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One desk, every kind of journey
Ground transportation for the whole trip, not just the airport run
Most chauffeur companies do airports and weddings. We built this around the journeys that actually make up an American year: the road show, the convention week, the cruise embarkation, the treatment day at the hospital, the grandparent who no longer drives, the arrival that must not be photographed, and the coach block that moves four hundred delegates on a published loop.
Airport Transfers
Flight-tracked pickups and meet-and-greet at more than sixty US airports, with the wait time built into the fare rather than added to it.
2Corporate Accounts
One account, one invoice, one duty-of-care record across every US city your people travel to.
3Hourly & As-Directed Service
The car and chauffeur stay with you for the day: meeting to meeting, showing to showing, store to store.
4Wedding Transportation
The couple's car, the wedding party, the guest shuttle and the getaway — on one timeline held by one coordinator.
5Discreet Celebrity & VIP Ground Transportation
Unmarked vehicles, NDA-bound chauffeurs, service entrances and routes chosen so nobody is waiting at the front door.
6Senior Transportation
Doctor visits, the pharmacy, the grocery store, the salon, church and the grandchildren — with a chauffeur who waits and helps.
7Medical & Hospital Appointment Transportation
Treatment days, discharges, out-of-town specialists and the trip home afterwards — non-emergency, but not casual.
8Cruise Port Transfers
Pier drop-off and pickup at Miami, Port Everglades, Canaveral, Galveston, Cape Liberty, Seattle and every major US embarkation port.
9Private Aviation & FBO Transfers
Planeside and FBO lounge pickups at Signature, Atlantic, Million Air, Jet Aviation and Sheltair locations nationwide.
10Trade Shows & Conventions
CES, SEMA, HIMSS, NRF, Dreamforce, re:Invent and the rest — booked before the city sells out.
11Meetings & Groups
Arrival manifests, hotel shuttles, offsite transfers and departure blocks, dispatched from one plan.
12Wheelchair-Accessible Transportation
Ramp and lift vehicles with four-point securement and chauffeurs trained to use them.
The fleet
Sedans, SUVs, stretch limousines, Sprinters and motorcoaches
Twelve vehicle classes, from a single executive sedan to a fifty-six seat motorcoach. Passenger and luggage figures below are the practical working numbers a dispatcher quotes, not the manufacturer's maximum with nobody's suitcase in the car.
Sedan
3 pax
Executive Sedan
3 passengers · 2 bags
Airport transfers, single-executive road shows, hourly work downtown
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Sedan
3 pax
Luxury Sedan
3 passengers · 2 bags
Chairman and board travel, private-client work, first impressions that are the point
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SUV
6 pax
Executive SUV
6 passengers · 6 bags
Family airport runs, ski and golf transfers, four executives with real luggage
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SUV
4 pax
Luxury SUV
4 passengers · 4 bags
Talent transport, resort and mountain arrivals, private-client standing cars
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EV
4 pax
Electric Sedan & SUV
4 passengers · 3 bags
Corporate accounts with a travel-emissions target, city work in EV-dense metros
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Limousine
10 pax
Stretch Limousine
10 passengers · 4 bags
Weddings, anniversaries, proms, milestone birthdays, a night at the theatre
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Limousine
18 pax
Stretch SUV Limousine
18 passengers · 4 bags
Bachelor and bachelorette parties, prom groups, casino and stadium nights
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Van
14 pax
Executive Sprinter Van
14 passengers · 14 bags
Delegations, investor road shows, film crews, airport groups with kit
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Where we drive
77 American metros, written by people who have driven them
Every city page carries the things that actually decide whether a booking works: which airport your destination points at, which districts the traffic punishes, which annual week empties the city of vehicles, and how long the runs to the next city really take.
NY
New York
JFK · EWR · LGA · TEB
Three airports, two rivers and a grid where the difference between a good chauffeur and a bad one is measured in half-hours.
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CA
Los Angeles
LAX · ONT · BUR · VNY
Five airports, ninety miles of metro and a traffic pattern that makes the choice of airport worth more than the choice of car.
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IL
Chicago
ORD · MDW
Two airports, one of the largest convention centres on earth, and winters that decide the schedule.
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NV
Las Vegas
LAS
The convention capital of the United States, where the calendar decides whether a car exists at all.
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FL
Miami
MIA · OPF
A cruise capital, a private-aviation capital and a city where the season decides the price of everything.
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CA
San Francisco
SFO
Seven square miles of city, a peninsula full of campuses, and a wine country an hour north.
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DC
Washington
IAD · DCA
Three airports, a security perimeter that moves without warning, and a client base that cannot be late.
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MA
Boston
BOS
A compact city with a tunnel problem, a biotech cluster and the busiest academic calendar in the country.
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Arrivals and departures
Airports, private terminals, cruise piers and rail stations
Terminal layouts move, pickup zones are relocated by construction, cruise berths change per sailing and private schedules change by the hour. The desk re-checks all four the day before you travel.
91 airports
Every major US commercial airport plus the private fields, each with its terminal structure, the FBOs on the ramp and one operational note worth knowing before you land.
Browse airports →Private aviation & FBO
Planeside where the FBO permits it, lounge pickup where it does not. Signature, Atlantic, Million Air, Jet Aviation, Sheltair and the larger independents.
FBO transfers →25 cruise ports
Terminal matched to your ship and sail date rather than the port address, and ninety minutes of complimentary wait on disembarkation.
Cruise transfers →24 rail stations
Amtrak and Brightline meets on the Northeast Corridor and the Florida route, tracked by service number with a concourse meet at the major stations.
Station transfers →The calendar that decides availability
54 annual shows, festivals and championships
In a convention or festival city during its week, the constraint is not price — it is whether a compliant vehicle exists at all. These are the weeks that sell out, and roughly when they fall.
| Event | City | Usual window | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| CES | Las Vegas, NV | January | The largest technology trade show in the world and, for ground transportation, the single tightest week in the American calendar. |
| SEMA Show | Las Vegas, NV | November | The automotive aftermarket industry's annual gathering, immediately followed by the AAPEX show at the Venetian. |
| NRF Big Show | New York, NY | January | The retail industry's annual convention, filling midtown and west-side hotels in the first half of January. |
| J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference | San Francisco, CA | January | The busiest ground transportation week of the San Francisco year: thousands of investors and executives running back-to-back meetings across a few compact blocks. |
| HIMSS Global Health Conference | Las Vegas, NV | March | Health information technology's largest annual gathering, with a host city that rotates. |
| RSA Conference | San Francisco, CA | April or May | The cybersecurity industry's principal annual conference, filling SoMa and Union Square. |
| Dreamforce | San Francisco, CA | September or October | One of the largest software conferences in the world, with street closures around Howard Street for the duration. |
| AWS re:Invent | Las Vegas, NV | November or December | A multi-venue cloud computing conference spread across the Strip, which makes inter-hotel movement the dominant transport pattern. |
| SXSW | Austin, TX | March | Film, music and technology in one ten-day takeover of central Austin, with wholesale street closures. |
| MJBizCon | Las Vegas, NV | December | The cannabis industry's largest trade show, filling the convention corridor in early December. |
| IAAPA Expo | Orlando, FL | November | The attractions industry's annual show at the largest exhibition facility in the United States. |
| ASCO Annual Meeting | Chicago, IL | May or June | The world's largest clinical oncology meeting, and one of the events that fills every hotel room in Chicago. |
Why book here rather than an app
Six things a rideshare cannot do
The fare is fixed before you travel
Tolls, parking, airport fees and fuel are inside the quoted price. Rush hour does not change it, rain does not change it, and a convention in town does not change it.
Your flight is tracked, not assumed
The pickup time moves with the actual arrival. Thirty minutes of complimentary wait on domestic arrivals, ninety on international, measured from touchdown.
The car waits
Book by the hour and the vehicle stays with you between stops, with your luggage, coats and samples still in it. Four transfers in a day cost more and work worse.
The chauffeur is screened and insured
Background-checked, correctly licensed and driving a commercially insured vehicle. Corporate accounts can have that evidence sent to their risk team.
Discretion is a written policy
Unmarked vehicles and signed non-disclosure agreements on private-client and talent work. No photographs, no posts, no name on any list we publish.
A person answers, at any hour
Reservations and dispatch are staffed twenty-four hours a day. When something changes at 3am in a city you have never visited, there is a number that works.
The network
A US operator with a worldwide reach
In our core markets the work is carried by operators we hold direct agreements with — the same companies, the same vehicles, the same chauffeurs, week after week. Everywhere else it is placed with vetted affiliates through the Limousine Worldwide Directory and the Limousine Association International, whose standards on screening, insurance and vehicle inspection are the reason those two organisations exist.
The practical effect for a client is simple. One reservation desk covers a road show that runs Boston, New York, Chicago and San Francisco, and it covers the London leg the following week. One invoice. One escalation path. One person who knows the file.
We are listed members of both organisations, and both listings are public. If you are booking with a ground transportation company you have not used before — ours included — check the register first.
Coverage at a glance
- 77 US metros with a dedicated city guide
- 500+ American cities served directly
- 91 airports, including 8 private aviation fields
- 25 cruise ports
- 24 Amtrak and Brightline stations
- 54 annual shows tracked for availability
- ~90 countries through affiliate operators
“Near me”
Looking for a limo service near me?
“Near me” is a location, not a page — so rather than pretend, here is the plain answer. We dispatch chauffeured vehicles in more than five hundred American cities. Car service near me, black car service near me, airport car service near me, chauffeur near me, party bus near me and wheelchair accessible transportation near me all resolve to the same thing: tell the desk your pickup address and it confirms coverage and quotes a fixed fare, usually in one call.
Sedans and SUVs are available same-day in most markets, and 24/7 limo service means exactly that — reservations and dispatch are staffed around the clock. Last-minute car service for stretch limousines, party buses, coaches and wheelchair-accessible vehicles is a matter of luck rather than policy, because those vehicles are genuinely scarce; book them ahead.
Pick your metro and you get the local detail: which airport your destination actually points at, which districts the traffic punishes, and which annual week empties the city of vehicles.
Popular searches
What people ask us for, in the words they ask for it
Our copy says “chauffeur” and “corporate account”. Most people type “limo rental”, “party bus” or “town car service”. Both mean the same thing here, and each one below goes straight to the page that can quote it.
Most searched
Rentals and vehicles
Airport and travel
Business
Occasions
Care and access
Questions we are asked most
Frequently asked questions
What areas does AmericanLimousine.Services cover?
More than five hundred cities across the United States directly, with 77 metros carrying dedicated pages, 91 airports, 25 cruise ports and 24 rail stations. Outside the United States we place work with vetted affiliate operators in roughly ninety countries through the Limousine Worldwide Directory and Limousine Association International networks.
Is the price fixed when I book?
Yes. The fare quoted at booking includes tolls, parking, airport access fees and fuel, and does not change with traffic, weather or demand. There is no surge pricing at any hour.
Do you track my flight?
Yes. Every airport reservation is linked to your flight number and the pickup time moves automatically with the actual arrival. Domestic arrivals include thirty minutes of complimentary wait from touchdown and international arrivals ninety.
What vehicles can I book?
Executive and luxury sedans, executive and luxury SUVs, electric vehicles in supported markets, stretch limousines, stretch SUV limousines, executive and party Sprinter vans, mini buses, motorcoaches and wheelchair-accessible vehicles.
Can you handle discreet transportation for public figures?
Yes. Unmarked vehicles, chauffeurs bound by non-disclosure agreements, service and artist entrances arranged in advance, decoy vehicles on request, and chauffeurs trained to work under a protective detail's movement plan.
Do you transport seniors and patients to appointments?
Yes. Senior transportation is door-through-door with the chauffeur waiting through the appointment, and medical bookings use on-call return legs because discharge times are unpredictable. We are not an ambulance service and do not bill insurance.
Is there a limo service near me?
Almost certainly. We dispatch in more than five hundred American cities, with dedicated coverage in the metros listed on the cities page and affiliate coverage in roughly ninety countries. Rather than guessing at "near me", tell the desk your pickup address and it will confirm coverage and quote a fixed fare in one call.
How much does a limo cost per hour?
Hourly rates are set per city and per vehicle class, with a three-hour minimum in most US markets and four in a few. There is no single national price because a fare in Manhattan and a fare in Boise are not the same number. The online reservation system quotes your actual journey in seconds, and the rates page explains exactly what is inside the price.
Can I rent a limo or a party bus for the night?
Yes. Stretch limo rental, stretch SUV limo, party bus and party Sprinter rental, mini bus and full motorcoach charter are all available, booked as an evening block rather than by the trip. Alcohol in the vehicle is governed by your state and by the vehicle class, and the desk will tell you what applies before you pay.
What is a chauffeur service, and is it the same as a limo service?
They are the same product under two names. A chauffeur service is a pre-booked car with a professional, commercially licensed driver at a fixed fare — sedan, SUV, Sprinter, stretch or coach. "Limo service" is the older American term for it and covers the same fleet.
Do you do town car service?
Yes. "Town car" in American usage means the executive sedan class — a black Cadillac, Lincoln, Mercedes or BMW saloon with a professional chauffeur. It is the class most corporate travel policies name, and the cheapest way to arrive properly.
