Pickup & Destination
Full addresses beat a building name near the Capitol. Give both ends of the trip, not just one.
A meeting near the Capitol, a flight out of MDT, a day trip out to Hershey, they all call for something a little different. Empire Limos builds the ride around what you're actually doing, with a licensed chauffeur who already knows Harrisburg and the Susquehanna Valley around it.

Harrisburg does something most Pennsylvania cities don't. State government sits on top of regular commerce here, tourists head out to Hershey most weekends, and everyday traffic still moves between Capitol offices, hotels, and the airport underneath all of it. A legislative session week and a quiet Saturday are basically two different cities, and the request should say which one you're dealing with.
Start with the basics. Where's the pickup, where's the drop-off, what day, how many people. A licensed Pennsylvania chauffeur takes it from there and puts you in a Luxury Sedan, an SUV, or something bigger, whatever the group actually needs.
Three things, really.
Full addresses beat a building name near the Capitol. Give both ends of the trip, not just one.
The date matters, but so does whatever is actually driving the schedule, a flight, a hearing, a meeting.
How many people, how much luggage. Garment bags for a wedding count too.
Distance alone doesn't tell the whole story here.
The Capitol Complex is why Harrisburg has a kind of traffic other Pennsylvania cities just don't deal with, legislative sessions bring people in and out on their own schedule, not a typical business calendar. Airport-wise, MDT is close, a short hop south into Middletown, though Route 283 at the wrong hour turns "close" into something longer than it should be. Hershey pulls in visitors most weekends, and Carlisle adds its own steady trickle of local trips on the west side.
Offices, hotels, downtown business. If your trip starts or ends downtown, it's probably starting or ending here.
Middletown, a few minutes south. Fine for same-day flights, just watch Route 283 at rush hour.
The go-to day trip. Hotels and venues out here get their own kind of weekend traffic.
West side of the valley. Mostly locals, mostly quieter than the rest of the region.
Not every ride here looks the same. A few examples:
Flight number, terminal, where you're headed after. That's the whole request.
Meeting near the Capitol in the morning, a second stop downtown, back to MDT or a hotel by evening. One reservation covers it.
Venue and guest count matter most. A timeline that matches the actual day matters more.
Keep the vehicle and chauffeur on hand for a stretch of the day instead of booking separate rides.
Availability shifts by date. These are the categories most Harrisburg trips fall into.
One or two people, light bags. Fine for a meeting or a quiet dinner out.
More cabin space, more trunk space. A better fit for families or small groups with real luggage.
For the trips where arriving is part of the point, weddings, anniversaries, that kind of thing.
One vehicle for the whole wedding party or group instead of splitting everyone across several cars.
Four steps, none of them complicated.
Pickup, destination, date, headcount, sent over together.
If a flight or an event is driving the schedule, that goes in too.
Sedan, SUV, or van, decided by your group size and luggage.
Last look at everything, then the pickup is locked in.
A few pages worth a look if your trip connects to one of these markets too.
Coverage, MDT timing, vehicles, booking, the questions that come up most.
Downtown Harrisburg, the Capitol Complex area, and the surrounding Susquehanna Valley including Hershey and Carlisle are all covered. Give us the pickup address and destination when you book, and a chauffeur gets matched to the trip no matter which part of the region you happen to be coming from.
Yes. Harrisburg International Airport sits a short drive south in Middletown, close enough that a private transfer works well for most travelers. Send your flight number, terminal, and destination, and pickup gets timed around your actual arrival instead of a rough guess. That matters most during busy legislative weeks.
It handles that well. State and business travel both run through Harrisburg, so a meeting near the Capitol, then a trip back to MDT or a downtown hotel works fine as one reservation. Lay out the stops and timing when you book, and the day gets planned around it.
Sure. Weddings, galas, graduations, whatever the occasion happens to be that day. Venue address, guest count, and timing matter most of all. If the day includes multiple stops, a ceremony followed by photos and then a reception, list them out so nothing gets missed once the event day arrives.
A Luxury Sedan fits one or two riders heading to a meeting or a quiet dinner downtown, with room for standard luggage. Larger families, wedding parties, or groups with more bags usually do better in an SUV or a Sprinter, depending on headcount and how much is coming along.
Yes, and it comes up more than people expect. A day trip to Hershey followed by a flight out of MDT that same evening, or the reverse, works fine as one reservation. Just give us both addresses and the timing so the chauffeur can plan the route in advance.
A few days out is usually a safe window, especially during legislative sessions or when Hersheypark and nearby venues pull in extra weekend traffic across the region. Same-day requests still get looked at, and they often work out fine if a vehicle happens to be free nearby that day.
It sits just south of the city in Middletown, close enough that a downtown pickup or drop-off usually stays fairly quick. Your chauffeur still factors in traffic on Route 283 or the airport access roads, especially during morning and evening rush hour when the drive takes a little longer.
Depends on the group and what they're bringing along. One or two people with light bags usually take a Luxury Sedan, a family with more luggage does better in an SUV, and a wedding party or larger group often needs a Sprinter or passenger van to travel together comfortably.
Pickup address, destination, date, time, and passenger count cover the basics for any Harrisburg reservation. Add flight details for an MDT transfer, or venue and guest count for an event instead. The more specific your request is, the faster the reservation team can confirm the right chauffeur and vehicle.
Pickup address, destination, date, time, and passenger count, that's what gets things moving. Send the request over and the reservation team will build the ride around the day you actually have.