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<\/p>\nI grew up 20 minutes away from Clemson University, which means I grew up understanding two important facts: 1) college football is a big, big deal and 2) game-day traffic is the worst kind of traffic. But if your team makes it to the National Championship, you can\u2019t let that horrible traffic stop you from cheering them on (see fact 1.) So what to do?<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re looking for group transportation, a charter bus could be a great option. GOGO Charters offers bus rentals capable of accommodating anywhere from 18 to 56 people. Whether you\u2019re with your extended family, your former fraternity, or your tailgating team, we can save you the hassle of losing each other\u2019s cars in traffic and trying to find parking.<\/p>\n
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Our reservations team is available 24\/7 at 1-855-826-6770. <\/strong>But if you\u2019ve never taken a charter bus to a college football game before and want to know what to expect before you call, I\u2019ve got you covered. Here\u2019s my step-by-step guide to traveling to your team\u2019s bowl game (and, hopefully, the National Championship) on a charter bus.<\/p>\n If you want to go the National Championship in January, you need to book your charter bus several months in advance, ideally in October. That can be a scary prospect when you don\u2019t know if your team is going to make the cut\u2014but it\u2019s also scary to imagine missing the moment your team becomes the National Champions.<\/p>\n If your school is having a great year and you can afford a splurge, the risk of booking in advance could be worth it. Plus, even if it\u2019s not your team down on the field, you\u2019ll still get to see the two best teams in the country battle it out.<\/p>\n But maybe you have zero interest in the National Championship if your team won\u2019t be there. That\u2019s okay. GOGO Charters might still be able to get you a last-minute bus to the National Championship or the Bowl game your team qualifies for, as long as we don\u2019t run out of buses. It\u2019s another kind of gamble.<\/p>\n Though we may not know what teams will be in each bowl game or in the National Championship, we already know where the games will be held. If you\u2019re traveling to a game in your region, a charter bus offers all the fun of a road trip (friends and snacks!) without the stress of needing to drive.<\/p>\n Trying to reach the other side of the country? You could organize an epic road trip, or you could book a flight and then reserve a minibus from the airport to the stadium. A minibus might seem like an unnecessary expense when you already bought plane tickets, but it can be immensely difficult to find enough rental cars or rideshares for group transportation during a bowl game, so a shuttle may be worth it.<\/p>\n Tell your aunt, your college roommate, or your best friend that if they want to go to the game, they need to RSVP so you can get a headcount. When you tell us how many people you\u2019re bringing, we can figure out what buses you need and in what sizes.<\/p>\n1. Decide when to book.<\/h2>\n
2. Plan how to get there.<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\n3.\u00a0 Figure out who you\u2019re taking.<\/h2>\n
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