How to Beat Bus Fever Party Level 62
To beat level 62, take the buses on the edges first, thin the center a few buses at a time, and park only the colors that the queue is about to call. This level gives you six grey spots instead of the usual four, but nine colors can still fill them quickly, so keep a spot or two free all the way.
About 35 buses lie scattered over the lot. Many of them point at each other, and in the center and the lower middle arrows cross, so one bus often waits for another that waits for a third. The way through is to find the bus whose arrow leads into open space and work back from there.
| Waiting spots | 8 outlines: the VIP spot on the left, 6 grey spots, 1 green extra spot with a plus |
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| Buses at the start | about 35, short and long, in about 9 colors |
| Garages | none |
| Densest area | the center and the lower middle, where arrows cross |
| Boosters on screen | VIP, Arrange, Jumble |
A Scatter of Crossing Arrows
The upper left holds a crowd of mixed buses: short and long ones lying at different angles. One bus stands upright in the top left corner with its arrow pointing up. To the right a few buses lie on a diagonal, and one bus stands alone near the lower right.
The block in the middle is the knot of the level. Short buses stand upright side by side, long buses lie across them, and the arrows point in different directions. Below it a few small buses sit near the bottom left.
On level 62 the shuffle of bus and passenger colors differs for every player, but layout and arrows do not change. Use the positions in the steps below, and the order will work with any color set.
Level 62 Walkthrough Step by Step
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Start at the edges. Tap the buses on the outer edge whose arrows point out of the lot. Three buses stand in the waiting row after the first taps, and another bus is driving out to the right. Every edge bus that drives off unlocks the arrow of its neighbor behind, even when its color is not the one you need most.
Video solution for level 62
Below is level 62 played through from the first tap to the final bus; its colors are not the ones in the pictures, so compare where the buses stand and which way they point.
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Let the first buses fill. Three buses are still parked, one with 40 passengers, one with 32 and one with 4, and the lot has thinned on the left and at the top. With six grey spots you can afford a bus or two of a color that is coming up, but do not fill the row yet. Wait until the buses already parked have boarded.
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Open the center. Now the row holds five buses, and the center starts to loosen. The knot of upright buses is the next target. Every bus that leaves the middle opens a path for the ones lying across it, so you will see two or three tap options appear after each move.
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Keep room in the row. Four buses stand in the row, and the right side of the lot, with its diagonal buses, is clearly smaller. This is a good time to stop and count the free grey spots. With two or more free, keep working on the center; with just one left, tap only a bus the queue needs at this moment.
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Go down the lower middle. The lot is now mostly the lower middle and a few buses on the left. Five buses are parked, among them two short ones with 4 passengers each and one with 12. Take the buses of the lower block from the outside in, one at a time, because they hold each other in place.
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Close out the arch. A short arch of buses remains in the middle, with one bus alone at the lower right and another driving out on the left. Four buses are parked, one of them with 36 passengers. Send the last buses as their passengers come up and the lot will be empty.
Where You Run Out of Room
You get stuck when the grey spots hold buses the queue does not want yet, and the buses you need are still locked in the center. Long buses are the main cause: one that needs 24 or 36 passengers stays in its spot far longer than a short one. A few of them in a row can fill the whole waiting row. Read the counters beneath the parked buses before every tap: a small number means a spot opens soon, and a large one means it stays shut. Here the grey spots are what runs out first, so each tap has to serve the queue now or clear the way for a bus that will.
The second problem is the knot of crossing arrows. If you pull a bus from the middle just because it is free, you may park a color that is still far from the front and leave the buses you do need locked in place. Look at the queue first, then decide.
If the row is full and nothing can board, the game offers to clear the parked buses and add an extra spot for coins or an ad, or to restart. A restart that begins with the outer buses is the cleaner fix.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do my bus colors look different from the screenshots?
Level 62 keeps its layout and arrows for everyone, but bus and passenger colors differ from run to run. Follow the steps by position: the edge buses first, then the center, then the lower middle block, and finally the last arch. That works with any colors.
How many grey waiting spots does level 62 have?
Six, plus the orange VIP spot on the left and one extra spot with a plus at the right end. That is more grey spots than on most levels, but nine colors can still fill them, so keep one or two free.
Which buses should I tap first?
Buses at the outer edge of the lot with arrows aimed into open space. They leave on their own and free the buses behind them. Leave the knot in the center for later, when the row has room and you can see which colors are close to the front.
Why do some buses not move when I tap them?
Because another bus stands in the path of their arrow. A blocked bus cannot leave. Find the bus in its way and send that one out first. On this level the arrows in the center cross each other, so it often takes two or three taps to open one exit.
What should I do if all grey spots are full?
Let the parked buses board and leave, since a bus at zero passengers frees its spot by itself. When no parked color fits the queue, an extra spot or a clear is available for coins or an ad, and you can restart as well. A restart is usually the cheaper choice.
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.