Getting to a concert is easy. Getting home from one is the problem: thousands of people leaving at once, surge prices on every app, and a car you cannot find in the crowd. We solve the second half by planning it before the doors open.
Plan the ride home first
Book a round trip and add the show time and a rough end time. Venues set car-service and pickup zones event by event, and the closest spot is rarely the quickest to leave from. We choose a meeting point that is a short walk from your exit and away from the worst of the traffic, and we send it with your chauffeur’s details.
Boston’s venues
TD Garden sits above North Station, where Causeway Street fills with people and cars at the end of every show. Fenway Park concerts close streets around Lansdowne and Jersey Street. The Seaport’s venues and the convention center have their own drop-off lanes. Your chauffeur knows each one and adjusts on the night.
Galas and theatre
For black-tie dinners and theatre nights, we drop you at the entrance and the car waits nearby. Add dinner beforehand as a stop and book by the hour, and you will not have to think about the car again.
No surge pricing
Your fare is set when you book. When the crowd pours out and ride-hailing prices jump, your price stays the same.
Groups of friends
An Escalade or Suburban takes six, which is often cheaper per person than several app rides, and you all leave together.
