Travel in Style, With No Risk of a DUI
The single best thing you can do for a birthday night out is take driving off the table entirely. Your chauffeur is the designated driver for the whole group, all night, however the plan changes.
From Ten Guests to Thirty-Seven
The rate above covers a 10-passenger limo. For a bigger celebration our party buses seat 22, 27, and 37 — with wraparound seating, sound systems, and club lighting, so the party is already underway before you arrive.
Every Birthday Is a Different Booking
This page covers a wider range of ages than anything else we do, and the bookings genuinely differ.
A sweet sixteen is arranged by a parent, runs early, and is judged almost entirely on whether the parent felt informed. A twenty-first is the opposite — a group night out where the single most valuable thing on the reservation is that nobody drives. A thirtieth or fortieth tends to be a dinner with a proper venue afterwards, booked by someone who has organised enough of these to want it handled. And a milestone birthday for a parent or grandparent is often a family occasion where the point is that everybody, including the guest of honour, travels in one vehicle.
Tell dispatch which of those it is. It changes the vehicle, the timing, and how we brief the chauffeur, and it is a thirty-second conversation that makes a visible difference on the night.
Sweet Sixteens, and What Parents Actually Want to Know
Parents booking a sixteenth birthday are buying two things: an occasion their child will remember, and the certainty that the evening goes where it said it would.
The reservation is made by the parent, and the parent is who we take instructions from. The itinerary is confirmed in advance. The chauffeur is a professional, background-checked adult on a normal shift, not a friend of a friend with a large car. If anything about the night changes, the booking parent is who we call.
The part teenagers care about is that arriving in a party bus with wraparound seating and lighting is a genuinely good entrance, and that the vehicle is theirs for the block rather than a drop-off. Both groups get what they came for, which is unusual in birthday planning.
The Case for Not Driving at All
For any birthday involving adults and a bar, the arithmetic is not close. Removing driving from the evening removes the risk, the argument about who is staying sober, the parking, and the ride home at midnight when everything costs double.
What people underestimate is the second-order effect. When nobody is driving, nobody is watching the clock to work out when they need to stop. The night runs on its own terms, and the person whose birthday it is does not spend the evening apologising to the designated driver.
Spread across a group, the cost per head is routinely less than event parking plus a surge-priced ride home each way — and that comparison ignores the part where the birthday is actually enjoyable.
Sizing the Celebration
The published rate covers a ten-passenger booking with a four-hour minimum, which suits most dinner-and-a-venue evenings.
Below that, an SUV — a GMC Denali or Ford Expedition — handles up to six, a Cadillac XT5 or XT6 up to three, and the executive Mercedes Sprinter takes fourteen in one stand-up cabin. Above it, the party buses seat 22, 27, and 37 with wraparound leather seating, sound systems, and club lighting, which is what most people picture when they picture a birthday party bus.
Give dispatch the real number including the maybes. Birthday guest lists move more than any other kind, almost always upward, and it is far easier to size the vehicle once than to reorganise the night a week out.
Birthday Bookings by Occasion
The four shapes these reservations usually take, and what each one needs from us.
| Occasion | What it usually looks like | What matters most |
|---|---|---|
| Sweet sixteen | Early evening, party bus, booked by a parent | A confirmed itinerary and a parent who stays informed |
| Twenty-first | Dinner then a venue, often Fort Lauderdale or Miami | Nobody drives, and the group stays together |
| Thirtieth or fortieth | A restaurant and a venue afterwards, ten to twenty guests | Timing that holds and a vehicle that waits |
| Milestone family birthday | One vehicle, several generations, a single destination | Everyone travelling together, including the guest of honour |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What size groups can you take for a birthday?
- Anything from four to thirty-seven. The published rate covers a ten-passenger booking; below that we quote an SUV or the fourteen-passenger Mercedes Sprinter, and above it the 22-, 27-, or 37-passenger party buses.
- Do you do sweet sixteen birthdays?
- Yes. The reservation is made by a parent or guardian, the itinerary is confirmed in advance, and that person is who we contact if anything changes during the night.
- Can we decorate the vehicle?
- Ask dispatch when you book at (561) 232-2070 and we will tell you what is workable for the vehicle you have reserved.
- Can the night run longer than we booked?
- Often, yes, where the schedule allows. Mention it to your chauffeur as early in the evening as you can rather than at the end, and we will do what we can.
- Can you collect guests from more than one address?
- Yes. Give dispatch the pickup list when you book and we will build the route around it.