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Quotes & Reservations

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For accurate pricing, send the route, date, requested time, passenger count, luggage and any stops or waiting requirements.

What to Send

Details That Help Us Quote the Right Vehicle

Airport: airline, flight number, arrival or departure time, pickup or destination address, passengers and luggage.

Cruise: ship name, Canada Place timing, hotel or airport connection and luggage count.

Events: event date, venue, pickup address, passenger count, planned stops and expected return.

Hourly chauffeur: start time, expected duration, general itinerary and whether the schedule may change during service.

Long distance: complete route, intermediate stops, one-way or return requirement and any large luggage or equipment.

Phone

604-715-0464

Email

limousinevancouver@gmail.com

Before You Book

Common Questions

Can I request a quote without booking?

Yes. A quote can be prepared from the trip details before you decide whether to reserve.

Can you recommend a vehicle?

Yes. Send both passenger and luggage counts because luggage is often the deciding factor between vehicle sizes.

Can the chauffeur make extra stops?

Yes. Include known stops in the quote request so the schedule and price can account for them.

What if my flight changes?

Provide the flight number when booking so arrival information can be associated with the correct trip. Confirm any major itinerary changes directly.

Practical Information

A Better Quote Starts With Complete Trip Details

A short message can still be complete. For a direct transfer, the pickup, destination, date, requested time, passenger count and luggage are usually enough to begin. For an airport arrival, add the airline and flight number. For an event, include the venue and expected return time. For a multi-stop itinerary, list the stops in the order you expect to travel.

If you are unsure which vehicle to request, do not guess. Send the passenger and luggage counts and let the quote identify the practical option. This is especially important for airport, cruise and ski trips where baggage can use more space than the passengers themselves.

Service Clarity

What Happens After You Send a Request

The trip details are reviewed together so the route, vehicle and service type match. A simple one-way transfer may be quoted as a fixed route, while a schedule with waiting or several stops may be better handled as hourly chauffeur service.

If something important is missing, such as luggage count or a flight number, provide it before the reservation is finalized. The goal is to confirm a trip that can actually be operated as described rather than leave key assumptions until pickup time.

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Call or email with the trip details.

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