Route 129 is a two-mile connector spur that links I-295 and Route 29 to Hamilton Avenue — and on event nights at CURE Insurance Arena, it's the single road every car in Mercer County seems to share at once. The arena sits right at the corner of Hamilton Avenue and South Broad Street in downtown Trenton, flanked by five parking lots totaling 3,500 spaces. That sounds like enough.
Then the details emerge: Lot #2 is pre-paid only — no day-of cash — and it's the same lot that doubles as the rideshare pickup zone at Gate A. When it fills early for a sellout Ironhawks opener or a packed concert night, late arrivals get redirected to Lot #3 on Furman Street or the outer lots on Hudson Street, which run a shuttle to Gate A only for select events.
One decision clears most of that up: does your group have a bus? With a Trenton charter bus or party bus rental, the parking question disappears entirely — your group drops at Lot #2/Gate A, the bus stages nearby, and everyone walks out to the same vehicle after the final horn instead of hunting a rideshare that's been circling Lot #2 since before the third period ended. This guide covers exactly how that works: where the bus enters and drops, which lots fill first and why, the verified driving approaches from Philadelphia, Princeton, and the Edison area, which vehicle size fits your headcount, and what shapes the quote. Partybustrenton.com makes it easy to compare party buses and charter buses from a large network of bus companies serving Trenton — one quick form or a call to 640-246-8630 and pricing comes back in under 30 seconds.
First, the specifics.
Why Rent a Charter Bus or Party Bus to CURE Insurance Arena?
CURE Insurance Arena's location works well in theory — Route 129 runs directly past the front entrance, the NJ Transit River LINE stops at Hamilton Avenue Station steps away, and the street grid around South Broad Street makes for a clean approach from any direction. For a low-attendance Tuesday-night event, none of this presents a problem. For an Ironhawks sellout at 7,605 or a concert that fills all 10,500 seats, the same tight corner of Hamilton and South Broad becomes a different situation.
The pre-paid-only Lot #2 fills well before opening faceoff, Lot #11 at Market Street only opens for select events and runs limited availability, and the shuttle from Lot #4 to Gate A is event-dependent — it runs sometimes, but not always. None of this is on the website in a way that's obvious until you're already in the lot turning around.
A bus rental in Trenton removes every one of those variables. Your group boards at one central pickup point — a Philadelphia hotel lobby, a Princeton parking deck, a Woodbridge address — gets dropped at Lot #2/Gate A while the lots are still filling, and the bus waits nearby through the event. After the last song or the final buzzer, everyone walks out to the same vehicle.
No one texts four different group chats trying to find the rideshare. No one realizes Lot #2 was pre-paid-only when they arrive. No one waits 40 minutes for an Uber that's stuck in the post-show Route 129 southbound crawl.
For groups coming from outside Trenton — and most concert and hockey crowds at CURE Insurance Arena are exactly that — the per-car parking cost plus the approach and exit frustration makes one flat group rate an easy call once you're past a handful of vehicles. See the Trenton sporting event transportation page for Ironhawks season planning and the Trenton concert party bus rental page for touring show nights.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at CURE Insurance Arena
Lot #2/Gate A is the designated drop-off and pickup zone at CURE Insurance Arena, per the arena's official parking and directions page. The lot entrance sits at 560 S. Broad Street. Gate A is the arena's accessible entrance — it houses the Guest Services desk, an elevator providing access to all arena levels, locker storage outside (limited availability, fee varies by size), and the arena's wheelchair escort and rental services.
It's also the closest main entry to the arena floor for groups with tickets in the 100-level sections.
For rideshare pickup at Lot #2/Gate A, the arena requires cars to arrive no earlier than 30 minutes before the event ends. Build your charter pickup window around that same logic — confirm your post-event pickup location at Gate A and your departure time before your group heads inside, so the exit is clean and no one is standing around waiting in the parking lot. If anyone in your group has oversized bags that don't clear the arena's bag policy at entry, the lockers outside Gate A are the designated storage point — limited and fee-based, so the official accessibility page has the current layout and available services to review before your visit.
Your bus drops at Lot #2/Gate A — the designated drop-off zone and accessible main entrance, steps from the arena floor. That's the same point rideshare vehicles use for pickup, so your group arrives at the closest coordinated entry point rather than walking in from a remote outer lot or waiting for a shuttle from Lot #4.
Every Way to Get to CURE Insurance Arena, Compared
This is a party bus and charter bus comparison site, but the honest answer is that a bus isn't the right call for every group — a solo trip on the River LINE makes more sense than chartering a 40-passenger vehicle for two people. Here's a straight look at each option, scored on what actually matters for group travel to 81 Hamilton Avenue.
| Option | Cost shape | Group stays together? | Drop-off point | Post-show pickup | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate split across the group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — Lot #2/Gate A drop-off, steps from entrance | Bus staged nearby, clear pickup window set in advance | 15–56 |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Per car each way + post-show surge | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Lot #2/Gate A, but surge pricing post-show | Must be in Lot #2 30 min before event ends; surge pricing applies | 1–4 per car |
| NJ Transit River LINE | Per ticket each way | Only if everyone catches the same train | Hamilton Avenue Station — cross Route 129 to arena | Verify last departure before late events; schedule thins after 10 PM | Any, but no group coordination |
| SEPTA Trenton Line | Per ticket from Philadelphia | Only if on the same train | Trenton Transit Center, 0.5 miles from arena | Return schedule limited on late event nights | Individual travelers from Philadelphia/South Jersey |
| Everyone drives and parks | ~$20/car parking + gas per car | No — multiple cars split up | Depends on lot; Lot #2 pre-paid only, may redirect | Route 129 southbound backs up post-show for all lots | 1–2 cars max |
For one or two people coming from the Philadelphia side, SEPTA into Trenton Transit Center and a short walk to Gate A is often the most practical call — no reason to book a charter bus for a pair. The River LINE works well for groups scattered across South Jersey who can converge on a single train. But the moment your group grows past four or five vehicles' worth of people, the coordination cost — multiple cars, separate parking fees, different arrival times, and the post-show scramble for a rideshare pickup in a pre-paid-only lot — tips decidedly toward one bus.
That's the group this guide is written for.
CURE Insurance Arena Parking: Five Lots, One Key Decision
All five CURE Insurance Arena parking lots are managed by the Mercer County Improvement Authority, with 3,500 total spaces across the complex. Lots open two hours before each event's scheduled door time, and parking prices vary by event — rates are typically released 24–48 hours in advance and have run around $20 for most events, with some lots accepting cash or card on-site and others requiring a pre-paid reservation. Pre-paid reservations are available through the arena's official JustPark parking page and are strongly recommended for sellout events, since Lot #2 sells out in advance and turns away day-of cash at the gate.
Lot #1 enters at 80 Hamilton Avenue (secondary pre-paid entry at 436 S. Broad St) and accepts pre-paid or cash/card on-site. It's the recommended lot for ADA patrons — accessible parking is available first-come, first-served across all lots, but Lot #1's position relative to Gate A makes it the most convenient. Lot #2 enters at 560 S. Broad Street, is pre-paid only — no day-of cash accepted — and doubles as the designated rideshare and group drop-off zone at Gate A. Lot #3 enters at 229 Furman Street off Furman Street and accepts cash or card on-site only.
Lot #4 enters via Hudson Street with a left on Cass Street (address: 1020 Hudson St; pre-paid address: 666 S. Broad St) and accepts pre-paid or cash/card on-site. Lot #11 enters at 48 Market Street off Market Street, accepts cash or card on-site, and is available for select events only with limited availability.
One detail that surprises first-timers at bigger shows: for select events, a shuttle runs from Lots #4 and #11 to Lot #2/Gate A — meaning those outer lots come with an extra step, and the shuttle isn't available at every event. For a group of 30 or more arriving in multiple cars, the per-vehicle parking math adds up quickly: 8 cars at $20 each is $160 before anyone accounts for gas or time spent regrouping. One charter bus covers the whole group at a single flat rate, drops at Gate A, and skips the lot selection entirely.
For current event-specific pricing and pre-paid availability, the official CURE Insurance Arena parking and directions page is the right source to check before your event.
Getting to CURE Insurance Arena from Philadelphia, Princeton, and the Tri-State Region
Every major approach into CURE Insurance Arena funnels through Route 129 — the two-mile connector spur that links I-295 and Route 29 to Hamilton Avenue and the arena's front door. From any direction, that's the stretch of road where event-night congestion concentrates, and it's why the approach timing matters as much as the departure point.
From Philadelphia (~33 miles, 35–45 minutes off-peak): Cross the Delaware River and follow I-295 North to Exit 60, merging onto NJ-29 North, then take the exit for NJ-129 North. From that ramp it's about 1.8 miles north to Hamilton Avenue — turn left and the arena is directly ahead. Count on adding 15–20 minutes to that window on a major event night, particularly approaching the Route 129 and South Broad Street intersection where all the parking lot entrances converge.
For Philadelphia-area groups — whether it's a company outing, a fan group heading up for an Ironhawks game, or out-of-towners in town for a concert — a Trenton group charter bus picks up at one location, handles the NJ approach, and drops directly at Gate A without anyone splitting into separate vehicles.
From Princeton (~12 miles, 20–25 minutes off-peak): Princeton is the closest major origin point — a short drive south on US Route 1 to the Route 129 junction. The quick run makes a minibus especially practical: enough vehicle to keep the group together without oversizing for a 12-mile trip. From the Edison and Woodbridge area (~35 miles, 40–55 minutes off-peak): Take the NJ Turnpike South to Exit 7A, then follow I-195 West to Route 129 toward Hamilton Avenue.
This is the standard approach for groups coming from central New Jersey and the New York metro, and it's where the largest share of out-of-town concert audiences tend to originate. On sellout nights, that Route 129 southbound return after the event is slow — building a post-show buffer into your charter window is the move.
NJ Transit, SEPTA, and Transit Options to CURE Insurance Arena
CURE Insurance Arena is one of the better-connected mid-size arenas in New Jersey for transit riders. The NJ Transit River LINE's Hamilton Avenue Station sits directly across Route 129 from the arena — cross the street and you're at the lot entrance. SEPTA's Trenton Line connects to Trenton Transit Center, about half a mile from the arena entrance, making it a real option for groups from Philadelphia and South Jersey who'd rather not drive I-295 on a Friday night.
Amtrak and NJ Transit trains from New York Penn Station also reach Trenton on the Northeast Corridor line, with the station connecting to the River LINE.
Two things transit riders should know before an evening event. First, the River LINE's frequency drops significantly after 10 PM — for late concerts and Ironhawks games that push into overtime, verify the last southbound departure from Hamilton Avenue Station on the NJ Transit website before your event. Missing the last run means a rideshare from a downtown Trenton address at post-show surge pricing.
Second, SEPTA's Trenton Line return schedule from Trenton Transit Center also has an end time on weeknights. For groups that are split — some on the train, some driving from further away — a charter bus that gathers everyone at Trenton Transit Center and runs the short hop to Gate A consolidates the pickup cleanly and removes the schedule uncertainty entirely.
What Size Bus Works for CURE Insurance Arena Groups?
CURE Insurance Arena serves groups across a wide range — small corporate suite outings of 10, fan groups of 30, and school or organization trips of 50 or more all regularly book transportation to 81 Hamilton Avenue. Partybustrenton.com connects you to a range of vehicle types from a large network of bus companies serving Trenton, so your group rides in the right fit. Here's how the vehicle lineup matches to the most common CURE Insurance Arena trip types.
| Vehicle | Seats | Best CURE Insurance Arena use case | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to ~14 | Small corporate suite nights, executive group outings | Premium leather seating, USB charging at every seat, tinted privacy windows |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Princeton and Hamilton Township fan groups, mid-size groups from Philadelphia | Plush reclining seats, powerful A/C — more maneuverable on downtown Trenton streets than a full-size coach |
| Party bus (25-pax, 40-pax, 50-pax) | ~15–50 | Concert groups, fan groups, birthday and celebration runs to CURE Insurance Arena | Color-changing LED lighting, premium Bluetooth sound system, flat-panel TVs, perimeter seating |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Large fan groups, out-of-town travel groups, organization and school outings | Reclining seats, climate control, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage luggage bays |
For most Ironhawks fan groups and concert nights from the Philadelphia and Princeton area, a minibus in the 25–35 passenger range or a party bus in the 25-seat range is the most-requested vehicle — right-sized to consolidate the group, compact enough to navigate the Lot #2/Gate A drop zone without special event coordination. For larger outings or trips originating from further away — Edison, Woodbridge, or points north — a full-size charter bus gives you the undercarriage luggage bays and onboard restroom that make longer runs comfortable. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; note your needs when requesting pricing so the right vehicle is confirmed before your event date.
Party Bus and Charter Bus Rental Prices to CURE Insurance Arena
Partybustrenton.com shows pricing online in under 30 seconds — no account required, no obligation. Quotes for CURE Insurance Arena runs typically cover 3–5 hours of vehicle time when you factor in the approach from Philadelphia or central Jersey, event duration, and the post-show pickup window. The quote moves with your vehicle type, total hours, pickup location, and date.
To give you a planning idea, here are the network's rate ranges by vehicle (weekday and weekend hourly):
| Vehicle | Weekday hourly | Weekend hourly | Per-day range |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14-Passenger Sprinter Limo | $200 – $325 | $225 – $350 | $1,550 – $3,150 |
| Sprinter Van | $200 – $275 | $225 – $375 | $1,400 – $2,750 |
| 15–35 Passenger Minibus | $200 – $250 | $200 – $275 | $1,100 – $2,150 |
| 25-Passenger Party Bus | $250 – $350 | $275 – $375 | $1,850 – $2,900 |
| 40-Passenger Party Bus | $300 – $350 | $325 – $500 | $2,300 – $3,500 |
| 40–56 Passenger Charter Bus | $200 – $350 | $200 – $350 | $1,350 – $2,850 |
These are planning ranges — the actual price depends on your specific date, pickup location, headcount, and hours. A useful check on the math: a 40-passenger party bus on a Saturday Ironhawks game night, booked for 4 hours, might run $1,300–$2,000 for the whole group. Split 40 ways, that's roughly $33–$50 per person — often comparable to or less than what the group spends across multiple cars paying $20 each in parking plus gas from the Philadelphia or Princeton direction.
Once you're past about five vehicles' worth of people, the group rate typically wins. Check the Trenton party bus prices page for more detail, or call 640-246-8630 any time for a free quote at no obligation.
A Game-Night Example
To give you a sense of how a CURE Insurance Arena run comes together: a 32-person fan group books a 40-passenger party bus for a Saturday Ironhawks home game. Pickup at 4:30 PM from a Princeton hotel, at CURE Insurance Arena's Lot #2/Gate A by 5:15 PM — well before the 6:00 PM puck drop. The group walks straight to their section.
After the game, the bus is staged and the agreed pickup window is set — no one waits in a rideshare queue in Lot #2. The ride back to Princeton takes 25 minutes on an empty Route 129. A 4-hour rental for that run splits 32 ways — and compared to 8 cars paying $20 in parking each plus the Route 129 post-game crawl in separate vehicles, the bus math looks very different.
Events at CURE Insurance Arena Worth Planning Group Transportation For
CURE Insurance Arena has been running events since 1999 — opening as Sovereign Bank Arena before becoming Sun National Bank Center in 2009 and taking its current name in 2017 — and has hosted more than 1,200 events and over four million guests across concerts, sporting events, NCAA tournaments, and pro wrestling. The 2026 calendar brings several anchor events that groups are already booking transportation around.
The biggest new draw is the Trenton Ironhawks, the city's new ECHL professional hockey franchise playing their inaugural home season at CURE Insurance Arena. Opening Night is Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM — the Ironhawks host the Adirondack Thunder in the first of 36 home games through the season. A schedule that consistent is exactly what recurring group transportation runs are built for: the same Lot #2/Gate A drop, the same Route 129 approach, the same post-game pickup window, all season long.
The full home schedule is on the official Trenton Ironhawks website. On the concert side, the late-summer and fall 2026 calendar includes Los Tigres del Norte on August 28 at 8:00 PM, the Anirudh XV Tour: Live in New Jersey on August 30 at 6:00 PM, and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan on October 10 at 8:00 PM. For the full and current event calendar, the arena's official events page has everything confirmed and ticketed.
Booking urgency is real for the opening Ironhawks weekend and major concert nights — these events draw from the same regional vehicle supply across Trenton, Princeton, and the Philadelphia corridor, and the right-size vehicles fill first. For Ironhawks Opening Night (October 24) and any sellout concert, locking in your charter or party bus rental 4–6 weeks out is the right window. For regular Ironhawks home games and weeknight events, 2–3 weeks of lead time is generally workable.
Call 640-246-8630 to get the quote for your specific date.
After the Final Horn — Leaving CURE Insurance Arena
The exit from CURE Insurance Arena is where the planning decisions made before the event pay off most visibly. When 7,000–10,000 fans leave at once, Route 129 southbound toward I-295 slows to a crawl, and the Lot #2/Gate A zone — the same spot designated for rideshare pickup — gets congested with cars that needed to be in position before the event ended. The arena's published pickup timing (rideshare cars must be at Lot #2 no earlier than 30 minutes before event end) means the post-show rideshare queue was already forming while the last period was still playing.
Anyone who didn't pre-arrange their pickup waits in that same lot while the Route 129 ramp clears.
With a bus, the exit runs entirely differently. The bus is already staged, the pickup window was set before your group walked in, and everyone walks out to the same vehicle with no regrouping. The bus takes Route 129 South as soon as traffic clears — back toward I-295 and whatever direction home is — while everyone recaps the game or the show instead of refreshing a rideshare app.
For groups coming from Philadelphia or Princeton, that's a 30- to 45-minute return window with no parking deck to navigate, no surge fare, and no one waiting alone on a corner. The post-show exit is usually the strongest argument for booking the bus in the first place.
Tips for Visiting CURE Insurance Arena
- Pre-pay for parking or expect redirection. Lot #2 is pre-paid only — no day-of cash accepted at the gate. For popular shows and Ironhawks sellouts, all pre-paid lots can sell out before event day. Parking prices are released 24–48 hours before each event on the official JustPark parking page. Arrive without a pre-paid pass on a sellout night and you may be redirected to Lot #3 on Furman Street or the outer lots with shuttle service for select events only.
- Review the bag policy before packing. The arena prohibits outside food and beverages (sealed or unsealed), glass bottles, aluminum cans, coolers, framed backpacks, and water bottles. All guests pass through metal detectors and bags are searched at entry. Medical and parental bags up to 12" × 14" are permitted with search. Bags that don't meet the policy must be returned to a vehicle or stored in the fee-based lockers outside Gate A — limited availability, fee varies by size. The complete requirements are on the official arena policies page.
- Doors typically open one hour before events; parking opens two hours before. For groups coming from Philadelphia or central Jersey, arriving at the venue 90 minutes before door time is a good target — enough time to park and settle in before the main rush on Lot #1 and Lot #3.
- Gate A is the starting point for accessibility services. The accessible main entrance includes the Guest Services desk, elevator access to all arena levels, wheelchair escort services, and rentals. For sign language interpreter requests, contact the arena at least two weeks in advance at 609-656-3200. Full details are on the accessibility page.
- Check the River LINE schedule before a late event. The NJ Transit River LINE runs to Hamilton Avenue Station — a genuinely convenient option — but frequency drops after 10 PM. For any concert or hockey game that pushes past 10:30, confirm the last departure from Hamilton Avenue Station on the NJ Transit website before the event.
- The arena's main line is 609-656-3200; box office is 609-656-3224. Group experience inquiries and suite rental pricing go through the Director of Partnerships at 609-656-3207. Guest Services lost-and-found is reachable at 609-656-3205, Monday–Friday 10 AM–3 PM.
Frequently Asked Questions About CURE Insurance Arena Transportation
Where exactly does a charter bus or party bus drop off at CURE Insurance Arena?
The designated drop-off and pickup zone is Lot #2/Gate A, with the lot entrance at 560 S. Broad Street. This is the same zone the arena designates for rideshare pickup and ADA-accessible drop-off. Gate A is the accessible main entrance, housing the Guest Services desk, elevator access to all arena levels, and locker availability for oversized bags.
The official details are on the arena's parking and directions page.
How much does parking cost at CURE Insurance Arena?
Parking rates vary by event and are typically published 24–48 hours before each show. Based on the arena's own guidance, lots have historically run around $20 for most events. Payment varies by lot: Lot #2 is pre-paid only (no day-of cash), while Lots #1, #3, and #4 accept cash or card on-site for events where pre-paid isn't required.
Pre-paid reservations are available through the official JustPark parking page. For a group of 8–10 cars, that's $160–$200 in parking before gas — one bus covers everyone at a single flat rate.
How far is CURE Insurance Arena from Philadelphia?
About 33 miles, typically 35–45 minutes off-peak via I-295 North to Exit 60, NJ-29 North, and Route 129 North to Hamilton Avenue. On event nights, add 15–20 minutes for Route 129 traffic approaching the arena. A charter bus from Philadelphia drops your group at Lot #2/Gate A — no parking fees, no split-up cars navigating the ramp backup, and no one figuring out Lot #2's pre-paid-only entrance after a long drive.
How far is CURE Insurance Arena from Princeton?
About 12 miles, typically 20–25 minutes off-peak via US Route 1 South to Route 129. For groups from Princeton and the Hamilton Township area, a minibus rental in the 15–35 passenger range is the most practical fit — right-sized for most group outings and easy to position at the Gate A drop zone.
What is the capacity of CURE Insurance Arena?
CURE Insurance Arena seats 7,605 for ice hockey, 8,600 for basketball, and up to 10,500 for concerts and major events. The arena opened in 1999 and has hosted more than 1,200 events and four million guests. It is the home venue of the Trenton Ironhawks (ECHL), who begin their inaugural season with Opening Night on October 24, 2026.
When should I book a bus to CURE Insurance Arena?
For Ironhawks Opening Night (October 24, 2026), major concert dates, and any sellout event, 4–6 weeks of lead time is the right window — the right-size vehicles from the network go first, especially on weekend nights when demand across the Trenton and Philadelphia corridor runs high. For regular Ironhawks home games and weeknight events, 2–3 weeks is generally workable. The earlier you lock in the date, the better your vehicle options.
Call 640-246-8630 or use the online tool to check availability for your specific event.
Can I take NJ Transit or SEPTA to CURE Insurance Arena?
Yes — the NJ Transit River LINE stops at Hamilton Avenue Station directly across Route 129 from the arena, and SEPTA's Trenton Line connects to Trenton Transit Center about half a mile from Gate A. Amtrak and NJ Transit trains from New York Penn Station also reach Trenton. Verify the last River LINE departure and the last SEPTA return from Trenton Transit Center on the NJ Transit website before any late-ending event — both schedules thin significantly after 10 PM.
What is the bag policy at CURE Insurance Arena?
CURE Insurance Arena prohibits outside food and beverages, glass bottles, aluminum cans, coolers, framed backpacks, and water bottles. All guests pass through metal detectors and bags are searched at entry. Medical and parental bags (maximum 12" × 14") are permitted with search.
Bags that don't meet the policy must go back to a vehicle or into the fee-based lockers outside Gate A — limited availability. The complete policy is on the official arena policies page.
What events does CURE Insurance Arena host in 2026?
The 2026 calendar includes Trenton Ironhawks ECHL hockey (36 home games starting October 24), touring concerts across multiple genres, pro wrestling events, collegiate athletic competitions, family shows, and specialty events. Upcoming shows include Los Tigres del Norte (August 28), Anirudh XV Tour: Live in New Jersey (August 30), and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (October 10). The full schedule is on the arena's official events page.
Rent a Bus to CURE Insurance Arena Today
Whether your group is coming up from Philadelphia for a concert night, making the short run from Princeton for an Ironhawks home opener, or organizing a full out-of-town outing from the Edison area, the bus makes the approach to 81 Hamilton Avenue straightforward. No Lot #2 pre-paid confusion, no Route 129 ramp scramble, no post-show rideshare wait in a congested pickup zone. Partybustrenton.com makes it easy to compare party bus, charter bus, and minibus options from a large network of bus companies serving Trenton — one quick form or a call to 640-246-8630 and pricing comes back in under 30 seconds, any time of day.
Also planning a Trenton Thunder Ballpark outing or a broader Trenton itinerary on the same trip? The Trenton Thunder Ballpark transportation guide covers that venue's group drop-off and parking specifics in the same detail. Call 640-246-8630 to get started on your CURE Insurance Arena group trip today.
