Thirty-three miles separates Morristown from Madison Square Garden on the map. On a Knicks playoff night or a sold-out concert, that gap turns into a grinding crawl down I-287 East toward the Lincoln Tunnel approach — and that's before the parking hunt in a Midtown garage with no on-site lot and walk-up event-night rates that clear $50 a car. When the final buzzer sounds, 20,000 people hit 7th Avenue within 15 minutes, rideshare apps register the surge before you've found your coat, and Penn Station directly beneath MSG becomes the most congested transit hub in Manhattan all at once.
One question decides whether your Morris County group gets home cleanly or in four separate surge-priced cars: where exactly does the bus drop off, and is there a plan for getting back?
This guide answers both questions using MSG's own published information and the city's real vehicle access rules — specific streets, specific gates, specific parking costs, not a generic overview. Whether your group is heading to a Rangers home game, a Knicks playoff run, the BIG EAST Tournament in March, or a concert that fills the arena to 22,000, the logistics below cover the drop-off zones, the parking math, the Morristown-to-Manhattan route, and the post-event exit plan in one place. Partybusmorristown.com makes it easy to compare party bus and charter bus options from a large network serving Morris County — fill out a quick form online or call 862-777-7960 any time for a no-obligation quote in minutes. For the broader picture of Morristown group transportation to sporting events, the Morristown sporting event bus rental page has the full context.
Why Rent a Charter Bus or Party Bus to Madison Square Garden from Morristown?
The math on driving a group from Morris County to MSG is less forgiving than it looks. A group of 25 people coming in five cars needs five Lincoln Tunnel crossings, five garage spots — walk-up event-night rates at New Garden Garage (the official MSG event garage directly across from the arena) and comparable Midtown lots clear $50–$66 per car on sold-out nights, and for playoff games they go higher. Before anyone walks through a gate, that group has spent $250–$330 on parking alone, and each of those five cars needs its own sober person for the drive back through the tunnel.
A charter bus or party bus rental from Morristown covers everyone for one flat rate divided by the headcount — and the per-person number frequently comes in below what five cars spent on parking by itself.
There is also the Penn Station factor. MSG sits directly atop Penn Station — which sounds convenient until you understand what that means after the event. Penn Station handles Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road, NJ Transit, and multiple subway lines through the same narrow exits that 20,000 departing arena guests are trying to reach simultaneously.
Rideshare apps detect the demand spike and surge 2x–3x within the first few minutes of the final whistle. Walking two or three blocks away before opening the app helps the price, but that is a lot of coordination for a 20-person group in Midtown at midnight. A pre-staged bus with an agreed pickup spot — corner of 31st Street and 9th Avenue, west of the immediate crush — eliminates that entire calculation.
Your group walks out of the arena, reaches the bus, and is westbound toward the Lincoln Tunnel while everyone else is waiting on the platform or watching surge prices on their phone.
For groups of 15 or more, the per-head cost of a Morristown charter bus rental to Madison Square Garden is often competitive with what five separate cars spent on parking alone. That's the argument — and it's made by the New Garden Garage rate sheet, not by a bus company brochure.
Charter Bus & Party Bus Drop-Off at Madison Square Garden
Charter buses and limos drop off at Madison Square Garden on 7th Avenue between W. 31st and W. 33rd Streets — specifically, southbound on 7th Avenue just north of 31st Street is the standard bus and limo zone. A secondary drop option sits on W. 31st Street or W. 33rd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, which gives a bus coming in from the west — off the Lincoln Tunnel — the option of a right turn onto 31st or 33rd rather than continuing all the way around to 7th Avenue. On a gridlocked event night, that turn saves time.
A Morristown charter bus exits the Lincoln Tunnel at 38th–39th Street and 9th Avenue in Midtown and heads south. On most weeknights, 9th or 8th Avenue southbound to 31st Street is a manageable run — six to eight blocks. On a sold-out playoff night or a major concert, those same eight blocks can take 20–30 minutes as the Midtown grid locks up and NYPD adjusts curb access and traffic flow around the arena.
Confirming the specific approach route for your event date when you book is the right call — it can mean the difference between a clean drop on 31st Street and circling the block. Check the official MSG directions page before your visit for any event-specific access updates; NYPD-managed street changes around major events don't always show up until game day.
The Five Entrances at Madison Square Garden: Which Gate Matches Your Drop
MSG has five public entrance gates. The 7th Avenue Gate — Chase Square, near W. 32nd Street on the eastern face of the arena — is the main entrance. This is the gate your group reaches directly from a curbside drop on 7th Avenue, and it handles the bulk of general admission traffic.
On the 8th Avenue side: Chase A sits at the southwest corner near 31st Street and 8th Avenue; Chase B is on 8th Avenue near 31st Street; Chase C is on 8th Avenue near 33rd Street; and Chase D is at the northwest corner off 33rd Street near 8th. A group dropped on W. 31st Street between 7th and 8th walks straight to Chase A or Chase B — a few seconds longer than the 7th Avenue Gate walk, and a useful alternative when the 7th Avenue curb is congested. Two dedicated VIP entrances — North VIP on 33rd Street near 7th, South VIP on 31st Street near 7th — serve premium ticket holders from the 7th Avenue side.
Accessible entrances are at Chase Square (7th Avenue, between 31st and 33rd) and at 8 Penn on 33rd Street and 8th Avenue. For accessibility coordination, MSG's Accessibility Services Department can coordinate seating and entrance access.
Charter bus drop-off at MSG is on 7th Avenue between W. 31st and W. 33rd Streets — or on 31st/33rd Streets between 7th and 8th Avenues. A bus from Morris County exits the Lincoln Tunnel at 38th/39th and 9th Avenue, heads south, and turns onto 31st or 33rd heading east — dropping your group steps from Chase A and Chase B — or continues to 7th Avenue for the main Chase Square gate. Either approach puts your group at the entrance rather than in a garage four blocks away.
That's the practical case for renting a bus to Madison Square Garden from Morristown, stated as a street address.
Post-Event Bus Pickup: Navigating the MSG Exodus
Set your post-game meeting spot before anyone sits down, not when the buzzer sounds. When MSG empties, 20,000 guests converge on 7th Avenue and Penn Station within 15 minutes. The immediate blocks between 31st and 33rd Streets on 7th are standing-room only for the first half hour after a major event ends.
Rideshare surge kicks in fast — apps register the demand spike almost simultaneously with the final whistle, and prices in that immediate zone run 2x–3x for the first 20–30 minutes. Fans who walk a few blocks west before opening the app find better fares and shorter waits, but coordinating that for a group of 25 people in Midtown at midnight is its own complication.
A pre-arranged bus eliminates all of it. Set the pickup time and location when you finalize the reservation — "corner of 31st Street and 9th Avenue, 10:30 PM" is an instruction the whole group can follow without confusion. The bus is reserved as a block of hours that builds in post-event wait time, so it is staged nearby and ready when your group reaches the agreed corner.
The bus heads west on 31st or 33rd to 9th Avenue and back into the Lincoln Tunnel approach while everyone else is still sorting out Penn Station.
Parking Near Madison Square Garden: The Cost That Makes the Bus Math Work
Madison Square Garden has no on-site parking. The arena sits in the middle of Midtown Manhattan — 7th to 8th Avenue, 31st to 33rd Street — and every car in your group needs to find and pay for a separate garage spot. The closest official option is New Garden Garage at 315–319 W. 33rd Street, designated the official MSG event garage with 1,500 self-park spaces directly across the street.
Other nearby options include Dock Parking Penn 1 at 272 W. 34th Street (the closest by distance), MPG Parking at 355 W. 34th Street, and Icon Parking at 161 W. 36th Street.
Here is how the rates break down. Prepaid through SpotHero — which MSG designates as its official parking app — rates at these garages generally run $20–$40 for most regular-season events when booked well in advance. Walk-up rates on sold-out event nights: $50–$66 per car at New Garden Garage and comparable Midtown lots, and playoff games push past that.
NYC street parking near MSG is metered, scarce, and strictly enforced — event nights add NYPD no-standing zones on blocks around 7th and 8th Avenues that don't appear on normal weekdays. Five cars at $60 each in parking fees is $300 before anyone watches warm-ups. That's the number a charter bus competes against, on a per-head basis, once you split a rental across 20–25 people.
For charter bus staging during the event: NYC DOT-designated bus metered spaces run $20 per hour with a 3-hour maximum. For longer event stays, the West 41st Street bus lot in Hell's Kitchen — one of the only official overnight bus staging areas in Manhattan — sits just a few blocks northwest of MSG near the Lincoln Tunnel approach corridor, practical for Morris County buses holding through a 2-to-3-hour game. The staging plan is confirmed when you finalize your booking.
Madison Square Garden Group Transportation: Every Option Compared
MSG's position directly above Penn Station gives it better transit access than almost any other major arena in the metro area. The NJ Transit option here is genuinely good — and for small groups or pairs making the trip solo, it usually wins. The comparison shifts as group size grows.
For 15 or more people arriving from Morristown together, the coordination overhead of separate transit tickets, keeping everyone on the same train, and regrouping at post-event Penn Station tips toward the charter bus. Here's an honest look at every option.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Drop-off point | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split by headcount | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | 7th Ave between 31st & 33rd, steps from Chase Square | Groups of 15–56 |
| NJ Transit Morristown Line | ~$11+ per ticket each way | Only if on the same train and seated together | Penn Station, directly beneath MSG — excellent access | 1–4 people; couples and small groups |
| Drive & park | Gas + tunnel toll + $50–$66+ per car walk-up | No — caravans split up | Nearest garage, then 1–4 block walk to arena | 1–2 cars when transit isn't convenient |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Per car each way + 2x–3x post-event surge | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | 7th or 8th Ave, then walk to gate | 1–4 people; post-event surge is the variable |
Taking the NJ Transit Morristown Line to MSG: The Real Picture for Groups
The NJ Transit Morristown Line (Morris & Essex Line) is a Midtown Direct service — trains go straight to New York Penn Station, no transfer at Hoboken or Newark required. From Morristown Station at Lackawanna Place near Morris Street and Elm Street — with daily parking in Lot 2 at $7/day — the direct Midtown train takes approximately 54 minutes to 1 hour 8 minutes depending on which service runs. Trains operate roughly hourly, tickets start around $11 per person each way, and Penn Station exits connect directly into the MSG concourse.
You come up the stairs and the arena is right there.
For a couple or a group of four heading to a regular-season game, this is the clean, cheap, correct call. Two people spend $22 round-trip by train versus the cost of driving, parking, and the post-game surge. The problem multiplies with group size.
Coordinating 20 people to Morristown Station at the same time, getting seats together on the same train, navigating post-event Penn Station when 20,000 fans are using the same platform exits, and then dispersing everyone to different cars or rideshares afterward is friction that accumulates fast. A Morris County party bus rental eliminates that entire coordination layer in one booking — one pickup, one 7th Avenue drop, one post-game meeting corner on 31st Street.
What Size Party Bus Does Your Group Need for Madison Square Garden?
Group size and the kind of ride your group wants are the two variables that determine the right vehicle. Partybusmorristown.com connects you to a wide range of buses from companies serving Morris County — so your group rides at the right capacity, and you're not paying for 56 seats when 22 will do. Here's how the full vehicle lineup maps to a Madison Square Garden trip from Morristown.
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Small VIP groups, suite holders, executive outings | Premium leather, USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows |
| Party buses (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Fan groups who want the event-night energy built into the commute | Color-changing LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Mid-size groups; easier to maneuver through Midtown's tight grid | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead storage bins |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large fan groups, company outings, school events | Reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For most Morristown groups heading to MSG, the minibus and mid-size party bus range — roughly 20 to 35 seats — tends to be the most natural fit. A minibus is the most maneuverable option through Midtown's surface streets and gives a mid-size group comfortable reclining seats for the tunnel-to-arena run and back. For groups who want LED lighting and a flat-panel TV setup to build the energy on the drive over, a 25-passenger party bus or 30-passenger party bus covers that range.
For larger organized outings clearing 40 people, a full charter bus adds undercarriage bays for gear and an onboard restroom that matters on the longer Morris County-to-Midtown run. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note that need in your quote request at least 48 hours ahead.
Morristown Charter Bus Rental Prices for Madison Square Garden
Partybusmorristown.com shows pricing online in under 30 seconds — no account required, no commitment. The quote reflects your specific trip, not a generic market average. The factors that shape every estimate:
- Vehicle size — a 14-passenger Sprinter limo and a 56-seat charter bus are entirely different rates.
- Total hours reserved — which includes the drive from Morristown, any pre-game wait in Midtown, and the return through the tunnel after the event.
- Event date and demand — a regular-season Rangers game in November prices differently than a Knicks playoff night in May when every vehicle in Morris County is fielding requests.
- Pickup geography — a single downtown Morristown pickup is a different mileage run than one that starts in Denville and swings through Morris Plains before hitting I-287.
To give you a sense of the ranges: minibuses in this network run approximately $200–$250 per hour weekdays and $200–$275 weekends; 25-passenger party buses run roughly $250–$350 weekdays and $275–$375 weekends; full charter buses come in at approximately $200–$350 per hour on either day type. Those are planning ranges — real pricing moves with the date, event, hours, and demand. For the actual number for your specific group and trip, call 862-777-7960 or use the Partybusmorristown.com online tool and get a quote in about a minute.
The Morristown party bus prices page has more context on cost ranges by vehicle type.
A Sample Run from Morristown to MSG
To give you a concrete sense: a 28-person group books a 30-passenger party bus for a Rangers home game. Pickup at 5:00 PM from downtown Morristown, through the Lincoln Tunnel by 6:15 PM, curbside drop on 7th Avenue near Chase Square by 6:30 PM — ninety minutes before puck drop. The bus stages near West 41st Street through the game.
Post-game pickup is at the agreed corner of 31st Street and 9th Avenue at 10:30 PM, set before anyone walked to their seat. Back in Morristown by midnight. A 7-hour reservation at that size might total approximately $2,275–$2,625 — roughly $81–$94 per person.
Compare that to five cars paying $55–$65 each for parking at New Garden Garage, five people who can't have a drink on game night because they're driving home through the tunnel, and a post-game rideshare scramble for anyone who misses the car — and the per-head number on the bus is in the same range while solving considerably more problems.
Getting to Madison Square Garden from Morristown: Routes and Drive Times
Madison Square Garden sits at 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 — the block between 7th and 8th Avenues on 31st–33rd Streets. From downtown Morristown, that's approximately 31–33 miles via I-287 East (or Route 24 through Chatham and Summit), connecting to the New Jersey Turnpike Extension toward the Lincoln Tunnel, and into Midtown via 9th Avenue southbound. The Lincoln Tunnel exits at 38th–39th Street and 9th Avenue — about 6–8 blocks north of MSG's 33rd Street side.
Off-peak drive times from common Morris County pickup points:
| From… | Approx. distance to MSG | Off-peak drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown Morristown | ~33 miles | 47–55 minutes |
| Parsippany-Troy Hills | ~30 miles | 40–50 minutes |
| Madison / Chatham (via Route 24) | ~28–29 miles | 38–48 minutes |
| Morris Plains | ~34 miles | 45–55 minutes |
| Denville | ~37–38 miles | 50–60 minutes |
Those times reflect normal off-peak conditions. The Lincoln Tunnel approach on Route 495 is among the most consistently congested corridors in the New York metro area — on a sold-out Knicks home game or a major concert night, add 30–45 minutes each way for the westbound return from Midtown and the eastbound approach on game night. For NBA or NHL playoff games, build in a full hour of buffer on both legs.
The upside of the bus: your group uses that drive time together instead of five separate cars stuck in the same crawl, and the post-event return is already accounted for in the booking rather than a logistical problem to solve at midnight on the NJ Turnpike Extension.
Annual Events at Madison Square Garden That Drive Group Transportation Demand
MSG hosts one of the busiest event calendars of any arena in the country — which means it also drives more group transportation requests from Morris County than any other single Manhattan venue. These are the recurring events that fill up vehicles from the Morristown area fastest:
- New York Knicks (NBA). The regular season runs October through April, with playoffs extending into June and beyond during deep runs. When the Knicks advance in the postseason, charter bus availability from Morris County tightens faster than at any other event type — these are the dates to book the moment the schedule is set.
- New York Rangers (NHL). October through April regular season, with playoffs carrying into June in strong years. Rangers home games at MSG are among the most consistent year-round group transportation requests from the Morristown area — reliable demand on both weekend and weeknight game dates throughout the hockey season.
- BIG EAST Men's Basketball Tournament (each March). Held annually at MSG, the tournament compresses multiple sessions into a single weekend, bringing several fan bases to Midtown at once. Multi-session tournament weekends are among the highest multi-day group transportation demands of the spring from Morris County — book early for tournament week.
- UFC and Boxing. MSG hosts major UFC cards and boxing events regularly — fight-night capacity for these events reaches 20,789, and a sold-out MSG fight card draws fans from across the tri-state area into 7th Avenue late on a Saturday night. The post-event rideshare surge after a fight card is some of the worst of any MSG event type.
- Concerts and residencies. MSG books stadium-scale concerts and multi-night residencies year-round. Major touring artists run 2–4 consecutive MSG dates; sold-out concert runs tend to fill group transportation requests several weeks in advance. For concert group travel from Morris County, the Morristown concert bus rental page covers that specifically.
Across all of these, the booking pattern is the same: the sooner you call 862-777-7960 after your event date is confirmed, the better your vehicle selection and pricing. Knicks and Rangers playoff dates, sold-out concert residencies, and BIG EAST Tournament sessions are the three categories where Morris County vehicle availability tightens fast.
Madison Square Garden Visitor Tips Every Morristown Group Should Know
A few things that consistently surprise first-timers at MSG, pulled directly from the arena's published policies:
- No clear bag required — but check your size carefully. Unlike most comparable arenas, MSG does not require bags to be clear. Any bag up to 22" × 14" × 9" that fits comfortably under your seat is permitted — backpacks, laptop bags, purses, crossbody bags, and fanny packs all pass. Hard-sided bags and bags exceeding the size limit are turned away at the entrance. All guests pass through walk-through metal detectors regardless of bag type.
- Outside food and beverages are prohibited. No outside food, drinks, cans, or glass containers come in. The exception: one empty, clear, soft plastic water bottle per person — no metal water bottles. This catches people off guard; plan to buy inside rather than carrying things in from the bus.
- There is no bag check at MSG. If a bag does not meet the policy, it stays outside — there is no venue-provided coat check or storage area inside for prohibited items. Third-party luggage storage services operate in the neighborhood, but nothing is provided at the arena itself. Leave oversized bags on the bus before walking to the gate.
- Express entry for no-bag guests. Groups arriving at MSG without any bag have access to express security lanes — a real time advantage when standard lines back up before a sold-out game or concert. Worth factoring into your group's planning if you can travel light.
- Arrive 30–45 minutes before tip-off. The Penn Station footprint beneath MSG adds pedestrian congestion before every event — the same entrances arena guests are heading toward handle regular commuter rail and subway traffic simultaneously. For playoff games and sold-out concerts, 45–60 minutes of buffer is the realistic standard, not a conservative estimate.
- Accessibility. Accessible entrances are at Chase Square (7th Avenue, between 31st and 33rd) and at 8 Penn on 33rd Street and 8th Avenue. Wheelchair seating, aisle transfer seats, and assisted listening devices are available. Contact MSG's Accessibility Services Department for coordination.
Frequently Asked Questions About Renting a Bus to Madison Square Garden
Where exactly does a charter bus or party bus drop off at Madison Square Garden?
Bus and limo drop-off at MSG is on 7th Avenue between W. 31st and W. 33rd Streets — southbound on 7th, just north of 31st Street. A secondary drop zone sits on W. 31st Street and W. 33rd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues, which is useful for buses coming in from the west off the Lincoln Tunnel. On major event nights, NYPD may adjust curb access around the arena — the MSG directions page is the right place to check before your visit, and the booking company confirms the exact approach for your specific event date.
Where does the bus park while we are inside the arena?
NYC DOT-designated charter bus metered spaces run $20 per hour with a 3-hour maximum under city rules. For longer event stays — a full game plus pre- and post-game wait — the West 41st Street bus lot in Hell's Kitchen is one of Manhattan's only official overnight bus staging areas, a few blocks northwest of MSG near the Lincoln Tunnel approach corridor. It is the practical holding option for Morris County buses staging through a 2-to-3-hour game.
The specific staging plan is confirmed during booking based on your event date and duration.
How much does parking cost near Madison Square Garden?
MSG has no on-site parking. The closest official event garage is New Garden Garage at 315–319 W. 33rd Street, directly across the street with 1,500 self-park spaces. Prepaid through SpotHero — MSG's official parking app — rates typically run $20–$40 for most events booked ahead.
Walk-up on sold-out event nights: $50–$66 per car and higher for playoff games. For a group in four or five cars, that's $200–$330 in parking before the event starts. One charter bus rental splits a single flat rate across everyone — and the per-head number often competes with what four or five cars paid in parking alone.
How far is Morristown from Madison Square Garden, and how long does it take?
Downtown Morristown is approximately 31–33 miles from MSG via I-287 East and the Lincoln Tunnel. Off-peak, that drive takes roughly 47–55 minutes. On Knicks or Rangers game nights, sold-out concerts, and BIG EAST Tournament sessions, add 30–60 minutes for the Lincoln Tunnel approach and Midtown surface streets — and build in more for deep playoff runs when Midtown is packed.
Is NJ Transit a reasonable option from Morristown to MSG?
Yes, for small groups and couples. The NJ Transit Morristown Line runs Midtown Direct trains to Penn Station, directly beneath MSG, in approximately 54 minutes to 1 hour 8 minutes with no transfers. Tickets start around $11 per person each way.
Morristown Station parking runs $7/day in Lot 2. For groups of 15 or more arriving from Morristown together, coordinating that many tickets, keeping everyone on the same train, and managing the post-event Penn Station exit when 20,000 fans are using the same platform stairs tips the decision toward a charter bus rental — one booking covers the whole coordination problem.
What are MSG's five public entrances?
The 7th Avenue Gate (Chase Square), near W. 32nd Street on the eastern face of the arena, is the main entrance. On the 8th Avenue side: Chase A (southwest corner, 31st and 8th), Chase B (8th Avenue near 31st), Chase C (8th Avenue near 33rd), and Chase D (northwest corner, 33rd near 8th). VIP entrances are at North VIP (33rd Street near 7th) and South VIP (31st Street near 7th).
Accessible entrances are at Chase Square on 7th Avenue and at the 8 Penn entrance on 33rd Street and 8th Avenue.
Does Madison Square Garden require clear bags?
No — MSG does not require clear bags, which sets it apart from most comparable arenas. Bags up to 22" × 14" × 9" that fit under your seat are permitted, including backpacks. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, and neither are hard-sided bags, oversized bags beyond the size limit, or metal water bottles.
One empty, soft, clear plastic water bottle per person is allowed. MSG does not provide a bag check — bags that don't meet the policy stay outside the arena.
When should we book a bus for Knicks playoffs or a major MSG concert?
Book the moment your event date is confirmed for any Knicks or Rangers playoff game, BIG EAST Tournament session, UFC card, or sold-out concert residency. Regular-season games generally have workable availability 2–3 weeks out — but deep playoff runs and back-to-back sold-out concert dates narrow Morris County vehicle availability fast. Call 862-777-7960 as early as possible for high-demand dates.
How does the post-event pickup work?
Agree on a pickup spot and time before anyone sits down — not when the buzzer sounds. The corner of 31st Street and 9th Avenue (west of 7th, outside the immediate post-event pedestrian crush on 7th Avenue between 31st and 33rd) works well as a meeting point for buses coming in from the west. Book the bus as a block of hours that builds in post-game wait time, so the bus is already staged nearby when you walk out.
When 20,000 people hit 7th Avenue simultaneously, having a specific address rather than "somewhere near the arena" is the difference between loading in two minutes and spending 30 minutes finding each other in the crowd.
What is Madison Square Garden's address and contact?
Madison Square Garden is at 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001 — between 7th and 8th Avenues on W. 31st–W. 33rd Streets, directly above Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan. General information: (212) 465-6741. Official site: msg.com/madison-square-garden.
Book Your Bus from Morristown to Madison Square Garden
Whether it is a Rangers home game in January, a Knicks playoff run in May, the BIG EAST Tournament in March, or a concert night that fills MSG to 22,000 — a charter bus or party bus from Morristown keeps your whole group moving together from Morris County to the 7th Avenue curb and back. No Midtown garage hunt, no post-event rideshare surge, no one stuck sorting out Penn Station at midnight while the rest of the group is already on I-287. One reservation handles the whole trip.
Finding the right vehicle is quick through Partybusmorristown.com. Fill out the online form to compare charter buses, party buses, minibuses, and Sprinter options from a large network of companies serving Morris County — or call 862-777-7960 any time, and a support team builds your quote in minutes. No account needed, no pressure, no obligation.
Also planning a group trip to Newark's arena? The Prudential Center guide covers drop-off, parking, and approach roads there in the same detail.
