Black car service in San Juan Capistrano: practical notes
A black car ride works best when the details are settled early. Here is what we ask for and why.
The pickup spot
San Juan Capistrano has quiet cul-de-sacs, horse properties on long private drives and a tight historic core. Give us the full address and any gate code, and add a landmark if the address is hard to find.
The drop-off
Downtown has a mix of public streets and parking areas. If you are headed to the Mission, a restaurant or a venue on Camino Capistrano, tell us which entrance you prefer.
Sedan or SUV
The sedan is right for a pair or a small group. If you have luggage, a child seat or more than a few passengers, the SUV is the safer choice.
Event nights
Weddings and dinners at places like Franciscan Gardens, a Spanish-style venue steps from the Mission, bring a lot of cars to a small area. Book a drop-off time you can keep and mention the venue by name.
Horse country
The Ortega Equestrian Center on Camino Capistrano hosts horse events. A black car ride is a calm way to reach a show without parking on the grounds.
Weekend crowds
Weekends bring visitors to the Mission and the Los Rios district, and downtown parking is tighter. Choose a drop-off you can reach on foot from the car, and tell us if anyone in your party needs a shorter walk.
Visitors from out of town
If your guests are flying in, the ride can start at the airport and end at an inn, a rental home or a hotel in town. Send us the flight and the lodging address, and we arrange the rest with you.
Return trips
For an evening ride, you can book the pickup and the ride home at once. Each leg has a fixed price confirmed up front.
