Rent a Bus to Madison Square Garden: The Complete Transportation Guide

TLDR: Yonkers groups heading to Madison Square Garden skip the Major Deegan crawl, the $60 midtown parking garage, and the post-event rideshare surge by booking one party bus or charter bus from Yonkers — the bus drops the group steps from MSG's 33rd Street entrance and returns at an agreed pickup point after the final buzzer or last encore.

Anyone who has sat on the Major Deegan Expressway (I-87) southbound on a Knicks playoff night already knows exactly how this story goes. The backup through the Bronx starts before you even leave Westchester, the Cross Bronx interchange turns a 25-minute drive into a 90-minute exercise in patience, and then you arrive in midtown Manhattan — where parking garages on 7th and 8th Avenues are charging $55 for an event-night space that sold out online hours ago. For a group of 15 or 20 people coming down from Yonkers, that math is impossible: six separate cars means six parking spots, six staggered arrival times, and a post-game regrouping attempt on 33rd Street in a crowd of 19,000.

One party bus or charter bus rental from Yonkers to Madison Square Garden solves every piece of that. Your group loads up at a single pickup spot in Yonkers, rides down the Major Deegan together, drops at MSG's front entrance on 33rd Street, and climbs back onto the bus for the ride home — no parking scramble, no coordinating multiple rideshares, and no group splitting up trying to find each other afterward. This guide covers everything you need to plan that trip correctly: where the bus actually drops off at MSG, how NYC's anti-idling rules shape the staging plan, which vehicle fits your headcount, what the pricing looks like, and the events on the MSG calendar that draw the most group bus traffic from Yonkers and Westchester.

For the Yonkers sporting event bus rental overview or concert party bus from Yonkers, those pages have the broader context. This guide is specifically about the MSG run.

Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus from Yonkers to MSG?

Madison Square Garden draws close to 3 million visitors per year across Knicks games, Rangers games, arena concerts, boxing cards, college basketball tournaments, and dozens of other events. The arena sits at 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, directly above Penn Station, in the middle of one of the most congested blocks in New York City. Every event ends the same way for individual cars: a garage exit onto 7th or 8th Avenue that backs up past 34th Street, and a slow crawl back toward the Major Deegan that frequently outlasts the event itself.

When your group is big enough to need more than one or two cars, the one-vehicle solution stops being a luxury and starts being the practical call. A 20-person group in four cars spends $200 on parking alone before factoring in gas, four different arrival times, four cars to keep track of after the event, and the post-game regrouping chaos on a crowded midtown block. One party bus or charter bus from Yonkers keeps all 20 people on one vehicle, drops at MSG, and picks everyone up at an agreed spot and time.

The pregame starts the moment the bus leaves Yonkers. The post-game doesn't involve anyone navigating midtown at midnight.

That's the core case. The rest of this guide gives you the specifics that make it work — the drop-off procedures at MSG, the route and timing from Yonkers, the vehicle options, and the event dates when booking early is genuinely essential.

Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Madison Square Garden

Madison Square Garden occupies the full block between 31st and 33rd Streets and between 7th and 8th Avenues in Midtown Manhattan. For group bus arrivals, the primary drop-off point is along 33rd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, on the arena's north face — the side closest to the Penn Station entrances and the main MSG arena gates. This is where large vehicles can unload without immediately backing up Seventh Avenue.

The single most important planning detail for any charter bus or party bus arriving in Manhattan: New York City enforces a 3-minute anti-idling limit on all motor vehicles, commercial buses included, under the NYC DEP anti-idling rules. That means the bus drops your group at the 33rd Street curb, clears the block immediately, and stages in a designated area away from MSG while your group is inside — it does not sit with the engine running outside the arena for two hours. This isn't a surprise; it's standard practice for any bus operating in Manhattan.

The operating detail it creates for your group is that a clear post-event pickup location and time need to be agreed upon before anyone walks through the MSG entrance, not after 19,000 people exit onto 33rd Street simultaneously.

The official MSG directions page provides the most current vehicle access information and is worth checking before your specific event date, since the arena adjusts vehicle flow for high-capacity events like playoff games and major sold-out concerts. For Yonkers groups, the arrival is clean: the bus comes south on the Major Deegan, works through the West Side approach into the 30s, drops the group on 33rd Street, and your crew walks directly into the Penn Station concourse or up to the MSG arena gates — same building, different access points depending on your event level.

Where Does the Bus Stage During the Event?

This is the question most groups don't think about until they're standing outside MSG after the game with no bus in sight. Because midtown Manhattan parking restrictions and the anti-idling rule prevent a large vehicle from sitting on 33rd Street for hours, the bus needs a staging arrangement confirmed before the trip. Common staging options for large vehicles near MSG include the commercial vehicle circulation area around the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on 11th Avenue, a few blocks west of MSG, and the Port Authority Bus Terminal area on 8th Avenue and 42nd Street, which handles thousands of commercial buses daily and has the infrastructure for coach staging.

Some groups coordinate a return call system: you name a specific pickup point — the northeast corner of 33rd and 8th, the Penn Station 33rd Street entrance — and the bus is there within a reasonable window after you step out.

Whatever the staging arrangement, the key is naming the pickup point and an approximate time before you walk in. Post-event MSG crowds disperse fast onto the surrounding blocks, and "meet us somewhere on 33rd Street" is not a workable plan when 15,000 people are doing the same thing. When you request estimates through Yonkerspartybuscompany.com, ask about the specific drop-off zone on 33rd Street and the post-event pickup arrangement so they're settled well ahead of time — not details left for the day of.

Getting from Yonkers to Madison Square Garden by Bus

The drive from Yonkers to MSG runs 22 to 26 miles depending on the pickup address, almost always via the Major Deegan Expressway (I-87) southbound. From central Yonkers, the Major Deegan carries traffic south through the Bronx, through the exchange with the Cross Bronx Expressway (I-95), and into the approaches toward Manhattan's west side via the Henry Hudson Parkway or the West Side Highway (Route 9A), which brings traffic into the 30s from the highway side.

Off-peak, the run takes 45 to 55 minutes from central Yonkers. The problem is event nights. The Major Deegan's southbound lanes begin backing up through the Bronx well before any 7:00 or 7:30 PM tipoff, and the merge with the Cross Bronx interchange is one of the most reliably slow junctions in the metro area on weeknights — it sits squarely between Yonkers and midtown Manhattan and rarely clears before 8 PM.

For a bus picking up a 30-person group in Yonkers at 5:30 PM for a 7:30 tipoff, that's a smart buffer, not an early departure. On a bus, the Cross Bronx crawl is someone else's concern.

These are planning-range estimates, not GPS guarantees — actual travel time varies by day of week, event, weather, and the state of the Cross Bronx on any given night. Build at least 90 minutes from Yonkers departure to MSG arrival for any event with a 7 PM or later start, and add another 15 minutes if your pickup loop includes multiple stops.

Every Way to Get from Yonkers to MSG — Compared

A charter bus or party bus rental from Yonkers is not automatically the right call for every situation. Here is an honest comparison of every realistic option for moving a group from Yonkers to MSG, scored on what actually matters on the night of an event.

Metro-North is genuinely the right call for one or two people. The Hudson Line stops at Yonkers station and runs to Grand Central in roughly 35 minutes; the 1/2/3 trains from Grand Central get you to 34th Street–Penn Station in under 10 minutes from there, walking distance to MSG's 33rd Street entrance. For a solo traveler or a couple on a regular-season weeknight, that round trip at $12–18 per person is efficient and cheap.

But the moment your group is large enough to need multiple cars or rideshares, the coordination overhead tips sharply toward one vehicle. A 20-person group in four rideshares means four different arrival ETAs, four groups navigating Manhattan separately, and post-event surge pricing on all four cars — which can add $15–25 per car each way on a sold-out event night. One party bus or charter bus handles all of it for a single flat rate that you know in advance.

And for groups heading to multiple Manhattan stops on the same night — dinner in midtown before the game, a bar after — the bus handles the full multi-stop itinerary in a way that rideshares and Metro-North simply cannot.

Party Bus Rental from Yonkers to Madison Square Garden

For groups that want the celebration to start the moment the bus leaves Yonkers — and that's the majority of concert groups, bachelorette parties, and sports fan groups making this run — a party bus from Yonkers to MSG is the natural fit. Party buses seating 15 to 50 passengers come with full-length bars, color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth-connected sound systems, flat-panel TVs, and wraparound perimeter seating. The 45-to-90-minute ride down the Major Deegan is long enough to get the pregame energy going, especially if the pickup loop hits multiple spots around Yonkers or swings through White Plains to collect the full group.

A 25-passenger party bus handles a typical Knicks or Rangers group with room to move. A 40-passenger party bus covers the large birthday crew or the bachelorette group that grew beyond the original headcount. For smaller parties of 10 to 15, a 15-passenger party bus or a Sprinter Van Rental with Driver keeps the cost down without losing the point-to-point convenience.

If the pregame plan includes a stop at Empire City Casino at Yonkers Raceway before heading south to MSG, a party bus handles that itinerary cleanly — one vehicle for the whole night, regardless of how many stops the evening includes.

Browse the full selection of vehicle types to match your headcount, or call 914-619-2250 to talk through the right size for your group.

Charter Bus Rental from Yonkers to MSG for Large Groups

When the group is large — a company outing, a civic organization trip, a multi-family game-day combination, or a school group heading to an NCAA event at MSG — a 40-to-56-passenger charter bus from Yonkers is the right tool. Full-size charter buses come with reclining seats, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, climate control, and undercarriage luggage bays for bags, gear, and equipment. One 56-passenger charter bus replaces roughly 14 cars — 14 parking spots at $55 each, 14 separate navigators, 14 separate post-game exits from the same midtown block.

A corporate charter bus from Yonkers to MSG is the standard arrangement for companies bringing clients to a Knicks suite or an executive hospitality event at the arena — one vehicle picks up at the Yonkers office or a hotel, drops the group at MSG's 33rd Street entrance, and runs the return trip on a coordinated schedule. WiFi on board means the ride down is not wasted time. For student groups from Yonkers schools heading to NCAA tournament events, NIT games, or student concerts at MSG, a full-size charter bus keeps the group together from school pickup to 33rd Street drop-off and back, with the undercarriage bays handling whatever equipment or gear comes along.

ADA-accessible buses are available through the network — note the requirement when you submit your quote request.

What Size Bus Does Your Group Need?

Yonkerspartybuscompany.com connects groups with transportation providers serving Yonkers and the Westchester area, which means a wide range of vehicle types and sizes — so your group is never paying for capacity you don't use. Here is how the lineup breaks down for a Yonkers-to-MSG run.

The right pick comes down to two questions: headcount and how much you want the vehicle itself to be part of the experience. If the party bus bar and LED setup is part of what you're selling the group on the trip, a party bus makes sense even for a mid-size group that could technically fit in a minibus. If the goal is efficient point-to-point group transportation for a corporate or school outing, a minibus or charter bus gets the job done without the entertainment add-ons.

Yonkers to MSG Bus Rental Prices

Yonkerspartybuscompany.com shows all-inclusive quotes in under 30 seconds — you see the price before you commit to anything. Several factors shape the quote for a Yonkers-to-MSG run:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a 15-passenger party bus carry significantly different hourly rates.
• Total hours — from when the vehicle picks up in Yonkers through the post-event return, including wait time while the group is inside MSG. A typical Yonkers-to-MSG-and-back trip runs 4 to 6 hours of vehicle time.
• Event date — a Knicks playoff game or a sold-out arena concert carries higher demand than a midweek regular-season game in December.
• Pickup route — a single central Yonkers pickup is a shorter run than a route that loops through multiple Westchester neighborhoods or starts in White Plains.

To give you an idea of what the pricing looks like: Sprinter vans and limos typically run $100–$250 per hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $150–$300 per hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $200–$380 per hour; 35–50 passenger buses and minibuses run $250–$450 per hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $130–$280 per hour. These are planning-range figures — not current market quotes or guaranteed rates — and pricing varies by date, vehicle, and itinerary. Check the Yonkers party bus prices page for more detail, or call 914-619-2250 for a free, all-inclusive price quote.

Here's the per-person comparison that makes the math concrete: a 5-hour party bus rental for 25 people at $250/hour comes to $1,250 total — about $50 per person for door-to-door group transportation, with no parking cost, no rideshare surge pricing, and no one splitting off to find their own way home. Compare that to four rideshares at $45–60 each way, plus post-event surge, and the party bus cost per person is competitive or better for groups above about 15 people.

Events at MSG That Draw Yonkers Group Bus Trips

MSG runs more than 300 events per year. These are the dates that consistently generate the most group bus requests from Yonkers and Westchester:

New York Knicks (NBA)

The Knicks play a full home schedule at MSG — roughly 41 home games from October through April, with playoff rounds extending the run further in strong seasons. Knicks postseason nights at MSG are among the most-requested group bus trips in the entire Yonkers market, and the vehicles that matter — 30-to-40-passenger party buses with bar setups — go fast once the bracket is public. For playoff rounds, which can appear on the calendar with as little as a few days' notice after a team clinches, calling the moment the schedule is confirmed is the only move.

Regular-season weekend games book two to four weeks out comfortably. Check the official Knicks schedule for current home dates and tipoff times.

New York Rangers (NHL)

The Rangers' home schedule runs October through April at MSG on the same calendar as the Knicks, with similarly high demand for playoff rounds. Rangers playoff hockey at MSG is one of the loudest in-arena experiences in the NHL when the building is full — arriving together on a party bus from Yonkers, instead of scattered across the 33rd Street garage exits, is a noticeably different start to the night. The official Rangers schedule has current home game dates and start times.

Big East Men's Basketball Tournament

The Big East Tournament comes to MSG each March for a week of sessions — typically Tuesday through Saturday — and draws heavy alumni group traffic from programs with Westchester and Bronx fan bases. Weekend sessions and the championship game sell out reliably and generate significant group bus demand. Morning and afternoon sessions are sometimes combined into full-day trips, which makes a charter bus with a set departure and return schedule the cleanest arrangement.

For current session dates and times, the MSG events calendar posts the tournament schedule as it's announced.

Arena Concerts

MSG's concert calendar runs year-round across everything from pop and hip-hop arena shows to legacy rock acts and R&B residencies. Concert nights at MSG are the single most common reason birthday party bus trips from Yonkers and bachelorette party buses from Yonkers are booked to MSG — the show is the centerpiece, the party bus is the pregame and the afterparty, and the group never has to think about parking. Major shows sell out quickly, and when concert tickets go on sale, booking transportation at the same time is the smart move.

The official MSG events calendar lists upcoming shows.

Boxing Cards and WWE Events

MSG hosts major boxing events and WWE premium live events several times per year, often drawing large multi-family groups and fan communities from the Bronx, Westchester, and northern New Jersey. For a marquee fight night or a WWE card at MSG, a 40-to-50-passenger party bus from Yonkers gives the whole group the pregame atmosphere that a fight crowd expects. These events sell out at the arena and fill up vehicle availability quickly — early booking matters.

Metro-North and Public Transit from Yonkers to MSG

For groups weighing the transit option, here's the honest breakdown. Yonkers station on Metro-North's Hudson Line (1 Chicken Island Rd, Yonkers, NY 10701) offers service to Grand Central Terminal in approximately 30 to 40 minutes on most runs. From Grand Central, the connection to MSG requires a subway transfer: the 1/2/3 trains from Times Square–42nd Street stop at 34th Street–Penn Station, which is walking distance to MSG's 33rd Street north entrance.

The full trip from Yonkers station to MSG runs roughly 55 to 75 minutes on a smooth transfer — less time than a bus on a bad event night, more time than a bus on a clear evening.

For one or two people without a group coordination problem, Metro-North is excellent. The Hudson Line schedule and fares are on the MTA Metro-North schedule tool, and a round-trip runs approximately $12–18 depending on peak or off-peak timing.

Where Metro-North gets complicated for groups: everyone has to independently travel to Yonkers station, catch the same train (or accept staggered arrivals at MSG), execute the Grand Central transfer without losing anyone in the crowd, navigate the 1/2/3 platform during event-night rush, and reverse the entire sequence at midnight from Penn Station to Yonkers — when the trains are full of event crowds from multiple Manhattan venues. For a 20-person group, that coordination overhead is significant. A single party bus handles all of it in one trip.

Parking Near MSG: The Honest Math

For groups genuinely weighing the drive-and-park option against a bus rental, here's the honest accounting. Commercial parking garages on 7th Avenue, 8th Avenue, and the surrounding blocks in the 30s run $40 to $75 per car on event nights, with facilities closest to MSG — the ones on 33rd and 31st Streets — typically selling out their event-night reservations on apps like SpotHero and ParkWhiz hours before game time. Show up at a Knicks playoff game without a pre-booked reservation and you will be circling toward 10th or 11th Avenue.

Street parking on 33rd or 7th Avenue on event nights is not a realistic option.

Scale that across a group: a 30-person group in six cars needs six parking spots at $55 each — $330 in parking alone, before gas, before the post-game exit queue from the garage onto 7th Avenue, and before six people in the group spend the entire event thinking about the ride home instead of the game. One party bus for 30 people replaces all of that with a single all-inclusive quote, usually at a better per-person cost once you actually do the math. That's not a promotional claim — it's arithmetic.

Tips for Visiting Madison Square Garden with a Group

A few things every group visiting MSG should know before the trip:

• Clear-bag policy. MSG requires all bags to be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC, no larger than 12" × 12" × 6". Small wristlet or clutch bags that fit entirely in one hand are the exception. Non-clear bags are not admitted. Confirm the current policy before your event date on the official MSG FAQ page.
• Mobile tickets only. MSG uses 100% mobile ticketing — paper tickets are not accepted at entry gates. Make sure every member of your group has their ticket loaded and tested on their phone before the bus leaves Yonkers. A dead phone battery at the MSG gate is a fixable problem, but not a fun one.
• Gates open 60 to 90 minutes before most events. For a 7:30 PM Knicks tipoff, gates typically open around 6:00 or 6:30 PM. Build your Yonkers pickup time backward from gate opening — not from tipoff — if you want time to find seats, grab food, and settle in before the game starts.
• The Hulu Theater is inside MSG but a separate venue. Capacity around 5,600, separate entrances from the main arena. If your event is at the Hulu Theater, confirm your entry gate when you get your event confirmation — the drop-off approach on 33rd Street is the same, but the gate you walk to is different.
• Arena food and drink pricing is Manhattan event-venue pricing. Budget accordingly.
• MSG sits directly above Penn Station. If anyone in your group needs to catch a train home — an early departure or a guest coming from a different direction — they can walk from the MSG concourse directly down into the Penn Station main hall for Metro-North, NJ Transit, Amtrak, and LIRR access.
• Address and main info line: 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 / (212) 465-6741.

Types of Yonkers Groups That Book a Bus to MSG

The Yonkers-to-MSG run covers a wide range of occasions, and the right vehicle varies by group size and what the night is about. Here are the most common group trips booked through Yonkerspartybuscompany.com for Madison Square Garden:

• Sports fan groups. The highest-volume category — 20-to-40-person groups making the trip for Knicks and Rangers home games, playoff rounds in particular. A party bus with a bar setup and LED lighting keeps the energy from Yonkers to 33rd Street. See the Yonkers sporting event bus rental page.
• Concert groups. Arena concerts at MSG draw large Yonkers groups — birthday parties, bachelorette weekends, and friend groups organizing around a specific show. See the Yonkers concert party bus page.
• Bachelorette and bachelor parties. An MSG show combined with a Manhattan night out is a classic bachelorette or bachelor weekend anchor. The party bus handles MSG and any post-show stops in one vehicle. See the Yonkers bachelorette transportation page.
• Birthday group trips. A birthday party bus from Yonkers to MSG is one of the cleanest ways to run a milestone celebration — the party starts in Yonkers and the bus brings everyone home at the end of the night.
• Corporate and client outings. Companies in Yonkers and Westchester book charter buses to MSG for client hospitality at Knicks or Rangers games, suite events, and team nights out. One corporate charter bus from Yonkers handles pickup, MSG drop-off, and a coordinated return.
• School and student groups. College and high school groups from Yonkers head to MSG for NCAA tournament events, NIT games, student concerts, and educational programs. A charter bus from a Yonkers school to MSG keeps the group together from campus pickup to 33rd Street and back.

If your MSG trip is one stop in a larger Manhattan evening, the same vehicle handles multiple stops. And if other New York venues are on the itinerary — a Bronx game at Yankee Stadium, a show at Radio City Music Hall, or a Queens trip to Citi Field — those guides have the same level of venue-specific logistics for each destination. For groups flying in from out of town to join the Yonkers crew, the LaGuardia Airport shuttle guide covers how to coordinate an LGA pickup into a Yonkers group trip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus drop off at Madison Square Garden?

Large vehicles typically unload on 33rd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, along MSG's north face, where there's curb access for a group unload near the main arena entrances and Penn Station access points. Because NYC's 3-minute anti-idling rule applies to charter buses and party buses, the vehicle clears the curb immediately after dropping the group rather than idling at the entrance. The official MSG directions page has the most current vehicle access details and is worth checking before your specific event date.

Is there bus parking at MSG?

Madison Square Garden does not have dedicated charter bus or party bus parking. Large vehicles staging while groups are inside the arena typically use the commercial vehicle circulation areas near the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on 11th Avenue or the Port Authority Bus Terminal area on 8th Avenue, or coordinate a pickup return on a set time-and-location basis. The critical step is confirming the post-event pickup location and time with your group before anyone walks into the arena.

How long does the drive from Yonkers to MSG take?

Off-peak, roughly 45 to 55 minutes from central Yonkers via the Major Deegan (I-87) south. On event nights, build in 75 to 100 minutes or more — the Major Deegan–Cross Bronx merge backs up reliably from the mid-Bronx south on weeknights, and midtown Manhattan approach traffic adds time on the final miles. A 90-minute buffer from Yonkers departure to MSG arrival is reasonable for any 7 PM or later event.

How much does a party bus from Yonkers to MSG cost?

To give you an idea: 15–20 passenger party buses typically run $150–$300 per hour; 20–30 passenger buses run $200–$380 per hour; 35–50 passenger buses run $250–$450 per hour; and full-size charter buses run $130–$280 per hour. A Yonkers-to-MSG trip typically runs 4 to 6 hours of total vehicle time. The per-person cost for a 20-to-30-person group frequently comes in at or below what that same group would spend on separate rideshares and parking combined.

Use the online quote tool to check pricing in seconds, or call 914-619-2250 for a free all-inclusive quote.

Can the bus wait at MSG while the group is inside?

The bus cannot idle on 33rd Street under NYC's anti-idling rules. The vehicle stages in a designated area while your group is inside and returns at the agreed pickup time and location. The key is naming a specific pickup spot — a cross street or a Penn Station entrance — and an approximate time before you walk in.

Post-event MSG crowds are too large to improvise a meeting point on the fly.

What is the Metro-North option from Yonkers to MSG?

Metro-North's Hudson Line runs from Yonkers station to Grand Central in roughly 35 minutes, followed by a 1/2/3 subway connection to 34th Street–Penn Station — total trip time of 55 to 75 minutes on a smooth transfer. Round-trip fare runs approximately $12–18 per person (peak/off-peak dependent). A strong option for one or two people on a tight budget; coordination gets complicated for groups of 15 or more managing the Grand Central transfer and late-night return.

What is MSG's bag policy?

MSG requires clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12" × 12" × 6". Small wristlet/clutch bags that fit in one hand are the exception. Non-clear bags are not admitted.

MSG also uses 100% mobile ticketing — no paper tickets at entry gates. Confirm both policies on the official MSG FAQ page before your event, since policies can be updated.

How far in advance should I book a party bus from Yonkers to MSG?

For regular-season Knicks and Rangers games and most standard concert dates, two to four weeks of lead time is generally enough. For playoff rounds — which can appear on the calendar with just a few days' notice — call the moment your tickets are confirmed, because larger party buses with bar setups are the first vehicles to book out in the Westchester market once a playoff series is confirmed. Sold-out arena concert nights and Big East Tournament weekend sessions also move quickly.

The earlier the call, the better the vehicle selection.

Do you cover cities other than Yonkers?

Yonkerspartybuscompany.com connects groups with transportation providers serving Yonkers and the broader Westchester and metro area, including White Plains, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, and communities in northern New Jersey. Groups originating from multiple pickup points across Westchester can often be accommodated on a single route to MSG.

Book Your Party Bus or Charter Bus to Madison Square Garden

Whether it's a Knicks playoff game, a Rangers home series, a sold-out arena concert, a Big East Tournament session, or a fight night at MSG, the right vehicle from Yonkers to 33rd Street is one quote request away. Yonkerspartybuscompany.com connects your group with transportation providers serving Yonkers and Westchester — so you can compare vehicle types, all-inclusive rates, and availability in one place before committing to anything.

Use the online quote tool to check pricing in under 30 seconds, or call 914-619-2250 any time to talk through your group size, event date, and pickup location. Party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos are all available — and your bus drops the group at MSG's front door while everyone else is circling 8th Avenue looking for a parking garage that hasn't sold out.