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Limo & Car Service in Katy, TX

Katy spreads wide across two counties, so a reserved chauffeur handles the freeway miles while you handle everything else.

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Katy, TX sits on the western edge of Greater Houston, straddling Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties along Interstate 10, and it has grown into one of the region's busiest suburbs for commuters and families alike. The limo service in Katy and car service in Katy we run here follows that geography: residents heading east into the Energy Corridor for work, shoppers and event guests around Katy Mills, and family pickups that start at a driveway and end at a terminal curb. Riders from Cinco Ranch, Firethorne and Old Katy call on us for early flights out of IAH and HOU, wedding weekends, prom nights and long-distance runs to Austin or Dallas, plus the occasional Galveston cruise departure. Because Katy stretches so far north to south, the first useful detail in any reservation is your exact address and the time you actually need to be moving, not the time you think you should leave.

For Katy we run both sides of the business: quiet airport and corporate rides, and the vehicles people book for occasions. Business travelers usually choose the Luxury Sedan for solo runs into the Energy Corridor or a single airport drop, while families and roadshow teams lean on the Luxury SUV for luggage room. Wedding parties, prom groups and birthday nights step up to the Stretch Limousine or a larger stretch when the guest list grows. Every airport ride includes flight tracking and meet-and-greet service at the major Houston terminals, and you can read how that works on our airport transportation page. For a dinner in Houston or a concert downtown, book by the hour and keep the chauffeur for the evening.

Services in Katy

Limo and Car Service in Katy, TX

Katy runs on family schedules and Energy Corridor commutes. We handle both with chauffeured sedans, SUVs and limousines, all by reservation.

IAH and Hobby Airport Runs

Katy families book airport rides to Houston Bush Intercontinental and Hobby more than anything else, usually with luggage for a full trip. A luxury SUV fits four to seven passengers and their bags, while a sedan suits a solo traveler heading to the Energy Corridor office after landing. We track your flight and include 60 minutes of free wait time on domestic arrivals. Tell the reservation team your airline and terminal when you book so the chauffeur plans the pickup side.

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Energy Corridor Business Travel

The Energy Corridor along I-10 west of Katy holds some of Houston's largest corporate campuses, and meetings there often start early. A sedan or SUV with a chauffeur lets you work instead of watching traffic on the Katy Freeway. Corporate accounts with monthly billing suit teams that book regularly. For multi-stop days, an hourly reservation keeps one chauffeur with you between offices. Tell the reservation team your building address and preferred pickup entrance.

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Katy Wedding Day Transport

Katy weddings often center on venues along the Grand Parkway and in Old Katy, with bridal parties getting ready at home or at a hotel. A stretch limousine carries eight to ten, while a Sprinter limo suits a larger wedding party that wants room to move. We coordinate pickups to your ceremony and reception timeline. Book four to eight weeks ahead for a Saturday, and tell the reservation team the addresses for each stop.

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Prom Night Rides from Katy

Katy ISD prom season fills the spring calendar, and student groups book early for a safe night out. A stretch limousine or SUV stretch limo fits the group, with parent-approved routes and set pickup and drop-off times. Alcohol is never permitted on student trips. Chauffeurs arrive 15 minutes before pickup and stay with the vehicle through the evening. Reserve four to eight weeks ahead and share the venue and home addresses when you book.

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Party Bus for Katy Nights Out

Birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties and concert nights in Houston often start with a group meeting in Katy. A party bus for 18 to 40 passengers has dance poles, laser and LED lighting and a full bar area, so nobody worries about parking or driving home. Guests 21 and older may bring their own beverages where state law allows. Tell the reservation team your first stop and the planned end time so the route works.

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Quinceañera Arrivals in Katy

Quinceañeras are a big family occasion in Katy, with church services and receptions often at separate venues. A Hummer limo for up to 20 passengers is our top request for the birthday girl and her court, with a starlight ceiling and built-in bar for photos. The stretch limousine works well for a smaller court. Plan the church-to-reception transfer into the timeline and tell the reservation team both addresses when you book.

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Sweet 16 Celebrations

Sweet 16 groups in Katy often combine dinner with a drive around the Grand Parkway before heading home. The SUV stretch limo for 12 to 18 passengers has LED ceilings and high-end audio, and the Hummer limo adds a starlight ceiling for photos. Parent-approved routes and set times keep the evening organized. Book several weeks ahead for weekend dates and share the dinner venue and home addresses with the reservation team.

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Hourly Chauffeur in Katy

Some Katy days need a car on standby rather than a single ride. Hourly service keeps a chauffeur with you for a morning of Energy Corridor meetings, an afternoon of errands along Mason Road or a family event with several stops. A sedan suits one or two travelers, and an SUV handles a family. Tell the reservation team your first pickup and the hours you need so the day is planned around your schedule.

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Hill Country Wine Tours

Katy sits on the western side of Houston, which makes it a natural starting point for a day in the Texas Hill Country. Groups book a Sprinter limo for 10 to 14 passengers, with perimeter seating and a premium bar, or a luxury SUV for a smaller party. The chauffeur handles the driving between wineries so the group can enjoy the day. Tell the reservation team which wineries you plan to visit when you book.

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Date Night in Houston

A date night from Katy often means dinner in Houston and a show or concert afterward. A luxury sedan keeps the evening simple, with leather seats and a quiet cabin, and the chauffeur handles traffic on the Katy Freeway in both directions. For a special occasion, the stretch limousine adds mood lighting and premium sound. Tell the reservation team your restaurant and venue so pickup times line up with your reservations.

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Game Day from Katy

Katy fans head into Houston for Texans, Astros and Rockets games, and a group ride removes the parking question. A party bus or SUV stretch limo carries the group, and a mini bus suits a larger crowd with reclining seats and luggage storage. Traffic around the stadiums builds before kickoff, so plan to arrive early. Tell the reservation team your gate or lot preference so the drop-off and return pickup are clear.

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Medical Rides in Katy

Katy residents book chauffeured rides to appointments at the Texas Medical Center and to clinics along the Grand Parkway. A sedan is the usual choice for one passenger, and an SUV helps when a family member comes along. Chauffeurs arrive 15 minutes before pickup and wait at the entrance. Tell the reservation team the appointment time and any return pickup needs when you book so the day is planned around the visit.

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Planning

Choosing the Right Vehicle for Your Group in Katy

Katy trips range from a single traveler heading out to IAH to a full wedding party moving between venues, so the right vehicle depends on headcount, luggage and how much time you want to spend on the road. Here is how the classes line up for the rides we handle most often here.

Who is ridingRecommended vehiclesWhy it works
One or two travelers on an early IAH departureLuxury Sedan (up to 3 passengers)Quiet cabin and room for 2–3 suitcases on the long run up to Bush Intercontinental.
Family of five with checked bags flying out of HobbyLuxury SUV (up to 7 passengers)Seats the whole family plus 4–8 bags without splitting into two cars.
Energy Corridor executives on a day of meetingsLuxury SUV or Mercedes Sprinter Van (up to 15 passengers)Keeps a team together between offices, with Wi-Fi and charging onboard.
Bridal party of eight heading to a Katy ceremonyStretch Limousine (8 to 10 passengers)Wraparound leather seating and a bar area suit photos, toasts and the ride between venues.
Prom or quinceañera group of sixteenHummer Limo (up to 20 passengers) or SUV Stretch Limo (12 to 18)Starlight ceiling and high-output sound make the entrance, with parent-approved routes.
Forty guests shuttling between hotel and receptionParty Bus (18 to 40 passengers) or Charter Bus (up to 56)One vehicle and one point of contact keeps the guest shuttle on your timeline.

Local guide

Getting around Katy by chauffeured car

Interstate 10 is the spine of Katy, and almost every ride here begins or ends on it or on the Grand Parkway (SH-99) that arcs around the west side. The Katy Freeway managed lanes move quickly when they are open but clog badly during the westbound evening rush, when Energy Corridor offices empty out. Mason Road, Fry Road and Pin Oak Road carry most local traffic and back up around school drop-off and pickup times. For airport runs we plan backward from your flight and add a buffer, since IAH is roughly 41 miles away and HOU about 43, each 40 minutes to an hour depending on traffic. When a game or a big event at a Houston venue pulls crowds onto the same corridors, your chauffeur builds that into the schedule rather than guessing.

Pickup logistics in Katy vary more than in a dense city, so the address matters. Hotels along the I-10 corridor and near Katy Mills have covered entries where a larger vehicle can wait without blocking the lane, while office buildings in the Energy Corridor often have garage clearance limits that rule out a motor coach at the door. Gated communities in Cinco Ranch and the surrounding subdivisions need a gate code or a guest pass arranged in advance, and we ask you to include that in the booking notes. Venues and event spaces around Katy usually have a designated drop-off area, and your chauffeur will confirm it before the date. Tell the reservation team about any special requests when you book.

Chauffeurs most often meet riders at the main hotel entrance, under the porte-cochere, or at a residential driveway with the vehicle pulled to the curb. For office pickups in the Energy Corridor, the lobby entrance or a named visitor space is clearer than a street address alone. If you are coming off a flight, the meeting point is set by the airline and terminal, and our meet-and-greet service puts the chauffeur inside the arrivals area with a name sign. At home, give us the cross streets and any gate instructions so the car is at the right house rather than the wrong end of a long street. A clear meeting point and a working mobile number are the two details that keep a Katy pickup on schedule.

Katy's calendar shifts demand in predictable ways. Late August and early January bring school back into session, which changes morning traffic on Mason and Fry and adds graduation and homecoming bookings in May and the fall. Spring is wedding season across Fort Bend County, and prom requests typically come four to eight weeks ahead of the date. Summer sends families to IAH and HOU for vacations and to Galveston for cruises, often with early departures. Football weekends in the fall fill the roads toward Houston stadiums, and December brings holiday parties and New Year's Eve bookings. Around the Energy Corridor, corporate travel peaks with quarter-end and conference months, so reserve those rides at least 24 hours ahead.

Airports & trips

Airport Transfers and Popular Trips from Katy

Katy sits west of Houston on I-10, so airport runs usually head east on the Katy Freeway. We handle IAH and Hobby transfers daily, plus longer rides to Austin and Galveston. For limo service in Katy, the airport run is the most common booking.

Approximate distance and drive time from Katy, TX to nearby airports
From Katy toDistanceTypical driveGood to know
Houston Bush Intercontinental (IAH)≈ 41 mi40 min–1 hThe usual route from Katy is I-10 east to the Sam Houston Tollway or I-45 north, depending on traffic. Leave extra time for weekday mornings. We offer meet-and-greet inside the terminal on request, and return pickups include flight tracking and 60 minutes of free wait time on domestic arrivals.
Houston Hobby (HOU)≈ 43 mi45 min–1 hHobby sits southeast of Houston, so the drive from Katy crosses the city. The route often runs I-10 east to I-45 south. For early flights, plan to leave well before dawn. Meet-and-greet is available at the terminal, and return pickups are timed to your flight with 60 minutes of free wait time on domestic arrivals.
Austin-Bergstrom (AUS)≈ 142 mi2 h 25 min–3 h 25 minAustin-Bergstrom is a long ride east on I-10 and Highway 71, usually booked when Katy travelers need to reach Austin without a connecting flight. A luxury SUV or Sprinter van makes the trip comfortable for a group. Plan a rest stop and confirm the return pickup with the reservation team when you book.

Distances and drive times are approximate and depend on traffic; we confirm timing when you book.

Popular trips from Katy

  • Galveston Cruise TerminalKaty families sailing from Galveston book a car service to the cruise terminal with luggage for the whole trip. A luxury SUV or Sprinter van fits the group and bags. Book the return pickup for your disembarkation date and tell the reservation team your ship and sailing time.
  • Downtown HoustonDowntown Houston draws Katy residents for theater, concerts and dinner, and a chauffeured sedan or SUV handles the Katy Freeway traffic. For a group night out, a party bus keeps everyone together. Tell the reservation team your venue so the drop-off and return pickup are set.
  • Texas Medical CenterThe Texas Medical Center is a regular destination for Katy patients and families. A sedan suits a single passenger, and an SUV helps when a family member comes along. Chauffeurs arrive 15 minutes early and wait at the entrance. Share the appointment time when you book.
  • NRG ParkNRG Park hosts Texans games, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and major concerts. Katy groups book a party bus or SUV stretch limo to avoid stadium parking. Traffic builds before events, so plan to arrive early. Tell the reservation team your gate or lot preference.
  • The WoodlandsThe Woodlands is a straightforward ride north for concerts at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion or a weekend visit. A luxury sedan or SUV handles the trip, and a Sprinter van suits a group. The route usually runs the Grand Parkway to I-45. Confirm the return pickup time with the reservation team.
  • Sugar LandSugar Land is a short ride southeast of Katy for dinner, a Sugar Land Space Cowboys game or a family event. A sedan or SUV is the usual choice, and an hourly reservation works when you have several stops. Tell the reservation team your first and last addresses when you book.
  • AustinAustin is a long ride west on I-10 and Highway 71, booked for business, concerts or a weekend away. A luxury SUV or Sprinter van makes the trip comfortable for a group. Plan a rest stop and confirm the return pickup with the reservation team when you book.
  • DallasDallas is a longer city-to-city trip north on I-45, often booked when flying feels like more trouble than it is worth. A luxury SUV or Sprinter van suits a small group, and a mini bus handles a larger one. Tell the reservation team your stops and preferred arrival time when you book.

Sample plans

Sample Trip and Celebration Plans in Katy

These are illustrative examples of how a Katy day might run, not fixed packages. We build the actual schedule from your addresses, times and guest count.

Early flight out of Bush Intercontinental

  1. Chauffeur arrives at your Katy home 15 minutes early; bags loaded, route checked against traffic.
  2. Departure toward IAH, roughly 41 miles and 40 minutes to an hour depending on traffic.
  3. Curbside drop at your terminal; flight tracking already confirms the departure is on time.
  4. Chauffeur departs; your return pickup is booked with the same reservation and one contact.
  5. Meet-and-greet inside the terminal, with 60 minutes of free wait time for domestic arrivals.

Wedding day from Katy to the reception

  1. Stretch limousine picks up the bridal party at the hotel and waits through photos.
  2. Ceremony drop with the chauffeur holding position nearby for the exit.
  3. Ceremony-to-reception transfer, timed to your photographer's schedule.
  4. Guest shuttle begins looping between hotel and venue for out-of-town family.
  5. Final shuttle run and a quiet sedan for the couple's exit.

Katy Mills, dinner and a night out

  1. SUV picks up the group and heads to Katy Mills for an afternoon of shopping.
  2. Chauffeur collects everyone at the agreed entrance and drives to dinner.
  3. Party bus or SUV stretch carries the group into Houston for the evening.
  4. Chauffeur stays on call by the hour, so no one worries about parking or driving home.
  5. Drop-offs at each Katy address in the order you set when booking.

Times are examples only; we build your schedule from your own plan and confirm it in writing.

Places we drive to

Venues and Places We Drive to in Katy

From the Energy Corridor offices to Katy Mills and the fields along the Grand Parkway, these are the Katy places our passengers ask for most.

Energy Corridor

The Energy Corridor stretches along I-10 west of Katy and holds some of Houston's largest corporate campuses. Executives and visiting teams book a sedan or SUV for meetings here, often with an hourly chauffeur between buildings. Traffic on the Katy Freeway builds early, so plan pickups before the morning rush. Tell the reservation team your building address and preferred entrance, and the chauffeur will meet you there.

Katy Mills

Katy Mills is the outlet mall at the intersection of I-10 and the Grand Parkway, and families book rides here for shopping days and holiday weekends. A luxury SUV fits the family and the bags, and an hourly reservation works when you have several stops. The lot fills on weekends, so arrange a drop-off and return pickup time with your chauffeur. Tell the reservation team which entrance you prefer when you book.

Katy ISD schools and stadiums

Katy ISD schools and stadiums host graduation, homecoming and Friday night football, and families book rides for all three. A stretch limousine or SUV stretch limo suits a student group, and a mini bus handles a larger family party. Graduation and prom season book four to eight weeks ahead. Tell the reservation team the campus and the pickup and drop-off times when you book.

Old Katy

Old Katy is the historic downtown along Avenue D, with shops, restaurants and the Katy Heritage Society museums. Couples book a sedan for date nights here, and families book an SUV for weekend visits. Parking is tight on event weekends, so a drop-off and return pickup works well. Tell the reservation team your restaurant or venue and the time you want to be collected.

Grand Parkway venues

Wedding and event venues along the Grand Parkway draw guests from across Katy and west Houston. A stretch limousine or Sprinter limo carries the wedding party, and a mini bus handles guest shuttles between the ceremony and reception. The Grand Parkway moves well outside rush hour, so plan transfers around it. Tell the reservation team both venue addresses and your timeline when you book.

Houston Premium Outlets

Houston Premium Outlets in Cypress is a short ride from Katy and a common weekend shopping trip. A luxury SUV fits the family and the bags, and an hourly reservation covers several stops in one afternoon. The lot is large, so agree on a meeting point with your chauffeur. Tell the reservation team your pickup time and return plan when you book.

Royal ISD and Brookshire

Brookshire and the Royal ISD area sit just west of Katy along I-10, and families book rides for school events and church trips. A mini bus or Sprinter van suits a group, and a sedan works for a single passenger. The I-10 construction zone can slow traffic, so plan pickups with extra time. Tell the reservation team the campus or church address when you book.

Cinco Ranch

Cinco Ranch is a large Katy neighborhood with golf courses and community centers, and residents book rides for golf outings, weddings and airport runs. A luxury SUV fits a golf group and their bags, and a sedan suits a couple heading to dinner. Community events can fill the parking lots, so arrange a drop-off and return pickup. Tell the reservation team your address and the time you want to leave.

Pickup areas

Neighborhoods and Communities We Pick Up From in and Around Katy

Katy spreads across Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties, and the ride changes with which side of the city you start from. These are the areas we pick up from most often.

Cinco Ranch

A large master-planned community south of the Katy Freeway with its own shopping and schools. Airport runs from here usually head east on the freeway toward Houston, so we build in extra time for the morning merge near the Grand Parkway.

Energy Corridor

The office corridor along I-10 east of Katy, home to major energy company campuses. Weekday pickups here are typically executive sedans and SUVs for roadshows, client visits and airport transfers, with the chauffeur waiting at your building entrance.

Katy Mills and the Katy Freeway corridor

The retail and hotel cluster around Katy Mills draws out-of-town visitors and group outings. We handle hotel-to-mall runs, dinner transfers and evening pickups here, with one point of contact for the whole group.

Old Katy and downtown Katy

The older core along Avenue D and Second Street, with local restaurants and small businesses. Rides from here are often date nights, anniversary dinners and short point-to-point trips into Houston.

Cross Creek Ranch

A community in the Fulshear area west of Katy, popular with families. School trips, sports team travel and airport runs to IAH or Hobby are the usual bookings, and we confirm the pickup spot at the front gate in advance.

Fulshear and the Grand Parkway West

Growth along the Grand Parkway has pushed new neighborhoods farther west. From here the drive to either Houston airport is longer, so we recommend booking airport rides at least 24 hours ahead.

Seven Meadows and Grand Lakes

Residential communities off Fry Road and the Grand Parkway with golf courses and family homes. Wedding shuttles and prom groups are common, and we set parent-approved routes and fixed pickup times for student trips.

Bridgeland

A large community in Cypress just east of Katy, with lakes, trails and event spaces. Group transportation for weddings, corporate events and school trips is typical, often with several vehicles under one reservation.

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How it works

Book Your Limo & Car Service in Katy in 4 Easy Steps

  1. Tell us your plansShare your date, pickup and drop-off points, group size and occasion by phone or through the online quote form.
  2. Get your quoteWe send a clear, all-inclusive price, usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
  3. Confirm your rideReserve with a secure deposit. You receive a confirmation with your vehicle and trip details right away.
  4. Enjoy the rideYour chauffeur's name and contact details arrive before pickup. They arrive early, and you relax.

Checklist

A Planning Checklist for Booking in Katy

  1. Have your full pickup address ready, including the gate or building entrance for communities like Cinco Ranch or Cross Creek Ranch.

  2. For IAH and Hobby departures, share your flight number so we can track it and adjust the pickup if the schedule changes.

  3. Build in extra time for Katy Freeway and Grand Parkway traffic in the morning and late afternoon, since drive times vary with conditions.

  4. If your group is heading to the Energy Corridor for meetings, tell us the building and floor so the chauffeur meets you at the right entrance.

  5. For weddings and proms, book four to eight weeks ahead and send the venue timeline so transfers line up with photos and toasts.

  6. For airport and corporate rides, 24 hours' notice is usually enough, and same-day requests are often possible when vehicles are available.

  7. Tell the reservation team about any special requests when you book, including group size changes or extra stops.

  8. For student trips, confirm the parent-approved route and set pickup and drop-off times before the day of the ride.

Why us

Why book AA Limousines in Katy?

24/7 dispatch

Katy pickups run early for IAH departures and late after Houston game nights. Our reservation line answers 24/7 at +1 888 583 0779, and your chauffeur's name and contact details arrive before pickup.

15-minute quotes

Tell us your Katy address, your stop at Katy Mills or the Energy Corridor, and your flight time. Quotes are all-inclusive and usually back within 15 minutes, with gratuity, tolls and fees explained upfront.

10 vehicle classes

From a sedan for one traveler to a 56-passenger charter bus for a team, we run ten vehicle classes. Katy families often book the SUV for airport runs and the Sprinter for group outings.

All-inclusive quotes

Your quote bundles gratuity, tolls and fees so the number you approve is the number you pay. That covers Katy-to-IAH transfers, hourly charters and long-distance rides to Dallas or Austin.

FAQs

Limo & Car Service in Katy: FAQs

What does limo service in Katy cost, and what changes the price?

We quote each ride individually, so the price depends on your vehicle class, the hours or miles involved and the time of day. A sedan from Katy to IAH prices differently than a party bus circling Houston for a birthday. Distance, wait time, tolls and the number of stops all factor in, and gratuity and fees are shown upfront rather than added later. For any limo and car service in Katy, request a quote with your date, pickup address and passenger count, and the reservation team will explain every line before you commit.

How far ahead should I book a car service in Katy?

Airport and corporate rides usually need about 24 hours, while weddings and proms should be booked 4 to 8 weeks ahead. Same-day requests are often possible when vehicles are available, so call even on short notice. Katy's morning runs toward the Energy Corridor and IAH fill early on weekdays, and graduation season in May and June books quickly for stretch limousines and SUVs. When you arrange limo and car service in Katy, tell the reservation team your timeline and they will confirm what can be arranged.

How long does the ride from Katy to IAH take?

Plan on roughly 40 minutes to 1 hour to Houston Bush Intercontinental, depending on traffic, over about 41 miles. The run up the Grand Parkway and then east on the Sam Houston Tollway moves well outside rush hour and slows sharply when the Energy Corridor commuters are out. Hobby is about 43 miles and 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic. Your chauffeur tracks your flight, and domestic arrivals include 60 minutes of free wait time.

Where do you pick up in Katy?

We pick you up at your home, hotel, office or any address you give us in Katy, since all rides are by reservation. That includes subdivisions off Mason Road, the Cinco Ranch area, and storefronts near Katy Mills. Give the exact address and any gate code or parking note when you book, and the chauffeur arrives 15 minutes before pickup. For events, we can stage several vehicles under one reservation with a single point of contact.

Can we drink on board, and what are the rules for student trips?

Guests 21 and older may bring their own beverages in limousines and party buses where Texas law allows. Alcohol is never permitted on prom, homecoming or any student trip, and those rides run on parent-approved routes with set pickup and drop-off times. Chauffeurs are commercially licensed, background-checked and trained in defensive driving and etiquette. Tell the reservation team about any special requests when you book.

Which vehicle should I book for my group size?

A luxury sedan seats up to 3 passengers, and the luxury SUV takes up to 7. Stretch limousines hold 8 to 10, SUV stretches 12 to 18, and the Hummer limo up to 20. The Mercedes Sprinter Van carries 10 to 15 with luggage space, the party bus 18 to 40, the mini bus 18 to 30, and the charter bus up to 56. For Katy weddings and family events, many groups pair a stretch for the couple with a mini bus for guests.

Do you handle family pickups around Katy Mills?

Yes. Family pickups are one of our most common Katy requests, from the outlet mall at Katy Mills to reunions and holiday visits. A luxury SUV fits up to 7 passengers and 4 to 8 bags, which suits a family arriving from IAH with luggage. We can also run several vehicles under one reservation so grandparents and kids travel together. Give the reservation team your flight details and the pickup address, and the chauffeur will be waiting 15 minutes early.

Do you also serve Cypress and Sugar Land?

Yes. Our Texas service covers Katy along with Cypress, Sugar Land, Houston, Spring, The Woodlands and Pearland. That means a single reservation can collect guests from several suburbs for a Katy wedding or a company event, with one point of contact coordinating the vehicles. Long-distance trips between our service areas are also available, including city-to-city runs such as Houston to Dallas or Austin. Ask for a combined quote when your group is spread across the west side.

Can you handle corporate travel between Katy and the Energy Corridor?

Yes. Katy sits just west of the Energy Corridor, and we run daily corporate rides along I-10 into those offices, plus roadshows and client visits across Houston. Corporate accounts with monthly billing suit companies that book regularly, and an hourly chauffeur covers a day of meetings without parking. Sedans and SUVs handle executives, while the Sprinter Van moves a team to conferences. Book 24 hours ahead for standard corporate trips and tell us your schedule.

Do you cover Houston Rodeo season and other Katy events?

Yes. During Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo season in late winter and spring, we run group rides from Katy to NRG Park, and the party bus is a popular choice for larger crews. Football weekends, concerts downtown and holiday parties in December also keep our Katy calendar full. Reserve early for these dates, since vehicles go quickly. Tell the reservation team your event and group size, and we will match the right vehicle and pickup plan.

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