If your group is heading to Regions Field for a Birmingham Barons game, the logistics that trip up most first-timers aren't the tickets — it's the parking scramble on 1st Avenue South, the split-up caravan weaving through downtown, and the post-game search for a dozen different cars while 8,000 other fans are trying to leave the same block at once. This guide covers all of it plainly: where your bus drops off, which lots handle oversized vehicles, what downtown Birmingham's streets do on a sold-out Friday night, and exactly how to book a Birmingham charter bus rental that keeps your crew together from the pregame stop to the final out.

We coordinate group transportation to Regions Field regularly, so the advice here is what we tell our own clients before they book — written for the person responsible for getting 20, 35, or 56 people there together without the parking headache. For a broader look at how we handle Birmingham sporting events, see our Birmingham sporting event party bus rental service.

Ballpark address

1401 First Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233

Capacity

8,500 seats — opened April 10, 2013

Team & affiliation

Birmingham Barons — Double-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox

Largest nearby lot

Barons Lot B — 1st Ave N & 14th St, north of Railroad Park

Group sales line

(205) 988-3200

Parking pre-purchase

reserve.imclutch.com — Clutch app, advance booking strongly recommended

Why a Bus Makes Sense for a Barons Game Group

Downtown Birmingham's streets around Regions Field are compact, one-way in places, and not designed for 30 cars converging on 1st Avenue South at 6:15 PM on a Friday night. The Barons Lot B off 1st Avenue North is the largest managed game-day lot, but on fireworks nights and major promotion games it fills an hour before first pitch. Add Malfunction Junction — the I-20/I-59/I-65 interchange that carries over 260,000 vehicles daily through downtown, nearly twice what it was originally designed to handle — and the math for a large group driving in separately starts working against everyone fast.

A Birmingham party bus or charter bus rental solves it at once. Your crew boards at one spot, rides together, and gets dropped curbside at the Main Entrance on 1st Avenue South. The bus waits nearby while your group is inside, then picks everyone up at a pre-agreed spot when the final out clears.

No caravan, no parking confusion, no drawing straws over who drives home. For a group of 20 or more, the per-person cost of a bus rental almost always beats the combined total of separate parking, gas, and late-night rideshare surge pricing once you add it all up at the end of the evening. Call 205-564-3259 to lock in your date.

Charter Bus Drop-Off at Regions Field

Regions Field sits in Birmingham's Southside neighborhood, with 1st Avenue South running directly in front of the Steve Serra Auto Plaza Main Entrance. That is the primary approach street for group drop-offs. Your bus pulls curbside on 1st Avenue South, your group steps off directly in front of the main gates, and the bus repositions while everyone heads inside.

A few operational details that matter for large vehicles: the blocks along 1st Avenue South see heavy combined pedestrian and vehicle traffic once gates open on popular games. Police officers are typically stationed at key intersections to manage flow on Barons game nights, and the ballpark's adjacency to Railroad Park means foot traffic from the 19-acre trail network adds to the pedestrian mix before first pitch. The practical takeaway — plan to arrive 45 to 60 minutes before first pitch so drop-off happens before the thickest crowd buildup at the gates.

That window also gives your group time to pick up tickets, grab food at one of the concourse stands, and reach your seats without the pre-game rush.

For bus parking after drop-off, contact the Barons group sales team at (205) 988-3200 when you book group tickets — they can advise on oversized vehicle staging for your specific game date. Pre-purchasing parking through the Clutch app is the right call; the lots closest to the ballpark on big promotion nights go quickly, and walk-in oversized spots are not a certainty on a sold-out Friday game. We always recommend checking the official Barons parking and directions page before your visit to confirm current lot assignments and pre-purchase links for the specific date.

Regions Field, 1401 First Avenue South, Birmingham — home of the Birmingham Barons, Double-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox, in the Southside neighborhood alongside Railroad Park.

The Lots Around Regions Field

Understanding the lot layout keeps your group from circling blocks that are already full. Here's how parking breaks down around the ballpark on game days:

  • Barons Lot B — corner of 1st Avenue North and 14th Street, north of Railroad Park on the other side of the train tracks. The largest dedicated Barons game-day lot, operated and managed by the team, with direct access to the Main Entrance. Pre-purchase on the Clutch app. On fireworks nights, this lot is effectively full 45 minutes before first pitch.
  • Paid surface lots — several privately operated lots within a five-minute walk typically run $10–$15 per car on game nights. There are approximately 2,500–3,000 individual parking spaces within a five-minute walk of the ballpark. Most of the convenient ones require advance purchase on busy dates.
  • Street parking — free after 6 PM and on weekends on blocks surrounding the ballpark. On sold-out Friday and Saturday nights these spots are gone by 5:45 PM. Don't plan your group's night around them.

The math for a charter bus group is straightforward: one bus takes one oversized spot instead of 10 to 15 separate car spaces, all of which need pre-purchasing on popular nights. Coordinate with the Barons group team when you buy your tickets and they can bundle parking into the group package.

Getting to Regions Field: Routes, Traffic & Timing

Every road into downtown Birmingham eventually passes through or near Malfunction Junction — the I-20/I-59/I-65 interchange just northwest of the downtown core, nicknamed for its irregular configuration of left-hand on-ramps, lane weaves, and high accident rates. It carries over 260,000 vehicles daily through a system designed for roughly half that load. A single incident at the junction can cascade delays across all three highways simultaneously.

That is the fixed backdrop for any game-day drive into Birmingham from the suburbs.

The most reliable approach from the south and west is I-65 North to Exit 259B onto 4th Avenue South, then left on 12th Street and right onto 1st Avenue. From the north, Exit 259 to University Boulevard to 13th Avenue connects cleanly to 1st Avenue South. From the Tuscaloosa corridor, I-20/59 East drops you into the same downtown grid.

Approximate distances and off-peak drive times from common group pickup points:

From… Approx. distance Off-peak drive time Friday fireworks nights
Hoover / US-280 corridor ~10–12 miles via I-65 N 20–30 min 40–55 min
Homewood / Mountain Brook ~6–8 miles 15–25 min 30–45 min
Vestavia Hills ~10 miles 20–30 min 35–50 min
Bessemer ~15 miles via I-20/59 E 20–35 min 35–50 min
Trussville / Pinson ~18–22 miles 30–40 min 45–60 min
Pelham / Helena ~20 miles via I-65 N 30–40 min 45–60 min
Tuscaloosa ~60 miles via I-20/59 E 60–75 min 75–90 min

Those Friday night numbers are real. The downtown Birmingham office exodus starts around 5 PM, Malfunction Junction adds its usual unpredictability, and everyone with a Barons ticket is trying to land on the same few blocks of 1st Avenue South at the same time. Police officers stationed at ballpark-area intersections manage flow, but don't speed it up.

With a Birmingham bus rental, the route is handled for you. Your group builds the pregame energy on board instead of watching a GPS recalculate around a Malfunction Junction backup. Call 205-564-3259 for a quote.

Hoover to Regions Field via I-65 North — roughly 10–12 miles, but budget 40–55 minutes on Friday fireworks nights when downtown traffic and Malfunction Junction both conspire at once. Confirm live routing on Google Maps.

What Size Bus Does Your Barons Group Need?

Regions Field seats 8,500, which makes it an intimate minor league setting where a group of 35 to 56 is a genuinely meaningful presence. The right vehicle depends on your headcount and how much game-day gear you're bringing. We offer a wide variety of vehicles, meaning you never have to pay for seats you don't actually need.

Here's how our fleet breaks down for a Regions Field run:

Vehicle Capacity Gear / storage Best for Key amenities
14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van Up to ~14 Modest — coolers and small bags Small corporate groups, birthday crews, VIP outings Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows
Party bus (15–50 passengers) ~15–50 Onboard, lighter — built for the ride Fan groups who want the party to start on the way there Built-in bar, color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, flat-panel TVs, dance area
Minibus (15–35 passengers) ~15–35 Overhead plus some underfloor Mid-size corporate outings, church groups, school groups Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats
Charter bus (40–56 passengers) Up to 56 Excellent — deep undercarriage bays Large fan groups, company outings, youth leagues Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays

For fan groups wanting the rolling pregame, a 15- to 50-passenger party bus with a built-in bar and Bluetooth sound makes the ride half the fun. For corporate groups, church outings, or youth sports leagues putting 40 or more people on the road, a full-size charter bus keeps everyone together in climate-controlled comfort — genuinely important during Birmingham's July and August heat. ADA-accessible vehicles are always available; just let us know in advance so we can have the right bus ready.

What Does a Bus to Regions Field Cost?

There's no single sticker number because the quote is shaped by vehicle size, total hours reserved, mileage, and the date. Here are real hourly ranges to anchor your estimate: 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. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type — you will never be surprised by hidden costs.

Here's the per-person math that typically settles the decision. A 40-passenger party bus for a 4-hour evening block — pickup, ballpark drop-off, post-game stop, return — runs roughly $800–$1,200 depending on date and origin. Split 40 ways, that's $20–$30 per person.

Compare that to $10–$15 per car for parking plus gas plus whatever rideshare charges for the late-night return from downtown Birmingham, and the bus comes out ahead before you factor in the convenience of everyone arriving and leaving together. Call 205-564-3259 for an all-inclusive quote in under 30 seconds.

A Real Game-Day Example

For a Friday night fireworks game last summer, a 35-person corporate outing booked a 40-passenger party bus from the Highway 280 corridor. Pickup at 5:30 PM from the company's parking lot, curbside on 1st Avenue South by 6:20 PM — 40 minutes before first pitch. The group reached their group-seating section before the National Anthem.

Post-game, the bus met everyone at the pre-arranged curbside point and made one stop at Good People Brewing (114 14th St S, Birmingham, AL 35233) on the way back. Total 5-hour all-inclusive rental: $1,050 (~$30/person). No one paid for parking, no one navigated downtown Birmingham post-game, and the brewery stop extended the evening by an hour — something a caravan of cars can never coordinate cleanly.

Dates That Fill Up Fast: The Regions Field Events Calendar

Regions Field's 8,500-seat capacity fills faster than most fans expect on promotion nights, and those same nights are when downtown Birmingham parking becomes genuinely stressful. Build your bus booking around these recurring demand spikes:

  • Friday Night Fireworks presented by Coca-Cola — the signature recurring promotion of the Barons calendar, with post-game fireworks displays that routinely push attendance toward sellout. These are the single biggest demand nights for group bus rentals to Regions Field all season. The lots closest to the ballpark are full an hour before first pitch on the most popular fireworks dates. Book your bus 6–8 weeks out for any fireworks Friday between May and August.
  • Star Wars Night and major theme nights — theme nights with character appearances consistently draw larger-than-average crowds, stressing the same surface lots that fireworks nights stress. Downtown Birmingham parking difficulty applies in full.
  • Opening Day (April) — the Barons' season opener at Regions Field generates strong early-season energy. Parking lots near the ballpark see elevated first-game competition that the rest of April typically doesn't match. Groups planning an Opening Day trip should lock in transportation as soon as tickets go on sale.
  • Youth Sports Celebration Sundays — games with significant family and youth sports attendance. If your group includes kids who want to run the bases post-game, coordinate the bus pickup window accordingly so the bus is there and ready after the on-field activity, not expecting your group at the exit the moment the final out is recorded.
  • Special games at historic Rickwood Field — the Barons returned to Rickwood Field (1137 2nd Ave W, Birmingham, AL 35204) for a Negro Leagues tribute game in 2025 and continue that tradition. Rickwood's parking situation is entirely different from Regions Field — a 1910 historic landmark in a different Birmingham neighborhood with far fewer spaces and a different approach. If your group is attending a Rickwood game, call us specifically for that date. The Regions Field drop-off plan does not transfer.

The booking window that matters most: Friday Night Fireworks games between late May and mid-August are the most oversubscribed dates on the Birmingham group transportation calendar. Corporate outings, youth leagues, and family reunions all converge on the same Friday nights. For those dates, 4–6 weeks of lead time is the practical floor.

Call 205-564-3259 as soon as your game date is confirmed — the earlier you call, the better your vehicle options.

Bus vs. Driving vs. Rideshare: The Honest Read

We'll be straight about it: if two people are heading to a Tuesday night game in April, a rideshare makes total sense. There is no reason to charter a bus for a pair. But once your group grows past three or four cars' worth of people, the coordination cost of separate vehicles — staggered arrivals, split-up groups, multiple parking spots, the post-game rideshare scramble on downtown Birmingham streets — tips decisively toward one bus.

Here's how the options compare for a real group:

Option Cost shape Arrive together? Post-game flexibility Best for
Charter bus / party bus One flat rate, split by the group Yes — one vehicle, one arrival Best — post-game stop built into the route 15–56 people
Multiple rideshares Per car each way + surge pricing post-game No — staggered ETAs, different cars Poor — hard to coordinate a group bar stop 1–4 per car, small groups only
Everyone drives & parks $10–$15/car + gas per vehicle No — caravans reliably split up Poor — everyone leaves on their own schedule 1–2 cars total
Barons free shuttle from Lakeview / Pepper Place Free — but schedule-fixed, capacity-limited Partly — only if group catches the same shuttle None — fixed route, no group stops Very small groups already in those neighborhoods

The Barons operate a complimentary shuttle from Slice Pizza & Brew in Lakeview and from Cantina at Pepper Place to Regions Field beginning at 5 PM on game days — genuinely useful for small groups already in those neighborhoods. But it doesn't accommodate large parties, doesn't serve the return leg to your starting point, and doesn't allow for post-game stops. A Birmingham bus rental is the clean answer for any group of 15 or more with a specific origin point.

One phone call handles the whole evening.

What Your Group Should Know Before the Gate

Regions Field is a well-run, fan-friendly ballpark with an open concourse that gives fans unobstructed field views even while getting food — a layout that makes it genuinely easy for large groups to stay loose and social while keeping an eye on the game. A few operational details catch first-timers, especially group leaders managing 30 or more people:

  • Bag policy: Regions Field enforces a clear-bag policy consistent with minor league baseball standards. Small clear bags and small clutches are permitted; large backpacks and oversized bags are not. Brief your group before they board the bus so nobody is sorting out a bag issue at the gate while the rest of the crew waits. The official Birmingham Barons A-to-Z guide is the authoritative reference for the current policy.
  • Outside beverages: Factory-sealed water bottles are permitted. Review the A-to-Z guide before your visit for the current outside-food policy, as it updates seasonally.
  • Group seating entry: If your organization is using a dedicated group seating area, coordinate your entry point with the group sales team at (205) 988-3200 ahead of time. Group areas are typically in specific sections with their own entry process.
  • Post-game on-field activities: Many Barons promotion nights include kids running the bases post-game. Set your bus pickup window to account for it — the bus should be there and ready after the post-game activity, not before it ends.
  • Birmingham summer heat: Weeknight first pitches are typically at 6:30 or 7:05 PM. A charter bus with climate control makes the ride to and from the ballpark significantly more comfortable on humid Alabama evenings than multiple cars with varying AC situations.

Post-Game Stops: Where Groups Go After Regions Field

One of the genuine advantages of a group bus over separate cars is the post-game stop. The bus can swing through one spot on the way back to your origin — something a caravan of cars never manages to coordinate cleanly. The neighborhoods around Regions Field have several strong options:

  • Good People Brewing (114 14th St S, Birmingham, AL 35233) — a few blocks from the ballpark, one of Birmingham's flagship craft breweries with a large outdoor space. Practically purpose-built for a post-game group stop already on your route back.
  • Monday Night Brewing Garage — a short drive west of the ballpark with event-scale space well suited for groups of 20–40 who want to extend the evening without competing with the post-game crowd spilling out onto the same downtown blocks.
  • Lakeview District — Birmingham's bar and restaurant corridor a mile east of the ballpark, with Slice Pizza & Brew, several bars, and casual food options clustered together. If your group's pickup origin was near Lakeview, the return loop through the district adds almost no time to the route.
  • Pepper Place area — a neighborhood that comes alive on weekends, with food and drink options that pair naturally with a Saturday afternoon game.

Tell us your post-game stop when you book and we'll build it into the route and the total hours. One flat rate, one bus, one plan — the whole evening handled.

Who Books Buses to Regions Field

Different groups, same goal: everyone arrives together, nobody leaves early to beat the parking crunch, and the evening runs on one clean itinerary. Here are the most common reasons groups book a bus to a Barons game:

  • Corporate outings and company events. Summer game nights at Regions Field are a Birmingham corporate staple — 30 to 56 employees, a group seating section, and a logistics plan that doesn't leave anyone hunting for a $15 parking spot at 6 PM downtown. A charter bus handles pickup at the office, ballpark drop-off, and return to the origin at the end of the night.
  • Church groups and community organizations. Family nights, fundraiser outings, youth group trips — the Barons are one of Birmingham's most accessible large-group entertainment options, and a minibus keeps 25–35 people together without the carpool overhead.
  • Youth sports leagues and school groups. Baseball and softball teams who want a first-class minor league game experience. A charter bus with climate control and an onboard restroom is the right vehicle for 35 kids and their chaperones on a July evening in Alabama.
  • Birthday and milestone celebration groups. A Barons game is a genuinely good birthday destination — affordable tickets, a festive atmosphere, and an intimate ballpark that's easy to navigate as a group. A party bus with LED lighting and built-in sound turns the ride into the party, and several groups book a pregame brewery stop, the game, and a post-game bar all in one bus loop.
  • Alumni and affinity groups. University groups, fraternal organizations, and alumni networks who want a shared Birmingham experience on a summer evening. Regions Field's open concourse makes it easy for large groups to stay social while following the action on the field.

About Regions Field and the Birmingham Barons

Regions Field opened on April 10, 2013, as a purpose-built 8,500-seat facility in Birmingham's Southside neighborhood, replacing Hoover Metropolitan Stadium as the Barons' home after more than two decades in the suburbs. The $60 million ballpark sits adjacent to Railroad Park — the 19-acre green space that anchored Birmingham's downtown revitalization beginning in 2010 — and features an open concourse with unobstructed field views, a wiffleball field and batting cages in the outfield, and a setting that is genuinely one of the more compelling urban ballparks in the minor leagues.

The Birmingham Barons are the Double-A affiliate of the Chicago White Sox and the 2024 Southern League champions — which means Regions Field is where the next generation of White Sox prospects develop before making their way up the ladder. The franchise also carries one of the longer professional baseball histories in the South: charter members of the original Southern League in 1885, residents of legendary Rickwood Field (1137 2nd Ave W, Birmingham, AL 35204) from 1910 through 1986, and a continuing tradition of returning to Rickwood for annual Negro Leagues tribute games. If your group has any interest in baseball history, a Rickwood game is worth planning as a separate trip — just know the transportation logistics are entirely different from a Regions Field night and require a separate plan.

The Double-A regular season runs April through September with roughly 60–70 home games at Regions Field. Weeknight first pitches are typically at 6:30 or 7:05 PM; Saturday afternoon games start at 1:05 PM; Sunday games start at 2:05 PM. For the current full schedule and promotional calendar, visit milb.com/birmingham/schedule.

Booking Your Barons Game-Day Bus: Three Steps

Booking is straightforward, and a bit of planning makes game night seamless:

  1. Request a quote with your group size, pickup location, game date, and whether you want a post-game stop built into the itinerary. The date matters because a Friday fireworks night and a Tuesday in April price and plan differently.
  2. Confirm the vehicle and the drop-off plan. We lock in the right vehicle for your headcount and verify the current drop-off approach and bus parking arrangement for your specific game date — because a sold-out promotion night has different traffic and staging logistics than a quieter weeknight.
  3. Set your post-game pickup window. Agree on the pickup time and location before the group heads into the ballpark. The bus waits nearby during the game and is right there when you walk out — no regrouping, no waiting in a post-game rideshare line on 1st Avenue South.

For Friday night fireworks games and other high-demand dates, 4–6 weeks of lead time is the practical minimum. For quieter weeknight games in April or September, two to three weeks usually works. But the earlier you call, the better the vehicle selection.

Call 205-564-3259 any time for an all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus drop off at Regions Field?

The primary drop-off point for group vehicles is curbside on 1st Avenue South in front of the Steve Serra Auto Plaza Main Entrance at 1401 First Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233. Plan to arrive 45–60 minutes before first pitch so drop-off happens before the heaviest pedestrian traffic builds at the gate. For any game-day curb access specifics on your date, contact the Barons group sales team at (205) 988-3200 when you purchase group tickets.

Where do buses park at Regions Field after drop-off?

The largest dedicated game-day lot is Barons Lot B at 1st Avenue North and 14th Street, north of Railroad Park, operated by the team. Pre-purchase oversized vehicle parking through the Clutch app ahead of time — popular nights fill nearby lots before first pitch and day-of oversized spots are not guaranteed. The Barons group sales team can advise on bus-specific staging when you book group tickets.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to Regions Field in Birmingham?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours reserved, your pickup location, and the date. Rough hourly ranges: Sprinter limos and vans run $170–$344/hour; party buses (15–20 passengers) run $204–$378/hour; larger party buses and minibuses (35–50 passengers) run $294–$490/hour; and full-size charter buses run $150–$300/hour. Party Bus in Birmingham provides all-inclusive pricing in under 30 seconds — call 205-564-3259 with your group size and game date for a real number.

Which Barons game nights should I book farthest in advance?

Friday Night Fireworks games between late May and mid-August are the highest-demand nights on the Birmingham group transportation calendar. Star Wars Night, Opening Day, and any game with a giveaway for the first 1,000 fans also spike demand. For those dates, 4–6 weeks of lead time is the floor.

Quieter weeknight games in April or September are more flexible — two to three weeks usually works.

Can the bus wait during the game and take us to a bar afterward?

Yes. The bus is reserved as a block of hours, so it waits nearby during the game and picks your group up at the agreed time when you exit. A post-game stop at Good People Brewing, Monday Night Brewing, or anywhere in Lakeview is easy to build into the itinerary — just tell us when you book so the stop is included in the total hours and route.

Is a Rickwood Field game different from a Regions Field game for transportation purposes?

Completely different logistics. Regions Field is a purpose-built 2013 stadium in Southside with structured game-day parking and a clear drop-off approach on 1st Avenue South. Rickwood Field (1137 2nd Ave W, Birmingham, AL 35204) is a 1910 historic landmark in a different Birmingham neighborhood with far fewer parking spaces and a completely different approach route.

If your group is attending a Rickwood tribute game, call us specifically for that date — the Regions Field plan does not transfer.

Is there a free shuttle to Regions Field I should know about?

The Barons operate a complimentary shuttle from Slice Pizza & Brew in Lakeview and from Cantina at Pepper Place beginning at 5 PM on game days. It's a useful option for very small groups already in those neighborhoods, but it doesn't accommodate large parties, doesn't serve the return leg to your starting point, and doesn't allow post-game stops. A Birmingham party bus rental is the right answer for groups of 15 or more with a specific origin.

Does a charter bus group need to pre-purchase parking at Regions Field?

Yes. Pre-purchase through the Clutch app is strongly recommended — popular nights fill nearby lots well before first pitch and day-of oversized vehicle spots are not guaranteed. Contact the Barons group sales team at (205) 988-3200 for bus-specific staging details when you book your group ticket block.

Do you have ADA-accessible buses?

Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are always available. Let us know your group's specific needs when you book and we will arrange the right vehicle. Regions Field features wide concourses and accessible seating options throughout the ballpark.

Book Your Regions Field Bus Today

Whether it's a Friday night fireworks game with 45 coworkers, a youth sports league's season-end outing, a church group family night, or a milestone birthday that needs a party bus to the ballpark and a brewery stop on the way home — Party Bus in Birmingham has access to a fleet of party buses, charter buses, minibuses, and Sprinter limos across the Birmingham metro. One bus, one rate, one clean plan: your whole group arrives at 1st Avenue South together while everyone else is circling blocks looking for a $15 parking spot. Give us a call any time at 205-564-3259 for an all-inclusive price quote — or use our online tool for instant availability.

Sources & Last Verified

Parking programs, lot details, and shuttle operations at Regions Field change by season. Key facts verified in June 2026. Confirm current lot assignments, Clutch pre-purchase links, and bus staging arrangements with the Barons group sales team at (205) 988-3200 and on the official pages below before your visit.