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GROUP TRANSPORTATION NYC
Sprinter vans, mini buses and coaches. One to 55 passengers, on one booking.
Luxury group transportation across New York City and the tri-state — corporate groups, conference shuttles, weddings, game days and airport parties, sized by headcount and held by the hour.
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Golden Class Limo moves groups of 1 to 55 passengers across New York City and the tri-state area in Mercedes Sprinter vans, 23 to 40-seat mini buses and 55-seat motor coaches, with sedans and SUVs for the smaller parties that split off from a larger booking.
Headcount chooses the vehicle: up to 14 goes in a Sprinter van, 15 to 40 in a mini bus, and anything above that in a coach or a pair of vehicles dispatched as one job. Luggage, instruments and kit are part of that decision, not an afterthought.
Group work is priced hourly with a stated minimum, because most of it is a vehicle held for a block of time rather than a single movement. Airport group transfers are flat-rated point to point instead, and we say which is cheaper for the day you describe.
Multi-vehicle movements are run as one booking with one point of contact in dispatch — not several operators for you to coordinate. Every vehicle is owned by us and driven by a chauffeur we employ; group work is never brokered out.
Rated 4.7 stars from 300+ Google reviews, with more than 3,100 clients carried and a 30-plus vehicle fleet. Dispatch answers 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, on (718) 360-9383.
The number of people picks the vehicle, and the luggage confirms it. Tap a bracket to quote it.
The organiser arriving ahead of the group, or a small party splitting off from a larger booking.
A team travelling together with cases, or a family joining a larger movement.
The most-booked group vehicle on this page. A whole department, wedding party or touring crew in one van.
The fleet steps from 14 to 23, so a party of 18 travels in the 23-seat bus rather than splitting across two vans.
Conference shuttles, offsites and guest transport — a full room in one vehicle with luggage aboard.
Conventions, whole-company moves and wedding-guest shuttles, with luggage in the hold underneath.
Enter the trip and the passenger count and you will have a price in under a minute.
Sedans to 55-seat coaches. Every vehicle is owned and operated by us and driven by a chauffeur we employ — group work is never brokered out.
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Different occasions, one operation: a vehicle sized to the headcount, held for the hours you need, run by one dispatcher.
Deal teams, client visits and multi-stop days where the group has to arrive together and keep working between addresses.
Corporate transportationA vehicle looping a fixed route for a block of hours — hotel to convention centre, office to offsite, parking lot to campus.
Mini buses and coachesThe wedding-party run in the morning, guest shuttles between hotel and venue, and a bus waiting to take everyone home.
Sprinter vans for partiesStadium and arena runs where the whole party travels as one and the return is staged away from the exit crush.
Venue transportFlight-tracked arrivals and departures for a whole party, with hold luggage and a confirmed loading point for larger vehicles.
Airport group serviceBirthdays, anniversaries and team evenings where one vehicle beats a dozen separate rides and everyone gets home together.
The full fleetNot one of these? Groups rarely fit a label — describe the day on the phone and we will size it. Call (718) 360-9383
Dates in wedding and convention season fill weeks out — quote it now and hold the vehicle.
Indicative as-directed rates for group vehicles. Airport group transfers are flat-rated point to point instead — we will tell you which works out cheaper for the day you have described.

The workhorse of group travel: a whole team, a family party or a wedding-morning run in one vehicle.
from$110/hr
3-hour minimum
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The first true bus. Where a group outgrows two vans and wants one vehicle, one driver and one meeting point.
from$150/hr
4-hour minimum
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Conference shuttles and department moves — the sizes that cover a full room without going to a coach.
from$175/hr
4-hour minimum
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Full-coach comfort at a size that still handles city streets and hotel forecourts.
from$225/hr
4-hour minimum
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Conventions, wedding-guest shuttles and whole-company moves, with luggage in the hold underneath.
from$250/hr
5-hour minimum
Get an instant quoteSpecs and photosView full fleet Smaller parties travel in an executive sedan for up to 3 from $85/hr, or an Escalade ESV for up to 6 from $95/hr.
The widget prices a single vehicle in a minute. For several vehicles or several legs, a call is quicker.
However many vehicles are involved, one person holds the plan and one number answers. You are not the switchboard between two operators.
A coach cannot stop where thirty people are standing. We confirm a workable pickup and set-down point at both ends before the day, in writing.
Hourly as-directed keeps the same vehicle and chauffeur for the block, so a reception that runs long costs you time rather than the transport.
Airport groups are watched against the live inbound, and larger vehicles use each airport's designated bus loading point rather than the arrivals kerb.
Thirty-plus vehicles from an executive sedan to a 55-seat coach, driven by chauffeurs we employ. Group work is never brokered to a third-party operator.
A licensed New York ground-transportation provider carrying commercial insurance on every vehicle that goes out with your group in it.
Give us the headcount, the date and roughly how the day runs. We will size the vehicles, tell you whether it books better hourly or point to point, and put it on one booking with one contact.
Group work touches all of it. These pages go into the detail this one summarises.

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A partnership we hold directly with the organization — the same standard of service we bring to every airport transfer.
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The driving is rarely the hard part. What goes wrong with a group is the ten minutes at each end: thirty people on a sidewalk outside a hotel that has nowhere for a coach to stop, a loading point nobody agreed, a vehicle circling the block because it cannot legally wait where everyone is standing, and an organiser on the phone to two different companies trying to work out whose bus is late.
So the work we do before the day is mostly about the ground. We agree a loading point that a vehicle of that size can actually use, we stage the return away from the exit rather than idling at it, and we put one dispatcher on the whole movement so there is a single number to call. On a group booking that coordination is the product — the seats are the easy part.
A Sprinter van takes up to 14 and is the right answer for most groups under a bus. Above that the mini buses run 23, 29, 32 and 38 seats, the charter bus seats 40, and the motor coach carries 55 with luggage in the hold. The honest caveat is that the fleet steps from 14 straight to 23, so a party of 18 travels in a 23-seat bus rather than something sized exactly to them — better than splitting them across two vans, and we would rather say so than pretend the gap is not there.
Luggage is the other half of the sum. Fourteen passengers with cabin bags and fourteen passengers flying home for a fortnight are not the same booking, and neither are twenty conference delegates and twenty people with instrument cases or sports kit. Tell us what is travelling as well as who, because that is the input that decides whether one vehicle is enough.
Most group days are not a single trip. A wedding needs the vehicle in the morning, again at the venue and once more at the end of the night; a conference shuttle loops the same mile for six hours; an offsite holds a coach at a site all afternoon. Charged as separate transfers that is expensive and fragile, because every leg is a fresh booking that has to arrive on time on its own.
Hourly as-directed service holds the vehicle and the chauffeur for the block instead, so the schedule can move without anything being rebooked. The trade is a minimum — three hours on a Sprinter, four on a mini bus, five on a coach — and below that a point-to-point booking is genuinely cheaper. Airport group transfers stay flat-rated, because they are one movement with a known end.
A group above about forty usually needs more than one vehicle, and that is the moment most bookings go wrong: two suppliers, two dispatchers, two arrival times, and an organiser in the middle translating between them. We run multi-vehicle movements as a single job — vehicles staged together, departures staggered where one loading point cannot take everyone at once, and one person in dispatch holding the whole plan.
It works because the fleet is ours. Thirty-plus vehicles, from an executive sedan to a 55-seat coach, driven by chauffeurs we employ and train rather than contractors found on the day. For organisations that book groups regularly, the same arrangement runs on a corporate account with consolidated billing, so a season of shuttles is one invoice instead of thirty.
The group transportation services NYC organisers ask us for most — a Sprinter for a team, a mini bus for a delegation, a coach for a whole company — run the same way in Manhattan and Brooklyn as they do in Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. The suburbs sit on the same footing: Greenwich and Stamford on the Connecticut side, the Westchester towns, Newark, Hoboken and Jersey City across the Hudson, and Long Island as far east as the Hamptons. The fleet is based in Long Island City, across the East River in Queens, so a vehicle reaches a Midtown hotel, a Brooklyn office or a Queens campus without a long positioning run first. A day that starts in a Westchester office park books on the same hourly basis as one that starts in Midtown.
Airport groups are met at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty every day of the week, and at Teterboro when a party arrives by private aircraft. These are the one kind of group booking priced as a flat transfer rather than held by the hour, because they have a known start and a known end: the inbound is tracked and the pickup moves with the landing, not the timetable. A delegation landing at JFK on Monday morning and leaving from Newark on Thursday is two transfers on one booking, arranged through dispatch so the same contact handles both ends.
A single vehicle on a single date is the commonest shape of group transportation NYC businesses book, and for that the quote widget at the top of this page does the whole job. Enter the pickup, the destination or the hours you need, the date and the headcount, and it prices each vehicle class in under a minute. Tolls and the chauffeur's gratuity sit inside that figure, so there is nothing to settle at the kerb; the single item we flag separately is garage parking, on the odd day a Sprinter or bus has to sit for hours in a paid structure instead of on the street. Choosing a vehicle from that list, naming the passengers and putting a card on file finishes it, and the confirmation arrives by email. Nothing is charged that day — the card is charged 24 to 48 hours before pickup, or at the time of booking only when the pickup is itself less than 24 hours away.
The rest of NYC group transportation — several vehicles, several legs, a shuttle looping between two points for an afternoon, a day that starts in Connecticut and ends in New Jersey — is sized by a person. Dispatch does that on (718) 360-9383; tell them how many people are travelling, which date and the rough shape of the day, and the plan comes back in writing with the vehicles, the loading points and the timings on one confirmation. Changes before the day go through that same dispatcher. The cancellation window is the one in our cancellation policy — it runs by vehicle class, longest for a bus — and a multi-vehicle booking that needs its own schedule gets one, set down in writing at the time of booking, because a coach stood down at short notice goes out empty.
Up to 55 in a motor coach, which is the largest single vehicle in the fleet. Below that the range runs 40 in a charter bus, 23 to 38 in the mini buses, 14 in a Mercedes Sprinter van and 6 in an Escalade ESV. Groups larger than 55 travel in more than one vehicle, dispatched as a single booking with one point of contact.
Group work is usually hourly as-directed: the vehicle and chauffeur are held for a block of time, so the day can move without rebooking. Airport group transfers are flat-rated point to point instead, because they are a single movement. Tell us the shape of the day and we will say which of the two is cheaper for it.
Yes, and it varies by vehicle: three hours on a Sprinter van, four on a mini bus and five on a motor coach. The minimum exists because a 55-seat coach cannot take another job in the gap, and it is the figure that usually decides whether a short group run should be booked hourly or point to point.
Yes, and it is routine above about forty passengers. Multi-vehicle movements are dispatched as one job: the vehicles are staged together, departures are staggered when a single loading point cannot take everyone at once, and one dispatcher holds the whole plan so there is one number to call rather than several operators to coordinate.
Yes. A corporate account puts repeat group work — conference shuttles, employee transport, client hospitality — on consolidated monthly billing with cost codes, standing bookings for recurring runs and a named contact in dispatch. There is no minimum spend to open one, and the corporate transportation page covers how it is set up.
Yes. The usual shape is a vehicle for the wedding-party movements and a larger bus or coach shuttling guests between the hotel and the venue, with the timings agreed in advance and the vehicle held rather than rebooked between legs. We confirm the loading points at both ends before the day, because venue forecourts rarely take a coach without planning.
Yes. Group airport transfers are tracked against the live inbound flight, meet-and-greet in the arrivals hall is available on request, and larger vehicles load at each airport's designated point for buses rather than the arrivals kerb. We confirm that location in writing before the day and keep the chauffeur in contact with whoever is leading the party.
A motor coach and the charter bus carry luggage in the hold underneath, so a full party travels with checked bags in one vehicle. The mini buses take cases in the rear luggage area, and a Sprinter van seats 14 with hand luggage or fewer passengers with a full set of cases. Tell us the bag count at booking and the vehicle is sized for both numbers.
For a coach or several vehicles on a Saturday in wedding or convention season, as early as you can — those dates fill weeks out. A Sprinter van or mini bus midweek can often be arranged within a day or two. Dispatch is staffed around the clock, so a late request is worth a call rather than an assumption.
All five boroughs plus Westchester, Long Island, northern New Jersey and Connecticut, with daily coverage at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty. Longer group charters — Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Atlantic City and the Hamptons — are quoted as directed, because the waiting time and the return leg are what set the cost.
Both work, and the shape of the day decides which is quicker. One vehicle on one date — a van taking a team to a stadium, a mini bus moving guests from a hotel to a reception — books online in about a minute, with the card added at the end and charged 24 to 48 hours before pickup. More than one vehicle, more than one leg, or a shuttle that loops for hours is faster on the phone, because dispatch can size it with you, agree the loading points and put the whole movement on one booking. Both routes end in the same place: a written confirmation and one contact for the day.
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