Mercedes Sprinter Limo Service in Atlanta

Sprinter limo rental is booked by the trip or by the hour, in an executive Sprinter van in Atlanta for business or a luxury Sprinter van in Atlanta for celebrations.

• Everyone rides together instead of splitting across several cars
• Room to stand up and move between seats
• Luggage space for airport groups
• A smoother, quieter ride than a bus
• Easier to get in and out of than a stretch limousine, especially in formal wear
• Fits hotel driveways and city streets that a bus cannot

Sprinters come in two broad interior styles, and the right one depends on the trip. Tell us the occasion and we confirm the interior on your quote.

A Sprinter is the standard vehicle for a private airport shuttle at Hartsfield-Jackson: families arriving for the holidays, teams flying in for a tournament and wedding guests landing for the weekend. The chauffeur tracks the flights, meets the group at baggage claim and loads the luggage at the rear.

When people arrive on different flights, we either hold the Sprinter for the last arrival or run two trips. For groups landing at the private airports, a Sprinter meets the full aircraft at the FBO.

Executive Sprinters carry teams between the airport, hotels, offices and dinners, and they work as a rolling meeting room between stops. Roadshows, site visits, conference transfers and client entertainment are all booked by the hour with the schedule planned in advance. See corporate transportation.

For a day in the North Georgia wine country around Dahlonega, a Sprinter carries 10 to 14 guests comfortably on the longer drive, with the route planned around your tasting reservations. See brewery and wine tours.

For game days at Mercedes-Benz Stadium or Truist Park, birthdays and bachelorette parties, a limo-style Sprinter gives the group lounge seating, lighting and sound, and it is easier to board than a stretch limousine.

Sprinters run airport groups from Buckhead hotels, corporate teams around Sandy Springs and Alpharetta, wedding parties in Marietta and Peachtree City, and long-distance groups to Augusta. For a group of more than about 14, a mini bus or two Sprinters on one schedule keeps everyone moving together.

1. Late morning: pickup at your home or hotel in Atlanta.

2. The drive north: about an hour and a half on GA-400 toward Dahlonega.

3. Tastings: two or three wineries on the schedule you reserved, with a lunch stop.

4. Afternoon: time at each stop agreed in advance; the chauffeur waits.

5. Evening: the drive back to Atlanta and drop-offs at the addresses on the quote.

• Not telling us the bag count for an airport group
• Asking for a limo-style interior when the trip needs luggage space
• Booking one Sprinter for a group of 16 or more
• Forgetting to send tasting or event reservations with the quote request

For groups of seven to twelve, people often weigh one Sprinter against two SUVs. The Sprinter keeps everyone together and usually costs less; two SUVs give more flexibility if the group needs to split up during the day.

Club teams, school teams and adult leagues traveling to tournaments around Atlanta use Sprinters to move players, coaches and bags together between the hotel, the venue and meals. For conferences, productions and Masters week, a Sprinter and its chauffeur can be reserved for several days, with the daily schedule confirmed each evening.

Hourly bookings have a minimum on busy dates. These are typical lengths; your quote confirms the hours for your plan.

Airport transfers are quoted as a flat price for the trip; events, tours and corporate days are priced by the hour with a minimum. Gratuity and fees are listed on the quote. Split across a full group, a Sprinter is usually one of the most economical ways for 10 to 14 people to travel with a chauffeur.