Limo service in Perris: how to use it
If you are used to the word limo, a few points help set expectations. This guide shows how the service works in Perris.
Sedan or SUV
Choose the sedan for a couple or a trio. Choose the SUV for a family or for friends traveling together, up to six with luggage.
Nights out
Dinner in Riverside or an evening show works best with a booked return. Give us the venue and the likely finish time, and we plan the ride home with you.
Fair and race nights
The Southern California Fair runs at the Lake Perris Fairgrounds in October, and Perris Auto Speedway sits on the same grounds at 18700 Lake Perris Drive. Name your entrance and your start time, and we plan the arrival.
Train arrivals
Guests who ride Metrolink to Perris-South or Perris-Downtown can step into a car at the station. Share the train time and the destination.
Skydive days
Skydive Perris, at 2091 Goetz Road, draws birthday groups. A booked car means the person who jumped does not have to drive home.
Weekday uses
A limo-style ride is not only for weekends. Some riders book a sedan for a morning appointment in Riverside or a day of visits, and the chauffeur handles the drive while they prepare for the meeting.
Matching the vehicle
Think about bags as well as people. Two people with four suitcases may be better in the SUV than the sedan. Tell us what is traveling and we suggest the right one.
Out-of-town guests
Visitors who come for a wedding, a reunion or an event in the valley often ask for something that looks like a limo. We send the black sedan or SUV, and explain that when you book, so nobody expects a stretch vehicle.
Child seats
Child seats are available on request. Mention the ages when you book.







