How to Beat Bus Fever Party Level 28
To beat level 28, send out the long buses at the corners first, then dissolve the chain of angled buses across the middle, and keep one grey spot free for whatever the queue calls next. Pick only buses whose arrows point toward free space. There are no garages and no hidden buses, so every decision is about order.
About 30 buses are spread across the lot at many angles, with no neat rows. Long buses sit in the corners and along the sides, and short ones fill the middle in a loose diagonal chain. A long bus holds a waiting spot much longer than a short one, so time them with the queue.
| 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 30, short and long, in about 7 colors |
| Special elements | none: no garages and no dark "?" buses |
| Long buses | two lying in an L at the top left, more along the edges |
| Densest area | the center, where buses stand at different angles |
| Boosters on screen | VIP and Arrange with one charge, Jumble with two |
A Loose Scatter of Buses
This level has no grid. About 30 buses are scattered over the lot at different angles, and the space between them is wide open at the edges. At the top left, two long buses lie in an L, and more long buses stand along the right side and near the bottom.
The middle holds a chain of short buses that runs from the upper left toward the right edge. Their arrows point in different directions, so one bus often blocks the path of the next, and a single tap can free several.
Colors change between runs, but positions and arrows stay fixed. If your lot has other colors than the pictures, follow the steps by place, such as the top-left L, the sides and the center chain, and they work with any color set.
Level 28 Walkthrough Step by Step
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Park the corner pair. Tap the two long buses in the top-left corner first. Nothing blocks them, and they park at once with 40 and 36 passengers to board. Their exit clears the whole corner and shows how much room the edges have.
Video solution for level 28
Watch the full clear of level 28 below, from the first tap to the last bus. Colors are shuffled between runs, so follow the positions of the buses rather than their colors.
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Add the short edge buses. Short buses from the edges follow. The row now holds four buses with 40, 36, 8 and 8 to go, so every grey spot is taken. Stop here and let the passengers board before you tap anything else.
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Let the long buses fill. Two of the four buses have filled and left, and the row shows 8 and 36 to board. Two grey spots are free again. Buses in the middle now have clear lines, because the edge buses that blocked them are gone.
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Cut the middle chain. Work along the diagonal chain, starting with the bus whose exit frees two neighbors. Three buses are parked with 14, 32 and 20 to go. Pick the next bus by the color the queue calls, and avoid parking a long one that has to wait.
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Open the left side. The middle is nearly done. The left edge still has a column of buses, and the row holds 12, 20 and 36 to board. Take the left-edge buses in the order the queue needs them, because each one clears the way for the bus behind it.
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Finish the last four. Only four buses are left: two long ones forming an L at the left, a short one at the bottom and another low in the center. The row has 4, 20 and 16 to board and a free spot. Tap the last buses in queue order to clear the level.
Long Buses Hog the Row
The row jams when long buses take grey spots before the queue is ready for them. A long bus carries a big load of passengers, 40 and 36 in the first steps, and it stays parked until all of them have boarded. Two of those at once leave you with only two free spots. The second trouble is the angled center. Buses there do not stand in rows, so a bus that looks free can be pinned by one that points across it. Start from the edges and work inward bus by bus; if you tap the middle first, the long buses at the corners remain stuck behind it. Watch the number under each parked bus to see how soon its spot frees.
If the row does jam, a restart returns the same layout, so try the long buses at a different moment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do my colors differ from the screenshots?
The colors of buses and passengers are shuffled between players, while the layout and arrows of level 28 are the same for everyone. Read the steps by position: the top-left corner, the edges, the angled chain in the middle and the left side. That order works with any colors.
Does level 28 have garages or dark buses?
No. Level 28 has only regular buses, about 30 of them, scattered at different angles. There are no purple garages and no dark buses with a question mark, so nothing appears later in the run. Every bus you see at the start is a bus you have to clear.
Which buses should I tap first on level 28?
The two long buses in the top-left corner. They have a free path and park immediately, which clears the corner. After that, take the short buses along the edges, and only then start on the angled chain in the middle, one bus at a time.
How many waiting spots does level 28 have?
The eight outlines above the lot are the orange VIP spot at the left end, four grey ones and three green spots with a plus. The grey spots are free from the start. The VIP spot is for the VIP booster alone, and the green spots are bonus ones that you unlock separately.
How do I avoid running out of spots on level 28?
Do not park two long buses and then add more buses of colors the queue is not calling. Keep at least one grey spot empty, and tap a bus only when its color is first in the queue or second. If the row fills up anyway, a restart is often faster.
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.