Where do buses pick up in New York and Boston?

Pickup points are confirmed in your FareHarbor booking email; OvRride typically uses central city hubs—check your confirmation for the exact address and time.

Can I bring large luggage or skis?

Luggage space is limited to small bags; if you need to transport skis or large items, contact OvRride or book alternate transport—large equipment is not guaranteed space on the bus.

Are food and drinks allowed on the bus?

Snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are fine; OvRride offers partner drinks for the ride home but follow crew instructions about consumption on board.

What if my return trip is delayed?

Return times can shift with highway traffic; OvRride communicates schedule changes via the contact details on your booking confirmation—plan flexibly for evening returns.

How do I reserve or change my seat?

Reserve seats through the FareHarbor referral link included with your booking; modifications depend on availability—check your confirmation for change policies.

Is the service wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility details were not provided in the listing; contact the operator through the booking platform to confirm accommodations before purchasing.

Ride the Snowbound Shuttle: NYC and Boston Bus to Snowbound Expo 2026

Snowbound Expo 2026 Official NYC Transport runs direct bus service from New York City and Boston to the Snowbound Expo, the Northeast’s premier ski and snowboard festival. If you’re heading to the expo to shop gear, attend pro panels, or catch film premieres, OvRride’s shuttle removes the headache of driving and parking. Departures leave city hubs at scheduled times, and riders can choose same-day roundtrip, one-way, or weekend roundtrip options. Seats are comfortable, the vibe is social, and OvRride leans into pre-season hype with partner drinks for the ride home. The value here isn’t just convenience; it’s reclaimed time. Instead of a dawn drive, you get a properly timed pickup, a chance to review the expo schedule, and a focused day on the show floor with no parking scramble. OvRride packages adapt to your needs: hop on for a single show day, stay overnight, or ride both days without juggling logistics. Practical touches stand out. Bookings include clear seat assignments via the FareHarbor link, and the bus crew runs a tight door-to-door timeline. Pickup locations and exact departure times arrive with your confirmation, so plan to check email the morning of travel. Beyond logistics, the trip is a scene: city blocks slipping behind, a crew swapping gear wish lists, and a slow ratchet of anticipation building as snow season promises begin. For Northeast riders and urban escapees, OvRride’s shuttle is a simple, low-stress bridge from city life to expo floor: efficient, affordable, and built specifically for anyone who wants to show up ready to shop, learn, and rally for the season. OvRride is more than a shuttle. It plugs urban snow communities directly into a regional industry weekend, letting city-based athletes mingle with pro riders, shop for next-season equipment, and take in screenings that set trends for the coming months. That makes the service uniquely valuable in a region where crowds meet gear lines and hotel lobbies to exchange tips and injuries tales. Practicalities to note: bring proof of booking and a government-issued ID; luggage space on the bus is limited to small bags; and pickup times can shift with traffic. If you need overnight rooms, the referral hotel link in the booking system is the easiest way to secure local lodging without extra searching. Whether you’re going to measure bindings, sit front row for a panel, or simply soak in winter optimism, OvRride’s Snowbound shuttle clears the path. Show up rested, ready, and with an empty trunk: the season starts on the bus. Reserve early; seats move fast now.