Price 4 Limo is the largest, highest rated limo company in Gainesville with over 4,000 Five Star reviews! The cost of renting a limo in Gainesville varies based on a few factors, such as which type of vehicle you choose, what time of year you are traveling, what amenities you select and more. Getting a quote with Price4Limo is super easy — just use our online quote tool. You’ll fill out some brief information about your trip, and instantly get pictures and prices of all the different Gainesville limousines. By partnering with over 5,000 different local companies, you can compare rates from multiple vendors all in one place, all on your own time. And once you’re ready to book, you can easily make your reservation right online. Or you can call our reservation team at 866-265-5479 or text 561-935-9975 at any time for your personalized, free quote and help with the booking process.
Generally, limo rentals in Gainesville cost $160 to $350 or more per hour depending on the make and model of vehicle. SUV limos fit 12-20 passengers and cost between $200 to $400+ per hour while sedan limos hold 6-12 passengers and cost $160 to $300+ per hour. You can expect the total cost of your Gainesville limo rental to be around $800 to $2,000. Keep in mind that proms & weddings can see higher hourly rates starting at $250 or more. We advise that you book as early as 6 months in advance if possible, especially if your trip is during April, May, and June which is the busy prom season.
How do limo transfers work at Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV)?
Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV) is compact, but timing is everything. Unlike MCO or Jacksonville, GNV has a very small curbside area for pick-ups. When you book a limo with Price 4 Limo, your chauffeur will monitor your flight status to time their arrival perfectly. Commercial vehicles and limousines typically stage in the cell phone lot or just outside the terminal loop on NE 39th Avenue until you have engaged your luggage. Once you are ready, your driver will pull up to the designated commercial loading zone right outside baggage claim. This ensures you avoid the hassle of waiting for rideshares or navigating the rental car lot, allowing you to head straight to your hotel or meeting in the Innovation Square without delay.
Can a limo drop us off right at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium for Gator games?
Gator game days are logistical hurdles with strict road closures. Police close off Gale Lemerand Drive and parts of University Avenue hours before kickoff. A limo cannot drop you off directly at the stadium gates once these closures are in effect. Instead, we recommend setting a drop-off point a few blocks away to avoid getting stuck in gridlock. Popular, accessible drop-off zones often include the area near Norman Hall off SW 13th Street or near the detached parking zones along W University Ave, allowing for a short walk to the stadium. If you have a specific parking pass for a reserved lot, let us know in advance, but be aware that navigating a stretch Hummer through tight tailgating lots requires significant patience and early arrival.
What is the best way to handle wedding transportation at Kanapaha Botanical Gardens?
Kanapaha Botanical Gardens off SW 63rd Blvd is a stunning venue, but the entrance road is somewhat hidden and can be dark at night. A limo rental is an excellent choice for keeping the bridal party together. We recommend booking a vehicle that can stay on-site during the ceremony and reception if the timeline is tight. The parking lot at Kanapaha is paved but can fill up quickly during peak spring bloom events; however, there is ample room for a limousine to stage near the Summer House entrance for easy loading and unloading. We suggest adding a 30-minute buffer to your travel time if your wedding is on a Friday afternoon, as traffic heading west from I-75 toward Archer/Tower Road is notoriously heavy.
How does pricing work for a night out in Downtown vs. Midtown?
Pricing for limo rentals is typically hourly, which gives you the flexibility to hop between districts. "Midtown" (directly across from UF on University Ave) caters to the college crowd and has very limited vehicle access due to high pedestrian volume. "Downtown" (centered around Main St and University) offers a more mature bar and restaurant scene with slightly better accessibility. Your hourly rate includes the driver’s time, fuel, and the vehicle. If you plan to move between The Hippodrome Theatre downtown and the bars in Midtown, having a limo wait for you eliminates the struggle of finding multiple Ubers during surge pricing hours. We generally require a minimum rental time (often 4 hours), especially during weekend evenings.
Can we book a limo for a trip to Ginnie Springs or Ichetucknee?
Absolutely. While these springs are located outside of Gainesville (in High Springs and Fort White, respectively), a limo or Sprinter van is a fantastic way to enjoy the day without driving. However, be advised that the entry roads to Ginnie Springs are unpaved and can be bumpy. We recommend booking an SUV limo or a Sprinter van rather than a low-clearance sedan limo to handle the terrain comfortably. Your driver can drop you off at the main entrance or the rental center and wait in the designated parking area while you tube down the river. Keep in mind that cell service can be spotty out at the springs, so establishing a firm pickup time with your chauffeur beforehand is critical.
What are the traffic patterns we should avoid in Gainesville?
If you are planning an itinerary, avoid Archer Road (State Road 24) between I-75 and SW 13th Street between 4:00 PM and 6:30 PM on weekdays; it is the primary artery for Shands Hospital and the VA, and gridlock is guaranteed. 34th Street is another major bottleneck during school dismissal times (around 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM). If you are traveling from the west side (Haile Plantation or Jonesville) to downtown, we often instruct drivers to utilize Newberry Road or SW 20th Avenue to bypass the worst of the university traffic. On game days, avoid University Avenue entirely unless you are heading specifically to the stadium.
Do you provide transportation for UF Graduation?
Yes, but you must book early. UF graduation weekends bring tens of thousands of visitors to the city, clogging every major artery leading to the O'Connell Center (the "O'Dome"). Parking at the O'Connell Center is strictly reserved and extremely limited. A limo rental allows your family to be dropped off near the designated passenger unloading zones on W University Avenue or SW 2nd Avenue, saving elderly relatives from walking miles from overflow parking lots. We recommend booking your graduation transportation at least 3-4 months in advance, as availability vanishes quickly for these weekends.
Can we drink alcohol in the limo?
Yes, passengers of legal drinking age (21+) are permitted to consume alcohol in the passenger compartment of the limousine. There is a partition between the driver and the passengers to ensure compliance with open container laws. You are welcome to bring your own beverages, coolers, and ice. Whether you are pre-gaming on the way to a concert at the Vivid Music Hall or celebrating a birthday, you can enjoy your drinks responsibly while we handle the driving. Please note that the driver has the right to terminate the ride if passengers become unruly or damage the vehicle.
Is a limo practical for a dinner reservation at Prime & Pearl or Embers?
Using a limo for a high-end dinner adds a layer of sophistication and convenience. Prime & Pearl, located off Archer Road in the Butler Plaza area, is surrounded by a very busy shopping center parking lot. A limo drop-off right at the front door saves you from navigating the maze of shoppers. Similarly, Embers on SW 34th Street has a dedicated lot, but arriving in a limo elevates the occasion. For downtown restaurants like The Top or Dragonfly, where street parking is scarce and garages are tight, curbside limo service is the ultimate luxury, allowing you to step right out onto the sidewalk without circling for a spot.
