Where is the Philadelphia meeting point?

Meet at Independence Beer Garden, 100 S Independence Mall W, Philadelphia, PA; Pacifico activities start around 5:00 PM and the bus departs at 7:00 PM on Friday.

Where is the Wildwood drop-off and return pickup?

Drop-off and Sunday pickup are at Keenan’s, 113 Olde New Jersey Ave, North Wildwood, NJ; the return bus departs at 7:00 PM Sunday.

Can I bring a cooler or alcohol on the bus?

Policies can vary; bring basic snacks but check OvR’s booking page or event terms for specific rules about coolers and open containers.

Are pets allowed on the jitney?

Pet policies depend on the operator; service animals are typically permitted, but confirm with OvR in advance for other pets.

Is there restroom access on the bus?

Most jitney-style buses do not have restrooms; plan accordingly before boarding and during stops in Wildwood.

What is the cancellation or refund policy?

Cancellation and refund terms are set by the booking provider; review the FareHarbor booking confirmation or contact OvR directly for details.

Yellow Line Jitney: Philly to Wildwood Weekend Shuttle

Leave the wheel behind and take the Yellow Line Jitney from Independence Beer Garden (100 S Independence Mall W, Philadelphia, PA) to Wildwood, a tidy weekend transit that converts a stressful drive into a social, seat-saving passage where conversations and playlists replace highway boredom and parking searches and planning. OvR’s weekend shuttle, run in partnership with Pacifico, departs Friday evening at 7:00 PM after meet-up activities at the beer garden beginning around 5:00 PM; it drops passengers at Keenan’s (113 Olde New Jersey Ave, North Wildwood, NJ) and returns Sunday evening at 7:00 PM for a smooth city-bound trip. This is transportation designed around the scene: no parking hunts, no alternating designated drivers, and no complicated logistics—just a single, reliable roundtrip ticket that lets groups fall into the rhythm of boardwalk life, seaside bars, arcades, and the salt-scented dusk without interrupting the weekend’s momentum or last-minute accommodation searches altogether. Wildwood sits on a classic Jersey barrier island: broad, white-sand beach backed by low dunes and resilient beach grasses, with consistent Atlantic surf and a long wooden boardwalk threaded with amusements, neon signs, and families; mornings reveal shorebirds poking the wet sand while evenings highlight bright lights and carnival sounds. Arrive Friday to a short, social bus ride and drop-off at Keenan’s where Pacifico-sponsored activities get the evening started; soak up sunset from the seafront, stroll the boardwalk arcade lane, or dine at a small local spot before settling into late-night bars and beachside bonfire conversations if permitted and music. Practicalities matter: bring ID for bar entry, cash for certain vendors and arcade play, reef-safe sunscreen for the fragile dune plants, a reusable water bottle, and a light tote or backpack to carry towels, flip-flops, and a wind layer for cooler evenings over the sand after sunset and evening snacks. Morning hours reward early risers with quiet shore walks, skipping the midday heat and crowds, while late afternoons deliver the boardwalk energy and carnival lights; if you prefer calmer stretches, head north from Keenan’s toward quieter residential beaches, or rent a bike to explore side streets and salt marsh paths. Travelers based in Philadelphia can treat the jitney as a night out that extends into a crowd-pleasing weekend, while visitors staying in Wildwood or North Wildwood get a direct, affordable connection back to the city; either way, the ride frames time efficiently for maximum beach hours and minimal transit fuss. If you want fewer people around, aim for shoulder-season dates in late spring or early fall when lifeguard schedules thin and the boardwalk slows, but if you crave the loud summer scene this jitney delivers the kind of no-stress, come-as-you-are access that makes a weekend feel like a shoreline recharge.