TLDR: Inter&Co Stadium is a downtown, soccer-only venue with no published charter bus lot, a cashless gate system, and streets that close for hours around Orlando City SC and Orlando Pride matches — Central Boulevard and stretches of Church Street shut down as early as five hours before kickoff. One bus solves the drop-off, the parking permit hunt, and the closure guesswork all at once.
Inter&Co Stadium doesn't sit in a sea of surface lots like a suburban arena. It sits on West Church Street in Parramore, boxed in by one-way downtown streets, a handful of paid city lots, and a road-closure plan that changes the closer kickoff gets. First-timers who show up expecting stadium-style parking usually end up circling the block.
Fill out one quick quote request or call 689-339-0690, and you can line up a party bus or charter bus that handles the drop-off, the wait, and the ride home — instead of leaving your group to sort out Parramore's street grid on a match day.
This guide covers exactly what the stadium's own arrival, parking, and gate policies say, plus how a rented bus fits into all of it. For the wider picture of getting a group to any Orlando game day, the Orlando sporting event transportation page rounds up the rest of the city's venues.
Why Rent a Bus to Inter&Co Stadium for Orlando City SC and Orlando Pride Matches
Inter&Co Stadium holds 25,000 fans for a match at a soccer-specific venue with no massive tailgate field surrounding it — parking is scattered across small city-run and privately-run lots instead of one giant stadium lot. That means a group of 20, 30, or 50 people trying to park separately ends up split across three or four different garages before they even find each other at the gate.
A party bus or charter bus rental to Inter&Co Stadium keeps that group together from pickup to kickoff. One vehicle, one drop-off point, and everyone walks in together instead of texting "which lot are you in?" fifteen minutes before the match. Because Church Street and Central Boulevard close to through traffic hours before kickoff, having a bus handle the approach also means your group isn't the one stuck rerouting around a closure it didn't know about.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Inter&Co Stadium
Inter&Co Stadium's official arrival page lists six gates around the building — Gate A at the Church Street corner, Gate B on the east side along West Pine Street, Gate C at the West Central Boulevard corner, Gate D on the west side for club and suite ticket holders, Gate E on the south side, and the Supporter Gate on the north side. Orlando Pride matches use only Gates A, B, C, and D. Gates open 60 minutes before kickoff unless the club states otherwise.
Neither the arrival page nor the Orlando City SC stadium page publishes a dedicated charter bus or motorcoach curb the way some football stadiums do — this is a downtown soccer venue, not a suburban complex with acres of bus lanes. The one confirmed vehicle zone for match day is the accessible drop-off and pick-up point at the corner of Glenn Lane and Church Street, which the stadium runs for every Orlando City and Orlando Pride match. That corner sits directly on the Church Street side of the building, closest to Gate A.
Because there's no published bus curb beyond that ADA zone, the smart move is confirming your exact drop-off point and match date when you request your quote, then double-checking the current arrival page in the days before the match, since road closures shift the workable approach street by street.
Road Closures That Change the Inter&Co Stadium Drop-Off Plan
Per the stadium's published match-day traffic plan, several downtown streets close entirely before kickoff and don't reopen until roughly an hour after the final whistle:
- Central Boulevard, from Westmoreland Drive to Glenn Lane — closes 2.5 hours before kickoff.
- Church Street, from Westmoreland Drive to Glenn Lane — closes 2.5 hours before kickoff.
- Church Street, from Glenn Lane to South Terry Avenue — closes a full 5 hours before kickoff, the earliest closure of the bunch.
- Church Street, from South Terry Avenue to South Division Avenue — closes 2.5 hours before kickoff.
- Glenn Lane, from Church Street to Central Boulevard — closes 2.5 hours before kickoff.
All five reopen about an hour after the match ends, with detour signs posted along the way. The stadium's own guidance also notes that parking lots on the east side become harder to reach once these closures take effect — which matters if your group planned to park east of the venue and walk in. A bus built around the current closure plan sidesteps that dead end entirely instead of discovering it mid-approach.
Where Buses and Cars Park Near Inter&Co Stadium
Inter&Co Stadium's on-site parking is limited, and the official parking page lists three stadium-run lots by name, with stadium guidance pointing fans toward reserving through ParkWhiz in advance rather than showing up hoping for a spot:
- Exchange Lot — 25 West South Street, Orlando, FL 32801, priced around $15.
- Lot H — 520 West Pine Street, Orlando, FL 32805, priced around $25.
- N Tailgate Lot — 22 South Terry Avenue, Orlando, FL 32805, priced around $35.
Beyond those, the City of Orlando runs additional downtown garages on a first-come, first-served basis for roughly $10–$20, with pricing that shifts by event. None of these are sized or marked for oversized vehicles, and the official parking page doesn't list a bus-specific lot at all — which is exactly why a rented charter bus or party bus is worth having a firm drop-off and staging plan for before you ever leave home, rather than guessing at capacity on arrival.
One more detail worth budgeting time for: Inter&Co Stadium's own parking page flags ongoing I-4 Ultimate construction as a reason to build in extra travel time on match days, since regional interchange work can slow the final approach into downtown regardless of which lot you're headed to.
What Size Bus Fits Your Group for an Inter&Co Stadium Match
A supporters' group heading to The Wall needs a different vehicle than a corporate suite outing or a birthday crew catching an Orlando Pride match. Orlandopartybuscompany.com connects you to a range of vehicles through a network of providers serving Orlando, so you're never stuck with one size:
- A 14-passenger Sprinter limo or Sprinter van rental with driver works well for a small suite group or a tight circle of friends who want an easier ride than four separate rideshares.
- A 15–30 passenger party bus fits a supporters' section group or a birthday outing that wants everyone rolling in together, with room to spare for flags, scarves, and gear.
- A 15–35 passenger minibus suits a mid-size group making a quick hop from a downtown hotel block, with less bulk to navigate through the Parramore street grid than a full-size coach.
- A 40–56 passenger charter bus is the right call for a large supporters' group, a school or club soccer team, or a corporate outing buying out a suite block, with undercarriage bays for flags, banners, and gear.
Not sure which size fits your headcount? Browse the full vehicle lineup or call 689-339-0690 and describe your group — someone can walk you through the options in a couple of minutes.
Inter&Co Stadium Party Bus and Charter Bus Rental Prices
There's no single sticker price for a match-day bus rental, because the quote is shaped by your group size, how many hours you need the vehicle for (including the pre-match wait and the ride home), and your pickup location relative to downtown Orlando. To give you an idea: 14-passenger Sprinter limos and vans typically run $140–$260 an hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $150–$280 an hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $190–$340 an hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $260–$430 an hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $130–$280 an hour or $1,100–$2,300 for a full day. Pricing moves with the date, the vehicle, and the hours booked, so the fastest way to see a real number for your match is to fill out the online form or call 689-339-0690 — most quotes come back in under a minute.
Check the Orlando party bus prices page for a fuller breakdown by vehicle type.
Getting to Inter&Co Stadium from Orlando International Airport (MCO)
Groups flying in for a match often need one more leg solved: the ride from baggage claim into downtown. Orlando International Airport sits roughly 13 miles from Inter&Co Stadium, a drive of about 20–25 minutes off-peak. MCO's official ground transportation page lists shuttle vans, taxis, and rideshare pickup as the standard options at both terminals, which is exactly where a coordinated bus pickup gathers your whole group at once instead of splitting everyone across separate rideshares hunting for the same curb.
For the full picture of match-day and flight-day transportation together, the Orlando airport transportation page and the Orlando International Airport (MCO) shuttle guide cover terminal pickup in more depth.
Driving to Inter&Co Stadium: I-4 Exits and Regional Pickups
Per the stadium's official arrival page, cars coming from the west on I-4 should exit at Amelia Street (Exit 83A), turn right onto Amelia Street, then right onto Orange Avenue. From the east on I-4, exit at Colonial Drive (Exit 84), turn left onto Colonial, then right onto Orange Avenue. From there, multiple city garages are reachable from Orange Avenue, Rosalind Avenue, or Hughey Street on both the east and west sides of downtown — though which ones stay reachable depends on how far the day's road closures have crept.
Groups traveling in from outside Orlando proper — Kissimmee, Lake Buena Vista, the I-4 resort corridor, or up from Sanford and Altamonte Springs — face that same Amelia Street or Colonial Drive decision on the way in. A bus built around the current closure plan removes the guesswork of picking the wrong exit and finding it blocked. Orlandopartybuscompany.com connects groups from Kissimmee, Sanford, and Altamonte Springs to Orlando venues just as easily as trips that start downtown — see the full service area for the rest of Central Florida.
SunRail, LYNX, and Match-Day Transit at Inter&Co Stadium
Inter&Co Stadium sits close enough to downtown that transit is a real option for a small group. SunRail's Church Street Station, at 99 West South Street, is an official 0.4-mile walk — about 10 minutes — from the stadium. Downtown Orlando is also served by LYNX, including the free Lymmo bus rapid transit line connecting downtown destinations.
That walk is fine for one or two people. It gets a lot less fine once you're trying to keep a supporters' group, a birthday party, or a corporate suite crowd together through a packed sidewalk with kickoff twenty minutes out. That's the gap a rented bus closes — one door-to-door pickup instead of a train, a shuttle, and a walk stacked on top of each other.
Match-Day Policies at Inter&Co Stadium: Bags, Cashless Gates, and Timing
A few rules from the stadium's official A-Z guide are worth knowing before your group arrives:
- Bag policy. Small bags no larger than 4.5" by 6.5" are allowed, along with a clear tote no larger than 14" x 14" x 6". Backpacks and camera bags are not permitted, so pack accordingly if your group is carrying gear.
- Cashless stadium. Inter&Co Stadium only accepts card and mobile payment — no cash changes hands at concessions or the gate.
- Gates open 60 minutes before kickoff unless the club announces otherwise — budget extra minutes for the bag check and security screening at every gate, so your arrival time accounts for that window rather than a rough estimate.
- Accessible drop-off runs at the Glenn Lane and Church Street corner for every Orlando City and Orlando Pride match, with wheelchair escort available from any gate.
- Mane Street Tailgate presented by Publix operates outside Gates B and C, and the Fan Zone opens three hours before kickoff at the corner of West Pine Street and South Terry Avenue — a natural gathering point if your bus drops the group early.
Orlando City SC, Orlando Pride, and Orlando Storm Matches to Plan Around
Inter&Co Stadium opened in 2017 as the country's first soccer-specific stadium built for both an MLS and an NWSL club under one roof, and it's stayed busy since. Orlando City SC's MLS regular season runs from February into the fall, with the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs following for clubs that qualify. Orlando Pride plays its NWSL schedule across the same stretch of the calendar — and demand for tickets has only grown since the Pride won the 2024 NWSL Championship, the first major pro sports title in Orlando's history.
The venue also picked up a third tenant in 2026: the Orlando Storm of the United Football League played its inaugural season at Inter&Co Stadium rather than the larger Camping World Stadium, choosing the more intimate soccer-specific bowl for its atmosphere. With three professional teams sharing one building, match dates stack up across the calendar — and any weekend with a doubleheader or a rivalry match is exactly when downtown parking fills first. Locking in a bus as soon as your date is set is the simplest way to avoid finding out the closest lots are gone.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bus Rentals to Inter&Co Stadium
Where does a bus drop off at Inter&Co Stadium?
Inter&Co Stadium doesn't publish a dedicated charter bus curb. The one confirmed vehicle zone on match day is the accessible drop-off and pick-up point at the corner of Glenn Lane and Church Street, used for every Orlando City and Orlando Pride match and located closest to Gate A. Because road closures shift the workable approach street by street, it's worth confirming your exact drop point when you request your quote and checking the current arrival page in the days before your match.
What roads close around Inter&Co Stadium on match day?
Central Boulevard and several segments of Church Street close 2.5 to 5 hours before kickoff, along with Glenn Lane between Church Street and Central Boulevard. All of them reopen roughly an hour after the final whistle. The earliest closure is Church Street between Glenn Lane and South Terry Avenue, which shuts a full 5 hours out.
How much does parking cost at Inter&Co Stadium?
The stadium's own lots run around $15 at the Exchange Lot (25 West South Street), $25 at Lot H (520 West Pine Street), and $35 at the N Tailgate Lot (22 South Terry Avenue), with additional City of Orlando garages available first-come, first-served for roughly $10–$20. Reserving through ParkWhiz in advance is the stadium's own recommendation, since none of these are guaranteed on arrival.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to Inter&Co Stadium?
Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, and your pickup location. To give you an idea: 14-passenger Sprinter limos and vans run $140–$260 an hour, 15–30 passenger party buses run $150–$340 an hour, and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $130–$280 an hour or $1,100–$2,300 for a full day. Fill out the online form or call 689-339-0690 for pricing on your exact match date.
How far is Orlando International Airport from Inter&Co Stadium?
About 13 miles, roughly a 20–25 minute drive off-peak. MCO's official ground transportation page lists shuttle van, taxi, and rideshare pickup at both terminals, where a single bus pickup beats splitting the group across separate cars.
Is there a train or bus stop near Inter&Co Stadium?
SunRail's Church Street Station sits an official 0.4 miles — about a 10-minute walk — from the stadium, and downtown Orlando's free Lymmo bus rapid transit line connects nearby destinations. It's a workable option for one or two riders; a larger group is better served by a single bus that skips the walk entirely.
What's the bag policy at Inter&Co Stadium?
Small bags up to 4.5" by 6.5" are allowed, along with a clear tote no larger than 14" x 14" x 6". Backpacks and camera bags are not permitted. The stadium is also fully cashless, so plan on card or mobile payment for everything inside the gates.
Do Orlando Pride matches use different gates than Orlando City SC matches?
Yes. Orlando City SC matches use all six gates — A, B, C, D, E, and the Supporter Gate — while Orlando Pride matches use only Gates A, B, C, and D. Gates open 60 minutes before kickoff for both.
How far in advance should we book a bus to Inter&Co Stadium?
As soon as your match date is set, especially for a rivalry match, a doubleheader weekend, or a date shared with an Orlando Storm game. Vehicle availability tightens fastest around the busiest dates on the calendar, and locking in early protects both your price and your pick of vehicle size.
Get Your Inter&Co Stadium Bus Quote Today
Whether it's a supporters' group heading for The Wall, a corporate suite outing, or a family catching an Orlando Pride match, getting your group downtown shouldn't be harder than the match itself. Orlandopartybuscompany.com connects you to party buses, charter buses, minibuses, and Sprinter vans through a network of providers serving Orlando, so you can check pricing and vehicle options for your exact date in about a minute. Fill out the quick form or call 689-339-0690 any time, any day, for a free quote with no obligation.
