December, driven — office parties, light tours and New Year's Eve with every guest home safe.
December compresses a year of celebration into four weekends, and every one of them ends with the same question: how does everyone get home? Our holiday season answers it at every scale — a sedan for the executive couple, Sprinters shuttling an office party in loops, and the New Year's Eve marathon where the car that delivered you at nine collects you, triumphant, at one.
Corporate bookings are the season's backbone: companies block vehicles for party night so no employee weighs a drink against a drive. HR gets one dispatcher, one flat quote and a manifest of safe drop-offs; employees get a warm car in a cold month. It is the cheapest liability policy a company buys all year.
The gentler classics run all month — Distillery District Christmas Market evenings, family light tours through the Bridle Path and Cavalcade of Lights with cocoa aboard, and Boxing Day family circuits where the Sprinter holds the whole clan and all the gifts.
Sprinter loops between office, venue and home clusters — every employee delivered, one flat corporate quote.
The night's hardest ride, pre-booked — midnight surge pricing becomes someone else's tradition.
Bridle Path lights, the Distillery Market, Nathan Phillips' rink — festive circuits at cocoa pace.
Christmas dinner across three households — the Sprinter carries the clan, the gifts and the leftovers.
| Hourly service, chauffeur included | |
|---|---|
| Luxury sedan (1–3) | from $110/hr |
| Luxury SUV (up to 6) | from $135/hr |
| Sprinter shuttle (up to 14) | quote on request |
| Corporate party block | ask dispatch |
| New Year's Eve packages | quote on request |
December Saturdays and NYE sell out weeks ahead — corporate blocks should reserve by mid-November.
Tell dispatch the date, venue and headcount — corporate blocks and festive quotes come back flat, the same day.