Forty-five miles. That's the I-25 run north from Pueblo to Broadmoor World Arena in Colorado Springs — a straight shot up one of the cleaner highway corridors in Colorado, and for most groups, the easy part of the trip. The hard part is what happens once you exit at South Circle Drive: Venetucci Boulevard feeding 2,400 parking spots from one road, the lot attendants waving everyone into lines at the same time, and however many cars your group sent up the interstate trying to reassemble into a group once the show ends.
One charter bus or party bus from Pueblo solves all of it. One departure point, one arrival, one staging spot, one pickup window — and the whole I-25 run becomes part of the event rather than a logistics headache bookending it.
This guide covers exactly how Broadmoor World Arena group transportation works — the official drop-off address, how the parking lots are organized, which entrance to use and which to skip, the I-25 routing from Pueblo, and what's happening at the arena through the end of 2026. Pueblopartybuscompany.com connects Pueblo groups to a large network of bus companies serving southern Colorado, with vehicle options from 14-passenger Sprinter limos up to 56-passenger charter buses. Fill out the quick online form or call 719-733-8370 — pricing comes back in about a minute, no account required.
Why Rent a Bus to Broadmoor World Arena from Pueblo?
Broadmoor World Arena seats 7,750 for hockey, 8,099 for basketball, and up to 9,000 for concerts configured in the round — which puts it in that mid-size range where the arena feels intimate but the parking lot is doing serious work. On-site parking accommodates 2,400 vehicles, and general parking is $10.50 by card or $10 cash, available only on arrival with no advance reservations and no refunds. Premium parking in Lot A — the closest spots to the main entrance — runs $25 per spot, must be purchased online in advance through AXS, and sells out before major shows.
Five cars carrying a group of 20 people means $52.50 in general parking before you've reached the gate, five separate trips to find spots in the same lot, five separate return-trip conversations, and at least a few people who can't drink at the show because they're driving home to Pueblo.
A Pueblo charter bus or party bus rental replaces all of that. One vehicle gathers the group before the I-25 run, drops everyone at the official drop-off zone on Geyser Drive, stages nearby during the show, and is right there when the final song ends. Nobody is hunting a car in a dark parking lot.
Nobody is watching surge pricing climb on a rideshare app at 10 PM in Colorado Springs. The Pueblo concert transportation page covers the general case — and for the Broadmoor World Arena trip specifically, the operational details below are what actually matter.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Broadmoor World Arena
The official drop-off address for rideshare and passenger vehicles at Broadmoor World Arena is 2922 Geyser Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. This is the address the arena publishes on its own directions page for Uber, Lyft, and personal drop-offs — the Geyser Drive side of the property, which the arena specifically recommends because it moves faster on event nights than the main Venetucci Boulevard entrance. For a charter bus dropping 30 or 50 passengers, this is where the group unloads and where the bus returns for the post-show pickup.
Once your group is out at the Geyser Drive drop-off, the main entrance ramp is located between Gate A and Gate B. Gate A has automatic doors and is the primary ADA-accessible entry point. The arena's accessibility page confirms that ADA-accessible parking is directly across from the building ramp, and two elevators serve the venue interior — a VIP elevator at the Northwest Club Entrance and a service elevator behind Section 117/118.
Guest Services — for lost items, assisted listening devices, and in-arena assistance — is located near Gate 107.
For a charter bus staging during the show, the general parking lot is large enough to accommodate oversized vehicles. The lot has three access points — Venetucci Blvd (the primary road, and the slowest on event nights), Geyser Dr, and Bob Johnson Dr (both faster, both recommended by the arena itself). For the bus to stage and be ready at the Geyser Drive drop-off zone for the post-show pickup, the Geyser Drive entrance is the logical approach.
For larger shows like Monster Jam or sold-out concerts — when lot attendants are actively directing traffic — it's worth calling the arena at (719) 477-2100 in advance to coordinate exactly where an oversized vehicle should stage during the event.
Official drop-off address: 2922 Geyser Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906. The arena's own published guidance directs rideshare and drop-off traffic to Geyser Drive — it's the faster approach on event nights, and it's where the group reassembles for the return trip to Pueblo.
Parking at Broadmoor World Arena: Costs, Lots, and the Part That Surprises Groups
The three parking entrances are not equal. Venetucci Boulevard is the main approach — and the one that backs up on event nights because it serves the most traffic. The arena's own directions page recommends using Geyser Drive or Bob Johnson Drive instead for quicker access.
That's not a subtle suggestion; it's the arena's actual guidance, and it matters for a group arriving by bus at the Geyser Drive drop-off address.
General parking is $10.50 by card or $10 cash. It's first-come, available only on arrival, with no advance purchase and no refunds. Premium parking in Lot A — the spaces closest to the venue entrance — costs $25 and requires an online purchase in advance through AXS or the specific event's ticketing page.
To reach Lot A, the arena directs vehicles to enter via Bob Johnson Drive south of the arena, turn left onto Bob Johnson, take the first left into Lot D by the Ice Hall, and follow signs through Lot D into Lot A. Premium parking closes at sell-out or at the end of the day before the event, whichever comes first. For Monster Jam weekends and major concerts, it sells well before event day.
Two notes that matter for Pueblo groups: tailgating is prohibited on Broadmoor World Arena property, and no overnight camping or extended lot stays are permitted. If the pregame gathering is part of your group's plan, that has to happen before you leave Pueblo or at a Colorado Springs restaurant on the way — not in the arena parking lot. A charter bus from Pueblo that handles the pregame energy on the I-25 run actually sidesteps this entirely.
| Transportation option | Cost shape | Group arrives together? | Drop-off location | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus from Pueblo | One flat rate, split across the group | Yes — one departure, one arrival | Best — Geyser Dr official drop-off, steps from Gate A/B ramp | Groups of 15–56 |
| Drive separately and park | $10.50 per car in general, or $25/car for Lot A if still available | No — multiple arrivals, scattered parking spots | Variable by lot — may require a walk to the main entrance | Small groups (1–2 cars) |
| Rideshare from Colorado Springs | Per-ride each way + post-show surge | Only if you fit one car | Geyser Dr drop-off — same as the bus, but one car at a time | Individuals or couples already in Colorado Springs |
Once your group grows past two or three cars' worth of people, the coordination cost of separate vehicles tips decisively toward one bus — multiple arrival times, scattered parking spots in a 2,400-space lot, and a post-show reassembly problem that starts the moment the lights come up.
The 45-Mile I-25 Run: Charter Bus & Party Bus Routing from Pueblo to Broadmoor World Arena
From Pueblo, the routing is simple: take I-25 North for roughly 45 miles and exit at Exit 138 (South Circle Drive/Lake). Head west on Lake Avenue toward the mountains, turn left onto Venetucci Boulevard, and follow it to the second traffic light — Broadmoor World Arena will be on your left. Under normal conditions, that's a 45-to-50-minute drive.
On event nights, add 15 to 20 minutes from Exit 138 to the drop-off zone. Venetucci Boulevard is the single road feeding a 2,400-vehicle lot from one direction, and before sold-out shows — especially Monster Jam Saturdays with two performances — it backs up steadily from mid-afternoon. A charter bus navigating that corridor is in the same traffic as every other vehicle.
The difference is that once the bus reaches the Geyser Drive approach to the drop-off address, it's not circling for a spot — it unloads the group and either stages in the lot or holds on Geyser Drive until the post-show pickup window.
For groups gathering in downtown Pueblo before departure — a meet point at a hotel, a central parking lot, or a neighborhood address — departure timing matters. A Monster Jam Saturday at noon means loading the bus by 10 AM at the latest to clear I-25, exit cleanly at 138, and reach the Geyser Drive drop-off before the lot attendants are in full traffic-direction mode. An evening concert with a 7 PM door means leaving Pueblo no later than 5:15 PM.
On one bus, that departure happens once — not staggered across five cars leaving from five different locations.
Getting Your Group Out of Broadmoor World Arena After the Show
The post-event exit is where the parking situation at any mid-size arena earns its reputation, and Broadmoor World Arena is no exception. The arena's directions page gives two routes out of the lot. The first: take the eastbound one-way tunnel on the frontage road south of the arena, follow it to Janitell Road, continue to Circle Drive, and turn left to reach I-25.
The second: head south on Venetucci Boulevard, pick up S. Academy Boulevard, and access I-25 from there. Both routes work, and both carry the same crowd leaving the same event at the same time.
On a private bus, your group has one thing every car in that lot doesn't: a reserved seat and an agreed pickup plan. Set your post-show pickup window before anyone goes inside, confirm the staging spot at the Geyser Drive drop-off address, and the bus is right there when the last note plays and the house lights come on. No one is looking for a parking spot in the dark.
No one is watching the rideshare app estimate 22 minutes and climbing at 10 PM on a Saturday. The group loads, and the I-25 south run back to Pueblo is already handled.
Broadmoor World Arena 2026: Events Worth a Charter Bus or Party Bus from Pueblo
The arena runs a year-round schedule of concerts, family events, pro wrestling, and fan conventions. These are the dates remaining on the 2026 calendar — all confirmed on the official arena events page — that make the Pueblo-to-Colorado Springs run worth planning.
All Elite Wrestling Collision — August 8, 2026, 5:30 PM. AEW's weekly live television broadcast comes to Broadmoor World Arena for a Saturday night taping. Pro wrestling events draw passionate fan groups from across the region, and for a group coming up from Pueblo, a party bus for the August 8 show means the group rolls in together for the full arena atmosphere — floor energy, nosebleeds, wherever your seats land — rather than parking in four different corners of the lot.
Tickets are available through AXS. See the official AEW Collision event page for current details.
Colorado Springs Comic Con — August 21–23, 2026. A three-day fan convention at the World Arena complex — comics, gaming, cosplay, anime, and celebrity guests across the full weekend. Multi-day events like Comic Con are exactly when a chartered bus from Pueblo earns its keep beyond just transportation: one vehicle coordinates the group across multiple days and different session times, without anyone stuck staying sober behind the wheel for a three-day run.
Groups going all three days should book the bus well in advance — Comic Con weekend fills the Colorado Springs hotel corridor and tends to spike transportation demand across the city.
Monster Jam — October 23–25, 2026. Four shows across three days: Friday, October 23 at 7 PM; Saturday, October 24 at 12 PM and 6 PM; and Sunday, October 25 at 12 PM. Monster Jam at Broadmoor World Arena is one of the highest-demand family events on Colorado's fall calendar, and it draws Pueblo families specifically because it's the closest arena-scale monster truck event to the city.
The Saturday double-header is the peak day — parking pressure on October 24 is real from mid-morning through the second show's end, and the lot at 2,400 spaces serves both shows' arrivals and departures in an overlapping window. Getting a bus locked in for the Saturday show (either noon or 6 PM) well before October is the move. See the official Monster Jam event page for ticketing and show times.
MercyMe — November 5, 2026. A fall arena concert at the start of the stretch when I-25 between Pueblo and Colorado Springs picks up its first serious winter weather windows. A charter bus handling the post-show return south on I-25 on a November night is a meaningfully different proposition than five separate cars navigating the corridor after dark.
The I-25 corridor between Pueblo and the El Paso County line sees early-season snow events in November — a factor worth building into your departure timing planning and, for a group trip, a concrete argument for putting the return route on one vehicle.
For the full, current schedule, the official Broadmoor World Arena events calendar is the right source — the fall and winter schedule continues to fill in, and the best vehicles in the network fill right along with it.
What Size Party Bus or Charter Bus Fits Your Broadmoor World Arena Group?
Group size determines the vehicle. For a Pueblo-to-Colorado Springs run, the distance is long enough that comfort matters — a 45-mile I-25 trip is a different situation than a 10-minute hop across town. Here is how the full vehicle lineup breaks down for a Broadmoor World Arena trip.
| Vehicle | Seats | Best for | Key amenities for this run |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Small family groups, corporate outings, birthday trips | Climate control, USB charging, comfortable seating for the I-25 run |
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo | Up to 14 | Celebration groups, milestone birthdays, VIP arrivals | Premium leather seating, tinted windows, elevated interior |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Concert groups, AEW fan groups, birthdays heading to a show | Built-in bar area, LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Monster Jam families, mid-size friend groups, company outings | Reclining seats, overhead storage, powerful A/C for the mountain-adjacent run |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large groups, school groups, company-wide event trips | Onboard restrooms (critical for November runs), undercarriage bays, WiFi, power outlets |
For Monster Jam families hauling little kids and the inevitable amount of gear that comes with them, a minibus in the 20-to-35 passenger range is a natural fit — overhead storage for jackets and bags, reclining seats for the return ride when kids are wiped out. For a concert group of 40 or more making the evening run north and planning to stay until the last song, a charter bus with onboard restrooms eliminates the mid-highway pit stop on the way home — and for the November MercyMe show especially, having the return trip on one vehicle with a warm interior is the right call. For a 25-passenger party bus, the LED lighting and Bluetooth sound build the energy on the I-25 run itself before the arena even opens its doors.
ADA-accessible vehicles can be requested — just note your needs when you request a quote.
Party Bus & Charter Bus Rental Prices from Pueblo to Broadmoor World Arena
Getting pricing through Pueblopartybuscompany.com for a Pueblo-to-Broadmoor World Arena run takes about a minute — use the online form or call 719-733-8370 and you'll see vehicle options with rates quickly, no account required. To give you an idea of what a trip like this looks like, here are example planning ranges based on the network's vehicles:
A minibus (15–35 passengers) runs roughly $200–$275 per hour on weekends. For a Monster Jam Saturday with the I-25 run each way plus the show, figure four to five hours of total rental time — which puts a group of 25 people in the range of $800 to $1,375 for the whole bus, or roughly $32 to $55 per person. A charter bus (40–56 passengers) runs roughly $200–$350 per hour on weekdays and weekends alike.
A 50-person group on the same four-to-five-hour window runs $800 to $1,750 total — around $16 to $35 per head, which compares favorably to five separate cars paying general parking at $10.50 each plus gas both ways from Pueblo plus five people in the group who can't drink at the show because they're driving.
Party buses in the 15-to-50 passenger range run roughly $250–$375 per hour on weekends depending on size. A 25-passenger party bus for an AEW night or a fall concert might land in that $250–$375/hour range for the evening. These are example ranges to help you plan — real pricing moves with the specific date, vehicle, hours, and demand.
Check the Pueblo party bus prices page for more, or call 719-733-8370 for a quote on your exact date.
A 45-person group on one charter bus at a planning range of $200–$350/hour pays roughly $18–$39 per person for a four-to-five-hour run to Broadmoor World Arena. That's before accounting for the nine cars that group would otherwise need — $94.50 in general parking alone, gas both ways on I-25, and at least several people who can't drink at the show. Once you're past a handful of cars' worth of people, the math flips fast.
Tips for Your Group Visit to Broadmoor World Arena
Book Monster Jam and Comic Con well in advance. These are the two biggest draws on the 2026 calendar that pull groups from outside Colorado Springs, and premium parking in Lot A sells out before both. Bus availability from Pueblo follows the same curve — when Monster Jam Saturday has multiple shows and multiple groups heading up from the Pueblo area, the right-size vehicles go first.
Locking in at least a month out for major events is the right approach.
Skip the Venetucci Boulevard entrance on event nights. It's the main approach and the one that backs up. The arena's own guidance recommends Geyser Drive and Bob Johnson Drive for quicker access — and since the Geyser Drive entrance leads directly to the official drop-off address at 2922 Geyser Dr, it's the natural path for any bus dropping a group.
Tailgating is not permitted on the property. This is a firm rule at Broadmoor World Arena. No pregame grills, no extended lot setups.
If a pregame gathering is part of your group's plan, that happens before leaving Pueblo or at a Colorado Springs restaurant on the way to the arena — not in the parking lot.
If any members of your group are driving separately, they need Lot A purchased in advance. The $25 premium parking pass closes at sell-out or the day before the event. There is no day-of Lot A purchase.
Encourage anyone driving separately to buy it online as soon as they have tickets, especially for Monster Jam and sold-out concerts.
November weather on I-25 is a real planning factor. The MercyMe show on November 5 sits right in the window when the I-25 corridor between Pueblo and the Pikes Peak region picks up early-season snow and ice events. Build buffer time into your departure, and consider the return trip — one bus handling 40 people south on I-25 in November weather is a materially different risk picture than five separate cars.
For the most current lot hours, event-specific traffic plans, and any parking policy updates, we recommend checking the official Broadmoor World Arena parking and directions page before your event date — lot configurations and traffic flow plans can change by show.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to Broadmoor World Arena
Where does a charter bus drop off at Broadmoor World Arena?
The official drop-off address published by the arena for rideshare and passenger vehicles is 2922 Geyser Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80906 — the Geyser Drive side of the property, which the arena recommends as the faster approach over the main Venetucci Boulevard entrance. The main building ramp sits between Gate A and Gate B; Gate A has automatic doors and is the ADA-accessible entry point. This is where the bus drops the group on the way in and where it stages for the post-show pickup.
How much is parking at Broadmoor World Arena?
General parking is $10.50 by card or $10 cash, available on arrival only — no advance reservations, no refunds. Premium parking in Lot A costs $25 and must be purchased online in advance through AXS or the specific event page. Premium parking sells out before major shows and closes at sell-out or end of day before the event.
All details are on the official parking page.
How far is it from Pueblo to Broadmoor World Arena, and what's the route?
The drive is roughly 45 miles via I-25 North. Take Exit 138 (South Circle Drive/Lake) in Colorado Springs, head west on Lake Avenue toward the mountains, turn left onto Venetucci Boulevard, and follow to the second traffic light — the arena is on your left. Under normal conditions, plan for 45 to 50 minutes.
On event nights, add 15 to 20 minutes for the Venetucci corridor and use the Geyser Drive approach to reach the drop-off zone.
Can a charter bus stage during the show at Broadmoor World Arena?
Yes — the vehicle is booked as a block of hours, so it can drop the group, stage in or near the general parking lot during the event, and be at the agreed pickup point when the show ends. For sold-out events and Monster Jam weekends specifically, it's worth calling the arena at (719) 477-2100 before the event to coordinate staging for an oversized vehicle. Set the post-show pickup window and meeting point before anyone goes inside — 8,000 people exiting at the same time makes a pre-agreed plan the difference between a 10-minute load and a 45-minute parking lot search.
Is tailgating allowed at Broadmoor World Arena?
No — tailgating is prohibited on Broadmoor World Arena property. No overnight camping is permitted either. If a pregame gathering is part of your group's plan, it needs to happen before leaving Pueblo or at a Colorado Springs restaurant before heading to the arena.
What is the best parking entrance at Broadmoor World Arena on event nights?
The arena's own guidance recommends Geyser Drive and Bob Johnson Drive over the main Venetucci Boulevard entrance, which is the busiest and slowest on event nights. To reach Lot A premium parking, use Bob Johnson Drive — enter south of the arena on Venetucci, turn left onto Bob Johnson, take the first left into Lot D by the Ice Hall, and follow signs through Lot D into Lot A.
What are the post-show exit routes from Broadmoor World Arena?
The arena's directions page gives two options: the eastbound one-way tunnel on the frontage road south of the arena — follow it to Janitell Road, continue to Circle Drive, and turn left to I-25 — or head south on Venetucci Boulevard to S. Academy Boulevard and access I-25 from there. On a bus, the return route south on I-25 to Pueblo is simply part of the booking — no navigation decisions after a late show.
What big events are coming to Broadmoor World Arena in 2026?
Confirmed 2026 events on the arena's calendar include AEW Collision on August 8 at 5:30 PM, Colorado Springs Comic Con August 21–23, Monster Jam October 23–25 (four shows across three days), and MercyMe on November 5. Check the official Broadmoor World Arena events calendar for the full schedule and any new additions through year-end.
How do I get a bus quote from Pueblo to Broadmoor World Arena?
Use the online quote form on this site or call 719-733-8370 any time — pricing comes back in about a minute, no account required, no obligation. Pueblopartybuscompany.com connects Pueblo groups to a network of bus companies serving southern Colorado, with vehicle options from a 14-passenger Sprinter limo up to a 56-passenger charter bus. Groups coming from Colorado Springs, Castle Rock, or other front-range cities can find options through the Colorado Springs party bus rental page.
Book Your Pueblo Bus to Broadmoor World Arena Today
The 45-mile I-25 run from Pueblo to Colorado Springs is one of the more straightforward group trip setups in southern Colorado — one highway, one exit, one arena, and one very specific drop-off address on Geyser Drive. Pueblopartybuscompany.com makes finding the right bus for your headcount fast and low-pressure: fill out the quick online form or call 719-733-8370 any time, and you'll have vehicle options and pricing for your date in about a minute. No account required.
Whether your group is heading north for Monster Jam in October, an AEW card in August, a fall concert, or Comic Con weekend — a Pueblo charter bus or party bus rental to Broadmoor World Arena puts everyone on one vehicle for the I-25 run, the drop-off on Geyser Drive, and the return trip home. Call 719-733-8370 to lock in your date. For sporting event transportation from Pueblo to other venues — or for groups planning a different Colorado front-range destination — check the broader Pueblo group transportation options.
Also making a trip to Red Rocks Amphitheatre or Empower Field at Mile High on a different date? Those guides cover their own approach routes, parking logistics, and bus drop-off details — see the Red Rocks bus guide and the Empower Field transportation guide.
