How to Beat Bus Fever Party Level 58
To beat level 58, start with the buses on the outer edge that already have an open path, move inward row by row, and park a bus only if its color is near the front of the queue. Keep one grey spot empty all the way through, because nine colors mean that most buses you could tap are not the ones you need.
The lot has about 40 buses, and they stand in diagonal and vertical rows that lean on each other. One bus leaving usually frees one or two neighbors, which is why the order matters more than the speed. Four dark buses with a question mark are scattered through the middle and the lower part, and they show their color only once they are uncovered.
| 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 40, short and long, in about 9 colors, plus 4 dark buses with a ? |
| Garages | none |
| Densest area | the center and the lower middle, where buses stand in tight diagonal and vertical rows |
| Boosters on screen | VIP, Arrange, Jumble |
Rows Leaning on Each Other
The top of the lot is easy to read. A line of buses along the upper edge points left or up, and a few tall buses stand side by side just below it. Those can leave first, and each one opens the buses under it.
The center and the bottom are denser. Short buses lie on diagonals, long ones stand upright next to them, and there is hardly any free space. Two dark buses sit near the middle of the lot and two more lie in the lower middle, in a row with a few colored buses.
Colors on your screen can differ from those in the screenshots, because they are shuffled from run to run. The layout and the arrows are the same, so rely on the position and direction of each bus, and the order below suits any color set.
Level 58 Walkthrough Step by Step
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Open the outer edge. Tap the buses along the top and the left whose arrows point away from the rest. One bus with 4 passengers is parked, another is driving off to the right, and the top-left corner of the lot already looks emptier. Park only what the queue needs.
Video solution for level 58
The video below covers level 58 from its opening taps through the final bus, played with other colors than the screenshots, so match positions rather than colors.
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Keep the top moving. Three buses stand in the waiting row, with 4, 16 and 4 passengers to board. The tall buses near the top are still in place, but the outer layer has thinned. The two buses near the center are still hidden under their question marks.
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Watch the head of the queue. The row has cleared to a single bus with 16 passengers, and another bus is driving out. This is the moment to look at the queue before the next tap. The left side of the lot is smaller now, and the middle rows are starting to open.
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Break into the center. Four buses are parked, with 24, 8, 24 and 16 passengers to board. The bottom right of the lot is empty, and the center is where most of the remaining buses stand. Take them one row at a time, starting with the bus whose arrow is already open.
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Hold back long buses. Three buses are parked, one of them with 40 passengers and another with 24. Long buses like these keep their spots for a long time, so do not add another one now. Fewer than twenty buses remain, with the dark ones still waiting in the middle.
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Send the last six. Six buses are left: one at the top, a dark bus with a question mark, one in the middle, two standing together, and one at the lower left. Two buses wait in the row, with 16 passengers each. Send the rest out as their passengers arrive.
How the Center Locks Up
The run stops once every grey spot is held by a bus with colors that nobody in the queue asks for. With nine colors on one lot, this happens fast: every tap on a free bus has a good chance of being the wrong color. Without a free spot you cannot make a single useful move. Watch the numbers under the parked buses: a bus with a small number is about to leave and will give you a spot soon, while a bus with 24 or 40 will not. Spots are worth more than time on this level, so each tap should either serve the queue right now or clear a path for a bus that will.
The long buses are the worst case. A long bus carries many passengers, so it can hold a spot well after short buses have left. Keep them on the lot until the queue reaches their color.
Dark buses cause the other kind of mistake. If you park one before you know its color, you may find that its passengers are the last in the queue. Open its path, read the color, and then decide when it goes. In the center, make small steps and look at the queue between them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the bus colors in my game different?
The colors of buses and passengers are shuffled between runs of level 58. The positions and arrows do not change. Play by position: free buses on the outer edge first, then the upper rows, the center, and the last few buses at the bottom. This order works with every color set.
What should I tap first on level 58?
The buses along the top and the left edge, where the arrows point away from the crowd. They need no help to leave, and each one opens the bus below it. Leave the center rows for later, when the waiting row is lighter.
When do the dark question-mark buses show their color?
When nothing blocks them anymore. A dark bus keeps its color hidden while other buses stand in its way, and the color shows when its path is clear. Clear the way first, read the color, and park the bus when its passengers get close to the front.
How do I keep the grey spots from filling up?
Tap only buses whose color the queue needs now or very soon, and keep one grey spot free at all times. Long buses are the main cause of a full row, so hold them back. A parked bus leaves by itself when its number reaches zero.
Does level 58 have garages?
No. All the buses stand on the lot from the first frame, and no new ones roll out later. You can count what is left at any point, and the last buses are the six that stay in the center and at the lower left.
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.