Freedom Mortgage Pavilion Concert Transportation

Concert Group Travel to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion

Freedom Mortgage Pavilion is the outdoor amphitheater on the Camden Waterfront at 1 Harbour Boulevard, Camden, NJ. It was formerly known as the BB&T Pavilion. From May through early fall it books many of the region's big summer tours: rock, country, hip-hop, and pop, with reserved seats under the roof and a lawn behind them.

Philadelphia sits just across the Ben Franklin Bridge, and South Jersey is a straight run in on Route 30 or I-676. Concert crowds often all leave at once, and parking lots empty slowly. That makes a chartered party bus or coach the easiest way to bring a group in and get everyone home.

Who We Move to the Pavilion

• Birthday and bachelorette crews — the classic summer concert party bus.
• Friend groups and fan clubs — 15 to 50 people with a block of lawn or seat tickets.
• Company summer outings — team nights with a fixed pickup at the office.
• Radio, bar, and club promotions — organized group trips with a single departure point.

Vehicle Options

• Party buses (about 20–30) — the top pick for concert nights.
• Sprinter vans (up to about 14) — smaller groups and VIP ticket holders.
• Stretch limos — milestone birthdays and small celebrations.
• Motorcoaches (up to 56) — large organized trips.

Drop-Off, Parking, and Tailgating

The venue's designated drop-off areas are Wiggins Circle, at the end of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, and Clinton Street at 3rd Street. The venue says it accommodates oversized vehicles, with drivers checking in with a parking attendant. Lot 1, the VIP lot, sits directly across from the amphitheater.

Gates usually open 60–90 minutes before the show, and parking lots generally open about an hour before the gates. Tailgating is allowed before gates open, one parking space per vehicle, with no open containers in the lots. When the gates open, the tailgate ends. Many groups pregame on the party bus during the drive and arrive close to gate time instead.

Pickup Ideas

• South Jersey — Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, Voorhees, Marlton, and Mount Laurel, all 20–30 minutes away on a typical evening.
• Center City and Fishtown — dinner in Philly, then across the Ben Franklin Bridge.
• Bucks County and Montgomery County — Doylestown, Newtown, and King of Prussia groups.
• Central Jersey — Princeton and Burlington County down I-295.
• Delaware — Wilmington via I-95 and the Walt Whitman Bridge.

Planning Tips

• Check the forecast and the venue's current bag policy before you go; it's an outdoor venue.
• Pick one meeting point for after the show, such as a numbered light pole or a lot sign, and share it before the encore.
• Book early for July and August weekends, when party buses across the region are in demand.

Related Guides

• All Philadelphia venue guides
• Concert & show transportation
• East Coast concert venues by charter bus
• Party bus rental in Philadelphia

Other outdoor concert venue guides: the Mann Center · Lincoln Financial Field · Subaru Park.

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