlandpark.com connects you to the full range of vehicle types through a large network of bus companies serving Overland Park — so the bus you compare is matched to your actual headcount, not the nearest round number. Here is how the full vehicle lineup maps to a typical Arrowhead Stadium run from Johnson County.
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Tailgate gear capacity | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sprinter Van | Up to ~14 | Light — bags, small coolers | Suite groups, VIP transfers, executive game-day clients | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Overhead racks plus underfloor | Mid-size groups, hotel shuttles from Johnson County | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, greater maneuverability |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Limited — lighter gear only | Fan groups wanting the pregame rolling energy | LED lighting, premium sound system, flat-panel TVs, wraparound perimeter seating |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Excellent — deep undercarriage bays | Large fan groups, corporate tailgates, out-of-town fan buses | Reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage luggage bays |
For most fan groups making the run from Overland Park or southern Johnson County, the decision comes down to tailgate gear and headcount. A 40–56 passenger charter bus gives you the deep undercarriage bays for folding chairs, grills, and coolers, plus an onboard restroom for the return trip after the game. A 25-passenger party bus keeps a tighter group together and keeps the pregame momentum going from the parking lot south of I-435 all the way to Dubiner Circle.
For corporate clients or suite-level groups, a minibus or Sprinter van handles the executive transfer without full charter-bus capacity. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note it in your quote request when you call.
Arrowhead Stadium Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental Pricing
Pricing for an Arrowhead Stadium bus rental from Overland Park depends on the vehicle type, the total hours on the rental (which should include the tailgate window and the post-game wait, not just the drive time), your specific game date, and whether you are booking a regular-season Sunday or a peak event like a Monday Night Football game or a playoff matchup. To give you an idea of planning ranges: a minibus rental typically runs $200–$275 per hour on weekends, a 40–56 passenger charter bus runs around $200–$350 per hour, and a 50-passenger party bus on a weekend comes in around $325–$500 per hour. Actual quotes move with the date, the vehicle, and total hours — these ranges give you a realistic ballpark, not a locked-in number.
The per-person math usually makes the case on its own. A 40-passenger party bus on a Sunday — picking up in Overland Park, covering the tailgate window, the game, and the post-game pickup — might total somewhere in the $2,300–$3,000 range depending on the vehicle and hours. Across 40 people, that's roughly $58–$75 per head.
Compare that against 10 cars each paying for a pre-purchased lot pass, I-435 fuel in both directions, and four separate post-game pickup windows with surge pricing, and the bus is usually both simpler and cheaper per person. The Overland Park party bus prices page covers what shapes a quote in more detail, or call 913-839-6250 any time to get pricing for your exact date and headcount in about a minute.
A Game-Day Run, Start to Finish
To give you an idea: a 35-person Chiefs fan group from the 135th Street corridor in Overland Park books a 40-passenger party bus for a 1:00 PM kickoff against Denver on September 14. Pickup from their meeting point near I-435 and Metcalf at 8:00 AM — the bus arrives at Dubiner Circle before 9:00 AM, well inside the 4.5-hour early-open window, and secures space in the bus parking area. The group sets up on the perimeter of Dubiner Circle, makes the walk to the tailgate side of the stadium by 11:00 AM, and walks through the gates at noon.
Post-game pickup is arranged at Dubiner Circle at 5:15 PM — no surge app, no scattering. A 9-hour rental at that vehicle size and a Sunday rate might run $2,500–$2,900 for the group, roughly $71–$83 per person, with the I-435 gridlock, the parking scramble, and the post-game exit all resolved in one number.
Rent a Bus to Arrowhead Stadium From Overland Park: Routes and Timing
Arrowhead Stadium sits at one of the most heavily trafficked interchanges in the Kansas City metro — the junction of I-70 and I-435. Under normal conditions, the run from Overland Park covers approximately 20 miles in 28–35 minutes. On a Chiefs game day, add 20–40 minutes to that window depending on when you are arriving relative to kickoff.
Monday Night Football and division rivalry games at peak season are in a different category — the approach can be an hour-plus from the moment you hit the I-435 on-ramp in Overland Park.
| From... | Approx. distance | Off-peak drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Overland Park (135th St / Metcalf) | ~20 miles | 28–35 minutes |
| Overland Park (119th St / I-435) | ~18 miles | 25–30 minutes |
| Lenexa / Shawnee | ~22 miles | 30–40 minutes |
| Olathe | ~28 miles | 35–45 minutes |
| Downtown Kansas City | ~9 miles | 15–20 minutes |
From Overland Park, the standard route is I-435 North to the interchange with I-70 East. From I-70, access to Gates 2, 3, and 4 comes via the Blue Ridge Cutoff exit heading south toward the stadium approach. The alternate route to Gates 5 and 6 stays on I-435 before the I-70 merge and takes the Raytown Road / Stadium Drive exit.
On peak game days, law enforcement manages the vehicle flow on both Blue Ridge Cutoff and the Stadium Drive approach — late arrivals can find themselves queued a mile back from either exit before a single car reaches the toll booth. A bus that departs Overland Park with the 4.5-hour early window in mind avoids all of it. One that leaves at 11:45 AM for a noon game sits in the same crawl as everyone else.
Tailgating at Arrowhead Stadium: What Is Permitted and Where
Arrowhead's tailgate culture is one of the most celebrated in the NFL, and arriving by bus gives a group the most straightforward path into it. Parking lots open 4.5 hours before kickoff, stadium gates open 2 hours before kickoff (Club Level at 2.5 hours), and per the stadium's official policy, tailgating is for ticketed guests only — access to the Truman Sports Complex is verified. The stadium operates entirely cashless, and all tickets are mobile through the Chiefs app.
The Chiefs run several official tailgate options that are worth knowing before your group plans its setup. The Ford Tailgate District on the west side of Lot M is open to any ticketed fan — no extra ticket required, opens 4 hours before kickoff, with live entertainment, food trucks, tailgate games, and Chiefs Cheerleaders appearances. The Champions Tailgate is a VIP option inside the stadium gates with dedicated entry, early access, and a full food-and-drink spread available through Ticketmaster.
For groups of 20 or more, Tailgate Suites offer private catered spaces with tables, chairs, and restrooms. The Tickets For Less Tailgate in Lot M near the Hy-Vee Gate covers food and drinks and opens 3 hours before kickoff. Full details on current availability and pricing for each option are on the official Chiefs tailgating page.
For groups doing their own setup around Dubiner Circle, the stadium's tailgating rules apply across the complex: tailgate only in the space directly behind your vehicle, do not save or block adjacent spaces, and follow parking staff directions — enforcement is active, especially near the busier lots. Gear travels in the charter bus's undercarriage bays and gets unloaded at Dubiner Circle, which has enough perimeter space around the loop for a group setup. Coals must go in designated disposal bins, and music must stay at a volume that does not carry over adjacent tailgate areas.
Leaving Arrowhead Stadium After the Game
Getting out of the Truman Sports Complex after a sold-out Chiefs game is predictably worse than getting in. When 76,000 fans move toward the exits simultaneously, traffic management on I-70 and I-435 runs the parking lots one section at a time in a managed outbound flow — every car in every lot is in the same queue. The Missouri Welcome Center between Gates 1 and 2 fills with rideshare passengers the moment the final whistle blows, and the surge price that looked manageable at noon looks very different at 4:30 PM with four car services all hitting the same demand spike at once.
Groups of a dozen or more that came in on separate rideshares often end up waiting 30–45 minutes before a pickup estimate even appears.
With a bus, none of that is a variable. Your post-game pickup window is set before you ever walk into the stadium — say, 30 minutes after the final whistle at Dubiner Circle. The bus is staged and waiting.
Your group walks out together, loads up, and the bus takes the fastest cleared route south on I-435 back to Overland Park. No rebooking an app in the middle of a crowd, no splitting into two cars because surge pricing just doubled, no standing at the Welcome Center in a Kansas City November. The group is already moving while everyone else is still in line for the first shuttle out of the lot.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup at Arrowhead Stadium: A Different Transportation Problem
The 2026 World Cup reshaped the transportation situation at Arrowhead Stadium from the ground up. Kansas City hosted six World Cup matches — June 16, 20, 25, and 27, and July 3 and 11, 2026 — and on each of those dates, the stadium and the roads surrounding it operated under conditions that had nothing in common with a regular Chiefs game day. The vast majority of the stadium's standard parking footprint was repurposed for FIFA event operations, broadcast infrastructure, team logistics, and security staging.
Most ticketholders were not able to park at the stadium at all. Dynamic pricing on official FIFA parking ranged from $125 to over $900 per pass, climbing again in the 24 hours before each kickoff.
The city's designated alternative was the ConnectKC26 Stadium Direct shuttle — $15 round-trip per ticketed passenger — boarding from four park-and-ride locations across the metro and two walk-up stops downtown. Road restrictions were significantly more aggressive than on a regular game day: northbound Blue Ridge Cutoff closed two hours before each World Cup match, reopened briefly during the first half, then closed again before the final whistle to manage the exit flow. Residents in neighborhoods bounded by Blue Ridge Cutoff and Ditzler Avenue needed a permit to access their own streets in the four-hour window before match time on each of the six match days.
A private charter bus from Overland Park cut through most of this with a pre-arranged plan. The bus built the approach around the road closure schedule, the group boarded at one pickup point and arrived at one drop-off point, and the post-match return was set before the opening whistle — no rebooking a surge rideshare in the dark with 76,000 fans on a closed street. The same approach applies to any major event at Arrowhead Stadium going forward — Chiefs playoff runs, future large-scale events at the Truman Sports Complex — the right vehicles fill quickly once a high-demand date is confirmed.
Call 913-839-6250 as soon as your event date is set.
Chiefs Home Games at Arrowhead Stadium in 2026
The 2026 Chiefs home schedule at Arrowhead Stadium runs through August and into January — and several of those dates are the exact kind of high-demand, early-sell-out games where bus supply gets thin quickly. The regular season opens on Monday, September 14 with a Monday Night Football matchup against Denver. September 20 brings Indianapolis, followed by the Chargers rivalry on October 18.
The November slate includes the Jets on November 8 and the Cardinals on November 22, with back-to-back major matchups closing out the season — Monday Night Football against the Patriots on December 21 and the 49ers on December 27. The Week 18 finale against the Raiders is date TBD.
Preseason runs August 15 against the Rams and August 28 against the Seahawks. Both preseason dates are more relaxed in terms of parking demand — but the Monday Night Football games and any playoff home dates in January move fast. For the playoff picture specifically, bus availability in the Overland Park and Johnson County market tightens the moment the Chiefs clinch a home game.
Booking as soon as the date is confirmed — not after tickets are in hand — keeps the best vehicle options open. Call 913-839-6250 or use the online quote tool to check availability for your game date without any obligation.
Practical Tips for Game Day at Arrowhead Stadium
Arrive during the 4.5-hour early window — this matters more for buses than for cars. Dubiner Circle fills on a first-come, first-served basis, and there is no guaranteed space for a bus that shows up late. For a noon kickoff, the early-open window starts at 7:30 AM.
A bus that arrives by 8:30 AM has the best chance of a clean, well-positioned spot.
Buy the Bus/RV parking pass in advance, not on game week. The stadium does not sell bus passes at the gate. Cash is not accepted at the toll booths.
The pass must be purchased in advance through the official Arrowhead Stadium ticketing portal, and for sold-out games, bus parking allocation runs out before car lots do. Check the official Arrowhead Stadium parking page for your specific game date as soon as it goes on sale.
Mobile tickets only; the stadium is fully cashless. All tickets are mobile through the Chiefs app — no print-at-home, no paper. Every transaction inside Arrowhead Stadium goes on a card: Mastercard, Amex, Visa, and Discover are accepted.
Have everyone's app downloaded and tickets pulled up before the bus arrives at the complex.
Clear bag policy applies to every guest, every gate. One clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" (or a one-gallon clear ziplock), plus one small clutch no larger than 4.5" × 6.5". No backpacks, no tote bags, no opaque bags of any kind.
There is no exception for group trips — everyone in the group goes through the same checkpoint.
Booking around a major event at Arrowhead Stadium? Road closures and stadium parking allocation can shift significantly for large-scale events beyond a regular Chiefs game — start planning transportation as soon as the event date and match or game details are confirmed rather than waiting on the standard lead time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly does a charter bus park at Arrowhead Stadium?
Class A and Class C buses 25 feet or longer are directed to the western and northern areas of Dubiner Circle — the loop directly behind Kauffman Stadium on the Truman Sports Complex — per the stadium's official parking page. Parking in Dubiner Circle is first-come, first-served and is limited, so arriving early during the 4.5-hour pre-kickoff window is strongly recommended. Vehicles exceeding 40 feet are not permitted on the complex.
Does a charter bus need its own parking pass at Arrowhead Stadium?
Yes. A dedicated Bus/RV parking pass is required and must be purchased in advance — there is no day-of bus parking sold at the gate, and cash is not accepted at the toll booths. The bus parking pass is a separate purchase from any ticket-holder car parking pass.
Check the official Arrowhead Stadium parking page for current availability and pricing for your game date.
Where does rideshare drop off at Arrowhead Stadium?
Uber, Lyft, and zTrip drop off and pick up at the Missouri Welcome Center between Gates 1 and 2 on Blue Ridge Cutoff, per the stadium's official drop-off page. Rideshare vehicles are not permitted at the stadium gates. Typing the official address (1 Arrowhead Drive) into the app routes the car there automatically.
Post-game, the Welcome Center is the post-game rideshare bottleneck for the entire 76,000-person crowd — surge pricing and extended wait times are the norm after sold-out games.
How long does the drive from Overland Park to Arrowhead Stadium take on game day?
Off-peak, the run is approximately 20 miles and 28–35 minutes via I-435 North to I-70 East. On a Chiefs game day — especially for Monday Night Football, division rivals, and playoff games — that same corridor adds 20–40 minutes of game-day congestion at the I-70/I-435 interchange. A party bus or charter bus from Overland Park builds the departure time around the tailgate window, not around how long Google says the trip takes at 9 AM on a Tuesday.
What is the route from Overland Park to Arrowhead Stadium?
The most direct route from Overland Park is I-435 North to the interchange with I-70 East. From I-70, take the Blue Ridge Cutoff exit south for access to Gates 2, 3, and 4. Alternatively, stay on I-435 past the I-70 merge and take the Raytown Road / Stadium Drive exit for Gates 5 and 6.
On peak game days, police manage both approach corridors — late arrivals queue a significant distance before reaching the toll booths on either approach.
How far in advance should I book a bus to Arrowhead Stadium from Overland Park?
For regular-season home games, two to four weeks of lead time is workable on most dates. Monday Night Football games, division rivalry matchups, and any postseason home games should be locked in as soon as the date is confirmed — available vehicles in the Johnson County and Overland Park market thin quickly for those dates. For any large-scale event at Arrowhead Stadium, book as soon as the event schedule is confirmed.
Call 913-839-6250 any time to check current availability for your game date — no account required and no obligation to book.
Are there official tailgate packages at Arrowhead Stadium?
Yes. The Ford Tailgate District on the west side of Lot M is open to all ticketed fans — no add-on purchase required — opening 4 hours before kickoff with live entertainment, food trucks, and tailgate games. The Champions Tailgate inside the gates is a paid VIP option with food and drinks included, available through Ticketmaster.
Tailgate Suites for groups of 20 or more are available through the team directly, with catering and private space. Visit the official Chiefs tailgating page for current options and availability for your game date.
Is there a party bus or charter bus size restriction at Arrowhead Stadium?
Yes. Vehicles exceeding 40 feet are not permitted on the Truman Sports Complex at all. Buses 25 feet or longer park at Dubiner Circle.
Class B oversized vehicles that fit within two standard parking spaces can use an Oversized vehicle pass in the general lots — contact the stadium's Fan Experience line at 816-920-4237 to confirm procedures for your specific vehicle before game day.
What was the parking situation at Arrowhead Stadium during the 2026 World Cup?
Significantly more restricted than a standard Chiefs game. The majority of the stadium's normal parking footprint was repurposed for FIFA event operations, and dynamic pricing on the official FIFA parking portal ranged from $125 to over $900 per pass. The city's ConnectKC26 Stadium Direct shuttle cost $15 round-trip and required a match ticket, boarding from four park-and-ride lots and two downtown stops.
Northbound Blue Ridge Cutoff closed two hours before each of the six match days. For any future large-scale event with similar road restrictions, a pre-arranged private charter bus with a pickup and drop-off plan built around the closure schedule is the clearest way to manage the day from Overland Park.
Can I get a same-day bus quote for a Chiefs game?
You can get a quote from Partybusoverlandpark.com any time, any day — the online tool and phone line (913-839-6250) run day and night, with no account required. Whether there are vehicles available for your specific date depends on how far out you are booking. Same-day or next-day bookings for a sold-out game are generally very limited.
Calling well ahead of your game date gives you the widest vehicle selection and the most room to compare quotes.
Reserve Your Bus to Arrowhead Stadium
Whether it is a regular-season Chiefs game, a playoff run, or a stadium-scale concert, finding the right Overland Park party bus or charter bus to Arrowhead Stadium is fast through Partybusoverlandpark.com. Fill out the quick online form or call 913-839-6250 any time — no account required, no obligation — and compare vehicles and rates from a large network of bus companies serving the Kansas City metro in under 30 seconds. The Dubiner Circle bus parking procedure is built into the plan, the approach route is built around your departure window, and the post-game pickup is arranged before you ever walk through the gates.
Planning a Royals game the same weekend? The Kauffman Stadium bus guide covers parking and drop-off at the stadium right next door — same Truman Sports Complex, completely different logistics. And the Overland Park sporting event transportation page covers the full range of Kansas City metro venues.
