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A&A Limo’s New Ford Mini Limo Bus
No matter what your next big event is, whether it’s homecoming, a wedding, a bachelorette party, or just because, you want a vehicle that’s able to get you to your destination in style. At A&A Limo, we’re proud to offer a wide variety of luxury vehicles for all your rental needs. No matter where you’re going, you can count on our drivers and rental vehicles to help you handle all your transportation.Our black Ford mini buses are a popular choice for group transportation. When you need luxury vehicles at affordable rates, this is the perfect choice. You can rent this luxury party bus for as little as three hours, and with rates starting at just $120 hour, you can reserve this bus for just $9/hour per person. With a maximum capacity of 14 passengers, there’s plenty of space to bring everyone to the party with you. The design of the vehicle is perfect for making sure everyone’s got enough space while also staying comfortable.
Ford trolley-style buses are an ideal choice for wedding parties, airport transportation, prom nights, bachelorette parties, and group transportation of all kinds. The black finish and tinted windows are equally suited for wedding photos and corporate travel. To start planning your itinerary, contact the A&A Limo team today. Our Seattle limousine service is one of the most highly rated in the entire Pacific Northwest, and we’ve been delighting customers for decades.
Our Ford mini limo buses are available for rent any day of the week. We also offer hourly rental rates (minimum rental time of three hours), which gives you the flexibility you need in limo rentals. Our drivers are always on hand to help you get to your destination on time.
When you need the best luxury vehicles for your group transportation needs, call A&A Limo. For more information, contact us at 1-800-571-1008 or send us an email at [email protected]. We look forward to helping you find the right vehicle for your upcoming big event and making your transportation a memorable experience.
