Sedan
Works best for a small party with a controlled amount of luggage. Confirm trunk capacity rather than assuming every three-passenger trip fits.
The biggest airport-booking mistake is choosing by passenger capacity alone. Suitcases, ski equipment, strollers and carry-ons consume cargo space long before every seat is occupied.
Works best for a small party with a controlled amount of luggage. Confirm trunk capacity rather than assuming every three-passenger trip fits.
Adds passenger and cargo flexibility, but a full passenger load can still reduce usable luggage space.
Can be useful for larger groups when the configuration preserves luggage space.
Often chosen for medium groups, airport luggage, ski equipment or trips where keeping everyone together matters.
A vehicle may have enough seats but not enough enclosed luggage space.
Luggage guide →Keeping a group together can change the economics and convenience of the trip.
Group guide →Late arrivals, early departures and fixed reservations reduce flexibility.
Transfers between modes matter more when travelling with children, mobility limitations or heavy bags.
A pre-arranged service is one option, not a requirement. Compare the trip details and obtain a confirmed quote before booking.
See sedan, SUV, limousine and Sprinter configurations.
Vancouver limousine fleet →Compare bookable vehicle types.
My Limo Ride →Combine passenger and bag planning.
Group transportation →Ski gear changes the vehicle decision.
Whistler transportation →