Philadelphia has been crossing the Ben Franklin Bridge to Camden for concerts since this venue opened in 1995, and the post-show grind on I-676 westbound is as well-documented as any setlist from the past three decades. When 25,000 people all decide the encore is over at the same time, the waterfront lots drain onto Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard, which feeds the approach to the Ben Franklin Bridge, which backs up into Camden while everyone else simultaneously decides the Walt Whitman Bridge is the move. Concert-goers driving themselves have reported sitting within a mile of the parking lot for more than an hour on sold-out nights.
One bus changes that equation entirely — your group crosses the river together before the show, drops off steps from the entrance, and the bus is already staged at the waterfront when the lights come up instead of you hunting through a dark lot trying to find your car.
Freedom Mortgage Pavilion — formerly BB&T Pavilion, briefly Waterfront Music Pavilion, and renamed to its current identity in May 2022 — sits at 1 Harbour Blvd, Camden, NJ 08103 on the Delaware River waterfront directly across from Philadelphia. Its outdoor capacity of 25,488 makes it one of the largest concert venues in the region; in winter it converts to an enclosed 7,000-seat theater. What follows covers the specifics a group needs to actually plan the trip: exactly where large vehicles drop off, how the venue's waterfront lots handle oversized vehicles, why lawn vs. pavilion seating changes your arrival window, and how the exit works when you’re on a bus instead of stuck in the bridge backup.
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Why Rent a Charter Bus or Party Bus to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion?
Getting a group to a sold-out show at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion involves three logistics problems stacked on top of each other, and a bus collapses all three into one move. First: the bridge. Every car in your group pays the Ben Franklin Bridge toll ($2.00 per car eastbound into Camden) and faces the westbound backup after the show — separately, each in their own vehicle, trying to time the lot exit with everyone else.
Second: parking. The waterfront lots surrounding the venue fill up on sold-out nights, are first-come-first-served with no space-saving allowed, and charge varying amounts per event that aren’t published in advance for most shows — meaning late arrivals pay the same amount and walk farther. Third: the exit.
After 25,000 people stand up at the same moment, every car in every lot is aiming at the same two bridges simultaneously, and neither bridge is particularly close to the venue parking lot.
A Philadelphia party bus or charter bus rental to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion removes all three. One bridge toll for the whole group. One oversized-vehicle parking spot in the waterfront lots that the bus handles at arrival.
And one pre-arranged post-show pickup at the Wiggins Circle drop zone — the bus stages while your group is inside and is already there when the encore ends, while car groups are still queuing at the lot exit. Once you split the total rental cost across 25, 35, or 50 people, the per-head number frequently matches or beats what those same people would have spent individually on bridge tolls, concert parking, and a post-midnight Uber surge across the bridge. Call 445-287-1870 to compare options, or read on for exactly how the logistics work.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
The venue’s official guidance places rideshare and large-vehicle drop-off at two locations, per the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion visitor information page: Wiggins Circle at the end of Martin Luther King Boulevard, and the corner of Clinton Street and 3rd Street. Both locations are approximately a half-block walk from the venue entrance — far closer than the remote rideshare lots that plague indoor arenas and stadium venues. For oversized vehicles, the venue’s own FAQ confirms that the waterfront lots can accommodate them; parking attendants on site direct large vehicles to the appropriate space, so pulling up and speaking with attendants at arrival is the right move rather than trying to navigate independently.
The waterfront setting works in your favor here. Freedom Mortgage Pavilion’s perimeter is open and walkable, so a bus that drops at Wiggins Circle has a flat, short walk directly to the entrance — no pedestrian bridge, no shuttle hop, no negotiating a stadium concourse. That same drop zone is also the cleanest pickup point after the show: the bus can stage nearby on the Camden waterfront, your group has a clear meeting spot, and the exit back toward the bridge is straightforward before the worst of the backup develops.
A Camden party bus rental covers both the arrival and the departure in one arrangement.
Getting to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion from Philadelphia — Crossing the Ben Franklin Bridge
From Center City Philadelphia, the most direct route to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion is east on I-676 over the Benjamin Franklin Bridge into Camden, then south on Martin Luther King Boulevard to the waterfront. The bridge toll is collected eastbound (toward Camden) and the westbound crossing is free. Off-peak drive time from Center City runs 20–25 minutes; on any sold-out concert night, add 30–60 minutes of buffer on the way in and plan accordingly on the way out.
The Ben Franklin is the closest crossing to the venue by distance, but that proximity is exactly why it backs up after shows — everyone in the venue has the same idea at the same time.
Groups coming from South Philadelphia, the airport corridor, or points south have an alternative: the Walt Whitman Bridge (I-76/US-30) into Camden, connecting to Route 30 and then north toward the waterfront on South Broadway or Admiral Wilson Boulevard. On heavy concert nights, the Walt Whitman becomes the de facto escape route after the show — locals who know the Ben Franklin backup use it immediately after the encore. The catch is that the Walt Whitman’s advantage diminishes quickly once a critical mass of people adopt the same workaround; a smart post-show route decision depends on real-time conditions rather than a fixed plan.
A bus can make that call dynamically based on bridge traffic as the lot exits open, rather than committing to one route before you even leave your seat.
Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Parking — Lot Access and Large Vehicle Logistics
The venue’s official parking layout identifies two main upgraded options, per the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion visit page: Premium/VIP Parking in Lot 1, located at 2nd Street and Clinton Street directly across from the venue and accessed via Clinton Street off Harbour Boulevard; and Front Door Parking, located off the circle at Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard and Riverside Drive. Both lots are described as the closest to the venue with easier entry and exit than the general waterfront lots, and both sell in advance for high-demand shows. General parking is available in additional lots surrounding the waterfront; pricing varies by event and is not published ahead of time for most dates.
A few things that catch groups off guard at this venue: accessible parking sections accept credit cards only, no cash. Oversized vehicles are welcomed in the lots — the venue confirms this explicitly — but there’s no pre-designated oversized parking lane on a published map; parking attendants direct large vehicles on arrival, so arriving and asking is the system. Parking is first-come-first-served for all sections, and the venue prohibits saving spaces.
On sold-out summer shows, the lots closest to the entrance fill well before showtime — which is why arriving at gate open rather than 20 minutes before showtime matters, especially if your group wants a spot anywhere near the entrance. Check the official visit page for any advance parking options specific to your event date, as availability and pricing shift by show.
Lawn vs. Pavilion Seats — Why Your Section Changes Your Arrival Window
Freedom Mortgage Pavilion’s outdoor configuration divides into two distinct zones, and which one your group has tickets for shapes the entire arrival plan. Pavilion seats are reserved, assigned rows under the venue’s covered roof structure — your specific seat is waiting for you regardless of when you arrive, so groups with pavilion tickets have more flexibility in timing, though security lines still back up near showtime and arriving at least 30 minutes early is the practical call. The lawn is general admission behind the pavilion section — open grass, no assigned spots, first-come-first-served for the good viewing positions.
A group of 20 people on the lawn who show up 10 minutes before showtime is staking out territory in the dark against 25,000 other fans with the same plan and an earlier start.
For lawn groups especially, a bus plays into the arrival strategy directly. Gates typically open 60–90 minutes before showtime, per the venue’s own information — confirm the exact time for your event on the official Freedom Mortgage Pavilion event schedule, as gate times vary by show. A bus drops your entire lawn group at Wiggins Circle when gates open, everyone walks in together, and you pick your spot as a unit before the prime real estate is gone.
Contrast that with the alternative: the lawn group that drove in separately parks in different sections of the waterfront lots, straggers in at different times, and then spends the first 15 minutes of the opening act trying to find each other in a field of 10,000 people. Gate open is the call for lawn shows. For pavilion shows, the bus can time arrival slightly later without the same urgency, though the same logic on the exit side still applies regardless of what kind of ticket you hold.
Leaving Freedom Mortgage Pavilion — The Post-Show Exit Crush Back Over the Bridge
This is the part of a Freedom Mortgage Pavilion trip that most reliably goes sideways for car groups, and it’s worth understanding in detail. When the final song ends and 25,000 people move toward the waterfront lots simultaneously, the lot exits back up onto Martin Luther King Boulevard, which feeds toward the Ben Franklin Bridge approach on I-676 — and I-676 westbound stacks up into Camden. Multiple concert-goers have reported sitting within a mile of the parking lot exit for more than an hour on peak-demand nights.
The Walt Whitman Bridge is the workaround that locals reach for when the I-676 backup is visible before they even get to their car, but on the highest-demand nights it receives the same overflow and slows accordingly. There is no clean exit from a sold-out Freedom Mortgage Pavilion show for a car group; there’s only managing when and how you enter the backup.
A bus bypasses the core problem. Your bus does not need to exit a waterfront parking lot in competition with thousands of other cars — it stages at the Wiggins Circle pickup zone or the Clinton/3rd drop point during the show, and when your group walks out, the bus is already there. Everyone boards, and the bus takes whatever bridge approach makes sense given real-time traffic at that moment — the Ben Franklin if it’s clearing, the Walt Whitman if I-676 is gridlocked.
That decision gets made with actual information, not guessed in a dark parking lot while everyone is standing around waiting. You’re rolling toward Philadelphia while the waterfront lot queue is still half a mile long.
The Ben Franklin Bridge backup after a sold-out Freedom Mortgage Pavilion show is real, documented, and predictable. Groups driving themselves have reported sitting within a mile of the parking lot exit for over an hour. A bus stages at the Wiggins Circle drop zone during the show and leaves when your group is ready — no parking lot queue, real-time bridge selection, and everyone in one place instead of spread across three sections of the waterfront lots trying to find their separate cars.
Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Transportation: Every Option Compared
This is a bus comparison site, but the honest look at every way a group gets to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion helps you make the right call — because for some group sizes, one option really does outperform the others. Here’s how the main choices stack up for a typical evening concert at the venue.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Post-show exit | Key limits | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rental rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — bus stages at Wiggins Circle, picks up when group walks out | Book in advance; limited peak-date availability | 15–56 |
| RiverLink Ferry | $18/person round-trip (concert service) | Only if everyone reaches Penn’s Landing at the same time | Good — post-show ferry runs 30 min after event; avoids bridge traffic entirely | Seasonal (May–Oct); everyone must get to Penn’s Landing first | 1–10 (pairs and small groups) |
| PATCO Speedline | Per-person fare; connections at 8th & Market or 15th & Locust in Philadelphia | Only if everyone boards the same train | Good — avoids bridge traffic; City Hall station is 0.7 miles from venue | Year-round; requires walk to station and 0.7-mile walk from City Hall station in Camden | 1–8 |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-show surge across the bridge | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Poor — surge pricing post-show; wait times spike at Wiggins Circle and Clinton/3rd | Post-midnight surges on sold-out dates routinely spike | 1–4 per car |
| Everyone drives & parks | Per-car bridge toll + per-car lot parking + gas | No — different lots, different exit timing | Worst — post-show lot queue onto MLK Blvd, then I-676 westbound backup | Lot availability shrinks on sold-out dates; no advance pricing published | 1–2 cars max |
For one or two people, the RiverLink Ferry or PATCO Speedline are genuinely compelling — the ferry crosses the Delaware in 15 minutes and its post-show run avoids the entire bridge backup, and PATCO is year-round with no seasonal gap. But once your group fills more than a couple of cars’ worth of seats, the coordination cost of separate vehicles — different arrival times, different lot sections, separate bridge tolls, and the post-show scramble to reassemble — tips decisively toward one bus. A 25-passenger group paying $18 each on the RiverLink Ferry is $450 in ferry tickets alone, and that still requires getting 25 people to the Penn’s Landing terminal in sync before a concert.
That’s the group this guide is written for.
The RiverLink Ferry to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
The RiverLink Ferry concert service deserves its own section because it’s genuinely useful for the right group. The ferry runs from Columbus Boulevard and Walnut Street at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia across the Delaware River to the Camden Waterfront in approximately 15 minutes. Concert service begins roughly 2 hours before the event and operates through 30 minutes after the show ends, with round-trips departing approximately every 30–45 minutes.
The concert round-trip fare is $18 per person, per the fare schedule on the RiverLink Ferry general service page. Service runs seasonally — generally May through late October for Freedom Mortgage Pavilion events — so it’s not available during the venue’s indoor winter season.
The ferry’s big advantage is the post-show exit: instead of sitting in the I-676 westbound queue, you board the ferry at the Camden waterfront and you’re back at Penn’s Landing in 15 minutes while cars are still exiting the lot. For pairs and small groups who happen to live or stay near the Penn’s Landing area, this is genuinely the smartest option on the table for a summer amphitheater show. For larger groups, the math changes — 20 people at $18 each is $360 round-trip in ferry tickets, plus the logistics of getting everyone to Columbus Blvd & Walnut Street before the first departure.
A private bus at that size handles pickup from wherever your group is already assembled, direct to Wiggins Circle, with the post-show pickup already arranged. Groups over 15 should price out both options and compare, which is a free 30-second exercise through Philadelphiapartybuscompany.com.
Rent a Bus to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion — What Size Fits Your Group?
The right vehicle comes down to headcount and what you want the ride to feel like. Philadelphiapartybuscompany.com compares a wide range of vehicles from bus companies serving the Philadelphia region — from Sprinter limos for smaller VIP groups to full 56-passenger coaches for large fan groups or corporate outings. Here’s how the vehicle lineup maps to a Freedom Mortgage Pavilion run.
| Vehicle | Typical capacity | Storage | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Modest — bags, jackets | VIP groups, small groups, corporate attendees | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows, individual reading lights |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Onboard, lighter | Friend groups wanting the full concert night experience on board | Color-changing LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound system, flat-panel TVs, built-in bar, wraparound seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Overhead and some underfloor | Mid-size groups, corporate shuttles, efficient transfers | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, greater maneuverability for the Camden waterfront streets |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Excellent — deep undercarriage bays | Large groups, fan buses, multi-pickup runs | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead bins, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage luggage bays |
For groups where the social experience on the ride itself is part of the night, a party bus — 15 to 50 passengers depending on group size — brings built-in LED lighting and a sound system that keeps the energy up from pickup to the venue entrance. For a large group that just needs comfortable, efficient transport from a Philadelphia hotel or office to Wiggins Circle and back, a minibus or full charter bus is the practical call, with overhead storage and reclining seats on the return leg. ADA-accessible vehicles can be requested through the network — note it in your quote request and the right vehicle can be arranged.
Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Charter Bus & Party Bus Rental Prices
Rental pricing for a Freedom Mortgage Pavilion run is shaped by vehicle size, total hours dedicated to your group (including any pre-show assembly time and post-show staging), the date of the event, and your pickup location relative to Camden. Philadelphiapartybuscompany.com’s comparison tool shows quotes for your specific itinerary in under 30 seconds — no account required, no obligation. To give you a planning range: a 25-passenger party bus typically runs $275–$375 per hour on weekends; a 40-56 passenger charter bus typically runs $200–$350 per hour. A 5–6 hour window covers most Freedom Mortgage Pavilion concert nights when you factor in the pickup, the pre-show staging, and the post-show pickup buffer.
To give you an idea of how the numbers work: a 35-person group heading to a sold-out show books a 40-passenger party bus. Pickup at 6:00 PM from Old City, Philadelphia; across the Ben Franklin Bridge to Wiggins Circle by 6:45 PM, well before gates open. The bus stages on the Camden waterfront during the show and picks up the group at 11:30 PM after the encore.
A 6-hour weekend rental at that vehicle size can run anywhere from roughly $1,950 to $3,000 for the vehicle — split 35 ways, that’s approximately $56–$86 per person. Compare that to 35 people paying individual bridge tolls (both directions for some), venue parking at event-variable rates, and a post-midnight Uber surge from Camden back to Philadelphia, and the bus math often wins on pure cost before the convenience factor enters the picture at all. A quote for your specific date and itinerary is 30 seconds away: call 445-287-1870 or see the Philadelphia party bus prices page for current planning ranges.
2026 Concert Season at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
The 2026 outdoor season at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion runs from May through late September, with a dense lineup of rock, country, and pop headliners that makes it one of the busiest amphitheater schedules in the Philadelphia–South Jersey market. Per the official Freedom Mortgage Pavilion event schedule, confirmed 2026 highlights include the MMRBQ festival (Godsmack, Alice Cooper, The Hooters) on May 9; Evanescence on June 20; Five Finger Death Punch on July 20; Chicago and Styx on July 21; Train on July 26; Mötley Crüe on July 27; 5 Seconds of Summer on August 8; Avenged Sevenfold and Good Charlotte on August 14; Lynyrd Skynyrd and Foreigner on August 20; and Chris Stapleton on August 28. Additional dates continue to be added through the season.
For group transportation planning, the parking and bridge dynamic is consistent across all of these dates — but demand for buses peaks on the sold-out shows and the high-profile rock nights where groups are larger and harder to coordinate via rideshare. Any Friday or Saturday summer evening at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion is a situation where the waterfront lots fill before showtime, the Ben Franklin westbound backs up after the encore, and rideshare surges on the Philadelphia side after midnight. Those are the dates where booking a charter bus or party bus early — rather than calling a week out — determines what vehicles and pricing are actually available.
Call 445-287-1870 to check availability for your specific show date.
Know Before You Go — Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Venue Rules
A few venue policies that affect how a group plans the trip, drawn from the official Freedom Mortgage Pavilion FAQ:
- Bag policy. Clear bags no larger than 12″×6″×12″ are permitted, as are opaque bags or clutches no larger than 6″×9″. All bags are subject to inspection at entry. Lawn chairs, coolers, large blankets, pro-grade cameras, and glass containers are all prohibited.
- Water. One factory-sealed plastic bottle up to 1 gallon is permitted — useful for summer lawn shows. Empty non-glass reusable bottles are also allowed. Refill stations are available throughout the venue. Outside food and most other outside beverages are not permitted.
- No re-entry. Once you leave the venue, you need a new ticket to return. Your group should come prepared with everything you need for the full show.
- Gates open 60–90 minutes before showtime. Confirm the exact gate time on your event’s ticket page or the venue schedule — it varies by show. For lawn groups, arriving at gate open is the strategic call.
- Children. All ages are welcome. Children under 2 may sit on a parent’s lap without a ticket.
- Accessible parking. Available in all lots, with Lot 1 being the closest. A valid placard is required; credit card payment only in accessible sections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion?
The official venue guidance places large-vehicle drop-off at two locations: Wiggins Circle at the end of Martin Luther King Boulevard and the corner of Clinton Street and 3rd Street. Both are approximately a half-block walk to the venue entrance. For oversized vehicles parking during the show, the waterfront lots accommodate them — parking attendants on site direct large vehicles to the appropriate area on arrival.
Where do buses park while the group is inside?
Oversized vehicles are accommodated in the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion waterfront lots, per the venue’s own FAQ. There isn’t a dedicated, pre-mapped large-vehicle lot published in advance — parking attendants direct coaches to the appropriate space at arrival. For post-show pickup, the bus stages at the Wiggins Circle or Clinton/3rd drop zone, which is the agreed-upon meeting point for the group when the show ends.
How much does it cost to rent a party bus or charter bus to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion?
Pricing depends on vehicle size, total rental hours, the event date, and your pickup location. A 25-passenger party bus typically runs $275–$375 per hour on weekends; a charter bus runs $200–$350 per hour. You can compare actual quotes for your specific date in under 30 seconds using Philadelphiapartybuscompany.com’s online tool, or call 445-287-1870 any time — free, no obligation.
See the Philadelphia party bus prices page for current planning ranges by vehicle size.
How does the bridge toll work when taking a bus?
The Ben Franklin Bridge charges the toll eastbound (toward Camden). For a private bus, one toll covers the entire vehicle, rather than each car in a group paying separately. The westbound return to Philadelphia is free.
Groups driving themselves each pay the eastbound toll per vehicle, which adds up quickly across a large group.
Is the RiverLink Ferry a good option for groups?
For smaller groups — pairs, foursomes, or groups under 10 where everyone can assemble at Penn’s Landing before the concert — the RiverLink Ferry is genuinely excellent, especially for post-show exit (it bypasses the I-676 westbound backup entirely). The concert round-trip fare is $18 per person. For groups of 15 or more, the per-head ferry cost plus the logistics of coordinating everyone to the Penn’s Landing terminal typically makes a private bus the more practical choice.
The ferry’s concert service page has current schedule details; service runs May through late October for Freedom Mortgage Pavilion events.
How do I get to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion from Philadelphia without driving?
Three options without a car: the RiverLink Ferry from Columbus Blvd & Walnut Street (seasonal, $18 round-trip for concerts); PATCO Speedline to City Hall station in Camden (connections at 8th & Market or 15th & Locust in Philadelphia), which is 0.7 miles and approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the venue; or the NJ Transit River Line to Entertainment Center station on the Camden Waterfront, which is the closest rail stop and useful for groups coming from South Jersey. For large groups, a private charter bus handles the trip door-to-door without requiring everyone to reach a transit terminal independently.
How far is Freedom Mortgage Pavilion from Philadelphia?
The venue is about 3–4 miles from Center City Philadelphia by road via the Ben Franklin Bridge, a 20–25 minute drive off-peak. On sold-out concert nights, add substantial buffer time in both directions — particularly the post-show westbound bridge approach, which backs up reliably when 25,000 people all exit at the same moment.
What’s the bag policy at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion?
Clear bags no larger than 12″×6″×12″ and opaque bags (clutches, wristlets) no larger than 6″×9″ are permitted. All bags are inspected at entry. Prohibited items include lawn chairs, coolers, large blankets, pro-grade cameras, glass, cans, and anything that doesn’t fit the clear-bag or 6″×9″ standard.
One factory-sealed water bottle up to 1 gallon is allowed; no other outside drinks. Confirm the policy for your specific event on the official venue page, as rules can vary by event.
How far in advance should we book a party bus to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion?
For sold-out summer shows — peak-demand rock nights, major tours, and double-night runs — booking 4–8 weeks out gives you the best vehicle selection and rate. For regular-season shows with a moderate crowd, 2–3 weeks is workable. The closer you get to a sold-out date, the more the available options narrow and the more rates firm up.
Call 445-287-1870 or use Philadelphiapartybuscompany.com’s online quote tool as soon as your show date is confirmed — the comparison takes 30 seconds and there’s no obligation.
Can we get a bus from any Philadelphia neighborhood to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion?
Yes — Philadelphiapartybuscompany.com’s network of bus companies serving Philadelphia covers pickups from any neighborhood: Center City, Old City, Fishtown, South Philly, Rittenhouse, University City, the Main Line, and further out. One quote request covers your specific origin and the round-trip to the Camden waterfront. Multi-stop pickups are also easy to arrange if your group is spread across different neighborhoods or hotels.
Book Your Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Party Bus or Charter Bus Today
The bridge is shorter than the parking lot backup. Whether your group is heading to a sold-out Mötley Crüe night in July, a Chris Stapleton show in late August, or any other night on the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion calendar, Philadelphiapartybuscompany.com makes it fast and easy to compare party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos from a large network of bus companies serving Philadelphia — one form, one call, pricing in under 30 seconds. Your bus drops the group at Wiggins Circle steps from the entrance while everyone else is still circling the waterfront lots, and it’s staged and ready when the lights come up while car groups are working out which bridge to take home.
Call 445-287-1870 any time for a free quote with no obligation — or use the online tool to see available options. If you’re also planning a show at an indoor venue on the same trip, the Xfinity Mobile Arena group transportation guide covers the Xfinity Mobile Arena campus in South Philly with the same level of drop-off and exit detail.
