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Stretch Limo
Six to Eight Seats and the Only Car That Still Turns Heads The classic stretch limousine is the six-to-eight passenger version of the royal treatment: a chauffeur, a bar, a privacy divider, and the ar...
Transportation
Stretch Limo
Stretch limo
Royal treatment
Weddings
Milestone birthdays
Nights out
No designated driver
Chauffeured
Professional driver
At a Glance
| Vehicle | Classic stretch limousine |
| Passengers | 6 to 8 |
| Seating | Leather bench, wrap-around |
| Bar | Ice, glassware, water and sodas |
| Lighting | Fiber optic and LED |
| Audio | Radio, Bluetooth, your playlist |
| Divider | Privacy partition |
| Rate basis | Hourly, daily, or one-way |
The classic stretch limousine is the six-to-eight passenger version of the royal treatment: a chauffeur, a bar, a privacy divider, and the arrival everyone photographs. It is the right size for a couple's night, a small wedding party, or a milestone birthday.
Stretch or Super Stretch?
The two look similar in a photograph and behave differently on the night. Capacity is the whole decision.
| Stretch | Super Stretch | |
|---|---|---|
| Passengers | 6 to 8 | 10 to 12 |
| Bar | Yes, with glassware | Yes, larger |
| Maneuvering | Handles most venue driveways | Needs a route planned in advance |
| Best for | Couples, small parties, prom | A full wedding party or a birthday group |
There are many reasons to be chauffeured around like royalty. Most of them involve a wedding or a milestone birthday, and the rest involve simply not wanting to have the "whose car are we taking" conversation at the end of a good evening.
Inside, leather bench seating runs the length of the cabin with room for a mini bar stocked with ice, chilled water, sodas, and glassware. Fiber optic and LED lighting sets the mood, and the sound system takes the radio, Bluetooth, or the playlist somebody has been curating all week.
Drinking in a limousine in Texas, the actual rule
Texas Penal Code 49.031 makes it an offense to possess an open container in the passenger area of a vehicle on a public highway, and then carves out an exception. The exception covers a passenger in the passenger area of a vehicle "designed, maintained, or used primarily for the transportation of persons for compensation," and it names buses, taxicabs, and limousines specifically.
- The exception is for passengers only. Your chauffeur does not drink, ever.
- Texas has no statewide BYOB restriction, so bringing your own bottle is straightforward.
- We stock ice, glassware, water, and sodas. Alcohol bundled into a service price counts as a sale under TABC rules, which is a permit question rather than a favor, so the bottle is yours to bring.
Weddings, milestone birthdays, prom, anniversaries, and any night out that should not end with somebody nominating a designated driver. Tell us the pickup and the hours: request a quote or book the stretch limo.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people fit in a stretch limo?
Six to eight in a classic stretch. If your group is ten or more, book the super stretch instead, which runs 10 to 12 without anyone perching on the wheel arch.
Can you drink alcohol in a limo in Texas?
Passengers can. Texas Penal Code 49.031 excepts a passenger in a vehicle used primarily to transport people for compensation, naming limousines directly. The chauffeur is never covered by that exception.
Do you provide the alcohol?
We provide ice, glassware, chilled water, and sodas. You bring the bottle. Alcohol included in a service price is treated as a sale under TABC rules, so BYO keeps the evening simple.
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