Party Bus Rentals in Port St. Lucie, Florida

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Clover Park (31 Piazza Drive, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986) is home to Mets spring training and the St. Lucie Mets, and it draws big crowds from February through March that fill the standard lots fast. General parking runs $15+ tax per standard vehicle and $25+ tax for buses and RVs. Oversized vehicles — including party buses — are directed to the outer perimeter lots on the northwest side of the facility, accessed from NW Peacock Boulevard.

Your group can unload curbside on NW Peacock Blvd near the main entry gate, then the bus relocates to the outer lot until you're ready for pickup.

Clover Park's 2026 A-Z guide makes the cashless rule and bag policy clear: credit, debit, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are accepted, while bags are not allowed except for medical bags, diaper bags, or a small clutch or fanny pack no bigger than 5"x9". Your bus gives the group a simple place to leave everything that cannot go inside before you walk through the gates.

Because Clover Park coordinates oversized-vehicle staging on an event-by-event basis, there is no standing published party bus zone. Call the stadium at (772) 871-2115 before your visit to confirm the current drop-off assignment for your specific game or event — and lock in your party bus early, because spring training weekends book out across the Treasure Coast fast.

PGA Village (1916 Perfect Dr, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986) is a gated private community with three championship golf courses and a full resort clubhouse, and it hosts corporate outings, golf tournaments, and private group events throughout the year. Because it is a gated facility, all buses and oversized vehicles must be pre-arranged before arrival. Your group enters through the main security gate on Perfect Drive off PGA Village Boulevard, and drop-off for golf groups is at the clubhouse entrance.

Buses are not permitted to park in standard guest parking and must be staged separately.

Advance coordination is required — contact PGA Village directly at (772) 467-1300 before your visit to arrange bus access, confirm the entry procedure, and get your staging assignment. Getting that detail settled ahead of time means your group rolls straight through the gate instead of sorting it out at the guardhouse on the day of your event.

St. Lucie County Fairgrounds (15601 W Midway Rd, Fort Pierce, FL 34945) spans 107 acres and hosts the St. Lucie County Fair in late February and early March, along with concerts, rodeos, swap meets, and large outdoor events throughout the year. The fairgrounds have large surface lots surrounding the property, and buses and oversized vehicles use the main entrance on West Midway Road. Your group unloads curbside at the main gate, then the bus relocates to the outer grass lots on the west side of the property for the duration of the event.

Parking for large vehicles runs $10–$20 depending on the event.

For specific events — especially during the County Fair, which is one of the biggest demand weekends on the Treasure Coast calendar — call the fairgrounds at (772) 462-1178 to confirm the current lot assignment and entry procedure. Fair weekend fills party buses across Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce early, so book as soon as your dates are set.

Savannas Preserve State Park (2541 SE Walton Rd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952) is a 5,571-acre freshwater wetland — the largest freshwater marsh in Florida — open 8:00 a.m. to sundown every day of the year. The park is a popular destination for group kayaking and canoeing trips, nature hikes, wildlife tours, and school outings. Entrance is $3 per vehicle at the main kiosk on SE Walton Road.

The Walton Road main entrance is under long-term construction, and the park directs visitors 0.7 miles down unpaved Canoe Launch Road to reach the White, Yellow, and Blue trailheads; the Savannas Sun Trail is closed during the work. Your party bus should use the main entrance and Canoe Launch Road for the active trail access instead of sending the group toward the closed Sun Trail.

The main parking area is a standard surface lot, and it is not large. Oversized vehicles like party buses should park along the outer edge of the lot or in the overflow area near the entrance. There is no dedicated bus drop-off zone or formal oversized-vehicle policy published by Florida State Parks for this location, so call the park at (772) 398-2779 before your visit to confirm current access and staging.

A party bus is a great way to get the whole group to the trailhead together — everyone arrives at the same time, nobody is circling the lot looking for a space, and the ride back is already waiting when the paddle is done.

MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Event Center (9221 SE Event Center Pl, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952) is the primary large-format outdoor amphitheater serving the Treasure Coast, hosting national touring concerts and festivals about 20 miles south of Port St. Lucie on US-1. The venue has a large surface lot, and buses and oversized vehicles are directed to the outer perimeter — typically the far east or north sections of the main lot. Your group unloads curbside at the main entrance on SE Event Center Place, then the bus stages in the outer lot for the show.

MIDFLORIDA Event Center's directions and parking page identifies the Circle Loading Area on the southwest corner, accessible from Event Center Place, and the larger Emerald Ballroom Loading Area on the south end. Vehicles longer than 19 feet require special pre-planned accommodations, so a full-size party bus should use the loading-area details rather than pulling into the garage or treating the standard lot as a drive-up bus space.

Call ahead at (772) 220-3036 to confirm the current event-specific staging area before your concert date. Concert nights at MIDFLORIDA draw big crowds from Port St. Lucie, Stuart, and Palm Beach Gardens all at once — a party bus keeps your group together from the first song to the last instead of splitting everyone into separate cars for the US-1 crawl home.

Tradition Field is the longtime local name for what is now officially Clover Park — the same venue, still called Tradition Field by many longtime Treasure Coast residents. The drop-off and pickup logistics are the same: your group unloads curbside on NW Peacock Boulevard near the main entry gate, and the bus relocates to the outer perimeter lots on the northwest side of the facility accessed from NW Peacock Blvd. Parking runs $25+ tax for buses and RVs.

Because oversized-vehicle assignments are handled on a per-event basis, call the stadium at (772) 871-2115 before your visit to confirm the current drop-off point for your specific game. Spring training games in February and March are the busiest stretch of the year at this venue — book your party bus early so your group gets the ride and the lot assignment you want.

For most Port St. Lucie trips, booking two to four weeks out gives you solid options. For high-demand dates, stretch that to three to six months. The Treasure Coast calendar has several stretches where party buses across the region fill up fast: Mets spring training at Clover Park runs mid-February through late March, the St. Lucie County Fair lands in late February, and prom season across Port St. Lucie High School, Treasure Coast High School, Fort Pierce Central, and Centennial High School runs through April and May.

Snowbird season from November through April brings peak demand across the board. Waiting until the last minute on any of those dates means higher prices and fewer buses to choose from — it is strongly, strongly advised to book as early as you can so YOU can save money. Call 772-206-4360 right now to lock in your date!