WakeMed Soccer Park sits on Cardinal Park Drive in Cary's southwest corner, and on the night of a sold-out NC Courage playoff push or the opening round of the NCAA College Cup, that stretch of road tells you everything you need to know about why groups bus in. The grandstand lights go up, the lots fill from the main entrance outward, and by kickoff Cardinal Park Drive is a stop-and-go line coming off Kildaire Farm Road. If your group is split across five separate vehicles, somebody is late.
Somebody is parked in overflow and walking in the dark. And when 10,000 people leave the park at the same time on a Tuesday night in suburban Cary, the rideshare supply that was already thin before the match is now stretched across every group that made the same mistake.
TLDR: First Horizon Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary is home to NC Courage (NWSL) — longtime co-tenant North Carolina FC is sitting out the 2026 season while it pursues a new USL Division One league bid — and the 150-acre complex regularly hosts the NCAA College Cup. On match nights, Cardinal Park Drive backs up and on-site parking fills fast. One party bus or charter bus rental gets your whole crew in together, drops them at the main entrance, and has everyone out the moment the final whistle blows — while the rideshare queue is still forming behind you.
This guide covers exactly how a bus drop-off and pickup work at First Horizon Stadium, which vehicle fits your headcount, what shapes the price, and what every group planning a trip to WakeMed Soccer Park — whether it is a fan crew from Durham, a family section for a Courage home opener, or a College Cup travel party flying into RDU — needs to know before they arrive on Cardinal Park Drive.
Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus to First Horizon Stadium?
One bus replaces the whole match-day coordination problem. Instead of threading multiple cars through the Cardinal Park Drive approach, hunting for adjacent parking spots that may already be filled by the time you arrive, and figuring out where everyone meets when the match ends, your group boards one vehicle at one pickup address, arrives together, and walks straight into the grandstand. Nobody draws straws to be the designated driver for the return trip to Raleigh or Durham after a late kickoff.
Everyone gets on the same clock.
The rideshare reality in this part of Cary matters more than most groups expect. WakeMed Soccer Park is not downtown Raleigh — it is a suburban park complex off Kildaire Farm Road, and the pool of available rideshare cars in this corridor after a big match is thin. Groups that plan to rideshare home from a sold-out NC Courage match often discover fifteen-minute wait times that stretch to thirty-plus while thousands of people compete for the same limited supply.
A charter bus or party bus rental through Carypartybuscompany.com connects you to transportation providers serving Cary and the Triangle, so you compare vehicles and all-inclusive rates in one place rather than calling around separately. Call 984-360-8540 or use the online quote tool to see what is available for your date.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off and Parking at WakeMed Soccer Park
First Horizon Stadium sits within the WakeMed Soccer Park complex at 4801 Cardinal Park Drive, Cary, NC 27519. The main vehicle access to the complex is off Cardinal Park Drive, and the primary spectator drop-off for grandstand events is near the stadium's main entrance at the front of the complex. For a typical NC Courage home match, your bus pulls to the designated drop-off area near the entrance, your group walks a short distance to the grandstand gates, and the bus stages nearby during the match until you are ready for pickup.
It is always worth confirming the current drop-off zone when you book — event size shifts the specific location — and the Town of Cary's website and the NC Courage official match-day guide publish the most current parking and access information before each event.
Match-Day Parking Reality at WakeMed Soccer Park
On-site parking at WakeMed Soccer Park is available but finite, and that limit shows itself quickly on busy match nights. The complex has surface lots connected to the main entrance, but the approach from Kildaire Farm Road funnels all incoming vehicles through one entry point on Cardinal Park Drive — a natural bottleneck that backs up during peak arrival windows. Groups that arrive in multiple separate cars each deal with the same entrance queue, the same lot-hunting process, and the same exit crawl at the same time as every other car in the lot.
A party bus or charter bus rental sidesteps the multi-car bottleneck entirely. Your bus works through the traffic once, drops your whole crew at the entrance, and stages for pickup while your group watches the match. No coordinating where different cars parked, no regrouping in a dark lot after the final whistle, no individual post-match rideshare decisions when the supply is already thin.
For a group of 20 or more, the math often works in the bus's favor: on-site parking is a per-car cost, not per-person, and once the all-inclusive bus rate is split across 30 or 40 heads, one bus is typically comparable to or cheaper than the combined parking fees for a caravan of cars — before you factor in the coordination headache.
Approach Routes and What Changes for NCAA College Cup Events
For standard Courage home matches, the approach is direct: take I-40 to Cary Parkway, head south on Cary Parkway to Kildaire Farm Road, then continue to Cardinal Park Drive into the complex. From downtown Raleigh, this run is roughly 13–15 miles and takes 20–30 minutes on a normal weekday evening. From Research Triangle Park, it is under 10 miles.
From Durham, plan 30–40 minutes heading east on I-40 toward Cary.
For the NCAA College Cup, the logistics shift meaningfully. The tournament draws fans from across the country, and with expanded temporary seating pushing attendance significantly above regular-season figures, the approach roads see traffic volumes the facility handles only a handful of times per year. The NCAA and the Town of Cary coordinate event-specific transportation plans for College Cup weekends — plans that have included directed one-way traffic on Cardinal Park Drive, volunteer traffic management at the Kildaire Farm Road intersection, and in some years, off-site overflow parking with a shuttle connection.
When your group is heading to a College Cup semifinal or championship, building at least an extra 45 minutes of buffer into your travel plan is not optional — it is the realistic approach to arriving on time. A charter bus handles the traffic once for the whole group, rather than running five separate car trips through the same congestion.
Every Transportation Option at First Horizon Stadium Compared
WakeMed Soccer Park's suburban location on Cardinal Park Drive changes the transportation math compared to a downtown venue. Rideshare coverage here is genuinely lighter than in the Raleigh urban core, public transit connections to the park are minimal, and parking rather than street congestion is the main friction point. Here is how every realistic option compares for a group of 15 or more:
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Door-to-door | Post-match exit | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Party bus or charter bus rental | One flat rate, split across the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival time | Best — drops at main entrance, stages nearby for pickup | Bus is ready when you walk out — no rideshare queue, no lot crawl | Groups of 15–56 |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-match surge pricing | No — multiple cars, different ETAs | Decent inbound, slow outbound — thin supply in suburban Cary post-match | Wait times spike when thousands of attendees leave at once | 1–4 people |
| Everyone drives and parks | Per-car parking fee + gas per car | No — caravans get separated at the entrance | Depends on which lot you land in | Exit backed up 30–60 minutes on busy nights | 1–2 cars max |
| Carpooling in a few vehicles | Gas and parking per car | Partial — still multiple vehicles, multiple ETAs | Varies by lot and arrival timing | Still in the same lot crawl as everyone else | Up to 8–10 people across 2 cars |
For one or two people, rideshare is a fine call. But the moment your group pushes past a couple of cars' worth of people, the coordination cost of multiple vehicles — different arrival windows, scattered parking, the post-match reunion in the dark, and competing for the same thin rideshare supply — tips decisively toward one bus. That is the group the rest of this guide is written for.
The rideshare situation at WakeMed Soccer Park after a big match is the detail most groups underestimate. The complex is on Cardinal Park Drive off Kildaire Farm Road in suburban Cary — not in a dense urban rideshare corridor. When thousands of attendees all request cars at the same moment, the available supply cannot absorb that demand quickly.
A party bus or charter bus with a pre-arranged pickup window is the only option that has your group out and moving the moment the final whistle blows.
What Bus or Party Bus Fits Your Group?
WakeMed Soccer Park draws every kind of group — NWSL fan clubs, corporate outings, bachelorette parties who happen to be Courage fans, youth soccer families, and out-of-state travel parties for the College Cup. The right vehicle depends on headcount and what kind of experience you want on the ride in. Here is how the full vehicle lineup maps to the most common WakeMed Soccer Park group types:
| Vehicle | Seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprinter van / 14-passenger Sprinter limo | Up to 14 | Small VIP groups, corporate outings, College Cup travel parties, executive transfers | Leather seating, USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows, maneuverable in tight lots |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | 15–50 | Fan clubs, bachelorette groups, birthday celebrations, crew nights out | Built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound system, flat-panel TVs, perimeter wraparound seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | 15–35 | Youth soccer families, team groups, mid-size corporate outings, church groups | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, straightforward boarding for families and older guests |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large fan groups, College Cup travel parties, corporate shuttles, youth team travel | Deep undercarriage storage bays, reclining seats, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restroom, overhead bins |
For bachelorette groups or fan clubs who want the match night to start the moment the bus pulls away, a 25-passenger party bus or 30-passenger party bus with a built-in bar and LED lighting makes the pregame as much of the event as the match itself. For youth soccer families traveling to a Courage match or a tournament weekend, a 15–35 passenger minibus hits the right balance — overhead storage handles the bags and gear, boarding is easy for kids, and everyone is on the same schedule without coordinating a three-car caravan. For a large College Cup travel group or a corporate block that needs everyone in one shot with an onboard restroom for the round trip, a 56-passenger charter bus handles it cleanly.
ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — just flag it when you submit your quote request.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Rental Prices for WakeMed Soccer Park
There is no single sticker price for a bus to First Horizon Stadium — the quote is shaped by vehicle size, total hours, your pickup location, and the date. To give you an idea of the general ranges for the Cary and Triangle area: Sprinter limos and Sprinter vans run $120–$250/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $150–$300/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $200–$375/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $250–$450/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $130–$275/hour or $1,000–$2,000/day. These are planning ranges, not locked-in rates — actual pricing depends on your specific date, vehicle type, and itinerary.
A few things that shape the number more than most planners expect: the NCAA College Cup weekend is the single most competitive booking window for buses in the Cary and Triangle market. Groups planning a College Cup trip who wait until a month out routinely find that the right vehicle sizes have already been claimed, and the rates that remain reflect the compressed supply. For regular-season Courage home matches, two to four weeks of lead time is workable for most dates — but weekend evening kickoffs book faster than weekday or afternoon slots, and any match with playoff implications or a visiting rival typically sees a surge in demand.
The earlier you call, the more options you have.
Split across 30 or 40 people, a bus rental frequently comes out comparable to or below the combined cost of parking fees, gas, and the post-match rideshare surge — and it covers pickup, the ride in, the wait during the match, and the ride home in one flat, predictable number. See the Cary party bus prices page for more detail, or call 984-360-8540 any time for a free all-inclusive quote at no obligation.
Getting to First Horizon Stadium from Cary and the Triangle
WakeMed Soccer Park is in Cary's southwest quadrant, which puts it conveniently close for Cary residents and the Research Triangle Park corridor but a real drive from Durham, Chapel Hill, and Raleigh's east side. Here is a quick reference for common origins:
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical drive (off-peak) | Main route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Cary | ~5 miles | 10–15 minutes | Kildaire Farm Road south to Cardinal Park Drive |
| Downtown Raleigh | ~13 miles | 20–30 minutes | I-40 W to Cary Parkway, south to Kildaire Farm Road |
| Research Triangle Park (RTP) | ~7 miles | 12–18 minutes | NC-55 W / Cary Parkway to Cardinal Park Drive |
| Durham | ~22 miles | 30–40 minutes | I-40 E toward Cary Parkway |
| Chapel Hill | ~27 miles | 35–45 minutes | US-15/501 N to I-40 E toward Cary |
| RDU Airport | ~10 miles | 15–20 minutes | I-40 W or Aviation Parkway to Cary Parkway |
| Wake Forest | ~30 miles | 35–45 minutes | US-1 S to I-540 W toward Cary |
Those off-peak times extend noticeably on match nights when thousands of fans converge on Cardinal Park Drive from Kildaire Farm Road in the same 30-minute window before kickoff. On College Cup dates with expanded attendance, arriving in the Cary Parkway corridor well ahead of schedule is the standard practice — not a safety margin. One charter bus works through that traffic once for your entire group, rather than running multiple car trips through the same backup.
For groups flying in from out of state — College Cup travel parties, NC Courage supporters clubs making the trip from afar — RDU Airport is about 10 miles from WakeMed Soccer Park. One bus pickup at RDU collects your whole group at baggage claim and runs straight to the park or your Cary hotel, instead of coordinating multiple rental cars across I-40 on arrival day. The Cary airport transportation page covers the RDU terminal pickup process in detail.
Events at WakeMed Soccer Park in 2026
WakeMed Soccer Park runs a full calendar through every season, and the events that generate the most group transportation requests fall into several distinct categories:
- NC Courage home matches (NWSL). The Courage are Cary's flagship team, playing a full NWSL home schedule from spring through fall at First Horizon Stadium. Playoff matches, rivalry nights, and nationally televised home games consistently draw the park's largest regular-season attendance and thin the post-match rideshare supply the most. Current schedule and ticket information at nccourage.com.
- North Carolina FC. North Carolina FC's usual USL run at the same grandstand is on hold — the club announced it will not field a team for the 2026 season while it pursues a new USL Division One league bid. Check northcarolinafc.com for updates on a return.
- NCAA College Cup. The annual NCAA Division I men's and women's soccer national championships have called WakeMed Soccer Park home multiple times, making it one of the most prominent collegiate soccer venues in the country. The College Cup draws attendance that pushes First Horizon Stadium to its expanded capacity and brings fans and families from across the country to Cary, typically in December. Transportation demand around College Cup weekend is categorically different from a regular-season match.
- Youth tournaments and park events. The broader 150-acre complex hosts youth soccer tournaments year-round on the auxiliary fields surrounding the grandstand. Multi-day tournament weekends draw families from across North Carolina and the southeast — and managing that travel for a whole team or club without a bus means running individual family cars back and forth across Cary all weekend.
College Cup booking urgency is real. WakeMed Soccer Park is one of the most used College Cup venues in the country, and every charter bus and minibus in the right size range in the Cary and Triangle market gets claimed early for that December weekend. If your group is planning a College Cup trip, the call to 984-360-8540 should happen as soon as your dates are confirmed — not when you start thinking about tickets.
Cary Charter Bus & Party Bus Rentals for the NCAA College Cup
The NCAA College Cup transforms WakeMed Soccer Park into something a Tuesday NWSL match never quite reaches. The grandstand adds temporary seating sections. The auxiliary fields become staging grounds for vendors and event operations.
Families fly in from Oregon and Florida with luggage, gear, and multi-day itineraries. Cardinal Park Drive and Kildaire Farm Road see traffic volumes the facility manages only a handful of times a year — and the parking situation reflects that. Off-site overflow lots, directed traffic flow, and in some years a shuttle connection from remote parking areas are the norm for Championship weekend, not the exception.
For groups coming from out of state — alumni travel clubs, fan groups who follow their team to the national championship, family travel parties — a charter bus rental makes the College Cup logistics manageable in a way that a fleet of rental cars cannot. One bus picks your group up at RDU, delivers them to the hotel in Cary or the broader Research Triangle, shuttles them to the park for each match day, and handles the return trip without everyone navigating an unfamiliar suburban road network after an evening match. Having one vehicle and one point of contact is far simpler than coordinating five rental cars through a parking plan you are reading for the first time on your phone in the lot.
College Cup weekend in Cary is also a natural starting point for a broader Triangle trip. Groups looking to fill the days between matches can pair the stadium with an evening show at DPAC in Durham, a concert at Koka Booth Amphitheatre if the season aligns, or dinner in downtown Raleigh — and the same bus handles multi-stop itineraries without everyone piling back into rental cars between events. Call 984-360-8540 once your College Cup dates are confirmed to get started while the right vehicle is still available.
Group Transportation for Youth Soccer Families and Tournament Travel
WakeMed Soccer Park is not just a pro soccer venue. It is a nationally recognized youth soccer hub, and on tournament weekends the auxiliary fields surrounding First Horizon Stadium fill from early morning through sunset with club teams from across North Carolina and beyond. Families traveling to a multi-day tournament face the same logistical problem every weekend: multiple parents running multiple cars across Cary and the Triangle, trying to coordinate arrival times across different fields, hotel pickups, and meals after a long match day.
A 15–35 passenger minibus changes the dynamic for a youth traveling party. Every family boards at the hotel, arrives at the park together, and the schedule runs on one clock instead of however many individual cars are in the convoy. For club teams traveling from Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, or Greensboro, a single minibus that collects players and families at the hotel and delivers them to the complex entrance handles the whole tournament weekend cleanly.
Overhead storage manages the bags and gear. The return trip after an exhausting day of matches is handled. Nobody burns extra gas or navigates Cardinal Park Drive blind at 7:30 AM on a Saturday while watching a maps app.
The Cary youth and school event bus rental page covers more on how this type of group transportation is arranged.
Types of Groups That Book Party Bus & Charter Bus Rentals to WakeMed Soccer Park
The same one-bus, one-drop approach works for every kind of group heading to First Horizon Stadium. These are the groups that request transportation through Carypartybuscompany.com most often:
- NC Courage fan groups. Supporters clubs, section organizers, and large fan groups from across the Triangle who want the pregame energy to start on the ride in — a Cary sporting event bus rental handles this from any pickup address in the area.
- Bachelorette and celebration groups. A Courage match is a natural centerpiece for a bachelorette night that starts with a pregame stop and ends somewhere downtown — the bachelorette party bus rental page covers how these multi-stop nights are typically arranged.
- Birthday and milestone groups. A match night at First Horizon Stadium makes a genuinely fun group birthday outing — a birthday party bus rental keeps everyone together from dinner through the final whistle and beyond.
- Corporate and team outings. RTP-area companies, Cary corporate teams, and businesses using a Courage match as a team-building night out — see the Cary corporate event bus rental page for shuttle and contract options.
- Youth soccer clubs and tournament families. Travel parties coming from Wake Forest, Burlington, or Fayetteville for a multi-day tournament weekend at the complex.
- College Cup out-of-town travel parties. Fans, alumni, and family groups flying into RDU for the national championship who need coordinated ground transportation for multiple match days.
Planning a broader Triangle sports weekend alongside the match? The Lenovo Center bus guide covers Hurricanes games and major concerts in Raleigh, and the Carter-Finley Stadium bus guide handles NC State football if your group is combining both venues in one trip.
Tips for Visiting First Horizon Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park
A few things every match-day group should know before heading to Cardinal Park Drive:
- Arrive earlier than you think you need to. On-site parking fills from the main entrance outward, and Cardinal Park Drive has a single main entry point from Kildaire Farm Road that creates a real bottleneck during the peak arrival window. For sold-out Courage matches, arriving 45–60 minutes before kickoff is the comfortable window. For College Cup, plan significantly earlier.
- Confirm the drop-off zone before your event. The designated bus and vehicle drop-off area at First Horizon Stadium can shift depending on the scale of the event. A standard regular-season match operates differently from a College Cup weekend with expanded attendance and different traffic management. Confirm the current drop-off zone when you book so your group is not improvising at the entrance during a high-traffic arrival window.
- Check the NC Courage match-day guide. NC Courage publishes match-day information covering parking, entry gates, and bag policies before home matches (North Carolina FC is on hiatus for the 2026 season, so its match-day guide won't apply until it returns). Bag check rules and entry procedures can shift by event — reviewing these before you arrive saves you time at the gate.
- Set the post-match pickup window in advance. If you are using a charter bus or party bus, agree on a specific meeting point and pickup time with whoever submits the quote before match day. So your group has a clear place to converge after the final whistle, and the bus is staged and ready instead of circling Cardinal Park Drive looking for you.
- College Cup logistics change year to year. The NCAA adjusts the transportation and parking plan for the College Cup depending on the year's bracket and the event's specific configuration at WakeMed Soccer Park. Always use the current year's official NCAA event guide for transportation details, not a previous year's version.
- Save the address. WakeMed Soccer Park — 4801 Cardinal Park Drive, Cary, NC 27519. For general facility information, the Town of Cary manages the complex through its Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources department.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Party Bus or Charter Bus to WakeMed Soccer Park
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at First Horizon Stadium?
Buses drop off near the main entrance of the WakeMed Soccer Park complex on Cardinal Park Drive (4801 Cardinal Park Drive, Cary, NC 27519). The exact designated drop-off zone can shift by event size — a standard Courage match operates differently from a sold-out College Cup final with expanded crowds and directed traffic management. Confirm the specific drop-off zone when you book your bus rental so your group is not sorting it out at the entrance on a busy match night.
How much does it cost to rent a party bus or charter bus to WakeMed Soccer Park?
Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours reserved, your pickup location, and the event date. To give you an idea of general ranges for the Cary and Triangle area: Sprinter limos run $120–$250/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $150–$300/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $200–$375/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $130–$275/hour or $1,000–$2,000/day. These are planning ranges, not quotes — actual pricing depends on your specific date, route, and vehicle type.
Use the online tool for a free all-inclusive quote in under 30 seconds, or call 984-360-8540 any time.
Is parking available at WakeMed Soccer Park?
Yes — on-site parking is available in the surface lots at the complex. For standard NC Courage matches, parking is available but fills on popular match nights (North Carolina FC is on hiatus for the 2026 season). For the NCAA College Cup and other large expanded-capacity events, additional parking arrangements typically apply, including directed lot assignments and in some years off-site overflow with a shuttle connection.
Always review the event-specific parking plan from the NC Courage or the NCAA before your visit, as the arrangements shift event to event. The Town of Cary's website is a reliable starting point for current facility information.
How far is WakeMed Soccer Park from downtown Raleigh?
About 13 miles, or roughly 20–30 minutes on I-40 W to Cary Parkway, then south to Kildaire Farm Road and Cardinal Park Drive. On match nights with significant attendance, that drive can extend to 40–50 minutes as fans converge on the same approach road in the same window. A charter bus handles the drive once for your whole group instead of running five separate cars through the same backup.
How far in advance should I book a bus for the NCAA College Cup?
As soon as your College Cup dates are confirmed — several months out if possible. The College Cup is the single most competitive booking window for buses in the Cary and Triangle market, and the right-size vehicles at reasonable rates go first. For regular-season Courage matches, two to four weeks of lead time is workable for most dates, but popular weekend evening kickoffs and any match with playoff significance book faster than standard home games.
Call 984-360-8540 as early as possible to get started.
What vehicle should I book for a youth soccer tournament group?
For most youth tournament travel parties — a team plus parent chaperones or family members — a 15–35 passenger minibus is the right fit. It handles the whole group in one vehicle, overhead storage manages bags and gear, and boarding is straightforward for kids and adults across age ranges. For larger combined groups or club travel parties with equipment, a 40–56 passenger charter bus with undercarriage storage bays gives you additional capacity for bags and tournament gear.
Mention the youth group context when you request your quote so the right vehicle type is matched to your itinerary.
Can the bus wait during the match?
Yes — the bus is reserved as a block of hours, so it can drop your group at the entrance, stage nearby during the match, and return to a pre-agreed pickup point when you exit the grandstand. Setting that pickup window in advance is the key step, so your group has one clear place to converge after the final whistle and the bus is already positioned and ready.
Is there public transit to WakeMed Soccer Park?
Public transit connections to WakeMed Soccer Park are limited. GoCary and GoTriangle bus routes serve portions of the Cary area, but the park's location off Cardinal Park Drive is not on a major transit corridor with direct service from Raleigh or Durham. For most groups coming from anywhere in the Triangle, the practical options are a private vehicle, rideshare, or a charter bus rental — and given how thin the rideshare supply gets when thousands of attendees request pickups simultaneously in this part of suburban Cary, a pre-arranged bus pickup is consistently more reliable than counting on rideshare after the final whistle.
Can I rent a bus for just a few hours to go to a match?
Yes — most rentals to First Horizon Stadium are booked by the hour, covering pickup, the drive in, the wait during the match, and the drive back. Total rental time for a typical match night from a Raleigh or Durham pickup typically runs 4–6 hours depending on kickoff time and how long you stay post-match. When you request your quote, include your estimated pickup time, your match kickoff time, and roughly when you plan to leave after the final whistle — so the all-inclusive quote reflects the full block of time your group needs the vehicle.
Book Your Party Bus or Charter Bus to First Horizon Stadium Today
The right vehicle for your next WakeMed Soccer Park trip is one call or quick quote away. Whether your group is 14 people in a Sprinter van heading to a midweek Courage match, 40 College Cup fans in a charter bus arriving from RDU, a bachelorette crew in a 30-passenger party bus making an NC Courage night of it, or a youth soccer club traveling from Wake Forest for a tournament weekend, Carypartybuscompany.com connects you to transportation providers serving Cary and the entire Triangle area. Compare vehicles and all-inclusive rates in under 30 seconds with the online quote tool — or call 984-360-8540 any time for a free quote at no obligation.
Rounding out your Triangle sports or events calendar? These guides cover the other major venues your group might be combining with a WakeMed Soccer Park trip: the Lenovo Center bus guide for Hurricanes games and arena concerts in Raleigh, the Carter-Finley Stadium guide for NC State Wolfpack football, the Coastal Credit Union Music Park guide for summer amphitheater concerts, and the Downtown Cary Park guide for festival and concert nights on the Great Lawn. For the full picture of Cary group transportation services, including recurring shuttle contracts and multi-day event packages, that page covers how the booking process works across the area.
