Pickup & Destination
Full addresses on both ends. A neighborhood name alone, like Fishtown or Rittenhouse, isn't quite enough to work with.
Philadelphia doesn't run on one kind of trip. A Center City meeting, a wedding at a Main Line estate, a flight out of PHL, they all need something a little different. Empire Limos builds each ride around what you're actually doing that day, with a licensed chauffeur who already knows how the city moves.

Someone flying into PHL for a same-day meeting needs a different ride than a wedding party headed to Old City, and both are different from a family touring the Historic District for an afternoon. Philadelphia's mix of business, tourism, and event traffic means the request should describe the actual day, not just the city.
That starts with a few basics: where you're being picked up, where you're headed, when, and how many people are coming. A licensed Pennsylvania chauffeur takes it from there, matched to a vehicle that fits the group and the reason for the trip.
Three things cover most of it, whatever the occasion happens to be.
Full addresses on both ends. A neighborhood name alone, like Fishtown or Rittenhouse, isn't quite enough to work with.
Your travel date, plus whether a flight, ceremony, or meeting time is driving the schedule that day.
Headcount matters, and so does luggage, especially for an airport trip or a wedding party with garment bags.
Philadelphia is not one flat grid. Where you're going changes the timing more than the mileage does.
Center City sits at the middle of most itineraries, close to the Convention Center, City Hall, and the office towers where a lot of business travel starts. PHL is about seven miles southwest, close enough that a same-day meeting and flight can work as one trip, though I-95 traffic at the wrong hour can turn that short distance into a longer one. Out past the city line, the Main Line towns and University City each bring their own pace and their own kind of trip.
Office towers, the Convention Center, hotels. Most business trips start or end somewhere in here.
Home to Penn and Drexel, so a good amount of academic and visiting-family travel runs through here.
Western suburbs with their own rhythm, often tied to weddings and private events rather than business.
Game days at the stadiums bring a different kind of traffic than a normal weekday afternoon.
Philadelphia limousine service covers more ground than a single kind of trip.
Flight number, terminal, destination. That's what keeps a PHL pickup or drop-off on schedule.
A Center City meeting, a stop downtown, then back to the airport or a hotel, all in one reservation.
Venue, guest count, and a timeline that actually matches how the day is going to unfold.
One vehicle, one chauffeur, kept on hand for a stretch of the day instead of separate one-way trips.
Availability shifts with the date, but these categories cover most Philadelphia trips.
Light bags, a solo traveler or a couple. A sedan is usually the right call.
Families and small groups with more luggage tend to do better here, more cabin and cargo space overall.
Weddings, anniversaries, anything where arriving is part of the actual celebration.
A wedding party or larger group goes into one vehicle instead of splitting across several cars.
Nothing complicated, just a handful of details in one place.
Pickup, destination, date, and passenger count, sent over together.
Flight number for airport trips, or venue and timing for an event.
Group size and luggage decide whether that's a sedan, SUV, or van.
One more look at everything before the Philadelphia pickup locks in.
A trip through Philadelphia sometimes connects to another Empire Limos market. Here's where those pages live.
Coverage, airport timing, vehicles, booking. Here's what usually comes up.
Pretty much anywhere in the city and surrounding counties. Center City, University City, the Main Line, South Philly, even a straight run out to the airport. Give us the pickup address and destination when you book, and a chauffeur gets matched to wherever the trip actually needs to go.
Yes. A Philadelphia airport transfer to or from PHL is one of the more common requests we get. Send your flight number, terminal, and destination, and pickup gets timed around your arrival instead of a guess. That matters at PHL, where terminal traffic backs up fast during peak hours.
It works well for that. Business travelers use Philadelphia limousine service for meetings in Center City, a stop at the Convention Center, then straight back to the airport or a hotel. Lay out the stops and the timing when you book, and the whole day gets planned around it.
Sure. Weddings, galas, sports events at the Complex, graduations, whatever the occasion happens to be. Venue address, guest count, and timing matter most. If there are multiple stops planned, like a ceremony followed by photos and then a reception, list them out so nothing gets missed on the day.
Hourly service works for exactly that kind of open-ended day, a few meetings around Center City, a stop in Old City, maybe dinner after. You keep the vehicle and chauffeur for a set block of time instead of booking separate one-way rides between each stop on your whole list.
Depends on the group and what's coming with them. One or two people usually take a sedan, a family or small group with luggage does better in an SUV, and a wedding party or larger group heading to the same venue often needs a Sprinter or passenger van instead.
Yes, and it happens more than people expect. A meeting in Center City followed by a flight out of PHL later that day, or the reverse, works fine as one reservation. Just give us both addresses and the timing so the chauffeur can plan the whole route in advance.
A few days out is usually a safe window, especially around graduation season, sports playoffs, or a big convention downtown when demand picks up across the city. Same-day requests still get looked at, and sometimes they work out fine if a vehicle happens to be free nearby that day.
It sits about seven miles southwest of Center City, close enough that traffic on I-95 or Route 291 matters more than the actual distance itself. Your chauffeur factors that in when timing a Philadelphia airport pickup or drop-off, especially during rush hour or a busy travel weekend at PHL.
Pickup address, destination, date, time, and how many people are riding covers the basics for any Philadelphia limousine reservation. Add flight details for airport trips, or venue and guest count for an event instead. The more specific your request is, the faster the reservation team can confirm a 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.