Four black vehicles, from a sedan to a Sprinter van, lined up at a palm-lined airport curb

Five vehicle classes

Choose the vehicle by people, bags and car seats

Every booking is one private vehicle for your party. These are the five classes we run, with the typical number of passengers, bags and child seats each one takes.

Child seats, meet and greet, tolls and airport fees are in the price

How booking works Compare vehicles

The fleet at a glance

Typical capacity, confirmed at booking: the exact numbers depend on the vehicle on the day and the size of your bags, and they are confirmed when you book. Where a picture is shown, it is an example of the class; your vehicle may differ.

Luxury SUV

Up to 6 people, 6 bags, 2 child seats

A family of up to six with a full set of suitcases, or two colleagues who want room to work.

Example of the vehicle class (computer-generated image).

Side view of a dark Toyota Sienna minivan, the minivan model we run

Executive Minivan

Up to 6 people, 5 bags, 2 child seats

Sliding doors and a low step make car seats, strollers and grandparents easier to load.

Manufacturer photo of the model we run.

Side view of a black high-roof passenger van, an example of the Sprinter class

Sprinter Van

Up to 12 people, 12 bags, 3 child seats

Reunions, wedding parties and cruise groups who want to arrive together.

Example of the vehicle class (computer-generated image).

Luxury Sedan

Up to 3 people, 3 bags, 1 child seat

One to three travellers with light luggage: business trips, couples, an evening out.

Passenger Van

Up to 10 people, 10 bags, 3 child seats

Two families travelling together, or a small group with a lot of luggage.

Three questions that pick the vehicle

Parents and two small children packing bags and a cooler into the open tailgate of a car — Count the cooler and the stroller too.

How many people, counting children?
Every child needs a seat, and many need a child seat, which takes a full seating position.
How many bags, really?
Count checked suitcases, carry-ons, a stroller, golf bags and anything bulky. Five people with a week’s worth of suitcases usually sit more comfortably in an SUV or minivan than a sedan, and a big family, or two families together, in a passenger van.
Who needs an easy step?
Sliding doors and a low step make the minivan the easiest vehicle for small children, car seats and older travellers.

Still unsure? Read about travelling with child seats or group vans, or tell us the party when you book and we suggest the fit.

A family with suitcases walking to a black SUV at the cruise terminal, the driver holding the door, a ship behind — Cruise day, door to terminal.

Questions travellers ask

Can I request a specific make or model?

You book a vehicle class, not a specific model. Where a picture is shown it is an example of the class; the vehicle on the day may differ.

Which vehicle suits a family of six?

An SUV or an executive minivan typically seats up to six. The minivan’s sliding doors make car seats easier; the SUV usually has a little more luggage room.

What if our party is bigger than twelve?

Ask for a custom quote covering more than one vehicle so the whole group can travel at the same time.

Two young children belted into the back seat of a car, laughing together

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Booking for Orlando Private Car Service is being connected to this site now. Until it is live, the details below are what you will be asked for, so you can have them ready.

Flight number or ship name, and the date
How many people are travelling, and how many bags
Ages of any children, and the kind of seat each rides in
The hotel, home or terminal at each end