The Loop 101 moves fine on a Tuesday afternoon. On the night 19,000 people are all heading to the same exit in Glendale, it becomes a different highway entirely. Desert Diamond Arena sits at the junction of Loop 101 and Glendale Avenue inside the 223-acre Westgate Entertainment District — and while that location looks convenient on a map, sold-out concert nights, UFC events, and family shows turn both the 7A and 7B ramps into stop-and-go queues that stretch back onto the freeway itself.
The parking lots accept credit and debit cards only, fill from the top of the lot hierarchy down, and charge from three hours before the event through two hours after it begins — meaning the paid window closes long before a sold-out crowd finishes filing out of the structure. Renting a party bus or charter bus to Desert Diamond Arena skips all of that: your group loads once, arrives at the arena together, and has a ride home the moment the show wraps — no post-show rideshare surge on 95th Avenue, no Green Parking sign hunt in the dark.
This guide covers exactly where the bus enters the Westgate complex, which Loop 101 exit your approach uses, what the parking lots actually cost and how they're organized, what's open at Westgate before the show, and how to pick the right vehicle for your group size. Everything here comes from the arena's own published policies, the official Westgate parking page, and the venue's A to Z Guide — so you're planning from real information, not guesswork. To compare vehicles and get a free quote through a large network of bus companies serving Phoenix and Glendale, call 480-425-9845 or use the quick online form any time, no account required.
Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus to Desert Diamond Arena?
Here is the practical reality of driving yourself to Desert Diamond Arena on a high-capacity event night. The arena's on-site parking lots open just one hour before event doors, and pre-purchased permits are the only way to guarantee a space — walk-up spots in the premium lots closest to the arena fill first. Westgate charges for arena event parking starting 3 hours before the event through 2 hours after it begins, so the paid window is set well before the show wraps — worth budgeting for up front regardless of how long the post-show exit takes.
The rideshare pickup zone runs along 95th Avenue, and after a 19,000-person sellout those pickup waits stretch long as surge pricing climbs. None of that is unusual for a major arena. All of it disappears the moment your group is on one bus instead of three cars.
A Desert Diamond Arena charter bus or party bus rental consolidates your whole group into a single vehicle, drops you at the arena, and stages nearby for a pre-arranged post-show pickup — no parking pass to buy, no 95th Avenue rideshare queue, no one in your group navigating the Westgate lot exit when everyone else is trying to leave at once. For groups of 15 or more, the per-head math almost always beats the combination of per-vehicle parking costs and individual rideshare fares — especially on a sold-out night when surge pricing is in play. One flat rate, one reservation, one vehicle.
Call 480-425-9845 to compare options for your date, or use the online form for instant availability.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Desert Diamond Arena
Desert Diamond Arena has seven numbered gates surrounding the building — Gates 1 and 7 at the south end along Maryland Avenue, Gates 3, 4, and 5 at the north end facing the Westgate Entertainment District, West VIP (Gate 2) on the arena's west side, and East VIP (Gate 6) on the east. The Loading Dock sits at the base of the arena along Maryland Avenue. For buses and oversized vehicles, Westgate Management coordinates access in advance — reach them at (623) 266-6693 before your event, per the official Westgate parking page.
That call confirms your approach route and staging area for the specific event rather than working it out at a blocked entrance on the night of the show.
Groups arriving from the south via Loop 101 Exit 7A (Maryland Avenue) pass the Parking Garage and West VIP lots before reaching the arena's south gates — a direct approach that works well for events where the south-side entrances are active. Groups arriving from the north via Loop 101 Exit 7B (Glendale Avenue) move through the Westgate Entertainment District via Hanna Lane, which opens up the arena's north gates (3, 4, 5) and the Lot J and Lot L approach — the shorter walk to the main north-facing entrances, and the route that puts the group closest to the pre-show bars and restaurants. Which approach is best for your event date and gate assignment gets confirmed when you book.
There is no Valley Metro Rail service to the Westgate area — Glendale City Council declined the light rail extension in 2017, and none has been built since. Valley Metro Bus Route 70 stops at Glendale Ave & 95th Ave, approximately a 7-minute walk from the arena, with service that runs through most of the evening. For groups coming from central Phoenix or the east Valley, that transit connection requires a transfer and significant added time.
A private Desert Diamond Arena charter bus or party bus is the only option that drops your entire group at the arena gate and picks them back up at the same spot. Check the official Desert Diamond Arena parking and directions page before your visit for current gate access and approach information for your specific event.
Bus and oversized vehicle coordination at Westgate requires an advance call to Westgate Management. Gate assignments and lot access routes shift by event type — confirming before your event date keeps the approach sorted before anyone is standing at a closed entrance on event night.
Desert Diamond Arena Parking: Lots, Prices, and the Green Sign Rule
The official parking map shows eight distinct lots surrounding the arena, each on its own approach route off Loop 101. Here is how the lot system works — and what it costs your group if everyone drives separately.
Via Loop 101 Exit 7A (Maryland Avenue): Exit 7A puts you on Maryland Avenue heading east toward the arena's south side. Turn left off Maryland to reach the Parking Garage and West VIP lot — both of which wrap around the arena's west side near Gate 2 — plus Lot E South VIP at the arena's south face. Continuing east on Maryland brings you to Lot G, the large surface lot directly east of the arena near Gate 6.
The Yellow Lot sits at the far southeast corner, near 91st Avenue and Maryland Avenue, and is the most distant option from the north-facing Gates 3, 4, and 5.
Via Loop 101 Exit 7B (Glendale Avenue): Exit 7B deposits you on Glendale Avenue, the northern approach through the Westgate district. Turn right via Hanna Lane to reach Lot J and Lot L, both sitting northeast of the arena between the Westgate restaurant corridor and the 93rd/91st Avenue boundary. Lot J is the closer of the two and is where accessible parking (first come, first served, valid disability placard required) is available alongside Lot G and the Parking Garage.
Parking across all lots ranges from roughly $10 to $75 per vehicle depending on the lot and the specific event — VIP lots and the Parking Garage carry the higher end of that range, while surface lots like the Yellow Lot run lower. All lots accept credit and debit cards only — no cash at any entrance. Look for the Green Arena Parking signs at each lot entry to confirm you're at an active lot for your event; not every lot opens for every event, and pulling up to a closed entrance on a sold-out night adds real time.
Arena parking lots open one hour before event doors, and a pre-purchased permit guarantees your space until 30 minutes after the event begins.
For a group of 15 driving separately in five cars at $30 per vehicle for Lot G on a mid-tier concert night, that's $150 in parking costs plus the post-show lot exit wait — the paid parking window runs out just 2 hours after the show begins, so it offers no relief once a sold-out crowd is filing out after a longer event. One charter bus covers the whole group for one flat rate and leaves when your group is ready. See the Westgate Entertainment District parking page and the arena's official parking page for current event-day lot availability and rates before your visit.
Getting to Desert Diamond Arena: Loop 101, Routes, and Event-Night Traffic
Desert Diamond Arena sits about 12.5 miles northwest of downtown Phoenix. The standard route from the Phoenix metro is I-10 West to Loop 101 North, exiting at Exit 7A (Maryland Avenue) for south-side lots or Exit 7B (Glendale Avenue) for north-side and Westgate lots. Groups coming from Scottsdale or Tempe typically take Loop 101 North directly, while groups from the east Valley add a stretch of US-60 West or I-10 West first.
There is no alternate approach that avoids the Loop 101 corridor for most Phoenix-area starting points.
Approximate drive times from common starting points, off-peak:
| From… | Approx. distance | Off-peak drive | Event-night reality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown Phoenix | ~12.5 miles | 20–25 min | 40–60 min |
| Scottsdale / Old Town | ~22 miles | 28–35 min | 50–75 min |
| Tempe / ASU area | ~23 miles | 28–35 min | 50–70 min |
| Mesa / Chandler | ~30–36 miles | 35–45 min | 60–90 min |
| Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) | ~14 miles | 20–25 min | 40–55 min |
| Peoria / Sun City | ~10–18 miles | 15–22 min | 28–45 min |
The event-night column is the one that shapes your plan. Desert Diamond Arena's 19,000-seat concert capacity, combined with the Westgate restaurant and bar crowd and occasional concurrent activity at State Farm Stadium to the south, pushes both the 7A and 7B exits to back up on the Loop 101 well before showtime — and backs them up again after the final act. A charter bus or party bus to Desert Diamond Arena doesn't eliminate the Loop 101, but it concentrates the navigation into one vehicle rather than across a dozen, and it means everyone in your group is already together when the post-show exits open up rather than scattered across multiple rideshares trying to regroup in the 95th Avenue queue.
Westgate Entertainment District: The Scene Before and After Your Desert Diamond Arena Show
One of the practical advantages of a Desert Diamond Arena trip is what's immediately surrounding it. The Westgate Entertainment District runs along the arena's north side — 40+ bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues accessible on foot through internal streets like Sunset Boulevard and Sunrise Boulevard. The WaterDance Plaza, with its 60,000-gallon dancing fountain display, anchors the center of the district.
Dave & Buster's, AMC Theatres, and Stir Crazy Comedy Club are among the most-visited stops. The district attracts over 22 million visitors annually and has 13 hotels within walking distance — which means pre-show options are genuine, not just a parking lot.
The walkability between the Westgate restaurants and the arena's north gates is real: Gates 3, 4, and 5 face directly toward the Westgate entertainment core, and most of the dining options are a 5-to-10-minute walk from the arena's north entrance. For groups arriving by bus, building Westgate time into the rental window — arriving 90 minutes before the show for dinner, then walking to the arena together — is a significantly better use of the evening than circling a parking lot for 30 minutes trying to find an open space in the active lots.
The Westgate Circulator, a free shuttle, connects locations within the district for those who need it. State Farm Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals, sits directly to the south along Maryland Avenue — about a 12-minute walk between the two venues. On nights when both venues have events simultaneously, parking pressure across the entire Westgate complex intensifies sharply, making a pre-booked charter bus for a Cardinals game the same smart call as it is for a Desert Diamond Arena show.
For a Desert Diamond Arena group, the key takeaway is straightforward: build Westgate time into your bus rental window, walk to Gates 3–5 when the show is ready, and your bus is pre-arranged to meet you at the same entrance when it's over.
Every Desert Diamond Arena Transportation Option Compared
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off | Post-show pickup | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split across group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Coordinated at arena gate | Staged, pre-arranged window | 15–56 |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-show surge | No — multiple cars, staggered ETAs | 95th Ave designated zone | Surge pricing, long wait | 1–4 per car |
| Drive & park on-site | $10–$75 per vehicle + gas | No — caravans split up | Varies by lot and space available | Stuck in lot exit queue for hours | 1–2 cars max |
| Valley Metro Bus (Route 70) | ~$2 per person | Only if on the same bus | Glendale Ave & 95th Ave, ~7-min walk | Limited late-night return schedule | Small groups, budget trips |
For one or two people coming from central Phoenix whose schedule lines up with Route 70's evening service, the bus is a genuinely sensible option — no parking, no surge pricing, a 7-minute walk. But once your group exceeds a couple of cars' worth of people, the coordination math tips hard toward one private vehicle. Multiple rideshares arrive at different times at the 95th Avenue drop zone, leave individuals regrouping on foot, and after the show hit surge pricing simultaneously.
A single Desert Diamond Arena party bus or charter bus rental solves all of that with one reservation and one pre-arranged pickup window after the show.
What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for Desert Diamond Arena?
The right bus comes down to two things: your headcount and what you need the vehicle to do beyond the drive. Here is how the available vehicle lineup maps to a Desert Diamond Arena trip.
| Vehicle | Seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Small groups, suite holders, corporate outings | Premium leather, USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Mid-size groups, birthday parties, corporate shuttles | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead storage |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Concert groups, bachelorette parties, large celebrations | LED lighting, premium sound with Bluetooth, flat-panel TVs, wraparound seating |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large groups, multi-pickup runs, family show outings | Reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For a concert group heading to Desert Diamond Arena, a 25-passenger party bus or a 30-passenger party bus is one of the most common fits — enough capacity for a solid friend group, with the LED lighting and Bluetooth sound that makes the pre-show ride part of the evening. For larger outings — a corporate group booked into the Bassline Bar or a Encore Club experience, or a 40-person family outing for Hot Wheels Monster Trucks — a full-size charter bus gives you undercarriage storage for gear, onboard restrooms for longer drives from the east Valley, and enough seats to keep everyone in one place from Scottsdale to Glendale. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note the need in your quote request at the time you book.
Groups coming in from out of town for a concert or UFC event typically pair a Phoenix airport pickup with the Desert Diamond Arena run — one bus collects the group at Phoenix Sky Harbor baggage claim and runs them straight to Westgate for dinner, then the show, then back to the hotel. That is the kind of multi-stop itinerary the Phoenix group transportation services page covers in full.
Desert Diamond Arena Charter Bus and Party Bus Rental Prices
Partybusinphoenixarizona.com shows available vehicles and pricing in under 30 seconds, no account required, no obligation. Rates shift based on vehicle size, total hours, the event date, and your pickup location. To give you a planning range: a 15-to-35 passenger minibus runs roughly $200–$275 per hour on weekends.
A 25-passenger party bus runs roughly $275–$375 per hour on weekends. A 40-to-56 passenger charter bus runs roughly $200–$350 per hour weekdays or weekends. A typical Desert Diamond Arena evening — hotel pickup, pre-show time at Westgate, the show, and the return run — clocks 4 to 5 hours for most Phoenix-area groups.
To give you an idea: a 24-person group heading to a Friday night concert books a 25-passenger party bus for 5 hours. Pickup at 5:30 PM from a Scottsdale hotel, at Westgate by 6:45 PM for dinner before a 7:30 PM show. The bus stages nearby through the 10:00 PM close, meets the group at the agreed gate, and returns to Scottsdale by 11:15 PM.
At a weekend rate of around $325/hour for 5 hours, the total comes to roughly $1,625 — about $68 per person — with zero parking costs and no rideshare surge pricing factored in. Split a $30 parking pass and a $25 rideshare home across the same 24 people separately, and the bus comes out ahead before you account for the coordination and wait time saved.
These are planning ranges, not a quote — pricing for your specific date, vehicle, and route depends on current network availability. Check the Phoenix party bus prices page for more context, or call 480-425-9845 any time for a free quote at no obligation.
What's Coming to Desert Diamond Arena in 2026
Desert Diamond Arena's calendar runs year-round and covers concerts, sporting events, UFC, and family shows. Following a $42 million renovation unveiled in August 2025, the arena added the Bassline Bar, Studio 623 private booths, The View on the third floor, and the Encore Club on Three private loges — making it a stronger draw for premium group experiences beyond general admission floor events. The renovation also expanded the venue's premium suite and loge inventory, so corporate group bookings into suite-level events have grown significantly.
Upcoming events drawing large group bookings from across the Phoenix metro:
Megan Moroney — August 11, 2026. Country concerts at Desert Diamond Arena consistently drive strong group bookings from the Scottsdale and East Valley markets. A 19,000-seat sellout on a weeknight means Exit 7A and 7B both queue back on Loop 101 by showtime, and rideshare demand on 95th Avenue after the show is predictably high.
A Phoenix concert party bus rental for a group of 20+ on this kind of night makes the post-show logistics significantly simpler.
Mount Westmore (Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40, Too Short) — August 28, 2026. High-capacity hip-hop events at Desert Diamond Arena fill to the upper tier quickly and generate some of the longer post-show rideshare waits the venue sees.
Ramon Ayala — September 5, 2026. Latin concerts draw large group turnout from across the Valley, and the Westgate pre-show scene makes a built-in dinner stop before the show a natural addition to a group bus reservation.
NOCHE UFC — September 12, 2026. UFC events at Desert Diamond Arena consistently sell to capacity and create some of the heaviest post-event rideshare pressure the venue sees. Groups heading to UFC at Desert Diamond Arena are strong candidates for a Phoenix sporting event charter bus — the pickup wait on 95th Avenue after a sold-out UFC card routinely extends 20–30 minutes at premium surge rates.
Charli XCX — October 21, 2026 | Los Tigres del Norte — October 24, 2026. Back-to-back sold-out events in the same week are a pattern the arena's event calendar produces regularly, and they also reflect the breadth of the booking calendar — Latin, pop, and rock acts all draw full houses on separate nights. If your group's event is in this category, vehicle availability in the Phoenix network gets tight quickly for high-demand weekends.
Book as soon as your tickets are confirmed.
RUSH: Fifty Something — December 1 & 3, 2026. A two-night rock engagement is one of the stronger group booking scenarios of the fall season — fan groups coordinating across both nights often book a multi-night vehicle arrangement. Call 480-425-9845 to discuss how that kind of back-to-back reservation works.
Gracie Abrams — December 9–10, 2026. Another two-night engagement closing out the year. December concert nights in the West Valley carry an added bonus: Arizona's weather makes waiting in the 95th Avenue rideshare queue genuinely comfortable, which is still a worse experience than having your bus staged and ready at the agreed pickup window.
For the full current event calendar, check the official Desert Diamond Arena website.
Arizona Rattlers (Indoor Football League). The Arizona Rattlers have called Desert Diamond Arena home since 2024 and play through the summer months. IFL game nights draw smaller crowds than a sold-out concert, but Westgate dining combined with the game still puts pressure on the closer parking lots on game evenings.
First-Timer Tips for Desert Diamond Arena
Bag policy. Only bags and purses measuring 12″ × 12″ × 6″ or smaller are allowed inside the arena. Laptop bags, briefcases, camera bags, coolers, and seat cushions are all prohibited.
One factory-sealed water bottle under 17 oz per person is allowed; all other outside food and beverages are turned away at the gate. If someone in your group needs a medical exception, contact Guest Services at (623) 249-2603 or email guestservices@desertdiamondarena.com in advance. The full policy is in the arena’s official A to Z Guide.
No cash at any parking lot. Every lot accepts credit and debit cards only — no exceptions. If your group is driving, make sure everyone at the wheel has a card ready at the lot entry.
The lots do not hold a queue while someone sorts out a cash situation.
The Green Parking signs are your guide. Not every lot is active for every event. Look for the green arena parking signs at each lot entry to confirm you are in an active lot for your specific show.
Pulling up to an inactive lot entrance on a sold-out night adds real time when the active lots already have entry queues.
Build arrival time in. Arena parking lots open one hour before event doors; pre-purchased permits are only guaranteed until 30 minutes after the event begins. Arriving 90 minutes before showtime is the practical minimum if you're driving.
On a bus with pre-show Westgate time built into the reservation window, you can use that same buffer at a bar or restaurant instead of in a parking structure.
Post-show rideshare wait is real. After a sold-out Desert Diamond Arena event, rideshare demand spikes along 95th Avenue as all 19,000 attendees exit at once and surge pricing kicks in across the board. Groups that planned to Uber home after a high-capacity show have reported 20–30 minute waits at well above normal rates.
A charter bus or party bus with a pre-arranged post-show pickup window eliminates that calculation.
Guest Services are at Sections 115 and 226. You can also text “DDA Help” with your question or issue to 623-400-2515 for in-event assistance without leaving your seat.
Frequently Asked Questions: Renting a Bus to Desert Diamond Arena
Where does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Desert Diamond Arena?
Desert Diamond Arena has seven numbered gates. Gates 1 and 7 are at the south end of the arena along Maryland Avenue. Gates 3, 4, and 5 are at the north end facing the Westgate Entertainment District.
Gate 2 (West VIP) is on the arena’s west side and Gate 6 (East VIP) is on the east. The Loading Dock sits at the south base of the building along Maryland. For buses and oversized vehicles, Westgate Management coordinates access in advance — reach them at (623) 266-6693 before your event to confirm the approach route and staging area for your specific date.
How much does parking cost at Desert Diamond Arena?
Event-day parking ranges from roughly $10 to $75 per vehicle depending on the lot and event. Premium VIP lots and the Parking Garage carry higher rates; the Yellow Lot at 91st and Maryland carries lower rates. All lots accept credit and debit cards only — no cash.
Pre-purchasing a permit guarantees your space until 30 minutes after the event begins and gets you faster lot entry. Current lot availability and pricing for your event is on the official parking page.
Which Loop 101 exit do I use for Desert Diamond Arena?
Exit 7A (Maryland Avenue) for south-side lots — the Parking Garage, West VIP, Lot E South VIP, and Lot G. Exit 7B (Glendale Avenue) for north-side lots — Lot J and Lot L, accessed via Hanna Lane east of the 101. On sold-out event nights, both exits back up on Loop 101 itself; the north-side lots (Lot J, Lot L) via Exit 7B are closer to the main north-facing gates and the Westgate restaurant corridor.
Where is the rideshare drop-off at Desert Diamond Arena?
Designated rideshare drop-off zones are located along 95th Avenue near the arena. After a high-capacity event, rideshare pickup waits at this zone extend significantly as surge pricing climbs and all 19,000 attendees exit at once. Groups that pre-arrange a charter bus or party bus pickup avoid the 95th Avenue queue entirely.
Is there Valley Metro light rail service to Desert Diamond Arena?
No. Glendale City Council declined the light rail extension to the Westgate area in 2017, and no rail service reaches Desert Diamond Arena. Valley Metro Bus Route 70 stops at Glendale Ave & 95th Ave, approximately a 7-minute walk from the arena. For groups from central Phoenix or the east Valley, this route requires a transfer and adds significant travel time.
How far is Desert Diamond Arena from downtown Phoenix?
About 12.5 miles northwest via I-10 West to Loop 101 North — roughly 20–25 minutes off-peak, 40–60 minutes on a sold-out event night when both the 7A and 7B ramps queue back onto the freeway.
How far in advance should I book a charter bus or party bus to Desert Diamond Arena?
For major concerts with national touring artists, UFC events, and two-night engagements, book as soon as your event tickets are confirmed — vehicle availability in the Phoenix network gets thin for high-demand dates. For Arizona Rattlers games and smaller events, 2–3 weeks of lead time is usually workable. The earlier you call, the better the vehicle selection.
Call 480-425-9845 to check availability for your specific date.
What is the bag policy at Desert Diamond Arena?
Bags and purses must be 12″ × 12″ × 6″ or smaller. Laptop bags, briefcases, camera bags, coolers, and seat cushions are prohibited. One factory-sealed water bottle under 17 oz per person is allowed; all other outside food and beverages are not.
For medical accommodations, contact Guest Services at (623) 249-2603 in advance. Full policy details are in the official A to Z Guide.
How much does a party bus or charter bus to Desert Diamond Arena cost?
Weekend party bus rates start around $250–$375 per hour depending on capacity. Charter bus rates run $200–$350 per hour. A typical 4-to-5-hour Desert Diamond Arena evening for a mid-size group might run $1,000–$1,875 total before splitting per head.
Call 480-425-9845 or use the online form for a quote in under 30 seconds — no account required, no obligation.
Are ADA-accessible buses available for Desert Diamond Arena trips?
Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network. Note the need in your quote request at the time of booking. At the arena, accessible parking is available in Lots G, J, and the Parking Garage on a first-come, first-served basis for vehicles with valid disability placards or plates.
Can a charter bus do a multi-stop run including Westgate restaurants and Desert Diamond Arena?
Yes. A hotel pickup, a Westgate pre-show stop, the show, and a post-show return are all part of a single bus reservation. That multi-stop itinerary is exactly what building extra hours into the rental window covers.
Mention your plan when you request your quote so the right number of hours is built in from the start. For more on organizing multi-venue group trips in the Valley, see the Phoenix group transportation services page.
Book Your Desert Diamond Arena Bus Rental Today
Whether it’s a Charli XCX concert, a UFC event, a corporate group heading for the Bassline Bar or Encore Club experience, or a 40-person family outing for Monster Trucks, Partybusinphoenixarizona.com makes it straightforward to find and compare party buses, charter buses, minibuses, and Sprinter vehicles through a large network of bus companies serving Glendale and the greater Phoenix area. Fill out the quick online form or call 480-425-9845 any time — quotes are free, no account required, and you can have pricing for your specific date in under 30 seconds. For a full look at concert and event transportation across the Valley, see the Phoenix concert party bus rental page.
Looking to compare nearby options? The Glendale party bus rental page covers the whole Westgate district. The arena’s address is 9400 West Maryland Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85305; the box office can be reached at (623) 772-3240 for event-specific questions.
