Every Royals fan in Kansas City knows the I-70 East crawl toward the Truman Sports Complex on a warm Friday night — three lanes bottlenecking into a clogged Blue Ridge Cutoff, the parking toll queue backed up past the Highway 40 interchange, and half your group still hunting for a space in Lot A while the first pitch clock is already running. The question that decides whether your group has a great game day or a grinding one is simple: where does the bus drop us off, and where does it park while we're inside?

This guide answers that plainly, using the Royals' own published parking and transportation information, and then walks through everything else a group trip to Kauffman Stadium needs — which vehicle fits your party, what shapes the price, how the tailgate rules actually work, and what happens when 37,000 fans all leave at once. We coordinate Kansas City Royals game-day trips regularly, so the detail below comes from booking these runs, not from copying the team's FAQ. For the full picture of how we handle sporting events across the metro, see our Kansas City sporting event party bus rental service.

Stadium address

1 Royal Way, Kansas City, MO 64129

Charter bus drop-off

Gate B (third base / west side)

Bus parking

Lot N (oversize) — $41 advance / $50 day-of

Stadium capacity

37,903

Rideshare pickup (Royals games)

Middle of Lot A, after first pitch

From downtown Kansas City

~10 miles via I-70 East, 10–15 min off-peak

Why a Charter Bus to Kauffman Stadium Makes Sense

The Truman Sports Complex sits about ten miles east of downtown on I-70, and under normal conditions that is a genuinely short drive. On a Friday night Royals game, especially one against the Yankees or a post-season contender, that ten miles turns into 40 minutes of bumper-to-bumper on the highway, another 15 minutes inching through the toll plaza, and then the real problem: the parking lot itself. Kauffman Stadium's parking requires a pre-purchased pass in every lot, and day-of gate prices run $30 for general, $45 for reserved, and $50 for oversized vehicles — all on top of the fuel and the designated-driver question.

A Kansas City party bus rental to Kauffman Stadium solves the whole stack at once. Your group loads up at one address, the pregame energy is already building on the ride out, and nobody is drawing straws for who stays sober behind the wheel. The bus drops your crew at Gate B on the third base / west side of the stadium and parks in Lot N — the oversize vehicle lot — while you're inside.

When the final out lands and 37,000 fans surge toward the exits simultaneously, your bus is right there waiting instead of three miles away while a rideshare surge calms down. That is the whole point, and it is a real one at a stadium where post-game congestion on Blue Ridge Cutoff is its own kind of local legend.

Charter Bus Drop-Off and Parking at Kauffman Stadium

Here is the part most guides leave vague. The Royals' published transportation information is clear on the routing, so let's go straight to it.

Drop-off: Buses enter via Gate 2, Gate 5, or Gate 6 on the outer Truman Sports Complex perimeter, then drop passengers off at Stadium Gate B — the Hy-Vee Gate B entrance on the third base / west side of the building at the intersection of Royal Way and the main stadium approach. Gate B is actually the busiest and most recognizable entry point at Kauffman, because it's visible from the majority of the parking lots. Your group steps off the bus steps from the entrance and walks straight in — no parking garage to navigate, no footbridge to cross.

Bus parking: After drop-off, the bus either parks in Lot N — the dedicated oversize vehicle lot on the third base / west side — or exits through Gate 7, which is the designated Bus Exit for vehicles not staying on site. The oversize vehicle pass runs $41 purchased online in advance or $50 at the gate (while supplies last, and they do run out for popular games). That pass must be displayed on the MLB Ballpark app at the tollgate on entry — cash isn't accepted at the main plaza lanes.

The detail worth knowing: Lot N oversized parking is limited and sells out for high-demand games. If the Royals are hosting the Yankees, the Cubs, or a playoff-caliber rival, and your group is booking last-minute, that $41 online pass may already be gone and the $50 day-of option becomes uncertain. Buy it in advance when you lock in your bus — it is part of the plan, not an afterthought.

Kauffman Stadium, 1 Royal Way, Kansas City, MO — home of the Kansas City Royals, sitting alongside GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in the Truman Sports Complex.

Rideshare and Lot A: Why the Post-Game Math Hurts

For context on why a bus is worth it after the final out: the Royals' designated post-game rideshare pickup is in the middle of Lot A, which requires passengers to walk from the stadium gates through active lot traffic before they ever see their car. On a Friday sellout, Uber and Lyft surge pricing around the Truman Sports Complex kicks in the moment the game ends — and the walk from the stadium to the middle of Lot A through a crowd of 37,000 people moving in the same direction is not short. For groups larger than four people, that math falls apart quickly: multiple rides, multiple ETAs, multiple surge fares, and a 20-minute wait while the lots drain.

With a party bus rental in Kansas City, your group has one vehicle waiting in Lot N, one pickup window you set before the game starts, and no surge pricing at 10:30 on a Wednesday night. The bus is right there when you walk out.

Tailgating at Kauffman Stadium: The Rules

The Truman Sports Complex is one of the genuinely great tailgate environments in Major League Baseball, and a bus is the ideal vehicle for it — the undercarriage bays carry the coolers, the folding chairs, and the portable grill your sedan couldn't fit. But the Royals publish specific tailgating rules, and knowing them keeps your group out of trouble before you even get to the turnstile.

  • Large tailgate groups go to Lot L. The Royals officially direct oversized tailgate parties to Lot L. If your bus group is planning a full setup, Lot L is your destination — it is also where the ConnectKC26 shuttle service drops riders during Royals game days that overlap with World Cup events at adjacent Arrowhead.
  • Grass is off-limits. Vehicles may not park on grassy areas, and tailgate setups must stay within the paved lot.
  • Drive lanes stay clear. Tents and equipment cannot be set up blocking any drive lanes inside the lots. Your setup lives behind and beside the bus, not in the aisle.
  • Lots open approximately 2.5 hours before first pitch for most home games, and close one hour after the event ends.

The practical advantage of a bus tailgate at Kauffman: your vehicle carries everything in its bays, parks in one oversized spot in Lot N or sits in the Lot L area, and the whole group stays together from the moment they load up in Westport or the Crossroads. Nobody is hunting for a second parking spot for the truck with the grill. Call 816-255-1970 to talk through how you want the tailgate to run — we build the logistics around your group's plan.

What Vehicle Fits Your Group?

Kauffman Stadium's 37,903-seat capacity means you will be sharing I-70 with a lot of other fans. The right vehicle is the one that keeps your crew together without paying for seats your headcount doesn't need.

Vehicle Typical capacity Tailgate gear Best for Key amenities
14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van Up to ~14 Light — coolers, a few bags Small work groups, suite holders, birthday outings Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows
Party bus (15–50 passengers) ~15–50 Onboard, lighter load Fan groups, birthday crews, bachelorette groups adding a game to the itinerary Built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs
15–35 passenger minibus ~15–35 Overhead plus some underfloor Mid-size fan groups, corporate outings, company picnic shuttles Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats
40–56 passenger charter bus Up to 56 Excellent — deep undercarriage bays Large fan groups, company outings, groups with full tailgate setups Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restroom, undercarriage bays

For groups wanting the rolling tailgate — the pregame energy building on the ride out I-70 — our 15- to 50-passenger party buses are the right pick, with a built-in bar, LED lighting, and Bluetooth sound from the moment you leave the parking lot in Westport. For larger groups hauling full tailgate setups, a 56-passenger charter bus gives you the undercarriage bays for the grill, the 70-quart cooler, and the folding table your crew needs. ADA-accessible vehicles are always available — just mention it when you book.

Getting to Kauffman: Every Option Compared

We will be straight with you: a private bus is not automatically the right call for every group. Here is the honest picture of all the ways a party gets to 1 Royal Way, scored on what actually matters on game day.

Option Cost shape Arrive together? Drop-off point Designated driver? Best for
Private bus rental One flat rate split by group Yes — one vehicle Gate B, steps from the entrance Not needed 10–56 passengers
Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) Per car + post-game surge No — multiple cars, staggered ETAs Lot A pickup, walk to gates Not needed 1–4 people
Drive and park $21–$50 per car per game + fuel No — caravans split Depends on lot assignment Yes — someone stays sober 1–2 cars
KCATA bus (Route 47) Flat fare per person Only if everyone boards together Blue Ridge Cutoff at Red Coat Lane — walk to gate Not needed Solo/pair riders
ConnectKC26 Stadium Direct Pass required + match ticket Only during World Cup events Arrowhead (not Kauffman) Not needed World Cup match days only

For one or two people heading to a midweek game, the KCATA Route 47 bus or a single rideshare is perfectly fine. The moment your group outgrows two or three cars, the coordination cost flips: multiple parking passes, staggered arrivals, and the designated-driver conversation that cuts someone out of the full postgame experience. One bus replaces all of that with a single booking and one flat rate split across the whole crew.

Kansas City Charter Bus Prices for Royals Games

Party Buses Kansas City provides all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you'll know the exact number before you ever commit. The price depends on four things:

  • Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a 15-passenger party bus are different rates.
  • Total hours — how long the vehicle is reserved for your group, including tailgate time and the post-game wait in Lot N.
  • Date and game — a mid-July Tuesday night against the Guardians is priced differently than Opening Day or a Friday night game against the Yankees in late May.
  • Pickup location and mileage — a pickup in the Crossroads is a shorter run than a pickup in Overland Park or the North KC suburbs.

For real ranges: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type, and you will never be surprised by hidden costs. The stadium's oversize vehicle parking pass at $41 online is a separate, pre-purchased cost worth factoring in.

Here's the per-person math that settles the debate for most groups. A 40-passenger party bus for an evening Royals game — pickup at 5:30 PM in the Crossroads, at the stadium by 6:15 PM, tailgate until first pitch, bus waiting in Lot N through the game, pickup at 10:30 PM — comes in at around $2,000–$2,200 all-inclusive for the booking. Split across 38 people, that is roughly $55–$58 per person for door-to-door transportation with nobody drawing straws for the designated driver.

Compare that to 10 separate cars, each paying $21–$36 for a parking pass and burning gas on I-70, and one bus usually comes out even or ahead while delivering a considerably better experience. Call 816-255-1970 for an all-inclusive quote with no obligation.

Routes, Traffic & Timing from Kansas City

Kauffman Stadium is genuinely close to central Kansas City — that is one of the park's selling points. The distance from popular KC neighborhoods to the Truman Sports Complex under normal traffic conditions:

From… Approx. distance Typical drive time (off-peak)
Downtown / Power & Light District ~10 miles via I-70 East 10–15 minutes
Country Club Plaza / Westport ~13 miles via I-435 South to I-70 15–20 minutes
Crossroads Arts District ~10 miles via I-70 East 12–18 minutes
Overland Park / Leawood ~18–22 miles via I-435 20–30 minutes
North Kansas City / Gladstone ~15 miles via I-29 South to I-70 East 18–25 minutes
Kansas City International Airport (MCI) ~25 miles via I-29 South 25–35 minutes
Independence / Blue Springs ~10–18 miles via I-70 West 12–22 minutes

On game days, those numbers change. The I-70 eastbound approach to Blue Ridge Cutoff is the single biggest friction point — the exit merges and backups can add 20–35 minutes on a sold-out Friday night. MoDOT confirmed in 2026 that I-70 lane closures between 25th Street and US-40 for bridge construction are scheduled through May, which compresses the stadium approach further during that window.

Blue Ridge Cutoff itself funnels down to two lanes at Raytown Road, and on World Cup match days at adjacent Arrowhead (Kansas City Stadium), traffic on Blue Ridge Cutoff is actively restricted with no left-hand turns at certain points.

The upside of a bus rental in Kansas City: we handle the route for you. We build in the I-70 buffer, account for active construction windows, and route around the Cutoff backup when alternate approaches make sense. Your group is in the seats with time to spare — not stuck in the right lane watching the clock.

When to Book: Royals Games That Fill Up Fast

The Royals' 2026 home schedule opened with the home opener on March 30 against the Minnesota Twins, and the season runs through September. Several windows genuinely affect bus availability and parking lot inventory — plan around these if your dates are flexible.

  • Opening Day and the first week of April. The Royals home opener is a near-sellout every year regardless of the team's record. Opening Day transportation books out quickly — this is the one game where 4–6 weeks of lead time is not enough. Book it when you confirm your group headcount.
  • Rivalry and marquee matchups (May–June). The Yankees, Cubs, Red Sox, and Cardinals draw premium attendance whenever they come to Kansas City. The May 27 Yankees game and Boston series in mid-May are specifically high-demand. Party bus availability for those dates shrinks to single digits by late April.
  • Friday nights and July 4th weekend. Friday home games at Kauffman are the most popular gate night of the week and consistently the most congested for I-70 eastbound traffic. The July 4th week games historically draw fireworks-night sellouts — book bus transportation 2–3 months in advance for holiday-week games.
  • World Cup overlap (June 11–July 6). During this window, the Royals are running ConnectKC26 Region Direct shuttle service between Kauffman and the FIFA Fan Festival — which means extra foot traffic, additional transportation demand, and the rideshare changes at the Truman Sports Complex noted above. If your group is attending a Royals game during a World Cup match day, plan for a more congested complex and confirm your pickup logistics with us before you arrive.

The prom season overlap: Late April through late May is peak prom season across the Kansas City metro. Every Johnson County and Jackson County high school holds prom within a 6-week window — the same window the Royals are playing 15–20 home games. If your group is booking a Royals bus in April or May, you are competing for the same vehicles that prom groups are booking months in advance.

Book by February for any game in that window. A typical 6-hour Royals evening rental for 30 people costs $1,600–$1,900 when booked early but $2,400–$2,900+ with less than three weeks' notice — a real difference worth avoiding.

One Thing Every Group Should Know: The New Ballpark

It is worth naming directly for any group planning more than one season ahead: the Royals announced in April 2026 that they are building a new downtown stadium at Crown Center, in partnership with Hallmark Cards, with groundbreaking scheduled for 2027 and an opening target of the 2030 season. The new park is designed for the Crown Center area just south of downtown, with access to the Kansas City streetcar on Main Street and an estimated 9,000 parking spaces in the existing Crown Center infrastructure.

For the 2026, 2027, 2028, and 2029 seasons, the Royals are still at Kauffman Stadium — every game-day detail in this guide applies through at least 2029. When the team moves to Crown Center, the transportation picture changes significantly: downtown parking will be the new challenge, and a streetcar-connected venue will change how bus drop-off works. We will update this guide when the new park opens.

For now, 1 Royal Way is where you are headed, and Lot N is where your bus parks.

Bus vs. Driving vs. Rideshare: The Honest Math

Let's put real numbers to the comparison for a group of 30 heading to a Friday night Royals game from the Country Club Plaza area.

Eight separate cars at $36 reserved parking each = $288 in parking alone, plus gas for eight vehicles on I-70, plus the person in each car who has to stay sober or skip the tailgate. Total parking spend: $288. Someone in every car is the designated driver.

Ten rideshares at a Friday night pre-game rate of ~$25 each way per car = $500 for the ride out and potentially $700+ for the surge-priced ride home after 37,000 fans are released simultaneously. You are also splitting into 10 different arrival times and figuring out pickup in the middle of Lot A while exhausted.

One 35-passenger party bus for the evening at approximately $1,800–$2,000 all-inclusive = $60–$67 per person for door-to-door transportation, the party starting on the bus, one oversize parking pass in Lot N, and the group walking out together after the final out with their ride already waiting. The math is not even close once you factor in the full picture.

Getting to Kauffman Stadium from Kansas City

The standard approach to 1 Royal Way from most of the metro is I-70 East to Exit 9 (Blue Ridge Cutoff), then south on Blue Ridge Cutoff to the Truman Sports Complex entrance. Fans approaching from the south side of Kansas City — Overland Park, Leawood, Lee's Summit — typically come up I-435 to I-70 East instead.

A few things to know about getting there:

  • Premium Lot entrance: Fans with a premium parking pass approaching from the west side should use the dedicated Premium Lot entrance on Royals Way just north of Gate 6 for the quickest access and shortest walk.
  • Oversize vehicle entry: Buses and RVs enter via Gate 2, Gate 5, or Gate 6 on the complex perimeter, with Lot N accessible from the west side approach on Stadium Drive.
  • World Cup match days: If the Royals are playing on a day that Arrowhead is also hosting a World Cup match, Blue Ridge Cutoff is subject to additional traffic management and left-turn restrictions. Those overlap dates are: June 16, June 19, June 22, June 26, June 30, and July 6, 2026. We confirm current road restrictions for your specific date when you book.

Game-Day Tips for Groups at Kauffman Stadium

A few things every group organizer should know before pulling into the complex:

  • All parking passes must be purchased in advance and displayed on the MLB Ballpark app. There are no cash lanes, and day-of oversized vehicle passes at $50 are subject to availability — for popular games, they run out. Buy the Lot N pass online when you confirm the bus booking.
  • Bag policy: Each guest may bring one clear bag no larger than 12" x 12" x 6" (single compartment) or a small non-clear clutch no larger than 9" x 5". Backpacks and large purses are prohibited. Bag check is available near Gate D for groups arriving with non-permitted bags. Exceptions are made for manufactured diaper bags with infants and medical needs after inspection. Review the official Kauffman Stadium security page before game day.
  • Gates open approximately 90 minutes before first pitch for most home games. For special events, promotions nights, and Opening Day, plan on gates opening earlier and the lots filling faster.
  • Post-game exit: The parking lots close one hour after the event ends. Your bus needs to clear Lot N within that window. We set the post-game pickup time when you book so nothing is rushed.
  • EV charging: Lot M, located between Kauffman and Arrowhead on the ChargePoint network, has EV charging stations — useful to know if any group members need a charge while you're inside.

Types of Groups We Move to Royals Games

The Kansas City Royals draw a wide range of groups beyond the standard die-hard fan crew. A few of the trips we book most often for Kauffman Stadium:

  • Corporate outings and company picnics. Johnson County and downtown KC companies booking suite nights or group ticket packages for staff appreciation events — a 40-passenger charter bus gets everyone there together and handles the return trip without anyone worrying about I-70 eastbound. See our Kansas City corporate event transportation service.
  • Birthday and celebration groups. A Royals game makes a natural addition to a birthday night that started in the Crossroads or Westport — a Kansas City party bus handles the full itinerary from dinner to the stadium and back to the bar crawl afterward.
  • Youth sports and school groups. Summer league teams, camps, and school groups heading to a Royals game as an end-of-season trip — a charter bus keeps the full group together with overhead storage for gear and a comfortable, climate-controlled ride each way. See our Kansas City school event bus rental service.
  • Bachelor and bachelorette parties. A Royals game is a legit stop on a KC bachelorette itinerary — especially when the party bus picks everyone up at the Crossroads hotel, hits the game, and heads back to Power and Light for the rest of the night.
  • Out-of-town groups flying into MCI. Groups flying in for a Royals game who need to get from the airport to their hotel to the stadium without the hassle of splitting up. One bus from Kansas City International Airport, a hotel stop in the Power and Light area, and straight down I-70 to the stadium. See our Kansas City airport transportation service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at Kauffman Stadium?

Buses enter via Gate 2, Gate 5, or Gate 6 on the Truman Sports Complex perimeter and drop passengers at Stadium Gate B — the Hy-Vee Gate B entrance on the third base / west side of the stadium at Royal Way. Gate B is the busiest and most visible entrance, and your group walks from the bus directly to the gate without crossing any drive lanes. After drop-off, the bus parks in Lot N (oversize vehicle lot) or exits through Gate 7 if waiting off-site.

Review the official Royals parking and transportation page before your visit to confirm current lot assignments.

Where do buses park at Kauffman Stadium?

Oversize vehicles and buses park in Lot N on the third base / west side of the Truman Sports Complex. The oversize vehicle parking pass is $41 when purchased online in advance through the MLB Ballpark app, or $50 at the gate while supplies last. All parking must be paid for in advance and displayed on the app at the tollgate — no cash lanes, no walk-up purchase at the lot entrance.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to Kauffman Stadium?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours (including tailgate time and post-game wait), the game date, and your pickup location. As a guide: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour. Call 816-255-1970 or use our online tool for an all-inclusive quote in under 30 seconds — no hidden costs, and the Lot N oversize parking pass is a separate purchase made in advance.

Can we tailgate at Kauffman Stadium with a charter bus?

Yes. Tailgating is permitted in the Truman Sports Complex lots, including Lot N. Large tailgate groups are officially directed to Lot L by parking staff. The rules: no parking on grass, no equipment set up in drive lanes, tents and tables stay in the space immediately adjacent to your vehicle.

Gas and charcoal grills are generally fine; open fires are not. Your bus's undercarriage bays carry everything — the coolers, the folding table, the chairs — so nothing rides in the cabin and nothing gets left in a second vehicle that had to park somewhere else.

What is the bag policy at Kauffman Stadium?

Each guest may bring one clear single-compartment bag no larger than 12" x 12" x 6", or a small non-clear clutch no larger than 9" x 5". Backpacks, large purses, and multi-compartment bags are prohibited. Bag check is available near Gate D for $10–$12 for guests who arrive with non-permitted bags.

Manufactured diaper bags with infants are permitted after inspection. Confirm the current policy on the Royals' official security page before your trip.

Where is rideshare pickup at Kauffman Stadium?

For regular Royals home games, post-game rideshare pickup (Uber and Lyft) is in the middle of Lot A after first pitch. Pre-game, rideshares drop off in front of Gate D (east / first base side) or Gate B (west / third base side) depending on your approach. Note: for FIFA World Cup match days at adjacent Arrowhead Stadium, rideshare operations move to Lot O along Stadium Drive — a gravel lot on the opposite side of the complex with golf cart shuttles available.

Confirm the current rideshare setup for your specific date at the Royals parking FAQ page.

How far in advance should we book for Opening Day or a marquee game?

For Opening Day and the first week of April: book when you confirm your group — 6–8 weeks is not enough lead time. For Yankees, Cubs, Red Sox, or Cardinals games in May and June: 3–4 months is the target. Friday night games and fireworks nights in July and August: 8–10 weeks.

For any game during the World Cup overlap window (June 11–July 6): the longer you wait, the less choice you have on vehicle type and the higher the rate. For most other mid-season weeknight games, 3–4 weeks is workable — but the earlier you call, the better the options.

Can you handle a group flying into Kansas City International Airport for a Royals game?

Yes. MCI sits about 25 miles from Kauffman Stadium via I-29 South — a 25–35 minute run in normal conditions. One bus picks up the full group at baggage claim, drops them at their hotel in the Power and Light area, and heads down I-70 East to Gate B for game time.

No splitting the group across rideshares from the airport, no luggage-stuffed car trunks making the stadium drive. Call 816-255-1970 to plan the full itinerary.

Is there public transit to Kauffman Stadium?

KCATA Route 47 runs east from downtown Kansas City toward the Truman Sports Complex area, with the nearest stop at Blue Ridge Cutoff at Red Coat Lane — a short walk from Gate B. Route 31 also serves the general area. Neither route drops you directly at a stadium gate, and post-game service is limited in frequency. For a single person or a pair, public transit is a reasonable option.

For a group of 10 or more, it makes a lot more sense to just get one private bus.

Book Your Royals Game Bus Today

Whether it is a Friday night opener against the Yankees, a mid-July birthday outing with 30 of your closest friends, or a company picnic night at the K, Party Buses Kansas City has access to a fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, Sprinter limos, and Sprinter vans across Kansas City — and we drop your group at Gate B while everyone else inches down Blue Ridge Cutoff. Give us a call any time at 816-255-1970 for an all-inclusive price quote in under 30 seconds — or use our online tool for instant availability. The Royals are playing.

You should be having a good time, not finding a parking spot.

Sources & Last Verified

Parking, transportation, and policy details at Kauffman Stadium change by season and game type. All drop-off, lot, bag policy, and rideshare information in this guide was researched against the Royals' official pages and current third-party sources in June 2026. Confirm event-specific figures — lot pass prices, gate assignments, World Cup overlap schedules — against the official pages below before your visit.