How Much Does a Limo Cost in Boston? What Changes the Price

Many people ask, "How much does a limo cost?" The honest answer is: it depends. This guide shows what changes the price, so you can plan before you book.

There Is No One Price for Every Trip

Two trips can have very different prices. A short ride for two people is not the same as a full day for a big group. That is why it helps to share your trip details first.

The Vehicle You Choose

A sedan is usually the lower cost choice for one to three people. Larger vehicles, like an SUV or a Sprinter van, cost more. But for a group, a bigger vehicle can be a better value per person than booking two or three cars.

Distance and Time

A short trip usually costs less than a long one. A driver who stays with you for several stops, or for most of the day, is planned in a different way than a single ride. Our road show service is one example of a driver who stays with you all day.

Day and Season

Busy dates can cost more, because many people want a car at the same time. Think of New Year's Eve, prom season, wedding weekends, and holiday travel days. Booking early helps. See our guides to holiday party car service and prom and graduation car service for planning tips.

Extra Stops and Waiting Time

Each extra stop and each wait can change the total. If your night has dinner, a party, and a ride home, tell us all the stops when you book.

Airport Rides

For airport trips, ask how a late flight is handled. We track your flight, so your pickup time moves with it. Read our airport travel tips for more.

Questions to Ask Before You Book

• What is included in the price?
• Is waiting time included?
• What does an extra stop cost?
• Are tolls and tip included?
• What is the cancellation rule?

How to Get a Price

Tell us the date, the pickup place, the drop-off place, your group size, and the number of stops. For a wedding, see our wedding limo service page too. Then request a reservation, and ask for the full price before you confirm.