There are maybe a dozen spring training parks in the country that feel genuinely different, and JetBlue Park at Fenway South (11500 Fenway South Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33913) is at the top of that list. The Green Monster looms over left field at over 42 feet — a near-faithful replica, right down to the wavy Monster seats embedded in the wall — and the cast-iron seating matches the configuration of Boston's Kenmore Square original. Every February, Red Sox fans fly into RSW, pour into southwest Fort Myers, and file down Daniels Parkway toward what the franchise calls Fenway South.
Then they hit the game-day reality: one road in, one road out, and a single interchange under active construction. That is where most group trips to JetBlue Park either come together or fall apart.
Renting a charter bus or party bus to JetBlue Park does not erase the Daniels Parkway bottleneck — what it does is make the bottleneck someone else's problem while your group rides in together, steps off near the main entrance, and claims their seats without debating who lost the car in a grass-field parking lot. Below is the complete operational picture: where buses drop off and stage, exactly what parking costs and how spring training changes the math, the $42.8 million construction project reshaping I-75 Exit 131 through summer 2028, the five 2026 dates when both Fort Myers teams play home games simultaneously, and everything else a first-timer needs to lock in a clean arrival. fortmyerspartybuses.com connects groups to a large network of bus companies serving Fort Myers for a free quote in about 30 seconds — no account required, no obligation. Call 239-288-0550 or fill out the online form any time.
Why a Fort Myers Charter Bus or Party Bus Makes Sense for JetBlue Park
Spring training in Fort Myers draws the same Red Sox fan intensity as a regular-season home game — the same early-arriving crowds, the same post-game traffic crush, and none of the subway infrastructure that Boston fans rely on at Fenway. The difference is that JetBlue Park sits in the middle of southwest Florida suburbia, two miles east of I-75 on a single two-lane surface road. That road is Daniels Parkway.
That means every car, every rideshare, and every shuttle headed to a 1:05 PM game is on the same stretch — and on the five dates in 2026 when Hammond Stadium (the Twins' spring home, five and a half miles west on the same road) also hosts a 1:05 PM game, the full length of Daniels from I-75 to JetBlue Park's parking entrance stacks up in both directions simultaneously.
One Fort Myers charter bus or party bus solves the coordination problem cleanly: your group rides in together, the approach route is figured out well before kickoff, and the bus stages nearby during the game so there is no scramble on the way home. Instead of coordinating a seven-car caravan across two time zones — some from RSW, some from downtown Fort Myers, some from Cape Coral — you have one departure time, one pickup location, one drop-off near the gate, and one bus waiting when the final out lands. For group leaders, that simplification alone is worth the fare split.
For fan groups flying in from Boston or Providence for a long weekend, the bus from RSW to JetBlue Park is the first link in a clean itinerary that stays on schedule regardless of what Daniels Parkway is doing. See the Fort Myers sporting event transportation page for the full range of group options.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at JetBlue Park
JetBlue Park's main entrance faces Daniels Parkway, with vehicle access running along Fenway South Drive — the internal road that loops around the park and its practice complex. Buses and vans bringing groups to JetBlue Park approach from Daniels Parkway and drop passengers curbside near the main entrance before moving to the parking areas to stage while the game is in progress. The parking footprint is expansive — east and west lots flank the ballpark, with a third overflow area south of the main lots — so oversized vehicles have room to position without blocking the fan flow to the gates.
The key operational difference between JetBlue Park and a 65,000-seat NFL stadium is scale: at 11,000 seats, the crowds are manageable and the parking is right at the facility rather than scattered across remote lots a 25-minute walk away. That works in your favor when you arrive by bus — your group walks in from a much shorter distance than a comparable professional sports venue, and the post-game pickup is straightforward when you have a pre-set meeting spot near the entrance. The Florida Grapefruit League's official Red Sox page and the Visit Fort Myers spring training page both list JetBlue Park's general visitor information; for group-specific logistics, the ballpark's events team can be reached at jbpevents@redsox.com to discuss bus staging and arrival windows for larger parties.
ADA parking: JetBlue Park has 117 wheelchair-accessible spaces located to the right upon entering the parking lot. ADA-accessible buses can be requested through fortmyerspartybuses.com's network — note it in your quote request when you fill out the form, and confirm the accessible entry point with the ballpark directly.
JetBlue Park Parking on Game Day
Parking at JetBlue Park is genuinely one of the more visitor-friendly setups in the Grapefruit League, but the cost structure shifts depending on the type of event — and that surprises first-timers. Here is the breakdown, confirmed through the Florida Grapefruit League's Red Sox page and independent visitor sources:
Spring training games: Parking is included with your game ticket at no additional charge. This is one of the perks the Red Sox promote as part of the spring training experience — no ticket-holder pays a separate parking fee to get into the main lots. The East and West Lots sit on either side of the ballpark and collectively hold over 3,300 vehicles across grass fields that double as soccer facilities in the off-season.
Non-spring training events (concerts, Florida Complex League games, and other events hosted at JetBlue Park): Parking runs $12 per vehicle in the East and West Lots, credit card only — no cash is accepted at the booths. If those lots fill up, overflow parking is available south of the main fields.
Alternate off-site lot: An additional parking lot near the Rickenbacker and Daniels Parkway intersection — roughly a quarter-mile from the main entrance — offers a lower-cost option at around $5 per vehicle. The walk is short by stadium-parking standards, but it adds time when your whole group is moving together. A bus drops your party at the front gate and eliminates the quarter-mile walk in either direction.
ADA spaces: 117 accessible spots to the right of the parking lot entrance, available for guests with a valid disability placard.
For a bus group, the parking math is straightforward: spring training parking is absorbed into the ticket cost regardless of how many buses show up. For other events, one bus covering 40 people replaces 10 to 14 individual parking passes at $12 each — up to $168 in parking costs per car-driving caravan that a single charter bus eliminates entirely, before you factor in gas and coordination time.
Spring training parking is free with your ticket. That means a 40-passenger bus dropping your entire group at the front gate costs zero extra in parking — the bus stages in the lot at no parking charge, and your group walks straight in rather than hiking from a remote space. It is one of the cleanest bus arrivals in the Florida Grapefruit League.
Getting to JetBlue Park: Daniels Parkway, I-75, and the Exit 131 Construction
Every vehicle headed to JetBlue Park from either direction on I-75 uses the same exit and the same road: I-75 Exit 131 (Daniels Parkway). From the north on I-75, take Exit 131 and turn left (east) onto Daniels Parkway; from the south, turn right (east). The park is approximately two miles east of the interstate, on the left (north) side of Daniels Parkway — you will see it before the GPS catches up.
RSW Southwest Florida International Airport sits right along this same corridor, just west of the ballpark, so groups flying into Fort Myers are already on the ideal approach road before they even leave the terminal area.
The Exit 131 Construction Project: What It Means for Your Game-Day Drive
Here is the detail most spring training visitors do not know until they hit it: I-75 Exit 131 is under active construction. The Florida Department of Transportation is converting the Daniels Parkway interchange into a Diverging Diamond Interchange — a $42.8 million project that started in early 2026 and is scheduled to run through summer 2028. The full project page is at FDOT's SWFL Roads project tracker.
Right now, westbound lanes on Daniels Parkway are shifted slightly south through the work zone, speed limits are reduced, and groups are active on drainage, lighting, and earthwork. What that means in practice: approaching JetBlue Park from I-75, your group encounters a shifted lane configuration and reduced speeds before the normal game-day backup even begins.
The good news — and this is specific to spring training: construction lane closures are paused three hours before, during, and after Red Sox and Twins home games. Groups stand down during the game windows specifically to prevent the construction zone from compounding spring training traffic. But even without active lane closures, the reduced speed limit through the work zone and the shifted westbound alignment mean the Exit 131 ramp backs up earlier on game days than it did before construction started.
Building in extra lead time — arriving at least 90 minutes before a 1:05 PM first pitch — is more important in 2026 than in prior years. Check FL511.com for live construction updates and lane closure status before your trip.
The 5 Fort Myers Dual-Home-Game Days in 2026: Mark These on Your Calendar
Fort Myers is the only city in the Grapefruit League where two MLB teams hold spring training, and both stadiums use Daniels Parkway as their primary approach corridor. The Minnesota Twins train at Lee Health Sports Complex (14100 Ben C. Pratt/Six Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33912) — about 5.5 miles west of JetBlue Park, west of I-75. On most spring training days, fan traffic flows in opposite directions on Daniels and the roads separate naturally at the I-75 interchange.
But on five dates in 2026, both teams play home games — and on three of those five, both games tip off at the same time: 1:05 PM. On those days, Daniels Parkway runs hot in both directions simultaneously.
The three fully concurrent home-game days in 2026 are:
- Tuesday, February 24: Red Sox host the Pittsburgh Pirates at JetBlue Park; Twins host the Baltimore Orioles at Lee Health Sports Complex — both at 1:05 PM. Peak congestion on Daniels Parkway: 11:30 AM–1 PM (inbound) and 3:45–4:30 PM (outbound).
- Sunday, March 1: Red Sox host the Baltimore Orioles at JetBlue Park; Twins host the Atlanta Braves at Lee Health Sports Complex — both at 1:05 PM. Same congestion window.
- Wednesday, March 4: Red Sox host the New York Yankees at JetBlue Park; Twins host Team Puerto Rico at Lee Health Sports Complex — both at 1:05 PM. The Yankees matchup draws the largest Red Sox crowds of the early spring training stretch — book transportation for this date well in advance.
Two additional dates have staggered start times but still create combined pressure: February 20 (Red Sox at 1:05 PM, Twins at 6:05 PM) and March 3 (Twins at 1:05 PM, Red Sox at 6:05 PM). Those days are less severe in the departure-congestion window, but inbound traffic toward the 1:05 PM game still stacks before noon.
A Fort Myers charter bus to JetBlue Park handles this without drama. The approach is factored in, the group leaves from one location on one schedule, and nobody is stuck pulling a U-turn on Daniels because the GPS tried to route them the wrong way through the construction zone. The post-game run back toward Fort Myers or RSW uses whatever corridor is clearing fastest rather than a parked car stuck in the outbound grid.
The three worst traffic days at JetBlue Park in 2026 are February 24, March 1, and March 4. Both Fort Myers teams tip off at 1:05 PM on each date, and Daniels Parkway backs up in both directions. For those games, a bus is not a convenience — it is the only way your whole group arrives on time, together, without a parking scramble on both ends of the trip.
What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for JetBlue Park?
JetBlue Park draws a mix of group types every spring — fan clubs that fly down from New England for a long weekend, corporate outings from the Fort Myers and Cape Coral business community, family groups, and organized Red Sox boosters who make it an annual tradition. The right bus depends on headcount and how much gear your group is moving. Here is how the full vehicle lineup maps to a typical JetBlue Park run.
| Vehicle | Seats | Storage | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to 14 | Modest — bags and coolers | Small groups, corporate VIPs, bridal parties doubling as spring training | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted windows, individual reading lights |
| 25-passenger party bus / 30-passenger party bus | ~25–30 | Onboard, lighter gear | Fan groups wanting the energy on the ride in | LED lighting, premium sound, flat-panel TVs, wraparound seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Overhead plus some underfloor | Mid-size groups, hotel shuttle runs, corporate groups | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, better maneuverability on Daniels Parkway |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Deep undercarriage bays | Large fan clubs, multi-game weekend groups, convention shuttles | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For fan groups that want the pregame energy to start the moment the bus pulls away from the hotel, a 25- to 40-passenger party bus works well — LED lighting and a premium sound system carry the mood from Fort Myers Beach or downtown all the way down Daniels Parkway. For groups moving a lot of luggage — multi-day spring training road trips hitting JetBlue Park plus Hammond Stadium plus a Sarasota game — a full 56-passenger charter bus gives you deep undercarriage bays for all of it, plus an onboard restroom for the longer runs between cities. Groups visiting JetBlue Park as part of a Hammond Stadium double-header (both games on the same day, or two games on consecutive days) often book a minibus for the flexibility of navigating between the two parks on the same vehicle without paying for a full charter bus.
ADA-accessible buses are available through the network — note your requirements in the quote request and allow at least 48 hours before your travel date to confirm the right vehicle.
Fort Myers Charter Bus Rental Prices for JetBlue Park Spring Training
What shapes the price of a Fort Myers charter bus or party bus to JetBlue Park is the same set of variables that determines every group transportation quote: vehicle size, how many hours the bus is reserved (including pre-game staging and post-game wait), your origin and mileage, and the date. Spring training in February and March is a high-demand period for southwest Florida transportation, and dates like the Yankees game on March 4 — when both Fort Myers teams play simultaneously and Red Sox fan travel peaks — move prices accordingly. To give you a planning range, hourly rates from the network typically look like this:
- Minibus (15–35 passengers): roughly $200–$275/hour on weekdays, $200–$275/hour on weekends
- Party bus (25–30 passengers): roughly $250–$375/hour depending on the vehicle and the date
- Party bus (40–50 passengers): roughly $300–$500/hour on peak spring training weekends
- Charter bus (40–56 passengers): roughly $200–$350/hour, with per-day pricing available for multi-game road trips
Those are planning ranges — the real quote for your specific date, pickup point, and headcount takes about 30 seconds to generate through fortmyerspartybuses.com's online tool. Once you split the cost across 40 or 50 people, the per-head rate on a bus regularly lands lower than the combination of individual rideshare fares, separate parking costs, and the game-day surge that hits when 11,000 fans try to hail a ride from the same parking lot at 3:30 PM. Check the Fort Myers party bus prices page for more on how rates break down, or call 239-288-0550 to get a quote for your exact date.
A Spring Training Group Example
To give you an idea: a 38-person Red Sox fan club books a 40-passenger party bus from their hotel near RSW for the March 4 Yankees game — the biggest crowd of the spring training stretch. Pickup at the hotel at 11:00 AM, staged at JetBlue Park by 11:45 AM before the Daniels Parkway pre-game backup peaks at noon. The bus holds in the parking lot while the group watches the game.
Post-game pickup at a pre-set meeting spot near the main entrance at 3:30 PM — 30 minutes after the final out, before the post-game traffic crunch hits its peak between 3:45 and 4:30 PM. A 5-hour rental for that vehicle at spring training weekend rates might land around $1,800–$2,200, which works out to roughly $47–$58 per person — often comparable to what each person would have spent on a rideshare each way on a surge-priced post-game afternoon.
RSW Airport to JetBlue Park for Flying Red Sox Fans
Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) sits right along the Daniels Parkway corridor, between I-75 and JetBlue Park. That proximity is the best logistical feature of the entire JetBlue Park transportation picture: flying fans touch down at RSW and are headed directly toward the ballpark on the same road — no detour through downtown Fort Myers, no confusing interchange, no long secondary route. A bus from RSW to JetBlue Park covers about 5–7 miles along Daniels and can have your group at the gate within 10–15 minutes of departing the terminal under normal traffic conditions.
For groups flying in from Logan Airport in Boston, JetBlue Airways runs nonstop service between BOS and RSW — a fitting connection to Fenway South. One bus from RSW baggage claim collects your whole party and runs them directly to JetBlue Park, instead of splitting the group across a half-dozen rideshares with different arrival ETAs on a busy spring training morning. The RSW airport shuttle guide covers the full commercial vehicle pickup procedure at Southwest Florida International.
For multi-day spring training trips based in Fort Myers, the same bus can handle RSW arrivals and departures plus all the game-day runs in between — one vehicle, one arrangement, no juggling car rentals. See the Fort Myers airport transportation page for the full scope of airport group options.
What to Know Before You Go: JetBlue Park First-Timer Tips
A few things that catch groups off guard on their first visit to JetBlue Park, straight from published ballpark policies and visitor guidance:
- Gates open 90 minutes to 2 hours before first pitch. Most spring training games at JetBlue Park are 1:05 PM starts, which means gates open around 11:05–11:35 AM. Plan your bus pickup time accordingly — arriving at the park around 11:15 AM gives your group access without racing the Daniels Parkway pre-game backup.
- Spring training parking is free with your ticket — but other events are credit card only. If you are attending a Grapefruit League game, you do not pay separately to park. For Florida Complex League games, concerts, or other events at JetBlue Park, parking in the East and West Lots is $12 per vehicle, credit card only. No cash is accepted at the parking booths.
- The alternate lot near Rickenbacker and Daniels is $5 and about a quarter-mile walk. That is the budget parking option if the main lots fill — but a bus drops your group at the main entrance and eliminates the walk entirely.
- Contact the ballpark for group-specific logistics. JetBlue Park's events team at jbpevents@redsox.com can advise on group entry windows, accessible parking coordination, and any event-specific staging guidance for buses. Stadium tours of JetBlue Park can also be arranged through the events line at (239) 226-4783.
- The Green Monster seats fill fast. The replica left-field wall at JetBlue Park has integrated seating — those views sell out first for marquee opponents. Book tickets before you book transportation, especially for Yankees and division rival games.
- Check FL511 before game day. With the Exit 131 construction active and lane shifts in effect, real-time road information at FL511.com can flag any last-minute changes to the Daniels Parkway approach.
- Dress for southwest Florida in February. Daytime highs are typically in the mid-70s, with low humidity compared to summer — ideal baseball weather. Evening events in early February can drop into the 60s. The park is open-air, so there is no dome protection from Florida afternoon sun.
The 2026 Boston Red Sox Home Schedule at JetBlue Park
The Red Sox play 17 home Grapefruit League games at JetBlue Park in 2026, beginning with an exhibition against Northeastern University on February 20 and running through a Twins matchup on March 23. All times are 1:05 PM unless noted. Dates marked with ⚠ are the dual-home-game days when the Twins also play at Lee Health Sports Complex — the highest-traffic days on Daniels Parkway.
| Date | Opponent | Start Time | Traffic Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fri, Feb 20 | Northeastern Huskies | 1:05 PM | Twins play at 6:05 PM — staggered |
| Sun, Feb 22 | Toronto Blue Jays | 1:05 PM | — |
| Tue, Feb 24 ⚠ | Pittsburgh Pirates | 1:05 PM | Both teams home, same time |
| Wed, Feb 25 | Minnesota Twins | 1:05 PM | — |
| Thu, Feb 26 | Tampa Bay Rays | 1:05 PM | — |
| Sat, Feb 28 | Minnesota Twins | 1:05 PM | — |
| Sun, March 1 ⚠ | Baltimore Orioles | 1:05 PM | Both teams home, same time |
| Wed, March 4 ⚠ | New York Yankees | 1:05 PM | Both teams home, same time — highest demand of spring |
| Sat, March 7 | Tampa Bay Rays | 1:05 PM | — |
| Mon, March 9 | Philadelphia Phillies | 1:05 PM | — |
| Tue, March 10 | Detroit Tigers | 1:05 PM | — |
| Fri, March 13 | Tampa Bay Rays | 1:05 PM | — |
| Sun, March 15 | Minnesota Twins | 1:05 PM | — |
| Tue, March 17 | Atlanta Braves | 1:05 PM | — |
| Thu, March 19 | Minnesota Twins | 6:05 PM | Night game — later arrival window |
| Sat, March 21 | Atlanta Braves | 1:05 PM | — |
| Mon, March 23 | Minnesota Twins | 1:05 PM | — |
The full home schedule and single-game ticket availability are listed at the Spring Training Online Red Sox page. Group tickets and suite inquiries go through the Red Sox. Lock in your bus quote once you have your game date confirmed — for the February 24, March 1, and March 4 dual-home-game days, bus availability in southwest Florida moves quickly as both Red Sox and Twins groups reserve their vehicles for the same morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at JetBlue Park?
Buses approach JetBlue Park from Daniels Parkway and drop passengers curbside near the main entrance along Fenway South Drive, the internal road that loops around the facility. The parking lots on the east and west sides of the park give oversized vehicles room to stage during the game without blocking pedestrian access. For group-specific staging guidance or arrival windows, the ballpark events team at jbpevents@redsox.com can confirm the best approach for your party size and event date.
Is parking free at JetBlue Park for spring training?
Yes. Parking at JetBlue Park is included with your game ticket for Grapefruit League spring training games — there is no separate parking fee for ticket-holders. For non-spring training events like concerts or Florida Complex League games, parking in the East and West Lots runs $12 per vehicle, credit card only.
The alternate off-site lot near the Rickenbacker and Daniels Parkway intersection is around $5 per vehicle and a quarter-mile walk from the main entrance.
What is the best route to JetBlue Park from I-75?
Take I-75 Exit 131 (Daniels Parkway) and head east. From the north on I-75, turn left onto Daniels; from the south, turn right. The park is about two miles east of the interchange on the left side of Daniels Parkway — you will see the ballpark before your GPS announces the turn.
Note that Exit 131 is under active construction through summer 2028 for a Diverging Diamond Interchange conversion; lane shifts and reduced speed limits are in effect through the work zone. Construction lane closures are paused three hours before, during, and after spring training games. Check FL511.com for current conditions.
Which days have the worst traffic on Daniels Parkway during spring training?
The three worst days in 2026 are February 24, March 1, and March 4 — the dates when both the Red Sox at JetBlue Park and the Twins at Lee Health Sports Complex have home games starting simultaneously at 1:05 PM. Peak congestion on Daniels Parkway runs from 11:30 AM to 1 PM (inbound) and 3:45 to 4:30 PM (outbound). Two additional dates with staggered game times — February 20 and March 3 — also create elevated traffic on the corridor.
How far is RSW airport from JetBlue Park?
Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is very close to JetBlue Park — both are located along the Daniels Parkway corridor east of I-75, with RSW sitting between the interstate and the ballpark. The drive from RSW to JetBlue Park covers a short stretch of Daniels Parkway and typically takes 10–15 minutes outside of game-day traffic windows. A bus from RSW baggage claim drops your whole group at the ballpark front gate without splitting into multiple rideshares.
The RSW airport shuttle guide covers the commercial vehicle pickup procedure at the terminal.
Can a bus do the JetBlue Park and Hammond Stadium double on the same day?
Yes, and it is one of the more common spring training requests in Fort Myers. Hammond Stadium — home of the Minnesota Twins — is about 5.5 miles from JetBlue Park, west of I-75 on the same Daniels Parkway corridor. A minibus or charter bus can handle the transfer between parks in under 15 minutes outside of game-day traffic, making a Red Sox morning game and a Twins afternoon game (or vice versa) a realistic single-day itinerary.
The Hammond Stadium transportation guide covers the Twins facility's own drop-off, parking, and traffic logistics. Note that February 24, March 1, and March 4 have both teams playing simultaneously — a double-park day works better on dates with staggered game times, like February 20 or March 3.
How much does it cost to rent a bus to JetBlue Park in Fort Myers?
Pricing depends on vehicle type, total hours, pickup location, and the specific game date. As a planning range, minibuses typically run $200–$275/hour, mid-size party buses $250–$375/hour, larger party buses $300–$500/hour on spring training weekends, and charter buses $200–$350/hour. The real quote for your group takes about 30 seconds online or one quick call.
Call 239-288-0550 or use the online form — no account required and no obligation to book.
Is there public transit to JetBlue Park?
LeeTran Route 50 (Southwest Florida Airport to Beach Park & Ride) includes a stop serving JetBlue Park at Fenway South. That route works well for individuals, but it is not a realistic option for keeping a group of 20 or 30 people together and on a game-day schedule — the travel time from Fort Myers Beach alone runs over two hours each way by bus. For coordinated group arrivals, a private minibus or charter bus is the practical choice.
How early should I book a bus for spring training at JetBlue Park?
For the dual-home-game days — February 24, March 1, and March 4 — book as soon as your game ticket date is confirmed. Both Red Sox and Twins fan groups compete for the same southwest Florida vehicle supply on those three dates, and the right-size options go first. For other spring training dates, 4–6 weeks of lead time is workable, but earlier is always better during the February–March peak season.
Call 239-288-0550 to check availability for your specific date.
Does fortmyerspartybuses.com book the bus directly?
fortmyerspartybuses.com is a comparison and quote-request website — not a bus company. Fill out one quick form or call 239-288-0550, and fortmyerspartybuses.com shows you pricing and options from a large network of bus companies serving Fort Myers and Lee County, so you can compare vehicles and rates side by side without calling company after company. No account is needed to see pricing, and a support team is one call away if you have questions about any option.
Book Your JetBlue Park Charter Bus or Party Bus Today
Whether your group is flying in from Boston for a long spring training weekend, organizing a fan club outing for the March 4 Yankees game, or planning a Grapefruit League double-header that covers both Fort Myers parks in one day, the right bus for your group is a call or a form away. fortmyerspartybuses.com makes it easy to compare party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter vans, and Sprinter limos across southwest Florida — with pricing in about 30 seconds and no account required to see your options.
JetBlue Park address: 11500 Fenway South Drive, Fort Myers, FL 33913 | Phone: (239) 226-4700
Call 239-288-0550 any time — or use the online quote tool — to find the right bus for your spring training group. The Red Sox are in Fort Myers from February through March; your seats are waiting.
