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Philadelphia runs on a tight clock. A departure out of Terminal A West, a client meeting off Market Street, a rehearsal dinner in Old City, and a Phillies first pitch in South Philly can all land inside the same twelve hours, and every one of them punishes a late arrival in its own way. Our car service in Philadelphia answers that with flat rate quotes, licensed chauffeurs, and a dispatch desk that watches your flight and the backup on the Schuylkill Expressway well before you reach the curb. We drive the whole city and the wider Pennsylvania car service region, from Center City hotel doors to Main Line driveways, in vehicles sized for a single traveler or a group of 56.
Why Philadelphia Riders Book With Us
Philadelphia rewards drivers who actually know it. Vine Street backs up at odd hours. Broad Street closes for parades with little warning. A Rittenhouse Square pickup at four in the afternoon needs a completely different approach than the same address at ten in the morning. Our chauffeurs work this city every day, and dispatch builds each route around real conditions rather than a map estimate.
- Flat rate quotes confirmed in writing before the ride, with steady pricing through Eagles home games and convention weeks.
- Chauffeurs licensed and vetted, trained on Center City loading zones and the Philadelphia International Airport arrivals pattern.
- Flight tracking on every airport run, so a delayed inbound leg never costs you the car.
- Vehicles inspected before dispatch and cleaned between assignments, with bottled water and phone charging on board.
- A dispatch desk you can reach at any hour, including the four in the morning departures that Terminal D generates.
- One point of contact for multi vehicle moves, so a wedding or a corporate group is managed as a single plan.
Philadelphia International Airport Transfers
Philadelphia International Airport sits roughly seven miles southwest of City Hall, close enough that riders underestimate it and get caught by Interstate 95 at the wrong hour. We build every PHL run backward from your cutoff. For a domestic morning departure out of Terminal B we typically stage the car for a pickup that puts you at the curb well ahead of the security line. For an international leg from Terminal A West we add a cushion for the check in desks and the longer walk.
Arrivals and the Meet and Greet
Two arrival options cover almost every rider. Curbside pickup is the fast one. Your chauffeur waits in the cell lot, tracks the tail number, and pulls to your zone once you text that bags are in hand. The meet and greet suits first time visitors, clients you are hosting, and anyone landing with a group. The chauffeur parks, waits inside baggage claim with a name sign, helps with luggage, and walks you out. Union Limousine handles both the same way: the driver is assigned early, the flight is watched, and the wait time policy is explained before you book rather than after.
Departures and the Regional Airports
PHL is not always the answer. Newark Liberty often wins on international routing and sometimes on fare, and the run up Interstate 95 is straightforward outside peak. Trenton Mercer serves budget carriers for riders in the northern suburbs. Lehigh Valley International works for the Poconos crowd, Atlantic City International for the shore, and Baltimore Washington International for southbound schedules. We also run direct to Kennedy and LaGuardia for riders who need a specific carrier. Our Pennsylvania airport car service covers all of these as flat rate transfers with the same flight tracking and the same chauffeurs.
Rail Connections and 30th Street Station
Plenty of Philadelphia travel starts on rails and finishes in a car. William H. Gray III 30th Street Station is one of the busiest stops on the Northeast Corridor, and Amtrak arrivals there feed hotels, offices, and campuses across the city all day long. We meet trains the same way we meet flights. Give us the train number and dispatch tracks it, so a delay out of Washington or a hold outside Trenton simply shifts the pickup instead of stranding you on the concourse. Riders connecting onward to Lancaster, Harrisburg, or the Delaware suburbs often find a car from 30th Street faster than a transfer.
Neighborhoods and Areas We Serve in Philadelphia
Coverage runs edge to edge. In Center City we work Rittenhouse Square, Logan Square, Washington Square West, Society Hill, and Queen Village daily. Old City pickups cluster around the hotels and event spaces near Independence National Historical Park, where the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall pull steady visitor traffic and where street closures are a fact of life. University City brings the Penn and Drexel calendars, the hospital campuses, and Cira Centre. Northern Liberties and Fishtown run on restaurant and music venue hours. Fairmount, Brewerytown, and Spring Garden feed the Art Museum corridor.
Beyond the core we cover Manayunk, Roxborough, Chestnut Hill, Mount Airy, Germantown, and East Falls to the northwest, plus the Far Northeast along Roosevelt Boulevard. South Philadelphia work centers on Passyunk Square, Bella Vista, Point Breeze, the Navy Yard, and the Sports Complex. Across the county line we serve Bala Cynwyd, Ardmore, Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Wayne, Conshohocken, King of Prussia, Media, and Doylestown, and we cross the bridges for Cherry Hill, Camden, and Wilmington without a second thought.
Our Philadelphia Fleet
Seven vehicle classes cover the range from a solo airport run to a 56 seat charter. Pick by headcount and luggage, and dispatch will confirm the fit before you pay anything.
- Sedans, up to 3 passengers. The default for PHL transfers, executive pickups at the Comcast Center, and point to point rides across Center City. Two large bags fit comfortably.
- SUVs, up to 6 passengers. Families landing at PHL with a stack of luggage, small client teams, and winter runs when a higher seat and all wheel drive help on the Schuylkill.
- Stretch limousines, up to 20 passengers. Weddings in Old City, prom nights, milestone birthdays, and anniversary dinners along Broad Street where arrival matters.
- Sprinter vans, up to 14 passengers. Corporate shuttles between the Navy Yard and Center City hotels, wedding room blocks, and roadshow days with several stops.
- Party buses, up to 30 passengers. Bachelor and bachelorette runs, Fishtown bar crawls, tailgates at the Sports Complex, and group nights out with sound and lighting on board.
- Mini charter buses, up to 35 passengers. School and university groups, conference shuttles from the Pennsylvania Convention Center, and mid size wedding transport.
- Full size charter buses, up to 56 passengers. Convention delegations, corporate offsites to the Poconos or Atlantic City, sports teams, and multi day tour itineraries.
Corporate Travel Across Philadelphia
The corporate day here has a shape. Cars stage at hotels near Logan Square, run clients to offices along Market Street and JFK Boulevard, hold for a lunch, then push to the Navy Yard or University City in the afternoon before an evening PHL departure. We staff it accordingly. Accounts get consolidated billing, named chauffeurs on repeat routes, and standing pickup instructions so nobody re explains the loading dock every time.
Conventions and Roadshows
Pennsylvania Convention Center weeks fill hotels from Old City to University City and turn Arch Street into a slow crawl. When a group needs continuous movement between venue and rooms, Sprinter vans and mini coaches on a loop beat individual cars. We assign a coordinator, post a schedule, and adjust headways as sessions let out. Financial and life sciences roadshows get sedans with chauffeurs who hold between meetings rather than releasing and returning.
Weddings, Proms, and Nights Out
Philadelphia weddings sprawl across the city. A ceremony at a Rittenhouse church, photos at the Water Works or Boathouse Row, a reception at a Delaware Avenue venue, and a hotel block back in Center City is a normal Saturday. Union Limousine builds a written run sheet for each of those legs, assigns a lead chauffeur, and keeps a shuttle cycling for guests so the bar never empties into a parking hunt.
Evening and Event Transport
Concerts at the Fillmore, shows at the Kimmel Center, and games at the Sports Complex all share one problem, which is the exit. Twenty thousand people leave at once and rideshare pricing climbs while you stand on the sidewalk. A pre booked car with a set pickup point solves it. Prom season books early in this city, so families along the Main Line and in the Northeast tend to lock stretch limousines and party buses months ahead.
Hourly Hire and Point to Point Service
Two pricing shapes cover most needs. Point to point is a flat rate from one address to another, quoted before you book, unchanged by traffic. Hourly hire keeps the car and chauffeur with you for a block of time, which suits shopping days, multi stop client visits, photo shoots, house hunting along the Main Line, and evenings where the plan will shift. Union Limousine quotes both up front, and a three hour minimum applies to most hourly bookings in the Philadelphia market.
How Booking Works
Reserving takes a few minutes. Send your date, pickup address, destination, headcount, and any flight or train number through the Union Limousine booking page or by phone. Dispatch confirms the vehicle class and the flat rate in writing. Twenty four hours out you get chauffeur details, and on the day itself you receive a message when the car is en route. Changes are handled by the same desk, so a schedule shift on the day of travel does not turn into a new booking.
Book Your Philadelphia Car Service Today
Whether the job is a single sedan to PHL at five in the morning, a pair of Sprinter vans for a convention block, or a full size coach carrying 56 people to Atlantic City, the answer starts with one quote. Reach out with your details and we will send a flat rate and a vehicle recommendation the same day, with no obligation and no surprise fees at the curb. Our car service runs seven days a week across Philadelphia and the surrounding counties, and the desk is staffed around the clock. Book early for wedding season, prom weekends, and convention dates, since those calendars fill first.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing is a flat rate quoted before you book, based on vehicle class rather than the meter. A sedan from Philadelphia International to a Center City hotel sits at the low end of the range, and an SUV or Sprinter van costs more because of capacity. Tolls, parking, and gratuity are stated in the quote, so the number you approve is the number you pay.
Yes. Give us the airline and flight number at booking and dispatch monitors it from departure. If your inbound leg runs late, the pickup moves with it at no extra charge. Early arrivals work the same way, and the chauffeur is notified so the car is staged when you clear baggage claim.
Curbside or inside, your choice. Curbside means the chauffeur waits in the cell lot and pulls to your terminal zone once you text. The meet and greet option puts the chauffeur in baggage claim with a name sign, which suits visiting clients and groups. Terminal and door details are confirmed the day before.
Hourly hire in the Philadelphia market carries a three hour minimum for most vehicle classes. For shorter needs a point to point flat rate is usually the better value. If your plan involves two or three stops in a tight window, ask the desk and we will quote both ways so you can compare.
A stretch limousine seats up to 20 and handles the ceremony to reception legs well. If the party includes gowns, luggage, or a photographer, two Sprinter vans at 14 each often ride more comfortably. Old City street width matters, so the desk checks the venue address before confirming the class.
Yes. Bala Cynwyd, Ardmore, Haverford, Bryn Mawr, Villanova, Wayne, Radnor, Conshohocken, and King of Prussia are all standard coverage, along with Media, Doylestown, and the Bucks and Montgomery county corridors. Cross river runs to Cherry Hill, Camden, and Wilmington are routine too.
Yes, and the Sports Complex is one of our steadier routes. Pre booking sets a fixed pickup point away from the exit crush and a flat rate that does not climb when everyone leaves at once. Party buses and mini coaches are popular for tailgate groups, and they book out early for marquee dates.
Airport transfers and single sedans are usually fine with a day of notice, though same day requests often work. Weddings, proms, convention shuttles, and anything involving a stretch limousine or a charter bus should be locked weeks or months ahead, since the larger fleet classes sell out on peak weekends.
Yes. Long distance runs from Philadelphia to Manhattan, the New Jersey suburbs, Washington, Baltimore, and the Poconos are quoted as flat rate transfers. The same chauffeur stays with you for the whole trip, and the price holds whether the New Jersey Turnpike cooperates or not.
Yes. Request infant, convertible, or booster seats when you book and note the age and weight of each child. Seats are installed before the car leaves the yard and checked by the chauffeur at pickup. There is no charge for the first seat on most reservations.



















































