TLDR: Truist Stadium is a small, 5,500-seat ballpark packed into a tight downtown Winston-Salem block at 951 Ballpark Way, and that size is exactly why parking gets tricky on a busy Friday night. On-site lots are $10 and card-only, the free downtown shuttle only runs Thursday through Saturday, and everyone else is left circling for street parking. A charter bus or party bus drops your group at the Main Gate entrance plaza and skips all three problems at once.
Fill out the quick form or call 743-600-5100 and you could have pricing for your Dash trip in about a minute.
Truist Stadium doesn't feel like a big-league ballpark, and that's the whole charm of a Winston-Salem Dash game — until you're the group trying to park a dozen cars near it on a Fireworks Friday. The stadium seats about 5,500 people and sits wedged between Peters Creek Parkway and downtown's Fourth Street grid, which means the lots around it are small, the free downtown shuttle only runs three nights a week, and the whole facility is cashless. None of that is a problem when one bus handles it instead of ten cars looking for the same ten spots.
This guide walks through exactly where a charter bus or party bus drops your group at Truist Stadium, what parking actually costs on-site versus downtown, how long the drive really takes from High Point and Greensboro, and what to expect on the Dash's busiest promotional nights. For the wider picture of getting a group to games around the Triad, the High Point sporting event transportation page covers other venues too.
Why Rent a Bus to Truist Stadium for a Dash Game?
A 5,500-seat ballpark means small parking lots, and small parking lots fill fast once a Friday fireworks crowd shows up. When ten people show up in five separate cars, that's five cars competing for the same $10 on-site spaces, five designated drivers who can't have a drink at the game, and five separate walks back from wherever everyone eventually found a spot. One bus solves all of it in a single trip.
A Winston-Salem Dash charter bus or party bus rental drops your group right at the stadium entrance, stages nearby while you watch the game, and is waiting when the last out is recorded — no scattering across downtown side streets to find each other afterward. Whether it's a birthday outing, a corporate group night, or a weekend trip down from High Point for Dollar Dog Tuesday, one vehicle keeps everyone together from pickup to the final pitch.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Rental Drop-Off at Truist Stadium
Truist Stadium sits at 951 Ballpark Way, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, bordered by Peters Creek Parkway and just blocks from downtown's Fourth Street corridor. Most fans enter through the entrance plaza in center field, home to the ticket booth and the ballpark's Home Run statue, with the Main Gate in right-center field reached from the Broad Street side and a second entrance at the Flow Club, off Peters Creek Parkway, according to the Dash's own official parking page. A bus dropping your group at either entrance puts everyone steps from the gate instead of a hike from a remote lot.
Because Truist Stadium is a compact, walkable ballpark rather than a stadium built around a sprawling parking campus, there's no dedicated charter bus lane published on the Dash's site the way you'd find at a larger venue — which makes it worth confirming your exact drop point and where the bus will wait for your specific game date. That detail, along with your pickup time and group size, is what gets locked in when you request a quote.
Truist Stadium Parking: Cashless Lots, Free Off-Site Lots & the Downtown Dash Shuttle
Truist Stadium is a cashless facility — every parking payment runs through a card or the Smart Park pay-by-phone app, per the Dash's official announcement, so a group planning to split a cash parking fee at the gate is out of luck. On-site parking runs $10 per vehicle for the 2026 season, and the Dash also offers complimentary parking in off-site Lots A through F, following parking attendant and A-frame signage from the stadium, according to the official parking page. Reserved handicap parking is available near the Main Gate/Broad Street entrance and the Flow Club/Peters Creek Parkway entrance for $10.
Downtown, the Dash run a free Downtown Dash Shuttle from the Center City Garage on Fourth Street to Truist Stadium, but only on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday home games, running from about 30 minutes before first pitch to 30 minutes after the final out, per the official Downtown Dash Shuttle page. Street parking downtown is free after 6 p.m. near the shuttle stops. That leaves a real gap on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday games — no free shuttle running, which means your group is either paying the on-site rate or hunting a downtown space before 6 p.m.
A bus sidesteps the whole schedule question: it doesn't matter which night of the week the Dash are playing, because your group is dropped at the gate either way.
The Drive to Truist Stadium from High Point & Greensboro
Truist Stadium sits off Route 421/Salem Parkway near downtown Winston-Salem, not far from I-40 and Wake Forest University, which makes it an easy pull from anywhere in the Piedmont Triad. From High Point, it's roughly a 20-mile, 25-to-30-minute drive via NC-66 and I-40 Business into downtown Winston-Salem. From Greensboro, it's about 29 miles, typically a 30-to-40-minute run straight in on I-40 W, with the drive stretching longer on Friday and Saturday fireworks nights when downtown traffic backs up near the ballpark.
A group starting in High Point or Greensboro doesn't need a caravan for a 25-to-40-minute trip — one bus handles the whole drive, and nobody has to figure out the Fourth Street one-ways downtown after dark. Groups coming from further out in the Triad can check the Greensboro party bus rental or Winston-Salem party bus rental pages for pickup options closer to home.
Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental Sizes for a Truist Stadium Trip
The right vehicle for a Dash trip comes down to your headcount and how casual or dressed-up the night is. A Sprinter van or 14-passenger Sprinter limo fits a small friend group or a suite party comfortably. A 25-passenger party bus or 30-passenger party bus is the pick for a birthday outing or a bigger circle of friends who want the ride there to already feel like part of the night.
For office outings, church groups, or school and youth groups heading to a weeknight game, a 15-35 passenger minibus is an easy fit, and a 40-56 passenger charter bus covers a full company outing or a large family reunion in one trip. Browse the full vehicle lineup to see every option side by side.
Groups planning a company night or a milestone celebration around the Dash's own group outings program can line up one vehicle for the entire party instead of asking everyone to find their own way downtown. The High Point corporate event transportation and High Point birthday party bus rental pages cover those trip types in more detail.
Truist Stadium Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental Prices
To give you an idea, Winston-Salem-area party bus and charter bus prices for a Truist Stadium trip generally run in these ranges: Sprinter vans and Sprinter limos around $150–$300/hour; 15-25 passenger party buses around $180–$350/hour; 30-40 passenger party buses and minibuses around $250–$450/hour; and 40-56 passenger charter buses around $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,200 for a full day. The real number moves with the date, the vehicle, and how many hours you need it for — a Fireworks Friday in July prices differently than a Tuesday game in April.
Fill out the quick form or call 743-600-5100 and you could have all-inclusive pricing for your exact Dash trip in about a minute, no account required. Check the High Point party bus prices page for a broader look at rates across the region.
Fireworks Nights & the 2026 Dash Season at Truist Stadium
The Dash's 2026 season runs from April through early September with 66 home games, and the promotional calendar is packed: fireworks after every Friday and Saturday home game, Dollar Dog Tuesdays, Thirsty Thursday $2 drafts, and Pups in the Park most Thursday nights, according to the team's own 2026 theme nights and promotions page. Those Friday and Saturday fireworks nights are also the only two nights of the week the free Downtown Dash Shuttle runs alongside Thursday, so a Friday or Saturday game is exactly when the on-site $10 lots fill fastest and downtown parking gets hardest to find.
The Dash also run a multi-night Independence Day celebration from June 30 through July 5, capped by an America's 250th fireworks show on July 4 billed as the largest in franchise history. For any of those peak dates, booking your bus early matters more than it does for a random Tuesday game — vehicles for the busiest fireworks nights go first.
Leaving Truist Stadium After the Game
Getting out of a packed downtown ballpark is usually the worst part of the night, especially after a Friday fireworks show sends the whole crowd toward the exits and the parking lots at once. Cars parked in the $10 on-site lots funnel out together, downtown streets around Fourth Street and Peters Creek Parkway get congested with foot traffic and departing cars, and anyone who drove is stuck waiting it out behind everyone else.
A bus takes that problem off your plate. Your vehicle stages nearby during the game and is ready at an agreed pickup spot once the fireworks wrap up, so your group climbs aboard and heads back to High Point or Greensboro while the parking lots are still emptying out behind you.
Also planning a trip to Wake Forest football at Truist Point or a downtown show at the Tanger Center? Those trips get their own guides with their own drop-off details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Truist Stadium?
Most groups are dropped near the entrance plaza in center field or the Main Gate, reached from the Broad Street side, with a second entrance at the Flow Club off Peters Creek Parkway. Because Truist Stadium doesn't publish a dedicated charter bus lane the way larger venues do, your exact drop point and where the bus waits during the game are confirmed for your specific date when you request a quote.
Is parking at Truist Stadium cash or card?
Card only. Truist Stadium is a cashless facility, and parking is paid by card at the lot or through the Smart Park pay-by-phone app. On-site lots run $10 per vehicle for the 2026 season, and complimentary parking is also available in off-site Lots A through F, per the Dash's official parking page.
Is there a free shuttle to Truist Stadium?
Yes, but only on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday home games. The Downtown Dash Shuttle runs free from the Center City Garage on Fourth Street starting about 30 minutes before first pitch, per the official shuttle page. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday games, there's no shuttle running, so a private bus drop at the gate is the only option that isn't a $10 on-site lot or a hunt for downtown street parking.
How far is Truist Stadium from High Point?
About 20 miles, typically a 25-to-30-minute drive via I-40 Business and NC-66. From Greensboro it's about 29 miles, usually 30 to 40 minutes on I-40, longer once Friday and Saturday fireworks traffic builds downtown.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to a Dash game?
To give you an idea, Sprinter vans and limos run around $150–$300/hour, party buses run roughly $180–$450/hour depending on size, and full charter buses run about $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,200 for a full day. Pricing depends on the date, the vehicle, and the hours booked — call 743-600-5100 or use the quick form for pricing on your exact trip.
Can we book a bus for a company outing or birthday group at Truist Stadium?
Yes. Groups often pair a Dash trip with the team's own group outings program and use one vehicle to move the whole party instead of coordinating separate cars. The corporate event transportation and birthday party bus rental pages cover those trip types.
What if part of our group is flying in for a Dash weekend?
Piedmont Triad International Airport is the closest option for out-of-town guests, and a single bus can gather the whole group at baggage claim and run straight to the hotel or the ballpark instead of splitting everyone into separate rideshares. See the Piedmont Triad International Airport shuttle guide or the High Point airport transportation page for details.
How early should we book a bus for a fireworks night?
As early as your date is set, especially for Friday and Saturday fireworks games and the multi-night Independence Day stretch in late June and early July, when the busiest games sell out the closest parking first and the right-size vehicles go quickest.
Book Your Truist Stadium Party Bus Rental Today
Whether it's Dollar Dog Tuesday, a Fireworks Friday, or the big July 4th show, getting your group to Truist Stadium doesn't have to mean a caravan of cars fighting for the same $10 spaces. Fill out the quick form or call 743-600-5100 and see vehicles and pricing for your Winston-Salem Dash trip in about a minute — no account required, no obligation, any night the Dash are playing.
