Party Bus Rentals in Savannah, Georgia

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Enmarket Arena coordinates oversized vehicle drop-off and parking on a per-event basis, so there is no standing published bus lot. Drop-off happens along Arena Way or curbside on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard at the main entrance. After drop-off, the bus stages nearby — the Liberty Street Parking Garage and the surface lots along W Oglethorpe Avenue are the closest options for oversized vehicles.

Rideshare pickup is designated on the north side along Louisville Road, which is a different zone entirely from where a party bus picks up, so coordinate your post-show meet point before you go inside. Confirm the current assignment for your specific event on the Enmarket Arena parking page or by calling Guest Experience directly, since staging changes by show.

Savannah International Trade and Convention Center (1 International Dr, Savannah, GA 31401) sits on Hutchinson Island across the Savannah River, accessible via US-17 across the Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge. Party bus drop-off is along International Drive at the main entrance, and the venue's surface parking lot has outer areas that accommodate oversized vehicles. One thing worth knowing before your trip: the Savannah Belles Ferry runs free from the City Hall Ferry Dock at E Bay Street to Hutchinson Island and is a great option for guests on foot — but it is a pedestrian-only ferry, so the bus crosses the bridge while passengers who want to ride the ferry do so separately.

Confirm current access details on the Savannah Convention Center directions and parking page before your event.

Georgia State Railroad Museum (655 Louisville Rd, Savannah, GA 31401) is one of the more bus-friendly venues in Savannah. The site has a large surface parking lot accessed directly from Louisville Road, with enough room for oversized vehicles to drop off and park on-site without staging elsewhere. Your group unloads in the main lot, and the bus can hold there for a same-day pickup before the 4 p.m. gate lock — no circling, no remote staging lot.

The parking-lot entrance is on Louisville Road between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and W. Boundary Street, and a vehicle left after 4 p.m. cannot be accessed until morning. Groups with large vehicles are encouraged to call ahead to confirm current lot conditions, since the museum hosts private events that can affect parking availability on specific dates.

Forsyth Park (Bull Street between Gaston St and Park Ave, Savannah, GA 31401) is Savannah's most iconic 30-acre public park, anchored by the famous 1858 fountain — and it has no dedicated bus parking lot whatsoever. The surrounding streets — Bull Street, Drayton Street, Whitaker Street, Gaston Street, Park Avenue — are narrow historic district streets where large vehicles cannot park. Here is how it works in practice: your party bus drops the group at the Bull Street and Gaston Street intersection at the south end of the park, or at Bull Street and Park Avenue at the north end, then stages on the Whitaker Street corridor south of Gaston or near nearby parking areas while your group enjoys the park.

Coordinate your pickup point before you head in so everyone knows exactly where the bus will be when you're ready to roll to the next stop.

Party bus parking at Savannah International Trade and Convention Center is in the outer surface lots along International Drive on Hutchinson Island. The lot is on-site, which means the bus does not need to leave the property between drop-off and pickup — a real advantage for multi-session convention days where your group is coming and going across different times. Groups planning to park a large vehicle should contact the venue in advance to confirm space availability for their specific event date.

Check current details on the Savannah Convention Center directions and parking page before you go.

Plant Riverside District (400 W River St, Savannah, GA 31401) runs along the Savannah River waterfront between Barnard Street and Jefferson Street. River Street is cobblestone and runs one-way eastbound, so a party bus approaching from the west must use W Bay Street above and descend to River Street via one of the connecting ramp streets — Barnard Street or Jefferson Street are the practical options. Drop-off is at the Plant Riverside main entrance near 400 W River St, approaching from the east.

After drop-off, the Plant Riverside Parking Garage at 305 W Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401 does not accept oversized vehicles, so the bus needs separate staging outside the district. Confirm current vehicle access details with the venue at (912) 373-9250 before your visit, since the one-way River Street approach requires a coordinated plan.

Plant Riverside District does not accommodate oversized vehicles, so your bus should drop the group near the riverfront and remain outside the district while you explore. The district's Plant Riverside District map and parking details make the garage restriction clear before you build the route.

Book three to six months out for most Savannah dates, and stretch that to six months or more for the city's biggest weekends. Savannah's St. Patrick's Day celebration on March 17 draws more than 400,000 people — the second-largest parade in the country — and the entire downtown closes to vehicle traffic, which means party buses book out completely and early. Savannah Music Festival (late March through early April), SCAD graduation in May, and Savannah Bananas season from April through July at Grayson Stadium all create serious demand across the market at once.

Savannah is also one of the most popular bachelorette destinations in the Southeast, which means weekend party bus demand runs high year-round — not just on event weekends. The earlier you compare, the better your vehicle selection and the better your price. Waiting until the last minute costs more and risks no availability at all.

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