Anyone who has tried to caravan a group across the George Washington Bridge on a Saturday morning already knows how that story ends. Route 3 through the Meadowlands backs up fast — and it backs up harder when the second-largest mall in the United States is running at capacity. American Dream (1 American Dream Way, East Rutherford, NJ 07073) packs three record-setting entertainment anchors — Nickelodeon Universe, DreamWorks Water Park, and Big SNOW — into 3 million square feet right next to MetLife Stadium, and the 33,000-space parking complex is simultaneously the solution and its own puzzle.
One private party bus or charter bus from Fort Lee cuts straight through all of it: your group boards together, the approach is handled, and the bus is waiting at Hub A when you are ready to leave. The single question that shapes the whole day: where exactly does the bus drop off, and what does parking cost when MetLife has a game?
Below is everything your group needs — verified drop-off hubs, real parking rates (including the game-day spike and the validation rule that cancels it out), the specific approach from Fort Lee, and which vehicle fits your group size. partybusfortlee.com connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Fort Lee and all of North Jersey, so whether you need a 25-passenger party bus for a birthday run to Nickelodeon Universe or a 56-passenger charter bus for a school trip to DreamWorks Water Park, you can compare options and pricing in under 30 seconds. Call 551-415-2460 or request an estimate online any time — no account required.
Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus to American Dream?
The honest answer is parking math — and coordination math. American Dream's standard parking rate is $5 flat after the first 15 minutes free, which sounds manageable until MetLife Stadium has an event. On New York Jets game days, American Dream's parking rate jumps to $50 per vehicle for stays over four hours.
Giants game days push it to $30 per vehicle. Concerts and other MetLife events run $40 per vehicle. Take a group of 40 people split across eight cars on a Jets game day, and you are looking at $400 just to park — before anyone steps inside Nickelodeon Universe.
A single Fort Lee party bus or charter bus rental solves the equation: one vehicle, one arrangement, and no scramble through 33,000 spaces trying to regroup at the end of a long day.
The coordination piece matters just as much. American Dream is enormous — 3 million square feet, parking decks labeled A through D, and drop-off hubs on different sides of the complex. A group that splits into separate cars can end up scattered across Deck A, Deck C, and a surface lot, texting each other for 20 minutes before the day even starts.
A party bus rental to American Dream from Fort Lee drops everyone at Hub A — the hub nearest to Nickelodeon Universe, DreamWorks Water Park, and Big SNOW — and picks everyone up at the same spot when your group is ready to leave. The regrouping text chain never happens. The whole group starts the day together.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at American Dream
American Dream uses a hub system for drop-off and pickup, and knowing which hub your group needs shapes the whole approach. Hub A is the primary hub for most groups visiting American Dream's major entertainment anchors — it is the designated drop-off point closest to Nickelodeon Universe, DreamWorks Water Park, and Big SNOW, and it is the hub listed as the designated Lyft drop zone. Hub B serves groups heading to The Rink ice skating arena.
Hub C provides an alternative pickup point for the retail and dining areas and is the designated Uber zone. For most group trips centered on the theme park, water park, or ski slope, Hub A is the right target. Verify current hub access on the official American Dream website before your visit, since procedures do get updated.
Parking Deck Choices by Attraction
The hub system maps directly onto the parking deck layout, and which deck your group is nearest determines how far everyone walks. Parking Deck A is the closest deck to Big SNOW — American Dream's own directions confirm you should follow signs to Big SNOW and the A Parking Deck for nearest access to the indoor slope. Parking Decks B and C are the nearest decks to both Nickelodeon Universe and DreamWorks Water Park.
On MetLife Stadium event days, the mall recommends parking in Decks B or C on Level 1 and using the walkway to Deck A, then entering through the Level 1/Deck A doors. The pedestrian bridge connecting Deck A to the MetLife grounds runs from Level 2 (Exit A2) and puts stadium gates about 10 to 15 minutes on foot from Hub A — useful for groups combining an American Dream visit with a stadium event on the same day.
Hub A is your group's target for Nickelodeon Universe, DreamWorks Water Park, and Big SNOW. A charter bus drops your group there, stages nearby while you are inside, and picks everyone up at the same spot — no hunting across a 33,000-space complex for the ride home.
Getting to American Dream from Fort Lee: Routes and Real Traffic
On paper, Fort Lee to American Dream is a short drive — roughly 8 to 10 miles, about 13 to 15 minutes on a quiet weekday morning. The George Washington Bridge puts you at the top of the New Jersey Turnpike's western spur, and from there it is a straight run to Exit 16W and NJ Route 120 North directly into the American Dream complex. Route 3 West after the bridge is the more direct surface road and also feeds straight to the American Dream approach.
Off-peak, either route is quick. On a weekend when American Dream is busy, or whenever MetLife Stadium has an event, both routes can add 30 to 45 minutes to that 15-minute drive — and the congestion builds from the Meadowlands outward, affecting the NJ Turnpike western spur, Route 3, and the GWB approaches simultaneously.
Route 3 is notoriously congested through the Meadowlands corridor. When American Dream opened, transportation planners flagged that Routes 17 and 3 were already saturated and couldn't absorb additional load without major backup at peak hours. With American Dream drawing enormous weekend crowds, and MetLife Stadium sitting directly adjacent, the Meadowlands complex is one of the most traffic-compressed destinations in North Jersey.
A Fort Lee charter bus or party bus rental puts the Route 3 question on someone else — your group doesn't coordinate separate parking or worry about where to meet on arrival, and the pickup at Hub A is arranged before anyone boards. When traffic turns a 15-minute drive into 45, that is the bus's problem, not ten people in three separate cars trying to stay together across the bridge.
Parking at American Dream: Rates, Game Day Spikes, and the Validation Rule
Standard parking at American Dream runs free for the first 15 minutes, then a flat $5 per vehicle for the rest of your visit — one of the more straightforward flat rates for a destination this size. The complexity arrives when MetLife Stadium has an event, because American Dream's game day pricing structure matches the stadium's event demand. Per American Dream's published parking information, game day rates for stays over four hours are:
- New York Jets game days: $50 per vehicle
- New York Giants game days: $30 per vehicle
- Concerts and other MetLife events: $40 per vehicle
Here is the validation rule every American Dream group should know: if you purchase a ticket to any American Dream attraction — Nickelodeon Universe, DreamWorks Water Park, Big SNOW, SEA LIFE Aquarium, or similar — and show that ticket confirmation at admissions, your parking fee drops back to $5 per vehicle, regardless of the game day rate in effect. Big SNOW specifically validates on NFL game days and reduces the rate from the event price to $5. Real savings on a single-car visit — but for a group of 40 spread across eight cars, that means managing eight validation receipts and eight separate payment stops versus one bus arrangement covering the whole group at a predictable flat rate.
Check the American Dream parking page for current rates and the full deck map before your visit, since event pricing can shift by season.
On a New York Jets game day, parking at American Dream runs $50 per vehicle for stays over four hours. Eight cars for a group of 40 costs $400 before validation — plus eight separate GWB toll crossings. One charter bus covers the whole group for one arrangement, and no one manages a stack of parking receipts at the admissions desk.
Lots 26 and 27 are the designated event parking areas at American Dream for MetLife Stadium events, available via ParkMobile pre-pay only — no cash accepted on-site. For the FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at MetLife Stadium, American Dream was the primary adjacent parking option for attending fans, at $225 per vehicle purchased in advance. Two cars for a group of 10 at World Cup prices means $450 in parking alone — before tolls, before gas, and before the coordination work of getting two carfuls of people to the same entrance on a stadium event day.
A minibus rental from Fort Lee to American Dream replaces all of that with one vehicle and one pickup point.
What Happens on MetLife Stadium Event Days
A regular busy Saturday at American Dream already pushes Route 3. Add 82,500 Giants or Jets fans targeting MetLife Stadium on the same roads, and the entire Meadowlands Sports Complex corridor locks up. The NJ Turnpike western spur — the same Exit 16W your group is approaching — handles both the mall and stadium traffic simultaneously.
Road management around the complex begins hours before kickoff on major event days, and traffic on Route 3 can back up toward the Lincoln Tunnel.
NJ Transit's public service also changes its pattern on MetLife event days. Route 703, which normally connects Paterson and Passaic to East Rutherford with stops at American Dream, suspends service to the sports complex property beginning two hours before the event and does not resume until one hour after. During that window, Route 703 diverts to Paterson Plank Road with stops on request at designated NJ Transit stops outside the complex.
If any part of your group is relying on Route 703 to reach American Dream on a Giants or Jets game day, that two-hour pre-event window may close the service before your group arrives — one more reason a private Fort Lee charter bus rental to American Dream keeps your schedule in your hands rather than NJ Transit's rerouting decisions. Full current service details are on the NJ Transit American Dream page.
American Dream served as an official fan base camp destination for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with fan activities and programming running in connection with MetLife Stadium matches across the road. For groups combining stadium attendance with time at American Dream on the same day, the pedestrian bridge from Deck A Level 2 (Exit A2) connects the complex to MetLife's grounds in roughly 10 to 15 minutes on foot. A charter bus to American Dream is the cleanest way to handle that full day — one Hub A drop-off in the morning, bridge access to the stadium for the match, and a return to American Dream afterward, with one confirmed pickup at the end.
If MetLife Stadium is the primary destination for your group, the MetLife Stadium group transportation guide covers that drop-off separately.
American Dream Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental Prices From Fort Lee
Pricing for a Fort Lee party bus or charter bus rental to American Dream shifts based on group size, vehicle type, total hours, and date. To give you an idea of planning ranges from the network of bus companies serving Fort Lee: a 15-to-35-passenger minibus typically runs $200 to $275 per hour on weekends, with per-day rates around $1,100 to $2,150. A 25-passenger party bus runs roughly $275 to $375 per hour on weekends, or approximately $1,850 to $2,900 per day.
A full-size 40-to-56-passenger charter bus runs $200 to $350 per hour on weekends, with per-day rates around $1,350 to $2,850. These are planning ranges — the exact quote for your date, group size, and itinerary will vary, and you can get your actual number from partybusfortlee.com in under 30 seconds.
The per-head comparison is where the bus makes its case clearly. A charter bus at $200 to $350 per hour split across 50 people lands in the $4 to $7 per person per hour range — for a five-hour trip to American Dream, that is roughly $20 to $35 per person to cover the entire round trip from Fort Lee. Compare that to the combination of GWB tolls, Route 3 gas, game-day parking at $30 to $50 per car, and the post-day pickup coordination, and the bus wins on pure numbers for groups of 20 or more.
For current rates and vehicle availability on your specific date, see the Fort Lee party bus prices page or call 551-415-2460 — no account needed, no obligation.
A Sample American Dream Trip
To give you an idea of how the math works in practice: a Fort Lee school group of 48 students and chaperones books a 56-passenger charter bus for a Saturday at American Dream. Pickup at 9:30 a.m. from the school, at Hub A by 10:00 a.m. — right when American Dream opens. The group splits across Nickelodeon Universe and DreamWorks Water Park for the day, the bus stages nearby with bags and towels in the undercarriage bays, and a 5:30 p.m. pickup at Hub A gets everyone home by 6:00 p.m.
An 8-hour block at charter bus rates for that group size might come to around $1,600 to $2,800 for the day — roughly $33 to $58 per person, with the approach, Hub A drop-off, staging, and return all included in one number. On a Giants game day, parking alone for 10 cars carrying the same group would run $300 at $30 per vehicle, before gas or tolls.
What Bus Size Does Your Group Need for American Dream?
American Dream works well for every size of group vehicle — the complex is large enough for bus staging, and the hub system makes drop-off clean regardless of vehicle size. Here is how the full vehicle lineup maps to a typical American Dream group trip.
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Gear/storage | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Modest — shopping bags, light gear | Small family or friend group, birthday outing, corporate team | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Overhead storage + some underfloor | Medium school groups, company outings, family reunions | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead bins |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Onboard, lighter | Birthday parties, sweet 16s, celebration groups, teen outings | LED lighting, premium sound system, flat-panel TVs, perimeter seating |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Excellent — deep undercarriage bays | Large school trips, corporate shuttles, church groups, adult groups | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For DreamWorks Water Park trips, the charter bus's undercarriage bays earn their keep: towels, bags, and a change of clothes for 40 people fills the overhead bins of a minibus fast. A full-size charter bus handles all of that in the undercarriage, keeps the cabin comfortable for the return, and seats the whole school group or family reunion in one vehicle. For birthday celebrations and milestone outings, a party bus with LED lighting and a premium sound system makes the ride from Fort Lee to American Dream part of the event — the group is already celebrating before the bus reaches Exit 16W.
ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; note your requirements in the quote request.
For Big SNOW specifically, the resort offers group rates for parties of 10 or more and private room reservations for birthdays and corporate events. Check bigsnowamericandream.com for current group booking options before you finalize your itinerary. Corporate group transportation from Fort Lee to Big SNOW is a natural fit for team-building events — one charter bus moves the whole team without anyone navigating separately to a tricky Meadowlands approach.
A Full Day at American Dream With Your Group
American Dream's scale means you need to decide where you are going first — otherwise half the group ends up at a different entrance from the other half. Here is how each major entertainment anchor breaks down logistically for a group arriving by bus at Hub A.
Nickelodeon Universe
Nickelodeon Universe is the headline attraction — the largest indoor theme park in the Western Hemisphere, with more than 35 rides and attractions running year-round inside the mall. Tickets start around $64. Groups visiting Nickelodeon Universe should target the Decks B and C zone (nearest decks to the theme park) via the Hub A approach.
Wait times climb fast on weekend mornings and peak between 1 and 3 p.m., so groups that arrive at opening and hit the major rides first get significantly more done. SEA LIFE Aquarium — featuring a 186,000-gallon tank with sharks and an octopus — and LEGOLAND Discovery Center are in the same zone; budget about an hour each for those. Several attractions offer group package rates for parties of 10 or more.
For current ticket pricing and booking, visit americandream.com before your date — advance tickets often mean shorter lines at admission.
DreamWorks Water Park
DreamWorks Water Park is North America's largest indoor water park — 8.5 acres, six stories, 15 water slides, and the largest indoor wave pool on the continent. Tickets run roughly $69 to $99 depending on the date and advance booking. The facility operates indoors and year-round, so weather never affects the plan.
One practical note for groups: towels are available for purchase at the park, not included with admission — pack the group's towels in the charter bus's undercarriage bay and pick them up on exit rather than paying per towel inside. DreamWorks Water Park sits in the Decks B and C zone, so Hub A drop-off routes your group to the right entrance with minimal walking.
Big SNOW
Big SNOW is North America's first and only indoor, year-round, real-snow ski and snowboard resort — three slopes and a dedicated tubing area, open every day regardless of what the weather is doing across the parking lot. Slope hours run Monday through Thursday 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., Friday 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. Big SNOW is closest to Parking Deck A — follow signs for Big SNOW and the A Parking Deck on arrival.
On NFL game days at MetLife Stadium, Big SNOW validates parking, reducing the elevated event rate back down to $5 per vehicle — bring your parking ticket into Big SNOW after purchasing access. Group rates apply for parties of 10 or more, and corporate events and birthday parties can book private rooms at the base of the slopes. Visit bigsnowamericandream.com for current package options and hours before booking.
The Rink, Dream Wheel, and Beyond
The Rink is American Dream's indoor ice skating arena and is closest to Hub B — note the hub difference if your group splits between ice skating and the theme park, since Hub B and Hub A are at different points in the complex. The Dream Wheel is American Dream's observation wheel, rising 300 feet inside the facility for 360-degree views that include the New York City skyline across the Hudson. The Angry Birds Mini Golf, Blacklight Mini Golf, and Mirror Maze round out the entertainment options for groups looking for shorter-format activities between the anchors.
For groups mixing multiple attractions, a charter bus staged outside gives everyone one clear meeting point — Hub A — rather than trying to coordinate across multiple exits at the end of the day.
Public Transit Options vs. a Private Bus to American Dream
NJ Transit does serve American Dream, and for individuals or small groups, the public options are genuinely useful. Here is the honest breakdown for group planners.
NJ Transit Route 355 (Port Authority Bus Terminal → American Dream). Route 355 is the most direct public transit option from the New York and North Jersey side — express service from Port Authority Bus Terminal, Gate 305, with the trip taking under 30 minutes under normal traffic. Weekend and holiday departures run hourly from Port Authority, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., with return service from American Dream hourly from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Weekday service is limited to two outbound departures at 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., with returns at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. only. For a group of 25 coordinating around a fixed hourly bus, the schedule creates real timing pressure — especially if part of your group is coming from Fort Lee rather than Midtown. Full details at the NJ Transit American Dream page.
NJ Transit Route 85 (Hoboken Terminal → American Dream via Union City and North Bergen). Route 85 is a North Jersey local route with 36 stops connecting Hoboken Terminal through Union City and North Bergen to American Dream. For groups based in the Fort Lee and North Bergen corridor, Route 85 is a practical individual-travel option but not a realistic way to keep 20 people together across 36 stops and a variable local schedule.
NJ Transit Routes 356 and 772. Route 356 runs daily express from Secaucus Junction to American Dream every 30 minutes — a reasonable connection for groups traveling via NJ Transit rail. Route 772 connects Hackensack and Paramus (Bergen Community College) to the Meadowlands on weekends.
Both work for individuals reaching American Dream from their respective corridors.
The coordination gap is what decides this for groups. Public transit serves American Dream well for solo travelers; a private Fort Lee bus rental to American Dream serves groups. When 25 people need to be at Hub A at the same time, one bus at one Fort Lee pickup point is a different kind of simple than coordinating 25 people across NJ Transit schedules, exact fare requirements, and 30-minute bus headways.
Call 551-415-2460 to compare options through partybusfortlee.com.
Tips for Visiting American Dream With a Group
A few things every group organizer should sort out before the bus rolls out of Fort Lee:
- Pre-book attraction tickets. Nickelodeon Universe and DreamWorks Water Park both offer advance online ticketing, and pre-purchased tickets typically mean a faster path at admissions — important for a school group trying to get 40 people inside efficiently.
- Arrive at opening for the major attractions. Weekend wait times at Nickelodeon Universe peak between 1 and 3 p.m. Groups that arrive when American Dream opens at 11 a.m. (or when Big SNOW opens at 10 a.m. on weekends) get the first-hour run of the rides before the crowds build.
- Check mall hours vs. attraction hours. The mall itself runs Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. — but Big SNOW's slope hours start later on weekdays (1 p.m.) and DreamWorks Water Park's hours shift by day. Confirm your specific attraction's hours on americandream.com before finalizing your pickup time.
- Know your parking validation options. If any part of your group is driving (not everyone on the bus), they can validate parking at Nickelodeon Universe, DreamWorks, or Big SNOW admissions to bring game-day rates back to $5. No validation means no relief from the $30–$50 event rate.
- Set the Hub A pickup time before the group splits up. American Dream is large enough that regrouping without a confirmed meeting point takes real time. Agree on Hub A at a specific time before everyone disperses — and confirm that pickup plan with partybusfortlee.com when you request your quote so the bus is staged and ready.
- On MetLife game days, build extra time into the approach. The NJ Turnpike and Route 3 both tighten significantly when the stadium is running. A 10 a.m. game-day kickoff can push traffic onto Route 3 as early as 7 or 8 a.m. Budget accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to American Dream
Where exactly does a charter bus or party bus drop off at American Dream?
American Dream uses a hub system. Hub A is the primary drop-off point closest to Nickelodeon Universe, DreamWorks Water Park, and Big SNOW — the designated Lyft zone and the most commonly used hub for group trips. Hub B serves The Rink.
Hub C is an alternative pickup point for the retail and dining areas. For the entertainment anchors, Hub A is the right target. Confirm current access details on the official American Dream website before your visit.
How much does parking cost at American Dream?
Standard parking is free for the first 15 minutes, then $5 flat per vehicle for the remainder of your visit. On MetLife Stadium event days, rates for stays over four hours jump to $50 on Jets game days, $30 on Giants game days, and $40 for concerts and other MetLife events. Showing a purchased attraction ticket at American Dream admissions validates your parking back to $5 regardless of the event rate.
See the American Dream parking page for current rates and the deck map.
Which parking deck is closest to Big SNOW?
Parking Deck A is the closest deck to Big SNOW — follow signs for Big SNOW and the A Parking Deck on arrival. Hub A drop-off routes your group to the Deck A entrance area with minimal walking from the curb.
Which parking decks are nearest to Nickelodeon Universe and DreamWorks Water Park?
Parking Decks B and C are the nearest decks to both Nickelodeon Universe and DreamWorks Water Park. Hub A drop-off puts your group in that zone.
How far is American Dream from Fort Lee?
Approximately 8 to 10 miles via the George Washington Bridge and the NJ Turnpike western spur (Exit 16W) or Route 3 West — roughly 13 to 15 minutes off-peak. On a busy weekend or MetLife event day, budget 40 to 50 minutes for the approach.
Can a party bus handle the Fort Lee to American Dream trip in heavy traffic?
Yes. The route takes the GWB to the NJ Turnpike western spur (Exit 16W) or follows Route 3 West to NJ-120 North into the complex. Heavy traffic on Route 3 or the Turnpike is built into the departure time when you confirm the booking — the bus doesn't split up or lose members of the group in a traffic jam the way separate cars can.
What happens to NJ Transit bus service on MetLife event days?
Route 703, which normally connects Paterson and Passaic to East Rutherford and American Dream, suspends service to the sports complex beginning two hours before a MetLife event and doesn't resume until one hour after. During that window it diverts to stops on Paterson Plank Road outside the complex. Private bus service from Fort Lee isn't subject to NJ Transit rerouting, so your group's schedule stays on track.
What size bus works best for a school group visiting American Dream?
A 40-to-56-passenger charter bus is the most common pick for school trips to American Dream — the deep undercarriage bays hold bags and gear for the full group, the onboard restrooms keep the ride efficient, and the full-size coach seats an entire class without splitting anyone into a second vehicle. For smaller class subsets or club groups, a 15-to-35-passenger minibus offers the same comfort at a size that is easier to manage through the Meadowlands approach.
How far in advance should we book a bus to American Dream from Fort Lee?
For a standard weekend trip, two to four weeks of lead time usually keeps your options open. For prom season (late April through May), peak summer weekends at DreamWorks Water Park, and any date when MetLife Stadium has a major event — NFL playoff games, World Cup matches, stadium-scale concerts — book as early as your date is confirmed. Peak vehicles fill first, and the later you call, the fewer options remain open.
Call 551-415-2460 to lock in your date.
Are ADA-accessible buses available for American Dream trips?
Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network. Note your requirements in the quote request at least 48 hours before your departure date so the right vehicle can be arranged. American Dream has ADA parking and accessibility routes within the complex; current accessibility details are on the official website.
Is the American Dream parking lot connected to MetLife Stadium?
Yes. A pedestrian bridge connects American Dream's Parking Deck A Level 2 (Exit A2) to the MetLife Stadium grounds — roughly a 10-to-15-minute walk to stadium gates. Groups combining an American Dream visit with a stadium event on the same day have used this connection.
Lots 26 and 27 at American Dream are specifically designated for MetLife Stadium event parking, with pre-pay only via ParkMobile and no cash accepted on-site.
Book Your American Dream Party Bus or Charter Bus Today
The ride from Fort Lee to American Dream is short enough to feel effortless and just long enough for Route 3 to ruin a Saturday morning for a caravan of cars. partybusfortlee.com makes it simple to skip that problem entirely: fill out one quick form or call 551-415-2460 any time — no account required, no obligation — and you will have options and pricing from a large network of bus companies serving Fort Lee and all of North Jersey in under 30 seconds. Whether your group is 12 people heading to Big SNOW for a birthday party, 48 students making their way to Nickelodeon Universe for a school trip, or 40 adults combining DreamWorks Water Park with a Giants game at MetLife, there is a vehicle in the network that fits. Hub A drop-off is confirmed before the group boards, and a support team is available every day of the year to work through the details.
Also planning a MetLife Giants or Jets game while you are in the Meadowlands? The Fort Lee group transportation services page covers multi-stop itineraries and one-way or round-trip arrangements across North Jersey for groups combining American Dream with other destinations in the same trip.
