Rent a Bus to Busch Stadium: Cardinals Game-Day & Concert Group Guide

Cardinals fans know the downtown St. Louis parking scramble all too well. You merge onto Clark Street, spend 20 minutes circling for a lot that isn’t already full, shell out $25 or more for the privilege of parking six blocks away, and then make the same miserable walk back after the final out — past thousands of people doing the exact same thing. The single question that makes or breaks a group trip to Busch Stadium is simple: where exactly does the bus drop us off, and where does it wait while we’re inside?

This guide answers that plainly, using the Cardinals’ own published information, and then walks your group through everything else a game-day trip needs: which vehicle fits your party size, what shapes the price, how the bus stacks up against MetroLink and rideshare, and which dates book out fastest. Party Bus St. Louis runs these Cardinals and concert pickups all season — the advice here is what we tell our own groups before they reserve.

Why Rent a Bus to Busch Stadium?

Downtown St. Louis fills up fast on game nights. I-64 and I-70 both funnel into the same blocks surrounding the stadium, and the Gateway Arch corridor — already one of the busiest stretches of riverfront in the city — fills with pedestrian traffic before and after every home game. Parking inside the Cardinals’ official lots runs $25 or more per space, the lots fill up before first pitch on popular matchups, and the walk back to a remote garage after a nine-inning game is nobody’s idea of a good time.

A St. Louis charter bus rental changes the math entirely. Your group boards together from your hotel, your office, your neighborhood — wherever makes sense — and rides straight to the ballpark as a unit. No one draws straws over who has to stay sober and drive.

No one navigates the one-way streets around Clark and Broadway trying to find a lot that still has space. The route is taken care of, the group stays together, and the only thing left to think about is whether the Cardinals are going to hold a lead.

Plus, when the group is celebrating, a party bus rental in St. Louis means the pregame starts the moment you pull away from the curb — not when you finally find your seats.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Pick-Up at Busch Stadium

Here is the part most guides leave fuzzy — so let’s go straight to what the Cardinals actually publish. According to the Cardinals’ official rideshare and drop-off information, guests arriving by bus, rideshare, or taxi can be dropped off at two designated curbside zones:

• West side: 8th Street, north of Gate 3 (the third-base gate at the corner of 8th and Clark).
• East side: Broadway, just south of Clark Street (near Gates 5 and 6 in right-center field).

Either zone puts your group steps from a gate entrance. From the west drop on 8th Street, Gate 3 and Gate 4 are immediately adjacent. From the east drop on Broadway, Gate 5 and Gate 6 are right there.

Both are faster than the walk from any remote parking garage — and a lot faster than the post-game rideshare pickup situation on Spruce Street, which backs up significantly once the crowd flows out.

Bus Parking at Busch Stadium: 6th and Chouteau

Here is the detail that catches first-time group organizers off guard: buses and oversized vehicles are directed to a dedicated parking facility at 6th and Chouteau (1001 S 6th Street, St. Louis, MO 63102) — not to the general All-Star Lot or One Cardinal Way Garage near the stadium. Per the Cardinals’ official transportation and parking guidance, bus parking passes must be purchased in advance through cardinals.com/parking, delivered digitally via the MLB Ballpark app, and secured before 7 a.m. on the day of the event. There is no day-of cash option at the gate.

The 6th and Chouteau lot puts the bus a few blocks south of the stadium, which works fine for waiting during the game and getting into position for post-game pickup. When your group is ready to leave, the bus is a short ride rather than a long walk from a remote structure — a real advantage when you’re up against 44,000 other fans trying to clear the same blocks at the same time.

One more thing most groups don’t factor: all official Cardinals lots are cashless. Credit or debit cards only, no exceptions. And passes are sold per space, not per person, so a single bus pass covers the vehicle regardless of how many passengers are aboard.

That’s one line item on the trip budget instead of a dozen individual lot tickets.

Gates at Busch Stadium: Which One Is Yours?

Busch Stadium has six entry gates, and knowing which one matches your tickets saves the group a lap around the block. A quick reference:

• Gate 1 — Southeast side on Broadway near the I-64 overpass, right field corner.
• Gate 2 — Southwest side on S 8th Street, home plate entrance.
• Gate 3 — West side at 8th Street near Spruce, third-base gate. This is the closest gate to the west-side bus drop on 8th Street.
• Gate 4 — North side on Clark Avenue near the team store, left field gate.
• Gate 5 — North side on Clark Avenue across from Ballpark Village, center field gate. Close to the east-side Broadway drop zone.
• Gate 6 — East side on Broadway near Spruce Street, right field gate.

Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch on Monday through Thursday games and two hours before first pitch on Friday through Sunday. For concerts and special events, gate times shift — always verify against the official Cardinals directions and parking page before your event date.

Busch Stadium Transportation: Every Option Compared

St. Louis gives groups more options than most cities for getting to a game. Here is an honest look at how they compare — and where a charter bus earns its keep versus when a cheaper option makes more sense.

The honest read: for one or two people, MetroLink is genuinely the smartest call. The Stadium MetroLink Station is directly across 8th Street from the ballpark, a $5 day pass gets you unlimited rides on 21 Park-Ride lots across Missouri and Illinois, and the train doesn’t get stuck in the Clark Avenue crawl. But the moment your group grows past a handful of people — or you want the pregame to start on the bus, or someone has mobility needs, or you’re coming from O’Fallon or St. Charles or Belleville and MetroLink isn’t convenient — a charter bus rental in St. Louis is the smarter fit.

MetroLink and the Stadium Station, Explained

MetroLink is St. Louis’s light-rail system, and the Stadium MetroLink Station sits directly across 8th Street from Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village — about as close as a transit stop gets to any major venue in the country. On game days, Metro Transit increases train frequency to handle the extra volume. Park-Ride lots at MetroLink stations throughout Missouri and Illinois offer free parking, so the real cost is just the $5 day pass per person for unlimited trips.

For the 2026 Cardinals season, Metro ran special service for Opening Day and high-attendance games. The station did experience a temporary closure in late 2025 for construction related to Metro’s Secure Platform Plan, so it’s worth checking the official Stadium Station page before game day for any service alerts. The #40 Broadway bus and the #99 Downtown Trolley also serve stops near the stadium for groups who prefer surface transit.

MetroLink is excellent for individuals and couples. For a group of 20 coordinating from different suburbs, though, the moving pieces multiply fast — different Park-Ride lots, different train times, and the post-game crowd pressing onto the platform together. A single St. Louis charter bus keeps all 20 people on the same vehicle and the same schedule from pickup to drop-off.

The Redbird Bus from Metro East

The St. Clair County Transit District runs the Redbird Bus service for all Friday and Saturday home games, operated in partnership with Vandalia Bus Lines. For 2026, buses depart from the St. Clair County Parking Garage at 100 South First Street in Belleville (free covered parking), leaving 60 to 90 minutes before first pitch as each bus fills. Round-trip tickets are $10 per rider, all-electronic, no cash.

The bus drops off at Clark Avenue and South Broadway near Gates 5 and 6 and picks up post-game at Clark Avenue between South Broadway and Fourth Street, with buses departing up to 45 minutes after the final out. That makes the Redbird Bus a genuinely solid option for fans coming in from the Illinois side — but it only runs Fridays and Saturdays, it’s first-come-first-served on space, and there’s no flexibility on departure timing. For a group that wants to control its own schedule and itinerary, a private bus rental in St. Louis is a cleaner fit.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

Not every Cardinals group is the same size, and there’s no reason to pay for seats you don’t need. Here’s how our fleet breaks down for a Busch Stadium run.

The right pick comes down to your headcount and what you want the ride to feel like. A 15- to 50-passenger party bus rental in St. Louis keeps the energy up with a built-in bar and Bluetooth sound from your hotel parking lot to the Clark Street drop. For larger outings — a company outing for 40 people, a church group making a season highlight trip, a full extended-family reunion at the ballpark — a full-size charter bus gives you deep undercarriage bays for the coolers and an onboard restroom for the drive.

ADA-accessible vehicles are always available; just let us know before your departure date.

St. Louis Bus Rental Prices for Cardinals Games

Party Bus St. Louis offers all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you will know the exact price before you ever book. There’s no single sticker number because the quote is shaped by several clear factors:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a 14-passenger Sprinter limo are different rates.
• Total hours — how long the vehicle is dedicated to your group, including any pregame time and the post-game wait.
• Date and event — Opening Day and Cubs/Dodgers/Yankees weekends price differently than a Tuesday night game against a division rival.
• Mileage and origin — a pickup from downtown St. Louis is a shorter run than one from Florissant or Belleville.

For ranges to anchor your estimate: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger minibuses and party buses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type — but you will never be surprised by hidden costs. The stadium’s bus parking pass at 6th and Chouteau is a separate, pre-purchased cost.

Here is the math that usually settles it. A single 56-seat charter bus replaces roughly 14 cars. That’s 14 parking passes at $25 each — $350 just in parking — plus 14 tanks of gas, and at least 14 people who can’t enjoy a drink because they’re driving.

One bus splits one predictable flat rate across the whole group. Once you’re past a few cars’ worth of people, the bus is usually both simpler and cheaper per head. Call 314-899-8840 any time for a free, all-inclusive price quote at no obligation.

A Real Game-Day Example

To put numbers behind the math: last September, a 35-person Cardinals fan group booked a 40-passenger party bus for a Friday night game against the Cubs. Pickup was at 5:00 PM from a hotel in Clayton, arriving at the 8th Street drop on Busch Stadium’s west side by 5:45 PM — an hour and fifteen minutes before first pitch. The group walked straight to Gate 3 while the bus waited at 6th and Chouteau.

Post-game pickup was arranged for 10:30 PM on 8th Street, and the group was back at the hotel before 11:00 PM — bypassing the Spruce Street rideshare backup entirely. Six-hour all-inclusive rental: $1,800 (~$51 per person), with the parking logistics and late-night navigation all handled for the group.

Getting There: Routes, Traffic & Timing

Busch Stadium is at the heart of downtown St. Louis, which means access is straightforward in theory and congested in practice on game nights. I-64 and I-70 both converge near the stadium, and the Tucker Boulevard and Chouteau Avenue corridors see heavy inbound traffic starting about 90 minutes before first pitch on weekend games. The Gateway Arch grounds to the east and Ballpark Village to the north add pedestrian traffic that spills into the surface streets.

Approximate drive times from common pickup points in non-game traffic:

Those times stretch noticeably on packed game nights, especially for Cubs, Yankees, and Dodgers series where the stadium is near capacity. On big concert dates — Guns N’ Roses in August 2026, Noah Kahan that same month — Clark Street closes early and traffic management reroutes approaches well in advance of doors. Building in extra time is always the right call, and the route is taken care of for you when you rent a bus instead of navigating it yourself.

What’s Happening at Busch Stadium in 2025–2026

Busch Stadium runs far more than 81 home games a year. The marquee events that drive group demand — and where bus availability tightens fastest:

• St. Louis Cardinals regular season (April–September). The full home slate is the backbone of group bus demand downtown. Opening Day — the single most requested date of the year — books out months in advance. Cubs series (typically three-game sets with full 44,000+ crowds) and promotion Saturdays with fireworks fill within days of the schedule dropping.
• Guns N’ Roses (August 16, 2026). Stadium-scale rock, Clark Street closed before doors, parking premium at full demand. A St. Louis concert bus rental is the obvious call here — drop at Gate 6 on Broadway, pick up post-show when the crowd thins.
• Noah Kahan — The Great Divide Tour (August 2, 2026). Another full-stadium concert date with the same approach-road congestion. Book the bus early; August weekends at Busch are among the busiest vehicle-demand nights of the year.
• Cardinals Post-Game Concert Series. Selected Friday games include post-game field concerts (artists like Cole Swindell and Flo Rida have been featured), meaning the group stays at the stadium well past the final out. A charter bus that waits nearby is ready when the last note hits — not sitting in a Spruce Street rideshare surge.
• Group Bonus Dates. The Cardinals designate specific game dates where groups of 20 or more get the standard group discount plus $12 Cardinals Cash per ticket toward concessions and merchandise. These dates — against opponents like the Houston Astros and Kansas City Royals — are ideal for company outings and first-time group buyers.

Booking urgency note: Cardinals group tickets require a minimum of 20 people, and the best seat blocks go quickly on Cubs weekends and popular Saturday dates. If you’re coordinating 20 or more people for a specific game, lock in your bus at the same time you secure your tickets — not after — because the right-size vehicles book up in the same window. Call 314-899-8840 as soon as your date is confirmed.

Cardinals Group Tickets and What to Know

Groups of 20 or more can purchase Cardinals group tickets directly through the team at Cardinals group tickets or by calling 314-345-9000. Standard benefits include a discount of up to 10 percent off regular ticket prices for most games, a personal ribbon board message during the game, and a souvenir scoreboard photo. Groups committing 300 or more tickets unlock additional benefits including on-field experiences and a delayed payment schedule.

A few things worth knowing before you coordinate the group booking:

• The group discount does not apply to Opening Day or series against the Cubs, Dodgers, and Yankees — those are full-demand games excluded from discounts.
• Group Bonus Dates include $12 Cardinals Cash per ticket on top of the group discount. These dates are worth building your calendar around if the team schedule allows it.
• The Cardinals require a 20-person minimum for group pricing, but there’s no upper cap — and for groups of 40 or more, a 56-passenger charter bus keeps everyone in the same section without splitting the group across two separate ticket blocks.

Leaving Busch Stadium After the Game

Getting out of downtown St. Louis after a Cardinals game is the part most groups don’t think through until they’re standing on Clark Avenue in a sea of red hats trying to find their rideshare. Post-game, the Cardinals’ official rideshare and taxi pickup moves to Spruce Street south of the stadium — and on a sold-out game night or after a concert, Spruce Street backs up with both vehicle and pedestrian traffic for 30 minutes or more after the final out. Surge pricing on rideshares near the stadium spikes predictably in that window.

With a bus, you skip all of it. The pickup window is agreed in advance — your group knows exactly where to walk and when, the bus is waiting nearby during the game, and everyone boards at a confirmed spot rather than hunting through a crowd for a specific license plate. On nights with post-game concerts, the bus simply extends its wait time and picks up when the show ends instead of when the game ends.

That flexibility is the whole reason groups organize their Cardinals trips around a charter bus rental rather than multiple rideshares.

Bag Policy, Security, and What to Know Before You Go

A few things every group should know before entering Busch Stadium, straight from the Cardinals’ published security guidelines:

• Clear bag required. Only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags not exceeding 12″ × 6″ × 12″ are permitted. Small clutches up to 4.5″ × 6.5″ are also allowed. Backpacks — clear or not — are prohibited.
• No on-site bag check. Busch Stadium does not offer a bag check facility, so items that don’t meet the clear-bag standard need to go back to the bus before entry.
• Soft-sided coolers permitted. Soft-sided coolers not exceeding 10″ × 8″ × 10″ are allowed inside, which is worth knowing for groups who want to bring their own drinks and snacks.
• All lots are cashless. Parking at every Cardinals-operated facility requires credit or debit — no cash accepted anywhere in the system. This includes the bus parking at 6th and Chouteau.

Concert Transportation to Busch Stadium

Busch Stadium’s summer concert calendar is one of the reasons group bus demand peaks in August. Stadium-scale shows — the kind that bring 40,000-plus people into a three-block radius of downtown St. Louis — turn Clark Avenue into a closed corridor and fill the surrounding parking garages by late afternoon. The approach roads off I-64 and I-70 back up well before doors, and post-show rideshare wait times commonly run 45 minutes or longer as the crowd disperses.

A St. Louis party bus rental for a stadium concert handles all of it. Drop-off at Broadway and Gates 5 and 6, or 8th Street and Gate 3 — the same official zones the Cardinals designate for rideshare, but your group arrives as a unit on a schedule you control. After the show, the bus is waiting nearby and ready for a planned pickup, so no one is refreshing the rideshare app on an empty battery at midnight on Clark Street.

For August 2026 concert dates specifically: Noah Kahan on August 2 and Guns N’ Roses on August 16 are both full-stadium shows with all the associated downtown traffic that implies. The right-size vehicle for either of those dates should be booked as soon as tickets are secured — not the week before. Call 314-899-8840 to lock in your date.

Trip Types We Book to Busch Stadium

Different groups, same goal: everyone gets to the ballpark together, enjoys the game or show, and gets home without the parking ordeal. A few of the runs Party Bus St. Louis handles most often:

• Fan groups and season-ticket holder parties. Large groups with seats in the same section who want the pregame energy to start on the bus — a 25-passenger party bus rental in St. Louis with a built-in bar and Bluetooth sound is the exact right vehicle for this trip.
• Corporate and company outings. Teams heading to a Cardinals game as a company event, where the priority is a single pickup, a comfortable ride, and a confirmed post-game return. A minibus or full charter bus handles the logistics while the team focuses on the game.
• Group Bonus Date coordination. Organized groups of 20 or more taking advantage of Cardinals discounted ticket pricing — a 40-passenger minibus or charter bus keeps the group together and on one receipt instead of spread across multiple cars and lots.
• Concert groups. August stadium shows where Clark Street is closed and rideshare pricing is unpredictable. One bus, one drop, one pickup window.
• Out-of-town group visits. Groups flying into Lambert International Airport (STL) for a Cardinals trip can be picked up curbside at the terminal and taken directly to the stadium — no rental car coordination required. The airport is about 14 miles and 20 to 30 minutes from Busch Stadium in normal traffic.
• Birthday and celebration groups. A Cardinals game that doubles as a milestone night, with the celebration built into the bus ride instead of starting only after everyone finds parking.

Booking Your Busch Stadium Bus

Booking a bus to Busch Stadium is straightforward, and a few steps make it seamless:

1. Request a quote with your group size, pickup location and city, game or event date, and whether you want pregame time factored in. The fastest path is calling 314-899-8840 or using our online tool.
2. Confirm the vehicle and drop zone. We lock in the right vehicle for your headcount and verify the current approach route for your specific event — the 8th Street drop for Gate 3 access, or Broadway for Gates 5 and 6.
3. Secure the bus parking pass at 6th and Chouteau in advance. Bus parking must be purchased before 7 a.m. on game day through the Cardinals’ official parking system. We factor this into the game-day plan so there are no surprises at the lot entrance.
4. Set your post-game pickup window. Agree on a specific time and pickup spot before your group splits off to their seats. The bus waits nearby during the game and is right there when you exit — no waiting in the Spruce Street rideshare line.

A few timing questions we hear regularly: how early should we arrive? Gates open 90 minutes before first pitch Monday through Thursday and two hours before on weekends — for a group using the west drop on 8th Street, arriving 15 to 20 minutes before gates open gives you a clean walk in without the surge crowd. Can the bus wait during the game?

Yes — the bus is booked as a block of hours, so it can wait at the parking area and be ready for your agreed post-game pickup time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus drop off at Busch Stadium?

The Cardinals designate two official drop-off zones: the west side on 8th Street, north of Gate 3, and the east side on Broadway, just south of Clark Street near Gates 5 and 6. Both put your group steps from a gate entrance. The bus then heads south to the dedicated bus parking facility at 6th and Chouteau (1001 S 6th Street) while your group enjoys the game.

Where do buses park at Busch Stadium?

Buses and oversized vehicles park at the Cardinals-designated facility at 6th and Chouteau, 1001 S 6th Street, St. Louis, MO 63102. Per the Cardinals’ official parking guidance, passes must be pre-purchased through cardinals.com/parking and delivered via the MLB Ballpark app before 7 a.m. on game day. No day-of bus parking is sold at the gate, and all transactions are cashless.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to Busch Stadium?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, date, and your pickup location. As a guide: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; small party buses (15–20 passengers) run $204–$378/hour; mid-size buses (20–30 passengers) run $244–$414/hour; large party buses and minibuses (35–50 passengers) run $294–$490/hour; and full-size charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. All-inclusive pricing in under 30 seconds, no hidden costs.

Call 314-899-8840 or use the online quote tool.

Does a bus need a parking permit at Busch Stadium?

Yes. Buses and oversized vehicles must purchase a dedicated parking pass through the Cardinals’ official system (cardinals.com/parking) for the lot at 6th and Chouteau. Passes are digital, delivered via the MLB Ballpark app, and must be purchased before 7 a.m. on game day.

No day-of cash sales are available at the gate. All lots are cashless.

What is the bag policy at Busch Stadium?

Only clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags not exceeding 12″ × 6″ × 12″ are permitted, plus a small clutch up to 4.5″ × 6.5″. Backpacks are prohibited regardless of material. No on-site bag check is available, so anything that doesn’t meet policy needs to stay in the bus or be left at the hotel.

Soft-sided coolers not exceeding 10″ × 8″ × 10″ are allowed inside.

What is the Cardinals group ticket minimum, and what discounts apply?

Groups of 20 or more qualify for group pricing, typically a discount of up to 10 percent off regular ticket prices for most games. Group discounts do not apply to Opening Day or series against the Cubs, Dodgers, and Yankees. Group Bonus Dates include $12 Cardinals Cash per ticket in addition to the standard discount — worth booking around if your schedule allows.

Contact the Cardinals at 314-345-9000 or visit Cardinals group tickets.

Is there public transit from the suburbs to Busch Stadium?

MetroLink offers the most direct transit connection — the Stadium Station is directly across 8th Street from the ballpark, with free Park-Ride lots at 21 MetroLink stations and a $5 day pass for unlimited rides. For fans coming from the Illinois Metro East, the Redbird Bus runs from Belleville on Fridays and Saturdays at $10 round-trip. Neither option gives your group control over timing or starting point, which is where a charter bus rental in St. Louis is the right call for organized groups.

How far in advance should we book for Opening Day or a Cubs series?

As early as your dates are confirmed. Opening Day is the single most requested game of the year for bus groups in St. Louis, and vehicles fill within days of the schedule being announced. Cubs, Dodgers, and Yankees weekends are close behind.

For summer concert dates at Busch Stadium, booking at the same time as your tickets is the right approach — not after. For regular-season games outside peak demand, two to four weeks of lead time is typically workable. Call 314-899-8840 to lock in your date.

Can a bus pick up our group from the airport?

Yes. Lambert–St. Louis International Airport (STL) is about 14 miles from Busch Stadium — a 20 to 30 minute drive in normal traffic. For groups flying in for a Cardinals game or a stadium concert, one coordinated bus pickup at the terminal curb is a far cleaner solution than coordinating rental cars or multiple rideshares from arrivals.

Do you have ADA-accessible buses?

ADA-accessible vehicles are always available. Let us know your group’s specific needs before your departure date and we will arrange the right vehicle.

Book Your Busch Stadium Bus Today

The perfect ride to 700 Clark Street is one call away. Whether it’s a 35-person fan group heading to a Friday night Cubs game, a company outing of 50 on a Group Bonus Date, or a concert crowd for August’s biggest stadium shows — Party Bus St. Louis has access to a large fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos across the St. Louis area. Your group drops at Gate 3 on 8th Street or Gates 5 and 6 on Broadway while everyone else circles the block looking for $25 parking that’s already full.

Give us a call any time at 314-899-8840 for an all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

Sources & Last Verified

Transportation, parking, and bag policies at Busch Stadium change by season and event. Drop-off zones, parking locations, bag policy, and group ticket details verified against the Cardinals and Metro Transit’s published pages in June 2026. Confirm event-specific figures before your trip.

• St. Louis Cardinals — Parking & Transportation (bus parking at 6th & Chouteau, All-Star Lot, cashless payment)
• St. Louis Cardinals — Rideshare & Drop-Offs (official drop-off zones on 8th St and Broadway)
• St. Louis Cardinals — Directions to Busch Stadium (gate locations, I-64/I-70 approaches)
• St. Louis Cardinals — Stadium Security (clear bag policy, prohibited items)
• St. Louis Cardinals — Group Tickets (20-person minimum, discount details, Group Bonus Dates)
• Metro Transit — Stadium MetroLink Station (location, Park-Ride lots, $5 day pass)
• St. Clair County Transit District — Redbird Bus Service (Belleville departure, $10 round-trip, Fri–Sat only)