Sedans · SUVs · Limousines · Party buses · Coach
From a Lincoln Continental that does the 4 a.m. run to Logan, through a stretch limousine and a Mercedes Sprinter limo, to party buses at 10, 22 and 50 passengers and a 38 passenger coach. Every vehicle carries Massachusetts livery plates, commercial insurance and a professional chauffeur, and every trip is quoted before you book.
Every vehicle
Where you see a passenger number below, that is a figure we publish and stand behind. Where you see a category instead, it is because we would rather confirm the fit on your quote than print a seat count you plan a wedding around. Tell us the party size and the luggage and the vehicle is named in writing before you book.
Executive sedan
The car we send most often, and the one that does the 4 a.m. run to Logan. Quiet, unmarked, and easy to get in and out of with a suit on. Tell us your party size and your luggage when you request the quote and we will confirm the right vehicle for it.
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Full size executive SUV
This is the one that meets you at Logan Terminal B and the one photographed beside a Gulfstream on an FBO ramp. It takes a family with real luggage or two executives who want the space to work on the way in.
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Full size SUV
Our second SUV, and the one that shrugs off a February morning when the plow has been through once and the flight still leaves at six. Same chauffeur standard, same plates, same insurance as everything else on this page.
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Up to 10 passengers
The classic, and the one parents ask for by name in May. Our USDOT and MC numbers are lettered on the door, so you can check us in the federal registry before you hand over a prom night. Ten seats, one chauffeur, and an actual red carpet if you want one.
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Up to 12 passengers
Twelve seats you can walk into standing up, which is why the corporate accounts keep asking for it. It has run wedding parties, executive groups, and a job in Rhode Island. When a sedan is too small and a party bus is too much bus, this is the answer.
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Up to 10 passengers
The smallest bus on the board and the easiest one to park downtown. Ten friends, one chauffeur, and nobody in the group has to be the one who stops drinking at nine. Book it by the vehicle for the whole night.
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Up to 22 passengers
The size most prom groups and casino runs land on. Twenty two seats gives you the whole friend group without splitting into two vehicles and losing half of them on the way. Special rates apply after 6 p.m., so ask when you call.
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Up to 50 passengers
Fifty seats is a whole event on wheels, and it is the bus behind our ticketed group outings. Charter it for a company night or a wedding block, or buy a single seat on one of our scheduled runs. Special rates apply after 6 p.m.
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38 passengers, reclining seats
When the guest list outgrows the buses, this is what moves it. Thirty eight reclining seats, luggage bays underneath, and the range to run a wedding block, a corporate offsite, or a day trip up into the mountains and back the same night.
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Not sure which one
Head count settles most of it and luggage settles the rest. Give us both when you ask for a quote and we will name the vehicle rather than leave you guessing at a photograph.
Quiet, unmarked and easy to get in and out of with a suit on. The car we send most often, and the one that does the early airport run.
Room for real luggage without folding a seat down, and all weather capability for a February morning when the plow has been through once and the flight still leaves at six.
Ten seats, wraparound bench, privacy partition, and the USDOT and MC numbers lettered on the door where a parent can read them. The vehicle asked for by name in May.
Twelve seats you can walk into standing up. The bridge between a car and a bus, and the right answer for a small wedding party or a corporate group.
Three sizes with leather wraparound seating, sound and lighting, priced by the vehicle rather than by the seat. Special rates apply after 6 p.m.
Reclining high back seats and under floor luggage bays, for wedding guest shuttles, corporate offsites, sports teams and day trips across New England.
Our party buses seat 10, 22 and 50 passengers. Alongside them we run a 38 passenger coach with reclining seats, a 12 passenger Mercedes Sprinter limo, and a 10 passenger stretch limousine. Tell us the head count and we will tell you which vehicle is the right shape for the night.
Tell us the bag count with your quote request and we confirm the vehicle for it. We publish passenger capacities where we have them and we deliberately do not publish a bag number, because luggage is the thing people underestimate and a wrong figure strands somebody at a curb. Hard cases, ski bags, instruments and strollers are all normal, they just need saying out loud first.
Either, and the pricing works differently for each. Charter is priced by the vehicle for the block of time you need, which is how the party buses and the coach usually go out, and special rates apply after 6 p.m. Airport transfers and point to point runs are quoted per trip instead. Both come back to you in writing before anything is booked.
Yes, on our scheduled group outings. Our comedy night package runs round trip from The Loop in Methuen to a Boston show at $90 per person, and that price covers the bus, the show ticket, dinner, and snacks and soft drinks on board. Everything else on the fleet is chartered by the vehicle.
Yes, and every number is public. We hold USDOT 4086308 and MC-1555691, federally authorized as a Motor Carrier of Passengers, with a 0.0% driver out-of-service rate across our roadside inspections. Look all of it up at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov, and note that the DOT and MC numbers are lettered on the limousine door in our own photograph.
Call or text the owner directly, or book online in about a minute. Flight tracking is included on every airport run, and a delay never costs you extra.
