Using a black car around Anaheim
Anaheim is a big city with several centers. A few notes on how we use a black car in each.
The Anaheim Resort district
This is the area around Disneyland Park, Disney California Adventure and the hotels along Harbor Boulevard and Disneyland Drive. Entrances and bell stands differ from hotel to hotel, so give us the name of yours when you book.
Downtown Anaheim and the Colony
The Anaheim Packing District, at 440 S. Anaheim Blvd., is a food hall in a restored packing house. Streets nearby are busy at dinner, and a car with a chauffeur saves the circle around the block.
The Platinum Triangle
Angel Stadium, Honda Center and the ARTIC rail station sit in this part of town. On game nights the roads around them fill early, so book with time to spare.
Anaheim Hills
Anaheim Hills is a hillside part of the city, a different setting from the resort district. It includes the Anaheim Hills Golf Course, whose clubhouse hosts weddings and events. Rides here are longer, and we price and plan them when you book.
Anaheim Canyon
The industrial and office area known as Anaheim Canyon stretches between Anaheim Hills and the 91 and 57 freeways. Business riders there often ask for early pickups, and we take those requests any hour.
Weekend nights
Friday and Saturday evenings bring dinner crowds, concert audiences and hotel guests all at once. If your plan has a fixed start, such as a reservation or a curtain, tell us the time and we work back from it so you arrive relaxed.
Hotels and long stays
Guests staying a week in Anaheim often book several rides, one for the arrival, a few for dinners and one for the departure. Each can be its own booking with its own fixed price, or you can call and add them as plans change.
Beyond Anaheim
We also drive to Long Beach, Los Angeles and the rest of Orange County. Tell us the destination and we quote a fixed price.
