How to Beat Bus Fever Party Level 107
Level 107 has two layouts that look nothing alike. One is a tilted heap of about 45 buses in which roughly ten dark buses carry a question mark. The other splits the lot into three parts: a tall stack of horizontal buses on the left, a block of buses marked with a curved arrow in the center, and a bent lane of buses on the right.
You get six steps per layout with screenshots, a video of the three-part lot, and a look at where runs stall. Both layouts reward one habit: free the outside first, park only the colors the queue calls for, and leave a grey spot empty.
| Layouts in the game | 2: a tilted heap of about 45 buses with dark "?" buses, and a three-part lot with a tall stack, buses marked with a curved arrow and a bent lane |
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| Buses at the start | about 45 in the heap; about 40 in the three-part lot |
| Waiting spots | VIP, 4 grey, 3 green with a plus in both layouts |
| Special elements | heap: about 10 dark buses marked "?"; three-part lot: a bent lane of buses that starts at a barrier at the top right |
| Colors | about 7, shuffled between runs |
| Boosters on screen | VIP, Arrange, Jumble |
Which Level 107 Do You Have
The difference is easy to spot. If the buses lie in one big tilted heap and a number of them are dark with a white question mark, you have the classic heap. If the lot is split into a tall stack of buses on the left, a block of buses with round arrows in the middle and a curved lane running down the right side from a barrier, that is the newer layout.
Players can end up solving very different level 107 lots, because the game serves both. Colors of buses and passengers are reshuffled in every run, which is why the steps are written around where a bus stands and what it looks like.
The Heap Layout
About 45 buses lie in one big tilted heap, with long buses mixed among short ones. About ten of them are dark, with a white question mark on the roof, and they sit mostly in the middle, so the center is packed solid. The edges are looser, and a few buses stand apart from the heap at the lower right and the left.
This lot has no garages. Waiting buses use the VIP spot, 4 grey spots and three green ones with a plus. A dark bus shows its color only when the path around it is free. Colors in the screenshots may not be yours, and since the order goes by position, it works with any colors.
Heap Layout Step by Step
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Take the loose buses first. The buses at the edge of the heap and the one standing apart at the lower right are free. After the first taps three buses sit in the row, two of them with 13 and 16 passengers to board. Keep one grey spot empty, because the heap is still packed.
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Thin the outer ring. Keep taking buses from the outside of the heap, one at a time. Buses with 4, 8 and 16 passengers are in the row, so the grey spots are filling. Send the next one only after one of them leaves.
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Open the dark buses. The dark buses start to show their colors as the buses around them leave. Tap one only when the queue needs the color that appears. Three buses are parked with 24, 16 and 16.
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Split off the lower left. Two buses stand apart at the lower left now, and a long bus with 36 passengers is in the row. The heap is clearly smaller. Take the isolated buses when their colors come up and avoid parking a second long bus.
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Work the middle. The dark buses are now grouped in the center with a few short ones. Three buses wait in the row with 4, 12 and 4 left to board. Every path out of the middle is short now, so take whatever the queue is calling.
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Clear the last cluster. Fewer than ten buses remain, and several of them are dark. One bus is in the row, and a small bus is driving off at the top. Send the last buses as the queue comes around to their colors.
The Three-Part Lot
On the left stands a tall stack of horizontal buses with arrows pointing right, and a few upright buses stand beside it, three of them at the top. In the center sits a block of about a dozen buses with a curved arrow on the roof. On the right, a curved lane starts at a barrier at the top right and carries a line of buses down and around the right edge.
At the bottom stand a few upright buses and short horizontal ones. The waiting row gives you the VIP spot, 4 grey ones and 3 green spots with a plus, and parked buses carry 1, 4, 8, 20, 24, 32 or 40 passengers. Both the lane and the block are described here only as they look on the field; follow the arrows and tap the open buses.
Three-Part Lot in Six Steps
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Open with the upright buses. The three upright buses at the top left have open road ahead, so one of them goes first. A bus with 24 passengers parks, and a bus is already driving off at the upper left. The stack, the center block and the lane have not moved yet.
Video solution for level 107
This video follows the three-part lot of level 107 with the bent lane, so watch it if your screen shows a tall stack on the left and a curved lane on the right.
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Take the lane from its first bus. The row now holds a bus with 40 passengers. At the top right the bus at the barrier has left the lane and the next one follows. Taking the lane in order keeps the row short, so send only the lane bus the queue is calling.
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Keep an eye on the grey spots. The lane is nearly empty and the center block has started to thin. The row picks up another bus with 40 passengers. Do not tap anything new until the row has two free spots again.
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Empty the center block. The block of curved-arrow buses is gone, so no bus can change direction on you any more, and the lane is empty. What is left is the tall stack on the left and the upright buses at the bottom. Two buses wait in the row with 32 and 20 left to board.
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Start on the left stack. The stack points right and has open road to its right, so take it from the outside. Three buses are parked with 20, 20 and 8, which is nearly a full row. Wait for one of them to leave before you tap the next stack bus.
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Finish the stack and the bottom. A few buses of the stack remain, plus the upright and short buses at the bottom. Buses with 1 and 4 are in the row. Tap them in the order the queue asks for, and the last bus leaves the lot.
Why Level 107 Stops
In both layouts a run ends the same way: the four grey spots hold buses that the queue will not need for a long time. In the heap you cannot even see what is coming, because a dark bus shows its color only after the buses around it leave, so a surprise bus can land in the row and stay there. In the three-part lot, the lane and the big buses are the problem: a bus with 32 or 40 passengers can occupy a spot for a long time. Before every tap, compare the bus with the head of the queue and the color behind it. When all four grey spots are taken, wait; passengers keep boarding, and every bus that hits zero drives off and opens its spot. If no parked bus fits the queue, you can accept an extra spot or restart; a restart with a stricter order is usually the cheaper route.
In the heap, open the dark buses only while the row can take a color you did not plan for. In the three-part lot, take the lane in order, since the buses on it leave one after another, and leave the stack for last. A curved-arrow bus changes direction after another bus moves, so look at it before every tap instead of trusting the arrow you saw a turn ago.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does level 107 look different for my friend?
There are two layouts of level 107 in the game. One is a tilted heap of about 45 buses where some dark buses carry a question mark; the other is a lot with a tall stack, a block of curved-arrow buses and a bent lane. Both use the same waiting row.
How do I reveal the dark buses on level 107?
Move the buses that block the way around them. Once the road is clear, the dark bus shows its color. That color may not match anything in the queue, so leave a grey spot empty before you tap it.
What is the bent lane with the barrier at the top right?
It is a curved lane of buses on the right side of the three-part lot. It starts at a barrier at the top right, and the buses stand along it in a line. Start with the bus at the barrier end and work down the line in order. Lanes in this game open in turn, so check the barrier end before you send the next bus.
How many waiting spots does level 107 have?
Eight in total: the VIP spot, 4 grey ones and 3 green spots with a plus. Green ones are locked at first, which leaves four grey spots in practice. Three parked buses at once is the limit if you want a spot free for the next color.
Can I beat level 107 without boosters?
Yes. The VIP, Arrange and Jumble buttons are there, but neither lot depends on them. Order is the key: open buses first, long ones when the queue asks for them, and a grey spot always left empty.
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