Here is how most casino nights on the North Shore actually go for a group: someone drives, someone else handles the rideshare spreadsheet, three people end up in a different Uber, and by the time everyone reaches Rivers Casino Pittsburgh on a Steelers Saturday, the pregame energy is gone and two people are still hunting for a spot in the parking garage that just jumped to $80 a car because Acrisure Stadium has 68,000 fans next door. A Pittsburgh party bus rental to Rivers Casino eliminates every one of those problems — one vehicle, one drop at the front entrance on Casino Drive, and a pre-arranged pickup when your group decides it's done for the night. Rivers Casino is open 24 hours, seven days a week, so the only real clock on your evening is the one you set.
This guide covers exactly how a bus gets a group to 777 Casino Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15212: where it drops off, what the casino's own bus program requires before you arrive, when the parking garage spikes from free to event pricing and why that changes the math for a group of 20 or 30, which approach roads work and which ones back up hours before kickoff, and how to compare pricing for your specific date in about a minute. The casino's official bus program page covers the registration requirements, including a 14-day advance window that catches groups off guard if they wait too long. For pricing, use 412-755-0083 or the online form to compare vehicles and rates from the network of bus companies serving Pittsburgh.
Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus to Rivers Casino Pittsburgh?
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh sits on the North Shore at 777 Casino Drive — the same stretch of riverfront that holds Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park. On a quiet Tuesday, that address is a 10-minute drive across the Fort Duquesne Bridge with free self-parking in the attached garage. On a Steelers home game Saturday — and the 2026 schedule puts 17 Acrisure Stadium events between August and December — that same drive becomes a crawl, the parking garage rate triples, and everyone on the North Shore is competing for the same pavement.
One Pittsburgh charter bus or party bus rental changes the whole equation. Your group loads up at one location, rides together, drops at the casino's front entrance, and the bus handles the staging problem while everyone is inside. Nobody draws straws for who stays sober.
Nobody loses each other in a rideshare queue at 1am when surge pricing has kicked in. And nobody spends half the evening circling a nine-story garage that posted $80 per car before you even left downtown. That is the whole reason a bus is worth it on the North Shore.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh
Charter buses and party buses drop at the front entrance on Casino Drive. Visit Pittsburgh's motorcoach parking guide for Pittsburgh confirms that Rivers Casino offers an easy drop location at its front entrance for registered bus groups — steps from the casino doors, not from the far end of a garage ramp. That is the drop point; group registration is the prerequisite.
Bus staging while your group is inside is a separate question — and it is the one most groups do not think about until they are standing at the valet stand. The Rivers Casino parking garage is a 3,800-car, nine-story structure built for personal vehicles, not commercial motorcoaches. Charter buses and oversized vehicles that need to wait during the visit typically stage at PPG Public Parking's North Shore lots, which specifically accommodate RVs, motor homes, and charter buses for Rivers Casino and stadium visitors.
PPG Public Parking requires advance reservations — call PPG Public Parking at (412) 231-5746 or email inquiries@ppgpublicparking.com to confirm availability before your date, especially on Acrisure Stadium event nights when North Shore lots fill fast.
Bus groups drop at the Rivers Casino front entrance on Casino Drive — but charter bus staging while your group is inside requires a separate advance reservation at one of PPG Public Parking's North Shore lots. Call PPG Public Parking to lock in your staging spot before event-night lots fill up.
The Rivers Casino Bus Program: 14-Day Registration and What Groups Receive
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh runs a formal bus group registration program — and the 14-day advance window is not flexible. The casino only accepts reservations through its official online form, and that form must be submitted at least 14 days before your arrival date. Groups that show up unregistered lose access to the associated bonuses.
Once registered and confirmed, qualifying passengers receive $20 Free Slot Play per person plus a complimentary Rush Rewards Players Club Card — but the bonus window is narrow: arrivals must occur on the second Wednesday of each month, between 9am and 1pm. A Friday night bachelor party or a post-Steelers-game casino stop falls outside those parameters, which means most evening and weekend groups visit as standard guests rather than bus program participants. The drop-off logistics are the same either way; the bonus is simply not in play outside that specific window.
Bus operators also need to meet the casino's insurance requirements — details are spelled out on the bus program page, and the casino's bus marketing team confirms reservations by email before arrival.
All passengers must be 21 or older with a valid state-issued photo ID. That requirement applies to the gaming floor, and it applies to access to the parking garage for guests under 21 — so this destination is built for adult groups from the ground up. Call 412-755-0083 to compare vehicle options for your group's headcount, or use the online form to check rates in about a minute.
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh Parking: When Free Becomes $80
Self-parking at the Rivers Casino attached garage is typically free for casino guests on standard days — Preferred and Signature Rush Rewards members park free regardless of the day. That is the baseline. Then Acrisure Stadium schedules a home game for the same Saturday, and the math flips entirely.
On Acrisure Stadium event dates, the Rivers Casino garage charges $80 for self-parking and $100 for valet, with no re-entry allowed and all transactions cashless — the garage does not accept cash. For the 2026 Steelers season, the casino's official event parking page lists 17 scheduled event dates running August through December: August 13 and 21 and 29, September 5, 12, 13, 17, 26, and 27, October 10, 11, and 31, November 1, 13, and 27, December 6 and 20. On any of those nights, a group of 20 people in five separate cars pays $400 in parking before a single token hits a slot machine.
One charter bus or party bus covers the same group under one arrangement.
PNC Park events push garage rates to $50 self-park / $60 valet — the July 4, 2026 Pirates game is the scheduled PNC Park event date listed on the casino's page for 2026. Standard weeknights without an adjacent stadium event: typically free. Always review the current event parking page before your visit, since the casino states that prices, dates, and times are subject to change.
17 Steelers-related event dates in 2026 push the Rivers Casino garage to $80 self-park / $100 valet — cashless, no re-entry. A group of 20 in five cars spends $400 in parking alone. One 25-passenger party bus covers the same group for one flat rate and keeps everyone together from pickup to post-game drop-off.
Getting to Rivers Casino Pittsburgh: Approach Roads, Bridges, and Timing
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh is on the North Shore, which means every vehicle coming from downtown or the south has to cross a river to get there. From downtown Pittsburgh, the standard route is I-279 North across the Fort Duquesne Bridge — stay straight off the bridge toward Casino Drive and the casino entrance is a short run from the crossing. From Route 65 out of the west and north, the approach is via the Beaver Avenue exit southward toward the North Shore.
From the south — Fort Pitt Tunnels and I-279 — follow I-279 North through downtown, then across the Fort Duquesne Bridge. From Route 28 out of the east and northeast, you come down along the river past PNC Park and into the Casino Drive area.
On a quiet weeknight, that downtown-to-casino trip runs under 10 minutes. On a Steelers home game day, the Fort Duquesne Bridge, the Andy Warhol Bridge (7th Street), and the Roberto Clemente Bridge (6th Street) all funnel into the same North Shore approach — and congestion starts building hours before kickoff. The 2026 NFL Draft in April showed exactly how locked down the North Shore gets for major events: Casino Drive itself was closed during multiple closure phases, along with North Shore Drive and Reedsdale Street, as part of the event's coordinated traffic plan.
That was a multi-day event — but Steelers game days produce similar pressure on every approach route, concentrated into a shorter window.
Check the Rivers Casino official directions page before your visit for current routing. Approximate off-peak drive times from common Pittsburgh pickup points:
| From… | Approx. distance | Off-peak drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Pittsburgh | ~1.5 miles | 5–10 minutes |
| South Side / Carson Street | ~3 miles | 10–15 minutes |
| Oakland / University of Pittsburgh / CMU | ~6 miles | 15–20 minutes |
| Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) | ~17 miles | 25–35 minutes |
| Cranberry Township / north suburbs via I-79 | ~22 miles | 30–40 minutes |
| Monroeville / east suburbs via I-376 | ~15 miles | 25–35 minutes |
Those numbers grow substantially on Steelers game days — for a 1pm kickoff, approach-road pressure on the North Shore builds well before 10am. For evening or Sunday night games, the pre-game window is tighter but the post-game exodus is just as significant, with Pittsburgh's Department of Public Safety managing one-way traffic flows out of the stadium lots that can stretch departure times by 45–60 minutes. A bus absorbs all of that.
The approach is handled, the departure is planned, and your group's post-game pickup is arranged before you walk in the casino doors.
Every Way to Get Your Group to Rivers Casino Pittsburgh, Compared
A Pittsburgh party bus rental is not the automatic answer for every group — two people driving over from Mt. Lebanon on a Wednesday have no reason to charter anything. But for groups of 15 or more, especially on Steelers and event nights, the comparison tilts decisively. Here is an honest look at every option.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Parking situation | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one drop at the front entrance | Bus stages at PPG Public Parking (advance reservation) | Groups of 15–56; Steelers/event nights; bachelor/bachelorette; corporate shuttles |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | Flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one drop | Stages at PPG Public Parking (advance reservation) | Mid-size groups of 15–35; corporate events; wedding after-parties |
| Pittsburgh Light Rail — Allegheny Station | Per-person fare each way | Only if the whole group rides the same train | N/A | Individuals and pairs from downtown; non-event days |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-event surge | No — multiple cars, staggered ETAs | N/A, but casino garage hits $80/car on event nights | Individuals and small groups; non-event weeknights |
| Everyone drives | Gas per car + parking per car | No — caravans split in traffic | Free on quiet nights; $80/car on Steelers dates | 1–2 people; weeknight non-event visits only |
Pittsburgh's light rail — the T — does reach the North Shore: the Allegheny Station sits approximately 421 yards from Rivers Casino, a six-minute walk, and the Red and Silver lines connect to Steel Plaza Station in about seven minutes. That is a genuinely useful option for individuals and small groups coming from downtown on a non-event night. It does not solve the coordination problem for a group of 25 who want to leave together at 2am from a 24-hour casino floor, with no set last-train pressure and no way to keep the group staged for one departure.
A bus waits when you are ready and leaves when you say.
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh Party Bus Rental: Choosing the Right Vehicle for Your Group
Not every group heading to Rivers Casino needs the same vehicle. Partybusinpittsburgh.com connects you to the network of bus companies serving Pittsburgh, which means you compare options across vehicle sizes and match the bus to your actual headcount — no paying for 56 seats when your group is 18. Here is how the full vehicle lineup breaks down for a Rivers Casino Pittsburgh trip.
| Vehicle | Seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to 14 | Small VIP groups; corporate executive transfers; intimate birthday runs to the casino | Premium leather, USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows, individual reading lights |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Bachelor/bachelorette nights; birthday groups; large friend groups; casino crawls | Color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound system, flat-panel TVs, wraparound perimeter seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Corporate shuttles from downtown hotels; wedding after-parties; mid-size birthday outings | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, greater maneuverability for North Shore streets |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large corporate events; Landing Hotel convention shuttles; organization casino nights of 40+ | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For most bachelor and bachelorette groups — typically 15 to 30 people — a party bus is the natural fit. The amenities are built for a night out, with LED lighting, sound, and wraparound seating that keeps everyone together from the first pickup through the casino drop and back again. For corporate groups heading to a dinner at Martorano's Prime before a private event at The Landing Hotel, a minibus delivers a cleaner, quieter ride without the full party layout.
And for large organized groups — 50-person fundraiser nights, convention shuttles, church outings — a 56-seat charter bus with onboard restrooms and undercarriage storage handles the run in one trip. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; note it in your quote request at least 48 hours before your departure date.
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh Charter Bus Rental Prices
Partybusinpittsburgh.com shows quotes in under 30 seconds — no account required, no obligation. The rate reflects your vehicle size, your specific date, and how many hours the bus is dedicated to your group. To give you a planning frame for a Rivers Casino Pittsburgh trip:
| Vehicle | Weekday hourly range | Weekend hourly range | Per-day range |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo | $200–$325/hr | $225–$350/hr | $1,550–$3,150 |
| Party bus (15–25 passengers) | $200–$350/hr | $250–$375/hr | $1,400–$2,900 |
| Party bus (30–50 passengers) | $300–$450/hr | $325–$500/hr | $2,350–$4,050 |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | $200–$250/hr | $200–$275/hr | $1,100–$2,150 |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | $200–$350/hr | $200–$350/hr | $1,350–$2,850 |
These are planning ranges — the actual rate for your date, route, and vehicle comes from the quote form. To give you a concrete sense of the math: a 25-person bachelorette group books a party bus on a Saturday night, 4 hours — pickup from the South Side at 9pm, casino drop by 9:45pm, departure at 2am. At a weekend rate in the $275–$375/hr range, that runs roughly $1,100–$1,500 total, or about $44–$60 per person.
Compare that to a Saturday Steelers event night where five separate cars each pay $80 in parking — $400 in parking alone, before a single rideshare fare. The bus is often the cheaper call before anyone does the full math.
See the Pittsburgh party bus prices page for a broader look at what shapes the rate. Call 412-755-0083 any time for a free quote — or use the online tool for instant availability.
A Sample Casino Night Timeline
To give you an idea: a 32-person birthday group books a 40-passenger party bus on a Friday night. Pickup at 8:30pm from a hotel in Oakland, casino drop at the Rivers Casino front entrance by 9:15pm. The group splits between the gaming floor, the Wheelhouse Bar & Grill, and the BetRivers Sportsbook through midnight.
Pre-arranged pickup on Casino Drive at 12:30am. A 4-hour rental at a weekday-adjacent Friday rate — roughly $300–$350/hr — comes to about $1,200–$1,400 total. Split 32 ways, that is under $45 per person, with zero parking friction and a set time for everyone to reconvene at the front entrance.
You just arrive. That is the whole pitch.
Rent a Bus to Rivers Casino Pittsburgh on Steelers Game Days and Event Nights
The North Shore calendar is the biggest transportation variable at Rivers Casino. These are the dates when the math most decisively favors one bus over a caravan of separate cars — and the dates when booking early matters most.
Steelers home games (17 scheduled dates in 2026): August 13, 21, and 29; September 5, 12, 13, 17, 26, and 27; October 10, 11, and 31; November 1, 13, and 27; December 6 and 20. On every one of those dates, the casino garage goes to $80 self-park / $100 valet, cashless, no re-entry. North Shore approach roads from the Fort Duquesne Bridge and Route 65 back up hours before kickoff.
Post-game egress runs 45–60 minutes as police manage one-way traffic flows. A Pittsburgh charter bus bypasses all of it — approach route handled, post-game pickup pre-arranged. Groups heading to the casino after a Steelers game at Acrisure Stadium should also read the Acrisure Stadium transportation guide for the stadium-side logistics of that double-header.
Rivers Casino Event Center concerts and shows: The casino's Event Center holds up to 2,800 guests — past headliners have included Styx, Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons, Jay Leno, and Colin Jost. Upcoming shows include Colin Jost on September 11, 2026 and Almost Queen on September 18, 2026. On Event Center nights that fall in the same week as Steelers games, North Shore congestion compounds.
The Rivers Casino event calendar has the full current lineup. Concert groups using a Pittsburgh concert bus rental for an Event Center show work the same logistics as a casino night — one drop at the front entrance, one pre-arranged pickup when the show ends. See the Pittsburgh concert bus rental page for more.
PNC Park summer evenings: The Pirates home schedule runs April through September, and the July 4, 2026 game is the PNC Park event date that bumps Rivers Casino parking to $50 self-park / $60 valet. Groups combining a Pirates game at PNC Park with a casino stop — a North Shore double-header Pittsburgh groups do regularly — benefit most from a bus that covers both stops without anyone trying to repark between venues. See the PNC Park charter bus guide for the stadium-side drop-off details.
NFL Draft and major one-time events: The 2026 NFL Draft in April demonstrated exactly what happens to the North Shore during a major multi-day event: Casino Drive was closed, North Shore Drive and Reedsdale Street were closed, and the closure phases ran for weeks in some configuration. When events of that scale return to Pittsburgh, normal approach routes may not be usable. Book your bus well in advance for any event week where Pittsburgh's North Shore becomes a designated event zone, and confirm approach details when you book.
For any of these high-demand dates, vehicles in the right size fill up across the Pittsburgh network weeks out. The earlier you call 412-755-0083, the better your options.
Types of Group Trips to Rivers Casino Pittsburgh
The front-entrance drop, the 24-hour gaming floor, the Event Center, The Landing Hotel, and six dining and bar options make Rivers Casino Pittsburgh work for more group types than a standard casino night. These are the most common trips booked through Partybusinpittsburgh.com for this destination:
- Bachelor and bachelorette parties. Rivers Casino is one of Pittsburgh's top 21+ celebration stops — gaming floor, sportsbook, live DJs, and a night that runs as late as the group wants. A party bus from the South Side, Lawrenceville, or wherever the hotel block is covers the pickup and keeps the night on your schedule. See the Pittsburgh bachelor and bachelorette bus rental page for how those itineraries come together.
- Birthday groups. Milestone birthdays and big group casino nights land naturally here — pickup at the hotel, casino drop, departure when the group calls it. No one draws straws for the designated driver role. Pittsburgh birthday bus rentals handle the logistics from the first pickup stop to the last drop-off.
- Corporate events and Landing Hotel group evenings. The Landing Hotel Pittsburgh — a 219-room, seven-story property connected to Rivers Casino's east side — hosts meetings, conventions, and private dinners. A charter bus shuttles employees or clients from downtown Pittsburgh hotels to the casino complex cleanly, bypasses the event parking rate for the corporate group's vehicles, and keeps the group on schedule. See Pittsburgh corporate event transportation.
- Steelers game nights and sports double-headers. Game at Acrisure Stadium, then over to Rivers Casino — or casino first, then the evening game. One bus covers both stops and both pickups. The Pittsburgh sporting event bus rental page and the Acrisure Stadium guide cover the game-side logistics for anyone doing both in the same night.
- Large organization and charity casino nights. For groups of 40 to 56 hitting Rivers Casino for a fundraiser, club outing, or group event — a full charter bus covers the whole group in one vehicle for one flat rate, with the casino's bus program covering the registration requirements on the arrival side.
Also planning stops at PPG Paints Arena or another Pittsburgh venue on the same trip? The PPG Paints Arena transportation guide covers the drop-off and parking details for Penguins games and concerts. Multi-stop itineraries through Pittsburgh are easy to set up — the Pittsburgh group transportation page covers how that works for trips hitting more than one venue.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to Rivers Casino Pittsburgh
Where exactly does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh?
Charter buses and party buses drop at the front entrance on Casino Drive at 777 Casino Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15212. Visit Pittsburgh's motorcoach parking guidance for the city confirms the casino's front entrance as the designated group drop-off point for registered buses. That drop puts your group steps from the casino doors, with no long walk from a garage level or a remote lot.
Where does the bus park while my group is inside the casino?
The Rivers Casino parking structure is a personal-vehicle garage and is not set up for commercial motorcoach staging. Charter buses typically stage at PPG Public Parking's North Shore lots, which specifically accommodate RVs, motor homes, and charter buses for Rivers Casino and nearby stadium visitors. Advance reservations are required — call PPG Public Parking at (412) 231-5746 to confirm availability for your date, especially on Acrisure Stadium event nights when North Shore lots fill well before kickoff.
Does my group need to register for the Rivers Casino bus program?
Registration through the casino's official bus program online form is required at least 14 days before arrival if your group wants access to the bus bonus offers. Buses that arrive without registration can still visit; they just do not receive the program's bonus. The $20 Free Slot Play bonus per qualifying passenger only applies on the second Wednesday of each month with arrivals between 9am and 1pm — most evening and weekend casino groups fall outside that window regardless.
Buses must also meet the casino's insurance requirements, with confirmation from the bus marketing team by email before arrival.
How much does parking cost at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh on game days?
On Acrisure Stadium event dates — 17 scheduled in 2026 — self-parking at the Rivers Casino garage is $80 and valet is $100, with no re-entry and cashless-only payment. PNC Park event dates run $50 self-park / $60 valet. On standard non-event days, self-parking is typically free for casino guests.
Check the Rivers Casino event parking page for the current schedule before your visit — the casino notes prices and dates are subject to change.
Is Rivers Casino Pittsburgh open 24 hours?
Yes. Rivers Casino Pittsburgh operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The gaming floor requires all guests to be 21 or older with a valid state-issued photo ID.
The BetRivers Sportsbook — a 5,500-square-foot dedicated sportsbook that opened September 2019 — is also on the property. Individual restaurant and bar hours vary; check the casino's site for current dining hours before planning a group dinner.
How far is Rivers Casino Pittsburgh from downtown Pittsburgh?
Approximately 1.5 miles, across the Fort Duquesne Bridge. Off-peak, that is a 5–10 minute drive. On a Steelers home game day, the same crossing can take an hour or more as every bridge into the North Shore backs up.
The Pittsburgh Light Rail's Allegheny Station is about 421 yards from the casino — a 6-minute walk — and connects to Steel Plaza and downtown stations in about 7 minutes via the Red or Silver lines, which is a real option for small groups on non-event weekdays.
How much does a party bus to Rivers Casino Pittsburgh cost?
Pittsburgh party bus rental pricing depends on vehicle size, date, and hours needed. To give you a planning idea: a 25-passenger party bus on a Saturday night runs roughly $275–$375 per hour. A 4-hour casino night might total $1,100–$1,500 for the group — about $44–$60 per person for 25 people.
Compared to five cars each paying $80 in event-night parking, the bus often saves money before rideshare fares are even counted. Use 412-755-0083 or the online form for a free, specific quote in about a minute. No account required, no obligation.
What restaurants are at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh?
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh has four restaurants: Martorano's Prime (Italian-American steakhouse with a riverside patio), Flipt (casual burgers and shakes), Wheelhouse Bar & Grill (Pittsburgh sports bar with items like the Pittsburgh Cheesesteak and Colossal Fish Sandwich), and Mian (quick-service Asian cuisine). The casino also has three bars — Spiral Bar, Drum Bar, and Wheelhouse — plus the BetRivers Sportsbook for groups watching games while they're at the casino. For a group dinner reservation before hitting the gaming floor, calling the casino directly at 412-231-7777 is the fastest way to arrange it.
How early should we book a Pittsburgh party bus or charter bus for a Steelers game night at Rivers Casino?
For Steelers home games — especially marquee matchups in September and October — book at least four to eight weeks in advance. The right-size vehicles across the Pittsburgh network fill quickly for the most popular NFL dates. For Saturday night casino trips with no adjacent stadium event, two to three weeks of lead time is generally workable.
The earlier you lock in, the better your vehicle selection. Call 412-755-0083 right now to check what is available for your date.
What is The Landing Hotel Pittsburgh at Rivers Casino?
The Landing Hotel Pittsburgh is a 219-room, seven-story property connected directly to the east side of Rivers Casino Pittsburgh. It offers views of downtown Pittsburgh and the three rivers, and sits within a short walk of both Acrisure Stadium and PNC Park. For groups using the hotel as a base for a casino weekend or a North Shore sports-and-casino trip, a charter bus from Pittsburgh International Airport directly to the hotel entrance handles the group arrival cleanly — one pickup at baggage claim, one direct run to the North Shore, no rideshare coordination for 20 or more people with luggage.
Book Your Rivers Casino Pittsburgh Bus Today
Rivers Casino Pittsburgh is one of Pittsburgh's most versatile group destinations — 24-hour gaming across a massive floor, a 2,800-seat Event Center with a year-round concert and comedy lineup, six dining and bar options, the BetRivers Sportsbook, and The Landing Hotel all on the North Shore within easy walking distance of two major sports venues. Getting a group of 15, 30, or 56 people there and back smoothly — without the event parking math, the bridge congestion, and the 2am rideshare surge — is exactly the job a Pittsburgh party bus or charter bus rental handles from the first pickup to the last drop-off.
Partybusinpittsburgh.com makes it fast and simple. Fill out the quick online form or call 412-755-0083 any time to compare vehicles and rates from the network of bus companies serving Pittsburgh — no account required, free quote, pricing in about a minute. The Steelers schedule is already posted.
Lock in your date before the right-size vehicle for the North Shore's biggest nights is taken.
