Join Rice Baseball at the Puerto Rico Challenge!

Your Puerto Rico Challenge travel package includes four nights accommodations in Ponce at your choice of hotel, tickets for three games, private coach transportation to and from the games, a Welcome Party, a Puerto Rico Challenge backpack, and all taxes and fees. Space is limited, reserve your spot today!

FAQs – Ponce

Are airfare and airport transfers included in the package?
No, airfare and airport transfers are not included.

Can you tell me more about the transportation to and from the games?
Getting to and from the games will be easy and stress-free! Guests will be picked up at their hotel by an escorted coach and accompanied to and from the games by one of our professional group hosts. Escorted coach transportation is included for every guest.

Do you recommend we rent a car?
Whether to rent a car or not is a personal choice based on the needs of your travel party. Rental cars are often limited and expensive.

Is Uber an option in Puerto Rico?
Yes, Uber is widely available in Puerto Rico, especially in urban areas and popular destinations like San Juan, Caguas, and Ponce. Uber is a popular choice for tourists, especially in the San Juan area, and is considered a reliable option in main tourist areas.

Do you know the average cost of an Uber ride from San Juan to Ponce?
The average cost of an Uber ride from San Juan to Ponce, Puerto Rico is $100, with an average travel time of 1.5 hours and a distance of 71 miles. However, actual prices can vary depending on a number of factors, including: Geography, Traffic delays, Promotions, Location, Ride option, and Time of day.

Should we plan to attend the Welcome Party?
Yes! Join your friends for a festive evening of warm Puerto Rican hospitality featuring amazing food, drinks, live music, and the opportunity to meet former MLB players.

Level Moderate

Expectations: Expect a moderate amount of walking. There will be time to rest on the coach and between games, tours, and scheduled activities. You should be prepared to walk slightly longer distances, navigate some uneven terrain or cobblestone, climb stairs and tolerate periods of standing, for example on ballpark tours, sightseeing excursions, etc.