Transportation

List of 4 items.

• Regis Jesuit Bus Lines

  

  The Regis Jesuit bus service is a fee-based program with the costs shared by both Regis Jesuit families using the service and Regis Jesuit High School. Students can purchase a full-year or semester pass or, for additional flexibility, students can ride the bus any day by scanning their Student ID. At the end of each month, the bus charges will be charged to the student's tuition account. Bus pricing for the 2026-27 school year is as follows: 
  
  PRICES
  

  • Annual Pass - $2000
  • Semester Pass -  $1000
  • Per Ride Charge -  $8.00 per ride

  
  ROUTES
  

  Route #1 - Red Line (Central Denver)
  The Red Bus Line starts at E. Iliff Ave (Observatory Park) and makes the following stops: 1st Ave and University (Mornings: SE corner RTD stop; Afternoons: NE corner RTD stop), Alameda and Colorado (Mornings: 24 Hour Fitness RTD stop; Afternoons: NE corner RTD stop), Leetsdale and Monaco (Mornings: Market Square Center Chipotle. Afternoons: Bowling Alley), Leetsdale and Quebec (Save-a-Lot), Parker Rd and Florida (Mornings: Library; Afternoons: Walmart RTD stop), Parker Rd and Yale (The Juicy Seafood RTD stop), Parker Rd and I- 225 (Nine Mile Park and Ride - letter J); before arriving at Regis Jesuit.
  
  Route #2 - White Line (Southwest Metro)
  The White Bus Line begins at Julian St (Escuela de Guadalupe) and makes the following stops: Littleton/Mineral RTD (Gate A); University Blvd & C470 RTD PNR, Holly & County Line (King Soopers), Holly & Orchard Rd (King Soopers) and Arapahoe & Clinton (Target) before arriving at Regis Jesuit. 

  
  Route #3 - Blue Line (South Metro)
  The Blue Bus Line begins at Miller Library on Wilcox in Castle Rock and makes the following stops: Happy Canyon Road and I-25 (Anthony’s Pizza), I-25 and Castle Pines Parkway (by Subway), Ridgegate and I-25 (Cabela’s), Mainstreet & Parker Rd (Hobby Lobby) before arriving at Regis Jesuit.

  
  Route #4 - Green Line (North Central/Northeast Denver Metro)
  The Green bus line will begin downtown at US Hwy 36 & Sheridan (RTD Stop) and makes the following stops: US Hwy 36 & Pecos (Perl-Mack Ace Hardware); Downtown Union Station, 23rd and Colorado Boulevard (City Park lot just west of Colorado off 23rd), 21st & Ulster (DSST Stop at Constellation Park) before arriving at Regis Jesuit.

  
  Route #5 - Yellow Line (North Denver Outer Loop)
  The Yellow Bus Line will begin at Northfield Blvd & Uinta St (TGIFridays) and makes the following stops: 35th & Tower Rd (behind Del-Taco), 17th & Wheeling (Anschutz Medical Campus); Mississippi & Buckley Rd (Bowlero Bowling Alley) and Iliff & Buckley Rd (King Soopers) before arriving at Regis Jesuit High School.
  
  AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BUS
  

  The bus will pick up at Regis Jesuit on the service road between the Steele Center and the stadium and promptly leave at 5:30 pm. The After-School Activities Bus will make stops at Nine-Mile Station, Anschutz Medical Campus, Constellation Park, City Park, Union Station, and Escuela de Guadalupe. Students who live in Northwest Denver/Westminster/Boulder can take the Flatiron Flyer Bus from Anschutz Medical Campus to those stops. Stops will be dependent on ridership daily.
  
  Annual or Semester Pass holders can ride the Activities Bus for no additional cost. All other riders will pay the $8.00 per ride fee to take the Activities Bus.

• RTD

  Learn more about RTD passes for teens by calling the Regional Transportation District (RTD) at 303.299.6000 or viewing the RTD Trip Planner webpage for specific route information that will allow your student to use the light rail or RTD buses to connect with Regis Jesuit buses or ride directly to the school.

  
  As of August 2024, RTD offers free fares to youth with a School ID. No extra pass purchases are required.

  
  RTD BUS AND LIGHT RAIL OPTIONS (View RTD Trip Planner)
  

  • RTD Bus #169 - Runs from Airport Blvd to Regis Jesuit 
  • RTD Bus #153 - Runs between Montbello/Aurora/Regis Jesuit/Parker, CO
  • RTD Bus #483 - Runs between I-25 & Lincoln through Parker to Regis Jesuit  

  
  OTHER OPTIONS

  From NW Denver
  Students can also take buses from the NW Denver metro area to RTD's Downtown Market Square Station hub and pick up the Regis Jesuit Bus - Green Line at Union Station. A connection can also be made with the Regis Jesuit Red Line bus at RTD's Nine Mile Park and Ride at I-225 and Parker Road.

  
  From Aurora
  Aurora families can take an RTD bus to RTD's Nine Mile Park & Ride at I-225 and Parker Road in the morning for both the Boys and Girls Divisions. Regis Jesuit Bus #1 - Red Line will take students after school back to the Nine Mile Park & Ride to make their connections with parents or an RTD bus.
  
  From Boulder

  Families living in the northwest areas of Denver (Boulder, Broomfield, Westminster) can take the Flatiron Flyer from Anschutz Medical Campus and Union Station, both stops made by the Regis Jesuit bus lines. The Flatiron Flyer is a charter-type bus with comfortable seating and Wi-Fi capability for passengers. Multiple routes stop along US-36 into Downtown Boulder. To learn more about the route options, click here.

• Carpooling

  Regis Jesuit High School is proud to partner with WaytoGo to provide families with information designed to help create carpools. This is an optional service for our families. WaytoGo is a governmental agency that matches Regis Jesuit students with students who live within 7.5 miles of each other and sends this information to each Regis Jesuit family in the summer. Parents/guardians can then contact other Regis Jesuit families about carpooling. For more information, contact WaytoGo at 303.455.1000.

  
  If you live in the Boulder area and are interested in transportation with other Regis Jesuit families, contact Loretta Shekleton at 303.269.8128 for more information.

• Parking on Campus

  Senior, junior and sophomore students with a valid Colorado State Driver's License are permitted to park on campus or in a lot across Lewiston Way at the Arapahoe Crossing Shopping Center. Parking spaces are limited; therefore, paid permits are required and are purchased with proof of license during the school year. 
  
  Parking for visitors and volunteers is available in front of the Science & Innovation Center, with overflow parking in other designated visitor lots.