How an hourly chauffeur works in Anaheim
The booking is simple, but a few details make the day go better. Here is what we ask.
Your start time and your first stop
Give us the pickup address and the hour you want to leave. If your first stop is a hotel lobby, tell us which one, since resort hotels along Harbor Boulevard and Disneyland Drive have more than one entrance.
Your list of stops
Send the stops in order, including the odd ones, such as a pharmacy or a cousin’s house. We use them to plan the route and set the price. If plans change, call 747-309-0639 and we talk it through.
The parks and the crowds
Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure are busiest on weekends and school breaks. If your day starts with a gate entrance, tell us which one and the hour, and we plan the drop-off.
Game nights
Angel Stadium and Honda Center share the same part of the Platinum Triangle, with the ARTIC station nearby. Streets get crowded before and after events. Tell us the event and your seats, and we plan the pickup spot with you.
Food stops
The Anaheim Packing District at 440 S. Anaheim Blvd. and Anaheim GardenWalk at 400 W. Disney Way are favorite hourly stops. Both are easy to add to a day plan, and a chauffeur saves you the search for parking at either one.
Weddings and celebrations
The Anaheim Hills Golf Course clubhouse hosts weddings and events, and the hotels near the resort host plenty more. A wedding day can have a dozen small trips in it. An hourly chauffeur ties them together, from the hotel to the venue and on to the next stop.
Sightseeing at your own pace
Visitors who want to see more than the parks can ask for a loop through the Colony, Downtown Anaheim and out toward Anaheim Hills. Tell us what you want to see, and we shape the route to it.
Children and gear
Ask for a child seat when you book and we bring it. Strollers, shopping bags and a change of clothes all stay in the car while you go.
