Luxury Sedan
The quiet workhorse of the fleet. One chauffeur, one clean car, and a fare agreed before you get in.
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Arrive at the door, skip the parking garage, and have the same car waiting on the same corner when the encore finishes.
Toronto is a difficult city to drive to an event in and an even worse one to leave. Parking near Scotiabank Arena on a game night is an ordeal, the Budweiser Stage exit takes forty minutes on foot, and after a show at Roy Thomson Hall the surge pricing on your phone is doing something creative.
A chauffeured car removes the whole problem. You are dropped at the entrance, the vehicle disappears, and it returns to an agreed corner at an agreed time — or the moment you text the chauffeur. Nobody in the group has to stay sober, hunt for a garage, or wait in the cold.
Scotiabank Arena, Rogers Centre, Budweiser Stage, History, Massey Hall, Roy Thomson Hall, Meridian Hall, the Princess of Wales and Royal Alexandra theatres, Danforth Music Hall, Coca-Cola Coliseum, the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, and the TIFF venues along King West during festival week.
Each of these has its own limousine drop-off reality — which side of the street, which door, how far the police will let a vehicle idle on an event night. Our chauffeurs already know, which is why our pickups happen where we said they would.
You agree a pickup point and a time when you are dropped off, and the chauffeur's mobile number is on your confirmation. Text when you are moving toward the exit and the car pulls in as you reach the street. If the show runs long, nothing changes: on an hourly booking the vehicle waits, and you are billed for actual time rather than a penalty.
Most bookings are not just the venue. A typical evening is dinner on King or Ossington, the show, then a stop at a bar or club afterwards, with everyone dropped home individually. Booked hourly, the car handles the whole sequence and the group never splits up or waits for a ride.
The quiet workhorse of the fleet. One chauffeur, one clean car, and a fare agreed before you get in.
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View this vehicle →The car people picture when they say limo. Bench seating, bar, fibre-optic lighting and a red-carpet arrival.
View this vehicle →A venue on wheels. Standing height, dance floor, premium sound and room for the whole guest list.
View this vehicle →On an hourly booking, yes — the vehicle and chauffeur are held for you and you are billed for the hours used. For a long event, some clients prefer two separate flat-rate trips (drop-off and pickup), which can cost less. We will price both ways and let you pick.
Nothing happens except that the meter of hours runs a little longer. There is no penalty for a late finish and no scramble to find another ride. The chauffeur stays in contact by text so you are never standing on a curb wondering where the car is.
Wherever the venue and the police permit it on the night, yes. For major events with road closures we agree an alternative point that is genuinely close and easy to find, and we tell you that in advance rather than improvising when you arrive.
Yes. During the Toronto International Film Festival we run a large share of our fleet around King West, with chauffeurs briefed on the daily road closures and press-line arrangements at the Princess of Wales, Roy Thomson Hall and the Lightbox.
Enter the trip in the booking system for an instant all-in price, or call a dispatcher — 24 hours a day, every day of the year.