Will you let us stop for a bathroom break?
 Believe it or not, the answer is NO at a Cincinnati based competitor. 

 They said in an email from a customer asking about this (and I quote including their typos)   

“We have stopped at gas stations in the past and you have around 20 people trying to use a single stall bathroom. The clerks are now upset that there’s 19 drink people creating havoc in the store while waiting. This that can’t wait, go outside and go on the dumpster and anywhere else they can. Now the police are called. 40 minutes later after writing a few tickets, we get back on the road, only to try it again in 30 minutes. That is why…”

What a terrible situation.  The solution is obvious – don’t rent a bus without a bathroom All of our limo buses have a bathroom.

“Can we book online?
Most places admit you cannot.  However some try to appear to be able to do so.
But.
They gather all your info online, they get your credit card, and then, and only then, they tell you  they will let you know within a day of two if they can fulfill your request.
This is terrible, right?  You’re now in limbo.  You don’t know if you have a limo or not, and you are obligated if they come back later and say they can do it.  If there is another company out there that has online live availability like us, they need to speak up.  We know of no one but us (we made our own online system), and we have looked!

Will you let us bring coolers?
Some places say no.  You have to unpack your cooler, put your stuff in the vehicle’s built in cooler, and leave your cooler at the pickup location.  Why?  Don’t know.  We welcome coolers in our vehicles

Will you let us bring food and drinks?
Some places say no – including one of the bigger companies in town (they hide this rule pretty good – it’s buried in their terms and conditions).  Be sure to ask about this one as they do not volunteer this information.  Seems crazy to not let you have drinks and snacks, but some won’t let you.  We will.

Can we bring glass beer bottles?
Some places say no.  They say no glass because of safety concerns.  Really?  What are you, 5 years old?  Glass is fine with us.  Believe it or not, there is one company out there that has no glassware in the vehicle at all, just empty glass holders.  As you can imagine, that looks terrible, but they say no glassware for “safety reasons”.  Yeah right.

You have a chauffeur fee.  Is that the tip or not?
This one really bugs us.  They’ll do their best to make it sound like the chauffeur fee is the tip, but it’s not. They’ll say things like “Well, if you want to tip them at the end of the trip you can, but you don’t have to”.

Then the day of service comes, and you’ll find out that the chauffeur has an entirely different opinion.  You’ll find the chauffeur in your face at  the end of the trip telling you the fee is not a tip.  By then, of course, it’s too late.  You pay up to avoid making an already embarrassing situation worse.
We don’t play games.  We include the tip in the quote unless you make the choice to do a cash tip (which you can do).  The chauffeurs know what you chose, and will not ask for a tip if you prepaid it.  As far as a “chauffeur fee” goes at other places – we do not have one.

How many stops can we make?
We have unlimited stops.  Some places charge more when you have a lot of stops.  Be careful on this one.

Do you bill runover service by the hour, or by the minute?
You runover 23 minutes, you pay 23 minutes.  Right?
Wrong.  Most places bill runover service in 1 hour increments.  You run over 23 minutes, you pay for an hour.  Not us.  We would only charge for 23 minutes.

Do you have a fuel surcharge?
We know of one place that charges $100.00  That’s a lot, don’t you think?  Ours is a third of that.  Be sure to specifically ask because while most places disclose it, the $100 place makes it rather hard to find.  It also seems dishonest.  They’ll say something like “Your rental is $500 + tip and fees” and stop there.  Make sure you get the bottom line like you get online from us.  

Do you own any Vehicles?
Seems like a crazy question, but it needs to be asked.  There are 3 companies out there that own zero vehicles.
Zero
They book your rental, then farm it out to places that actually own vehicles.  Now, what do you think – are they doing this for free out of the kindness of their hearts, or are they charging you more than the other company does, and pocketing the difference?
We own all the vehicles you see on our site, and we do not accept “Farm in” work.  We think it is dishonest, and based on the incredible number of disclaimers these places have in their contracts, a bad idea.

The solution is simple.  Use us.  No games.  No crazy rules.