Truist Point is a small ballpark on a real downtown street grid, and that changes the whole transportation question. There's no single 10,000-car superlot here — instead, downtown High Point spreads the crowd across small $5 street lots tucked between Elm, Gatewood, Lindsay, Church, and Appling Way, plus a handful of $1-an-hour city decks a few blocks out. That's great news if you're one car circling for a spot near the centerfield gate.
It's a headache if you're trying to keep 20 or 30 people together before first pitch or kickoff.
TLDR: A charter bus or party bus drops your group at one downtown corner instead of scattering everyone across the small $5 lots ringing Truist Point, and it stages nearby so the ride home is already sorted when the last out is recorded or the final whistle blows. Fill out the quick form or call 743-600-5100 to see what's available for your date.
Why Rent a Bus to Truist Point?
Truist Point sits at 301 N Elm Street in the heart of High Point's Catalyst District, and every one of its public lots is a small, first-come street lot rather than one big surface field. That means a group arriving in five or six separate cars is really betting on five or six separate lots having room at the same time — and downtown High Point games routinely fill the closest ones well before first pitch.
A High Point party bus or charter bus rental sidesteps that entirely. One vehicle needs one place to be, your whole group walks in together from a single drop point instead of trickling in from wherever each car finally found a spot, and nobody has to find their own way back to the car after a Rockers win or a Carolina Core FC match runs late. Fill out the quick online form or call 743-600-5100 and you can compare vehicles and pricing for your Truist Point trip in about a minute.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Truist Point
Truist Point has three gates, and each one sits on a different downtown corner: the Home Plate Gate at Gatewood Avenue and Lindsay Street, the Center Field Gate at Church Avenue and Elm Street (301 N Elm St), and the Right Field Gate on Appling Way, according to the official Ballpark A-Z guide. Rideshare pickup and drop-off is set at the Center Field Gate address, 301 N Elm Street, per the venue's official FAQ page.
The venue's own accessibility page names a general passenger drop-off and pick-up area at the intersection of Gatewood Avenue and Pine Street, one block over from the Home Plate Gate, with ramps built into both the Gatewood Avenue and Pine Street entrances, per Truist Point's ADA Services page. Truist Point doesn't publish a separate charter-only loading zone the way a football stadium does — this is a 4,500-seat downtown ballpark on city streets, so that named Gatewood-and-Pine corner is the most useful landmark to give your group and to confirm with the box office at (336) 888-1000 when you're coordinating a group drop-off for a larger vehicle.
Truist Point seats up to 4,500 people, per the venue's own facility rental page — small enough that a single bus dropping your group at one downtown corner is genuinely faster than five or six cars each hunting for a spot in a different $5 lot.
Where to Park a Charter Bus or Party Bus Near Truist Point
Truist Point's own general-admission parking runs $5 per game along the streets ringing the ballpark — Lindsay Street, Elm Street, Gatewood Avenue, Church Avenue, and Appling Way — per the official parking page. Every one of those is small street-corner parking, not a stadium-scale lot, so on a sellout night for the Rockers or a big Carolina Core FC match, the closest spaces fill first and the walk gets longer with every block that turns cars away.
ADA parking is set aside along Gatewood Avenue between Lindsay and Elm streets, first-come, first-served, and Preferred and VIP lots for suite and loge-box holders sit at 214 Lindsay Street, 218 Gatewood Avenue, and 318 Westwood Avenue, opening an hour before game time. None of those lots are sized for a 40-foot coach, which is exactly why the smarter move for a group renting a party bus or charter bus is skipping the search entirely: the bus drops everyone at the Gatewood-and-Pine corner, then heads to hold nearby rather than fighting for one of those small street spots.
If the vehicle needs somewhere to actually park and wait, downtown High Point runs three public decks a few blocks out at a flat city rate: the Main St. Deck (115 S Main St), the Broad Deck (211 E Broad Ave), and the Plaza Deck (120 W Commerce Ave) — all priced at $1 per hour with a $10 daily maximum, per the City of High Point's official parking page. The Plaza Deck is the closest of the three to Truist Point, an easy walk of a few downtown blocks rather than a scramble for street parking.
Truist Point Bus Rental for High Point Rockers Games
The High Point Rockers play Atlantic League baseball at Truist Point from April into September, and the 2026 regular season closes at home on Sunday, September 13, with Fireworks Fridays running throughout the year and a full Memorial Day weekend homestand, per the team's 2026 schedule announcement. Group areas like the Slane Picnic Area down the left-field line and the Pitchin' Deck along right field are popular with office outings and birthday groups — details on both are on the team's group tickets page.
A Rockers game is a great fit for a High Point party bus rental precisely because the stadium is small and the surrounding lots are scattered — the bigger your group, the more those individual $5 lots become a coordination problem instead of a convenience. Whether it's a company outfit heading to the Pitchin' Deck or a birthday crowd claiming a block of seats, one bus means one pickup, one drop at the Gatewood-and-Pine corner, and one ride home after the last out. See the High Point sporting event transportation page for more on game-day group planning.
Carolina Core FC Party Bus & Charter Bus Rentals at Truist Point
Carolina Core FC, the Triad's first pro soccer team, plays its home matches at Truist Point in MLS NEXT Pro, the developmental league affiliated with Major League Soccer, per the club's own team page. Every Carolina Core FC home date lands on the same Truist Point calendar as Rockers baseball, so soccer nights on Elm Street stack right alongside baseball dates on the same downtown block.
Soccer crowds skew younger and more group-oriented than baseball crowds, which makes a party bus a natural fit for a supporters' section heading downtown together — built-in LED lighting and a sound system keep the energy up on the ride in, and the same Gatewood-and-Pine drop point applies no matter which team is playing that night. A minibus or charter bus works just as well for a corporate group taking a suite; see the High Point corporate event transportation page for group and client outings.
Concerts & Special Events: Truist Point Party Bus Rentals
Beyond baseball and soccer, Truist Point hosts touring concerts, festivals, and community events on its field and concourse, with the current lineup posted on the venue's official events page. Concert nights bring a different crowd than a weeknight Rockers game — more out-of-town ticket holders, more people who've never navigated the small downtown lots before, and more demand on the same handful of $5 spaces.
A charter bus or party bus rental takes that guesswork off a concert group entirely: one pickup from home, a hotel, or a downtown restaurant, one drop near the stadium, and no one in your group has to learn the Elm-and-Gatewood grid on the fly. Check the High Point concert transportation page for more on planning a show night around a bus instead of a caravan.
Truist Point and the Downtown Catalyst District
Truist Point was built as the anchor of High Point's Catalyst District, and the neighborhood around it has grown into a real pregame stop rather than just a stadium parking problem. Stock + Grain, a multi-vendor food hall a short walk from the Center Field Gate, and Congdon Yards, the John Coltrane statue, and the famously oversized World's Largest Chest of Drawers landmark are all part of the same walkable downtown block, per Truist Point's own downtown guide.
That walkability is exactly why a bus works so well here: your group can be dropped downtown early, grab dinner at Stock + Grain or explore Congdon Yards before first pitch, and never have to move a car between stops. Everyone regroups at the same pickup point when the night's over instead of hunting down whoever parked three lots away.
What Size Bus Fits Your Group at Truist Point?
Group size is really the only thing that should decide your vehicle for a Truist Point trip — the drop point and the downtown walk are the same no matter what you're riding in. Here's how the vehicle lineup breaks down for a High Point ballpark trip.
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo | Up to ~14 | Suite holders, small friend groups | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows |
| 20-passenger party bus | ~15–20 | Birthday crowds, supporters' groups | Built-in bar area, color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound |
| 30-passenger party bus | ~25–30 | Larger fan groups, bachelorette crowds heading downtown | Wraparound seating, flat-panel TVs, premium sound |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Corporate and school groups, quick downtown hops | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Company outings, large reunion or church groups | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead and undercarriage storage |
For a supporters' section or a milestone celebration heading to a Rockers or Carolina Core FC game, a 25-passenger party bus keeps the group together with room to spare. For an office outing to the Pitchin' Deck or a bigger reunion, a 40–56 passenger charter bus handles the whole group with undercarriage storage for coolers and gear. See the High Point private event transportation page for more on booking a bus around a suite or group ticket block.
Truist Point Bus Rental Prices
Pricing for a Truist Point trip comes down to vehicle size, total hours booked, and your pickup location relative to downtown High Point. To give you an idea: 14-passenger Sprinter limos and vans typically run $130–$260/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $150–$290/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $190–$340/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $230–$410/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $130–$260/hour or $1,000–$2,000/day. The real number for your date depends on the vehicle, the hours, and demand that week — fill out the quick form or call 743-600-5100 and you could have pricing for your Truist Point trip in about a minute.
Check the High Point party bus prices page for more on what shapes a quote, and no account is ever needed to see one.
Getting to Truist Point from Around the Piedmont Triad
Downtown High Point sits centrally in the Piedmont Triad, which means a lot of Truist Point groups are actually starting their trip in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, or flying into Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO), about 15 miles and roughly 25 minutes north of downtown High Point, per PTI's official directions page. A charter bus is a clean way to handle that leg: one pickup at baggage claim, one drop at the Gatewood-and-Pine corner, no one splitting into separate rideshares on arrival day. See the Piedmont Triad International Airport shuttle guide for more on that route.
For groups coming from elsewhere in the Triad, riders can also compare a Greensboro party bus rental or a Winston-Salem bus rental for the drive down to a Truist Point game, and downtown High Point itself is easy to reach off Business 85 and Main Street, with High Point Transit Route 10 stopping right at Elm and Church (the Center Field Gate) and again at Elm and Gatewood, about two minutes from the Home Plate Gate, and Route 19 stopping at English Road and Lindsay Street, roughly a five-minute walk to the Center Field Gate, per the official Ballpark A-Z page. High Point's Amtrak station sits about four blocks south of the stadium for riders coming in by train.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Truist Point?
Truist Point's own accessibility page names the general drop-off and pick-up area at the intersection of Gatewood Avenue and Pine Street, a block from the Home Plate Gate at Gatewood and Lindsay. Rideshare pickup uses the Center Field Gate address, 301 N Elm Street. For a larger vehicle, it's smart to confirm the exact drop plan with the box office at (336) 888-1000 ahead of your date.
Where can a charter bus park near Truist Point?
Truist Point's own general-admission parking is small $5-per-game street parking along Lindsay, Elm, Gatewood, Church, and Appling Way — none built for a 40-foot coach. The nearest option sized for a larger vehicle is a downtown city deck, with the Plaza Deck at 120 W Commerce Avenue the closest of the three public decks, priced at $1 per hour with a $10 daily maximum.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to Truist Point?
Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, and your pickup location. To give you an idea: 15–20 passenger party buses run about $150–$290/hour, and 40–56 passenger charter buses run about $130–$260/hour or $1,000–$2,000/day. Fill out the quick form or call 743-600-5100 for pricing on your exact date.
What teams play at Truist Point?
Truist Point is home to the High Point Rockers of the Atlantic League, playing April through September, and Carolina Core FC, a club in MLS NEXT Pro and the Triad's first pro soccer team. Both share the same 301 N Elm Street address and the same downtown drop-off logistics.
How far is Truist Point from Piedmont Triad International Airport?
About 15 miles, roughly a 25-minute drive from PTI into downtown High Point. A single bus pickup at baggage claim is an easy way to get a group flying in straight to the stadium or a hotel without splitting into separate rideshares.
Is there ADA parking at Truist Point?
Yes. ADA parking is set aside along Gatewood Avenue between Lindsay and Elm streets on a first-come, first-served basis, and ramps are built into both the Gatewood Avenue and Pine Street entrances.
What's within walking distance of Truist Point?
Stock + Grain food hall, Congdon Yards, the John Coltrane statue, and the World's Largest Chest of Drawers landmark all sit within downtown High Point's walkable Catalyst District, a short walk from the Center Field Gate.
Book Your Truist Point Bus Today
Whether it's a Rockers game, a Carolina Core FC match, a concert, or a company outing to the Pitchin' Deck, getting a group to Truist Point comes down to one decision: one bus to one downtown drop point, or several cars each betting on their own $5 lot. Also heading to a show at the Tanger Center or a game at First Horizon Coliseum on the same trip? Those guides cover their own drop-offs.
Highpointpartybuscompany.com makes it easy to compare party buses, charter buses, minibuses, and Sprinter vans for a Truist Point trip — no account needed, and a free quote online or by phone any time. Fill out the quick form or call 743-600-5100 to see what's available for your date.
