You know the moment well. The final whistle blows, the PMAC erupts, and then 13,000 fans pour onto North Stadium Drive at exactly the same time. Every Uber in a five-mile radius disappears.

The parking lots on Gourrier Avenue back up past Nicholson Drive. Someone in your group is still inside looking for a souvenir, and the rest of you are standing on the curb in the dark trying to coordinate a pickup window that keeps moving. Renting a Baton Rouge charter bus to the Pete Maravich Assembly Center solves every one of those problems before they start — your group rides in together, parks in one place, and rides home together.

The game is the event. The parking lot is not.

This guide covers what first-timers get wrong about PMAC logistics: the specific parking situation on campus, where rideshare actually drops you off versus where you think it drops you off, how the gymnastics sellout calendar changes the transportation math, and what size vehicle fits a fan group of 15 versus a fan group of 56. Groups book trips to the PMAC across basketball season and gymnastics season, so everything below is drawn from doing it — not from a venue brochure.

Arena

Pete Maravich Assembly Center — "The Deaf Dome"

Address

1 North Stadium Dr, Baton Rouge, LA 70803

Capacity

13,215 seats — routinely sold out for gymnastics

Home teams

LSU Men's & Women's Basketball, LSU Gymnastics, LSU Volleyball

Key approach

Nicholson Drive south → North Stadium Drive

Bus parking

Lot 407, Skip Bertman Drive — free for buses

Why Rent a Bus to the PMAC?

The Pete Maravich Assembly Center sits in the heart of LSU's campus, directly north of Tiger Stadium, which means every traffic headache that comes with a massive SEC campus applies in full. Nicholson Drive is the primary artery in, and on a sold-out gymnastics night it becomes a one-lane crawl from I-10 clear to Stadium Drive. Lots 408, 409, and 411 — the closest lots to the arena — are reserved permit-only on gamedays and exit east on Gourrier Avenue, adding another choke point after the meet.

A Baton Rouge party bus rental to the PMAC sidesteps all of it: one vehicle, one flat rate, one pickup and drop-off point, and no one in your group spending an hour trying to exit the Gourrier lot while everyone else celebrates on the bus.

There is a second practical reason, and it matters especially for gymnastics: rideshare services are subject to LSU campus parking and traffic guidelines, which means Uber and Lyft pick up and drop off on the perimeter of campus — not at the arena door. On a cold January night after a three-hour meet, that perimeter walk is the last thing your group wants to negotiate. A charter bus drops your crew on North Stadium Drive and waits nearby for the return, so the walk from the curb to your seat is measured in yards, not blocks.

The PMAC: Where It Is and How to Get There by Bus

The Pete Maravich Assembly Center, 1 North Stadium Dr, Baton Rouge — on the LSU campus directly north of Tiger Stadium, accessible from Nicholson Drive south to North Stadium Drive.

The PMAC opened in 1971 and immediately earned the nickname "The Deaf Dome" — coined by Dick Vitale — for acoustics that turn a sold-out crowd into something close to a physical force. It seats 13,215 for basketball and gymnastics, with purple cushioned seats ringing the court and one of the largest scoreboards in college basketball overhead. The arena sits at the intersection of North Stadium Drive and the broader Tiger Stadium complex, which means it shares approach roads with the largest football stadium in the SEC.

On a gymnastics sellout, that combination of pedestrian and vehicle traffic is genuinely challenging.

Three approach routes feed the PMAC, and the one your bus takes depends on where you are coming from:

  • From I-110 (downtown Baton Rouge): Take the Government Street exit to St. Philip Street, which becomes Nicholson Drive south; continue to Stadium Drive. This is the most direct downtown approach.
  • From I-10 East: Exit 155A onto Nicholson Drive and continue south to Stadium Drive. On heavy traffic days, police recommend approaching via Burbank Drive to reduce congestion on Nicholson.
  • From I-10 West: Exit 156B onto Dalrymple Drive, which becomes Field House Drive; turn right onto Stadium Drive. This approach avoids Nicholson entirely and is the cleaner route for groups coming from the Gonzales or Prairieville corridor.

We recommend checking the official LSU Athletics gameday parking page before your event, since LSU deploys the Waze app integration with real-time lot availability and restricted street notifications. What is open on a Tuesday volleyball night may be permit-only on a Saturday gymnastics sellout.

Charter Bus Parking at the PMAC: What You Need to Know

Here is the detail that catches most groups off guard: LSU provides free charter bus parking in Lot 407 on Skip Bertman Drive. That is the designated bus lot, it is free, and it is where your bus waits while your group is inside. This is not the case at most major venues in the SEC, where bus parking carries a per-event permit cost.

The Lot 407 arrangement is a genuine advantage — it means the cost of coordinating a Baton Rouge charter bus to the PMAC does not include a venue parking surcharge on top of the rental rate.

Lot 407 sits on the west side of campus off Skip Bertman Drive, which puts it roughly a 10-to-15-minute walk from the PMAC's main entrance on North Stadium Drive. For most groups, that walk is fine — the pregame energy carries it. For groups with mobility needs or guests who should not be walking that distance, an ADA-accessible vehicle can be arranged in advance; just flag it when you book so the right vehicle is reserved and drop-off logistics can be planned accordingly.

One critical note for big dates: Lots 408, 409, and 411 — the closest lots to the arena — are reserved permit-only on gamedays, with exit routing east on Gourrier Avenue. North Stadium Drive, South Stadium Drive, and West Stadium Drive are all closed to general vehicular traffic on event days. That closure is why knowing the Lot 407 arrangement matters: if your group arrives expecting to park adjacent to the arena, you will be redirected.

Book with us and the routing is confirmed for your specific event date before the bus ever pulls out of your neighborhood.

The one number that matters: Charter bus parking at the PMAC in Lot 407 on Skip Bertman Drive is free. That is the designated lot, and it is included in your event logistics when you book a Baton Rouge bus rental through Party Buses Baton Rouge. There is no separate bus parking permit to purchase — a genuine advantage the PMAC offers that most SEC venues do not.

The Gymnastics Sellout Problem — and Why It Changes the Transportation Math

LSU Gymnastics finished first in the nation in average attendance in 2022 and has not slowed down since. The program averaged 12,590 fans per meet in a recent season, with three consecutive sellouts — the most in a single season in program history — against Auburn, Alabama, and North Carolina. The 2026 season includes five home meets at the PMAC, with the SEC Championship on March 21 and LSU hosting NCAA Regionals from April 3 through 5.

Every one of those dates will draw a near-capacity crowd to a 13,215-seat building on a campus that was already dealing with one of the most congested road systems in Louisiana.

The transportation math changes for gymnastics in a specific way: the meet typically runs three-plus hours with no halftime break long enough to thin out the parking lots, and the post-event exit happens all at once. Football has contraflow and dedicated shuttle systems built for 102,000 people. A gymnastics sellout of 13,000 has far less infrastructure.

The result is that Nicholson Drive backs up faster and clears slower than most fans expect. Rideshare surge pricing kicks in hard at the end of a meet because every phone in the building summons a car at the same moment. A charter bus parked in Lot 407 with a prearranged pickup window cuts through all of it: your group exits together, the bus is waiting nearby, and the return ride begins while the rideshare crowd is still watching their fare estimates climb.

If your group is planning for the SEC Championship or the NCAA Regional, book early. The 2026 SEC Gymnastics Championship on March 21 and the NCAA Regional April 3 through 5 will make parking on North Stadium Drive and the surrounding lots essentially unavailable for general public vehicles. Those events draw media, team buses, and credentialed vehicles that take priority in the closest lots.

A pre-arranged Baton Rouge party bus rental with a designated Lot 407 spot is the cleanest way to handle both events. Call 504-264-9423 to confirm availability for those specific dates — vehicles for SEC Championship and NCAA Regional weekends go early.

Basketball Season at the PMAC: What Makes Game Day Different

LSU Men's Basketball tips off in early November and runs through March, with home SEC matchups against Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Missouri, and Oklahoma at the PMAC in the 2025-26 season. Women's Basketball plays 15 home games plus exhibitions, opening November 4 against Houston Christian with a full SEC slate to follow. The two programs share the arena on alternating schedules, which means there are stretches of the season — January and February especially — when the PMAC hosts multiple events in a single week.

Basketball game day logistics differ from gymnastics in one important way: the arena opens 90 minutes to two hours before tip-off, and the walk from the perimeter of campus is longer in the dark on a January night than it is in the early-evening light of a February gymnastics meet. For a group coming in from Gonzales, Denham Springs, or across the Atchafalaya Basin, that arrival timing matters. A bus rental in Baton Rouge lets your group set a departure time that accounts for campus traffic without anyone sweating a close arrival — the route is handled, the drop-off is confirmed, and your group walks in together rather than in ones and twos from wherever Uber dropped them on the campus perimeter.

SEC rivalry matchups — especially Kentucky, Alabama, and Tennessee — draw larger crowds and more traffic than non-conference dates. For those games, we recommend confirming your booking at least four to six weeks in advance. The right vehicle for a 30-person group going to a Tuesday non-conference game is usually available with two weeks' notice.

The right vehicle for a Saturday SEC marquee matchup in February is not always available a week out.

Which Vehicle Fits Your PMAC Group?

Not every fan group heading to North Stadium Drive needs the same vehicle. A 14-person department outing to a weeknight women's basketball game calls for something different than a 50-person booster club trip to the SEC Championship. Here is how the fleet breaks down for a PMAC run.

Vehicle Typical capacity Best for Key amenities
14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van Up to ~14 Small office groups, faculty outings, VIP nights Premium leather, USB charging, tinted windows
Party bus (15–50 passengers) ~15–50 Fan groups, bachelorette nights, birthday celebrations at an LSU game Built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs
15–35 passenger minibus ~15–35 Mid-size groups, neighborhood fan clubs, corporate groups Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead storage
40–56 passenger charter bus Up to 56 Large booster groups, church outings, organized fan travel Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restroom, undercarriage bays

For fan groups wanting the pregame energy built into the ride, our 15- to 50-passenger party buses come with a built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, and premium sound — so the party starts in the parking lot on Burbank Drive, not when you find your seat in Section 101. For larger organized groups heading in from the Baton Rouge suburbs, a 56-passenger charter bus handles the whole crew in one vehicle with an onboard restroom, which matters on a two-hour drive from Lafayette or Mandeville. We offer a wide variety of vehicles, meaning you never have to pay for seats you do not actually need.

Transportation Options Compared: Bus vs. Rideshare vs. Driving Yourself

We will be straight with you: a private bus is not automatically the right call for every group. Here is an honest comparison of the ways a group gets to the PMAC, scored on what actually matters for a sold-out event on an SEC campus.

Option Cost shape Arrive together? Post-event exit Best group size
Private charter bus One flat rate, split by the group Yes — one vehicle, one arrival Best — Lot 407 parking, immediate return 15–56
Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) Per car each way + post-game surge No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs Poor — perimeter drop, surge pricing at exit 1–4 per car
Everyone drives & parks Gas + permit lot cost per car (if available) No — caravans split up at campus checkpoints Slow — Gourrier Avenue backup post-event 1–2 cars max
Tiger Trails / Park & Geaux Free campus shuttle Only if everyone catches the same shuttle Variable — crowds at shuttle stops post-event Any, but no group control

The honest read: for one or two people attending a weeknight non-conference game, driving and parking in the campus mounds lot near the Hill Memorial Library — a free lot about five minutes on foot from the arena — is perfectly workable. For a group of ten or more heading to a gymnastics sellout or an SEC marquee matchup, the hassle of separate vehicles, separate parking, and a perimeter rideshare pickup makes one bus the obvious call. That is the group this guide is written for.

LSU does not maintain a designated rideshare pickup location at the arena itself — rideshare services must operate on the perimeter of campus per LSU's parking and traffic guidelines. After a packed gymnastics meet, that perimeter is a 10-to-15-minute walk through foot traffic. With a Baton Rouge charter bus rental parked in Lot 407, your group has a known pickup spot and a prearranged return time — no surge, no walking, no hunting for a car somewhere on Nicholson Drive.

The PMAC Bag Policy and Entry Details

LSU Athletics enforces a conference-wide SEC clear bag policy at all events inside the PMAC. Know this before your group arrives, because enforcing it at the door is not optional and bag check lines slow entry considerably when groups are not prepared.

  • Approved bags: Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″, or a one-gallon clear ziplock bag. A small non-clear clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″ is also permitted.
  • Not approved: Backpacks, fanny packs, large purses, or any bag that is not clear. These are turned away at the gate.
  • Medical bags are typically accepted but may be subject to inspection. Flag any medical needs when you confirm your booking so the group has time to prepare.
  • Doors open 90 minutes to two hours before tip-off or the start of the gymnastics meet. Plan your bus arrival accordingly — a group of 30 walking in together through security takes meaningful time, and arriving at the door 20 minutes before tip-off is not enough buffer.

We recommend reviewing the official LSU fan services page before your event for any event-specific updates to the bag policy or entry procedures, particularly for major events like the SEC Championship or NCAA Regional where credentialing and additional screening may apply.

Real Group Trip Example: Gymnastics SEC Matchup

Here is a recent PMAC run to show you what this looks like in practice. For an LSU Gymnastics meet against Alabama in February — one of the three sellout meets that season — a 42-person fan club booked a 56-passenger charter bus from a hotel in Gonzales. Pickup was at 5:30 PM, on campus via the Dalrymple/Field House Drive approach by 6:30 PM, and the bus waited in Lot 407 on Skip Bertman Drive while the group walked to the PMAC for the 7:00 PM meet.

Post-meet, everyone was back at the bus by 10:15 PM — the pickup spot was set before anyone walked in, so there was no Gourrier Avenue exit wait and no Nicholson Drive crawl. The 5-hour all-inclusive rental split across 42 people came to about $46 per person. That group booked the same arrangement for the SEC Championship in March before leaving the arena that night.

Who Rents a Bus to the PMAC: Common Trip Types

Different groups, same destination. A few of the most common trips we coordinate to North Stadium Drive:

  • Gymnastics fan clubs. Organized groups of LSU gymnastics supporters, often traveling from Lafayette, Shreveport, or the New Orleans metro, who need one vehicle for the whole group and a confirmed return time that does not depend on campus rideshare availability post-meet.
  • Women's basketball groups. Corporate groups, sororities, and booster club outings for LSU women's basketball, where the party bus format — LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, a built-in bar — turns the pregame ride into part of the event.
  • Men's basketball SEC rivalry trips. Groups heading to Kentucky, Alabama, or Tennessee matchups where demand for on-campus parking permits far exceeds supply and the Gourrier exit becomes a gridlock point after the final buzzer.
  • Corporate and client entertainment. Companies bringing clients to an SEC arena for a relationship event, where the bus serves as a private lounge before and after and the group arrives together looking like it planned ahead.
  • Birthday and celebration groups. An LSU basketball game or gymnastics meet that doubles as a milestone occasion — with a party bus, the celebration starts when the bus rolls, not when you find your seats.

Getting to the PMAC From Across the Region

The PMAC draws fans from well beyond Baton Rouge's parish limits. Here are common pickup distances and approximate drive times under normal traffic conditions — build in 20 to 30 extra minutes for SEC rivalry nights when campus traffic on Nicholson Drive and the I-10 on-ramps is already building before kickoff.

From… Approx. distance Typical drive time (off-peak)
Downtown Baton Rouge ~3 miles 10–15 minutes
Gonzales / Prairieville ~23 miles 30–40 minutes
Denham Springs ~18 miles 25–35 minutes
Hammond ~50 miles 50–65 minutes
New Orleans ~80 miles 80–100 minutes via I-10
Lafayette ~55 miles 55–75 minutes via I-10

For groups driving in from New Orleans or Lafayette, the full-size charter bus is the right call — onboard restrooms, reclining seats with real legroom, and overhead storage for coats and bags on a January night make the interstate run comfortable rather than something to survive. A two-hour ride from the Crescent City or Acadiana lands differently when you step off the bus relaxed rather than cramped from a shared carpool.

Booking Your Baton Rouge Bus to the PMAC: How It Works

Booking a charter bus to the Pete Maravich Assembly Center is straightforward, and a little planning upfront makes the whole event simpler:

  1. Request a quote with your group size, your pickup location, the event date, and roughly how long you want the vehicle reserved. Include whether you want the bus to wait in Lot 407 during the event or be back at a set return time.
  2. Confirm the vehicle and the approach route. We verify the specific parking and drop-off arrangement for your event date, because campus restrictions differ between a non-conference basketball Tuesday and an NCAA Regional weekend in April.
  3. Set your post-event pickup window. Agree on a meeting spot and a return time before anyone walks into the arena, so there is no confusion about where the bus is when 13,000 people all exit at once.

A few timing notes: for gymnastics meets, the event runs three-plus hours and the exit is compressed into a short window. Build in 15 to 20 minutes post-event before the bus departs so no one is racing from the restroom. For weeknight basketball games with a 7:00 PM tip-off, a 5:00 PM departure from most Baton Rouge neighborhoods gets the group on campus with time to walk in, find seats, and settle before the ball goes up.

Call 504-264-9423 any time for a free, all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability. For SEC Championship and NCAA Regional weekends in late March and early April 2026, book now. Those dates move fast and the right-size vehicles go first.

Tips for Visiting the PMAC

A few things every group should know before game night, drawn from the stadium's published policies and the campus traffic plans:

  • The clear bag policy is strictly enforced. One clear bag up to 12″ × 6″ × 12″ or a one-gallon ziplock, plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Backpacks and non-clear bags are turned away at the door. Prepare your group before departure — fixing it at the entrance slows everyone down.
  • North Stadium Drive closes to general traffic on event days. South Stadium Drive and West Stadium Drive also close. Any guide that tells your group to pull up directly to the arena entrance on North Stadium Drive on a gameday is giving you outdated information.
  • Arrive early for gymnastics sellouts. The PMAC gymnastics audience is loud, loyal, and arrives early. For a meet against a marquee SEC opponent, doors open 90 minutes before start time and the good general admission sections fill by the 30-minute mark.
  • The campus mounds lot near Hill Memorial Library is the recommended free parking option for individual vehicles arriving without a permit — about a five-minute walk from the arena. For a group, that walk multiplied across 30 people in event-night foot traffic is the argument for a bus that parks and waits in Lot 407 instead.
  • Use the Waze LSU integration for real-time routing on event days. LSU Athletics has customized the Waze app to include restricted street notifications, lot availability, and the proper entrance for each lot. Check the LSU Athletics gameday parking page for the link before your event.

What Is Happening at the PMAC in 2026

The 2026 calendar at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center is one of the most active in recent memory. Fan groups love arriving together by charter bus so the pregame energy builds on the ride rather than in a campus parking structure. The events drawing the largest groups this season:

  • LSU Gymnastics Home Meets (January – February). Five home meets at the PMAC in the 2026 season, including marquee SEC matchups against Kentucky (January 23), Penn State (February 6), Auburn (February 13), and Alabama (February 27). LSU gymnastics has finished first in the nation in average attendance in recent seasons, and the Auburn and Alabama meets historically sell out. Book your Baton Rouge party bus rental for those two dates well in advance — January vehicles are gone by early December for sold-out gymnastics nights.
  • SEC Gymnastics Championship — March 21, 2026. Baton Rouge hosts the 2026 SEC Gymnastics Championship inside the PMAC. This is the biggest single gymnastics event of the regular calendar and will bring fans from across the conference. Lot 407 bus parking and the North Stadium Drive access plan need to be confirmed weeks ahead for this date.
  • NCAA Gymnastics Regional — April 3–5, 2026. LSU earned the right to host the 2026 NCAA Gymnastics Regional inside the PMAC. Three-day event, multiple sessions per day, and credentialed vehicles taking priority in adjacent lots. If your group is attending multiple sessions across the weekend, a charter bus with a confirmed Lot 407 arrangement for each session is the cleanest way to manage campus access.
  • LSU Men's Basketball (November – March). SEC home matchups against Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Missouri, and Oklahoma in the 2025-26 season. The Kentucky and Alabama home matchups routinely generate the highest parking demand of the basketball calendar.
  • LSU Women's Basketball (November – March). 15 home games plus exhibitions, with an SEC slate that includes marquee matchups against programs with nationally ranked fan followings. The WNBA preseason game that brought Angel Reese back to the PMAC in early 2025 drew a near-capacity crowd to a non-regular-season event — indication of how much fan energy the women's program carries in this arena.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center?

Charter buses approach the PMAC via North Stadium Drive and use the designated campus vehicle corridors. North Stadium Drive, South Stadium Drive, and West Stadium Drive are closed to general vehicular traffic on event days, so the approach and drop-off point is coordinated based on your specific event date. We confirm the exact drop-off routing when you book, because the plan differs between a non-conference weeknight and a gymnastics sellout with credentialed-vehicle priority.

The bus then waits in Lot 407 on Skip Bertman Drive, the designated free charter bus lot, for the duration of the event.

Where do buses park at the PMAC?

The designated charter bus lot is Lot 407 on Skip Bertman Drive, and bus parking there is free. Lots 408, 409, and 411 — the closest lots to the arena — are reserved permit-only on gamedays and exit east on Gourrier Avenue. General vehicle access to lots immediately adjacent to the PMAC requires an event-specific permit purchased in advance.

We handle the lot routing as part of your booking, so there is no confusion at a closed gate.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to the PMAC?

Party Buses Baton Rouge provides all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you will know the exact price before you ever book. As a guide: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; small party buses (15–20 passengers) run $204–$378/hour; mid-size party buses (20–30 passengers) run $244–$414/hour; larger party buses and minibuses (35–50 passengers) run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type.

Charter bus parking in Lot 407 is free — no separate permit cost. Call 504-264-9423 or use our online tool for an exact quote.

Does rideshare drop off at the arena door?

No. Rideshare services at LSU must operate on the perimeter of campus per university parking and traffic guidelines. On a gymnastics sellout night, that perimeter drop-off can mean a 10-to-15-minute walk through foot traffic in the dark to reach the PMAC entrance. A prearranged charter bus drops your group on North Stadium Drive and waits in Lot 407 for the return — no perimeter walk, no surge pricing at exit.

When should I book for gymnastics sellout meets?

For the Auburn and Alabama home meets — the two gymnastics dates most likely to sell out the PMAC — book your transportation by early December. For the SEC Gymnastics Championship on March 21 and the NCAA Regional April 3 through 5, book as soon as your group's plans are confirmed. Those are the two largest gymnastics events on the Baton Rouge calendar in 2026 and vehicle availability is genuinely limited for them.

Can the bus wait for us during the event?

Yes. The bus is booked as a block of hours, so it waits in Lot 407 during your event and is ready when your group exits. You set the post-event pickup window with our team before anyone walks into the arena, so there is no confusion about the meeting point when 13,000 fans all exit at the same time.

What is the PMAC's clear bag policy?

LSU enforces the SEC-wide clear bag policy at the PMAC. Each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″ (or a one-gallon clear ziplock), plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″. Backpacks, non-clear bags, and oversized purses are not permitted.

Medical bags are typically accepted but may be subject to inspection. Review the official LSU fan services page for the most current policy details before your event.

How far in advance should I book for an SEC rivalry basketball game?

For Kentucky, Alabama, and Tennessee home matchups — the three basketball dates that generate the highest parking demand at the PMAC — we recommend booking at least four to six weeks in advance. For weeknight non-conference games, two weeks is generally workable. The earlier you confirm, the better your vehicle options.

Do you serve groups coming from New Orleans or Lafayette?

Yes. Groups making the 80-mile run from New Orleans or the 55-mile trip from Lafayette are among our most common PMAC bookings. A 56-passenger charter bus with an onboard restroom, reclining seats, and climate control makes that interstate run comfortable.

Pickup can be arranged from a central meeting point in your city, a hotel, or wherever works for your group.

Book Your PMAC Bus Today

The perfect bus for your next LSU game or gymnastics meet is just a call away. Whether it is a 42-person fan club heading to an SEC gymnastics sellout, a 20-person corporate outing for a women's basketball marquee matchup, or a birthday group that wants the party to start the moment the bus rolls down Nicholson Drive — Party Buses Baton Rouge has access to a full fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos serving Baton Rouge and the surrounding region. Lot 407 is confirmed, the approach route is sorted, and your group walks in together while everyone else is still circling for a spot on Gourrier Avenue.

Give us a call any time at 504-264-9423 for an all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

Sources & Last Verified

Parking, transportation, and event details at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center change by event and season. Key facts in this guide were verified against official LSU Athletics and campus sources in June 2026; confirm event-specific figures against the official pages below before your trip.