How to Beat Bus Fever Party Level 225
To beat level 225, send buses in step with the queue, keep one of the four grey spots free until the middle of the lot opens, and take the free edge buses before you touch the crossing ones in the center. The lot has no garages and no dark buses, so the level is about the order of taps and nothing else.
About 50 buses lie scattered at different angles, and the arrows point up, down, left and right in no fixed pattern. Near the edges the roads are open, but in the center nearly every bus is held by two or three others at once.
| Waiting spots | 8 outlines: the VIP spot on the left, 4 grey spots, 3 green extra spots with a plus |
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| Buses at the start | about 50, short and long, in about 9 colors |
| Garages | none, and no hidden buses |
| Densest area | the middle of the lot, where long buses cross at angles |
| Boosters on screen | VIP, Arrange (1 charge), Jumble |
Fifty Buses at Odd Angles
The lot has no fixed rows. Buses lie across each other the way cars would in a crowded yard, some tilted, some upright. At the top left a long bus stands upright with an arrow pointing up, and three short buses sit next to it, arrows pointing left. Two long buses lie at the right side with arrows pointing right.
The center is a thick pile of long and short buses crossing at angles. Below it a small bus waits at the bottom left, and in the very first frame one bus is already parked in the first grey spot with a counter of 4 under it.
Colors are not the same from run to run, but positions and arrows are. If your buses are a different color from the screenshots, follow the position of each bus and the order stays correct.
Level 225 Walkthrough Step by Step
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Start with the edge buses. Tap the buses on the outer edge of the lot whose arrows point into open space. A small bus from the bottom left goes to the waiting row first and starts filling. These taps remove nothing from the middle, so you take no risk.
Video solution for level 225
Watch the full clear of level 225 below to see how the tap order unwinds the pile, from the edge buses to the last one in the lower right.
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Check the queue and wait. The lot looks almost the same here, and that is on purpose: one bus leaves the row, and you look at the queue before the next tap. Pick the next bus by the first group in line, not by how open its road looks.
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Open the top left. The top left is the first part that empties. Send the three short buses with arrows pointing left, then the long upright one. Three buses stand in the waiting row and one bus is shooting off the field, which frees a road across the middle.
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Loosen the center. Now go into the pile. Take the bus on top of each crossing first, so the ones under it get a road. Four buses fill the row, so keep an eye on the last free grey spot.
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Cut the pile down. Only a compact group is left in the middle, with a few buses on the right and a few below. Each tap now opens a road for the next. The waiting row is full of buses that are filling up, so let them leave before you add more.
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Send the last ones. About ten buses remain, with free roads in front of them. Send each one once its group reaches the head of the queue. The waiting row holds four buses that empty one by one.
Where Level 225 Gets Stuck
The usual dead end is a full waiting row: all four grey spots hold buses for groups that are still deep in the queue. No bus can board, none can leave, and every road in the lot is blocked by the parked ones. This tends to happen right after the first few free taps feel too easy, because it is tempting to keep sending buses while roads are open and the lot still looks full of options.
The second dead end is the pile in the middle. A bus you need can lie under two or three others, and each of them needs a road before it moves. Count the buses on top of the one you want, and do the work one layer at a time rather than hoping for a lucky path.
When the row is full, stop tapping and wait. A parked bus that reaches zero drives away and opens its spot, and only then is it safe to send the next bus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does level 225 have garages or hidden buses?
No. Every bus is in plain view from the first frame, with no garages and no dark buses with a question mark. All of the roughly 50 buses are on the field at once, so you can plan the order of taps from the first moment.
Why do my colors not match the pictures on level 225?
Every player gets different colors, while the layout and arrows stay fixed. Follow the steps by position: the free edge buses first, then the top left, the center pile layer by layer, and the last few buses. The order works with any set of colors.
Which buses are free on level 225 at the start?
The ones on the outer edges of the lot with arrows pointing out toward open ground, such as the short buses at the top left. The buses in the center are all held by neighbors, so leave them for later.
How many waiting spots are open on level 225?
The row has four grey spots, one of them already holding a bus at the start, along with the VIP spot on the left and three green spots with a plus. The VIP spot takes a bus only through the VIP booster, while the green ones are extras bought with coins or an ad.
What if the waiting row is full on level 225?
Stop tapping and let a parked bus fill. Once its counter hits zero it leaves and frees a spot. When none of the parked buses suits the queue, an extra spot or a restart is the way out, and a fresh start with a sharper plan beats everything else.
Read next
Every solved stage is listed on the Bus Fever Party levels page, and the Bus Fever Party walkthrough home page explains the rules, boosters and waiting spots in one place.