Party Bus Rentals in Clovis

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You use the online quote tool on this page — it takes about a minute to fill out. Enter your pickup location, destination, date, and group size, and you'll be taken to a results page on a national booking platform showing available party buses and pricing from transportation companies serving your area. From there, you can browse vehicles, compare packages, view photos, and book the bus you want right online.

If you'd rather talk it through, a live team is available every day at 559-578-8290 to help you put together a custom package.

The Clovis Rodeo Grounds (748 Rodeo Dr, Clovis, CA 93612) hosts one of the largest rodeos in the western United States every late April, drawing tens of thousands of fans over four days — and the surrounding area fills fast. The venue's own guidance directs visitors to follow event-day signage, with general parking in the lots surrounding the grounds off Rodeo Drive. No dedicated party bus or oversized vehicle zone is published on the official site.

The Clovis Rodeo parking guidance places free parking in the west parking lot off Clovis Avenue, giving your bus a named approach instead of sending you hunting for a paid downtown lot. The 2026 Clovis Rodeo runs April 22–26, so that Clovis Avenue lot and the surrounding roads are the places to plan around for this year's five-day event.

The standard approach for party buses is to drop passengers at the main Rodeo Drive entrance and then stage in the large outer overflow lots on the north and west perimeter of the grounds, which can accommodate oversized vehicles. Because lot assignments and access points can shift by event, call the Clovis Rodeo Association at (559) 299-5203 before Rodeo weekend to confirm current bus access and staging. Clovis Rodeo weekend is one of the busiest party bus dates of the entire year in the Central Valley — book as early as possible.

Save Mart Center is the Central Valley's premier arena, hosting Fresno State Bulldogs basketball, major concerts, family shows, and more. For party buses and oversized vehicles, the confirmed drop-off area is along Shaw Avenue on the north side of the arena, near the main entrance — that's where your group unloads before the bus relocates.

Because the arena sits on the Fresno State campus, parking for oversized vehicles is in the North lots off Matoian Avenue; Lot 4 exits onto Woodrow Avenue for westbound Shaw Avenue, and Lot 6 exits onto Chestnut Avenue for eastbound Shaw Avenue. The rideshare and taxi zone is on the east side off Cedar Avenue — a different location entirely, so make sure your group knows to meet at the Shaw Avenue side. For group arrangements or event-specific bus access, contact Save Mart Center at (559) 278-4240 or check the Save Mart Center directions and parking page before your visit, since lot assignments can vary by event.

Save Mart Center lists a $100 parking rate for RVs and buses at concerts and non-athletic events, $25 for men's basketball, and $40 for high school graduations; parking attendants accept credit and debit cards, not cash. Your bus can handle the ride straight through without splitting your group across a dozen cars.

Chukchansi Park is located in the heart of downtown Fresno and hosts concerts, sporting events, and other major gatherings throughout the year. For party buses, the standard drop-off is along Tulare Street (the main street frontage) or H Street on the south side of the ballpark — your group unloads curbside and the bus heads out to stage nearby.

There is no dedicated on-site bus parking at Chukchansi Park. Buses typically stage in the downtown Fresno surface lots along the Fulton Street corridor or in City of Fresno parking lots on Kern Street, a few blocks from the venue. The Fresno Convention Center parking area on M Street is also within a few blocks and can accommodate larger vehicles.

For group-specific arrangements, contact the venue at (559) 320-4487. Downtown Fresno parking fills fast on major event nights, so coordinate your pickup point with your group before the event ends — and plan your post-event meet spot before you go in.

Parking in lots managed by the Fresno Grizzlies for baseball games is $10 per vehicle, while street meters remain enforced until 10:00 p.m. on event nights. Your bus keeps the group together, and everyone can meet back at the same planned downtown curb instead of searching through separate cars.

The Fresno Convention Center (848 M St, Fresno, CA 93721) is a multi-venue campus in downtown Fresno that includes the Exhibit Hall, Selland Arena, and Warnors Theatre. For party buses, the confirmed drop-off point is along M Street at the main entrance to the convention center complex — your group steps off right at the front door.

The Convention Center's own parking garage at 848 M St serves the complex, but standard parking garages are not compatible with party buses. Buses stage and park in the surface lots on the perimeter of the complex, particularly along Inyo Street and O Street on the south and east sides. For event-specific access — especially during large conventions or concerts when the surrounding blocks get busy — check the Fresno Convention Center directions and parking page or call the venue directly at (559) 621-8760 before your visit to confirm current bus access.

And remember: venue parking costs are not included in your party bus quote from this site.

Selland Arena (700 M St, Fresno, CA 93721) is part of the Fresno Convention Center campus and seats approximately 7,500 for concerts, sporting events, and other performances. Because Selland Arena shares the Convention Center grounds, bus drop-off and parking follow the same pattern as the broader campus — passengers unload along M Street at the arena's main entrance, and buses relocate to the surface lots on the perimeter of the complex along Inyo Street and O Street.

No separate bus bay is published specifically for Selland Arena. The Convention Center coordinates parking by event, so access points and lot availability can shift depending on what else is happening on the campus that night. Before a big show at Selland, confirm current bus access with the venue at (559) 621-8760.

Post-event, have your group meet at a pre-agreed spot on M Street — the block fills fast when a show lets out — rather than trying to find each other in a crowd.

Chukchansi Park is the home of the Fresno Grizzlies (Single-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies) and sits in downtown Fresno — which makes a party bus to a Grizzlies game one of the easiest and most fun nights the network offers. The stadium is surrounded by large surface parking lots (Lots A through E), and the confirmed passenger drop-off point for buses is at the main entrance on Tulare Street.

After dropping your group, the bus stages in the outer perimeter lots — Lot E and the far outer sections of the surrounding lots can accommodate oversized vehicles. No separate bus-only lot is published on the official site, so for group arrangements and to confirm current event-day lot assignments, contact the Fresno Grizzlies box office at (559) 222-2216 before game day. The Grizzlies season runs April through September, which overlaps with prom season and graduation — book your party bus early if your game date falls in that window, because availability tightens fast across the whole Central Valley.

For most trips in Clovis, booking three to six months in advance gives you the best selection and the best pricing. But several dates in the Clovis and Fresno metro fill out much earlier than that — and waiting until the last minute will cost you more money, fewer options, or both.

Clovis Rodeo weekend in late April is the single tightest stretch of the year for party buses in the Central Valley — every company serving the area gets booked up fast. Prom season across Clovis Unified School District (Clovis High, Clovis North, Clovis East, Clovis West, and Buchanan High all hold proms in April and May) runs a very close second. Graduation season at Fresno State and Clovis Community College in May and June adds more pressure.

Fresno Grizzlies opening weekend, Big Hat Days in Old Town Clovis, and major concert nights at Save Mart Center are all dates where early booking pays off. The bottom line: book as soon as your date is set. It is strongly, strongly advised — the earlier you call 559-578-8290 or use the online quote tool, the more you can save and the more you have to choose from!