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A stretch limousine suits a small group that wants to arrive together in some style – a bridal party, a 21st, a 40th or a couple's dinner at a winery restaurant. It's quieter than a party bus and more of an occasion than a taxi.
Just two limousine operators are listed on the Peninsula so far, and both also do wedding cars. That makes them handy for a wedding, where one company can supply the couple's car and a limo for the attendants.
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The Peninsula is spread out, so a limo booked for a night in Mornington and a dinner in Red Hill spends a fair bit of the hire on the road. Ask a couple of operators for a quote on your route – the price comes from them, with no fee from Party Hero.
Most stretch limousines take around eight to ten passengers, though it varies by vehicle. Check the listing or ask the operator for the exact number.
There are only two on the list so far, and both also provide wedding cars. More may be added over time, so it's worth checking back.
That's set by each operator, and rules differ for adult and under-18 groups. Ask before you book so there are no surprises on the night.
A limo suits a small group of up to about ten who want a stylish arrival. For a larger crowd moving between venues, a party bus fits more people.
If the car is based elsewhere, travel to your first pick-up is often built into the price. Ask where the vehicle starts from when you enquire.
Most operators can extend on the night if the car is free, billed at their hourly rate. Agree how extra time works before the day.
