What should open Level 13?

Use the exposed green, purple, and blue buses around the central fork, then follow the next visible blue, red, and green route blocks.

When is the lower yellow or pink tail safe?

Wait until a boarding bus has departed and a regular bay is free; opening the tail too early triggers No spots available.

Bus Fever Party level guide

hard 7 colors

Green, purple and blue open the fork. Most failures here come from sending a side pink or yellow bus into the row before those three have left.

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Dispatch the exposed green bus, then the purple and blue buses shown in the opening.
Use the next central blue, red, and green matches as their fork segments become visible, keeping a regular bay available for the next departure.
After a bay opens, send the yellow or red bus that reaches the right and lower turns; leave the opposite bay for the inner-lobe color that appears next.
Feed the purple and pink buses around the lower-center loop, then take the newly exposed blue and green side buses as their passenger groups become contiguous.
Do not open the lower yellow or pink tail during the No spots available section. Wait for a departure, then dispatch the matching tail bus from the queue.
Clear the remaining purple, red, blue, and yellow groups, then let the small counters finish and depart.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Cyan, Green, Pink, Purple, Red, Yellow

Sending a side-tail pink, yellow, or purple bus while the holding row is still occupied.
Choosing a same-color bus whose route lobe is still blocked by another passenger group.

Use the exposed central green, purple, and blue buses to start the fork.
Wait for a departure before adding the lower yellow, pink, or purple tail.
Choose the bus that reaches the visible route block, not simply the nearest same-color bus.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A forked multi-lobed passenger route has blue and green on the two outer arms, purple and red around the upper-right bend, yellow on the right and lower-left turns, and pink, cyan, blue, and purple around the inner lower lobes. The holding row shows VIP, three regular outlined bays, and three green plus bays. The lower queue is a mixed horizontal and vertical field with yellow and blue near the upper-left, red and green through the center, blue in the middle, and purple, pink, yellow, and green in the lower tail.
Goal: Use the central queue to open the fork first, keep the lower inner lobe reachable, and let departures create space before consuming the outer blue and green and right red and yellow arms.
Opening: Open with the exposed green, purple, and blue buses. Let their visible counters, including 16 and 29, board and depart before taking a side-tail bus.
Danger Zone: The middle solve reaches No spots available when too many buses are still boarding. Adding a pink, yellow, or purple side bus before a regular bay is released can block the next visible route color and stall the board.
Mechanics: The forked route exposes repeated colors in separate lobes, so a color match is safe only when its route segment is the one currently in reach.

What should open Level 13?
Use the exposed green, purple, and blue buses around the central fork, then follow the next visible blue, red, and green route blocks.
When is the lower yellow or pink tail safe?
Wait until a boarding bus has departed and a regular bay is free; opening the tail too early triggers No spots available.