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Orange Bus Leads Thousands on Orange Walk as Kansas City Reconfigures Transit and Security

City and event officials have reassigned shuttle buses, prepared street closures and moved to speed Fan Fest entry to manage the large Dutch march and stadium demand in changing weather.

Overview

  • The Netherlands' double-decker Orange Bus arrived in Kansas City and thousands of fans are expected to march from the Power & Light District toward Fan Fest on Thursday morning.
  • KC2026 has temporarily reassigned Region Direct buses into the Stadium Direct network to add roughly 1,000 people per hour of shuttle capacity and ease transfers to Kansas City Stadium.
  • Kansas City Police said they will close sections of Grand Boulevard and use KCMO Public Works trucks to block intersections and guide the march for crowd safety.
  • Fan Fest operators are working to open earlier and to speed security screening while enforcing a clear-bag policy to reduce bottlenecks for arriving marchers.
  • Organizers made the transit and security changes after earlier match delays and they warned participants to prepare for heavy downtown traffic and an about 80% chance of rain that could slow movement and affect crowd comfort.