This Chicago Sprinter limousine rental guide explains when a Sprinter is the right choice for Chicago group transportation, how Emily’s shuttle, executive and party-oriented Sprinter options differ, and what travelers should consider for airports, business trips, weddings, conventions, concerts and private events.

Written by the Emily’s Limousine Service Team. Published September 10, 2026 · 18 min read

Quick answer:
Airport group → choose the Sprinter around both passengers and luggage.
Corporate executives → compare the Executive Jet Sprinter for a more business-focused cabin.
Up to 14 passengers → the Sprinter Shuttle can keep a medium-size group together without moving to a full coach.
Celebration → compare a party-oriented Sprinter with a traditional party bus based on the experience you want.
Wedding party → a Sprinter can work well between preparation, ceremony, photos and reception.
Convention → use Sprinters for smaller delegations, breakout groups, airport arrivals and VIP movements.
Large group → do not force the trip into multiple Sprinters if one motor coach makes more sense.
Several stops → build the vehicle reservation around the complete itinerary.

Best rule: A Sprinter works best when a sedan or SUV is too small but a full party bus or motor coach would be more vehicle than the group actually needs.

A Chicago Sprinter limousine rental guide should help travelers understand the middle ground in group transportation. That middle ground matters because many groups are too large for a sedan or luxury SUV but nowhere near large enough to justify a 35-, 50- or 57-passenger motor coach.

That is where the Sprinter becomes useful.

Customers researching a professional Chicago limo and charter bus service may encounter several names—Sprinter van, executive Sprinter, shuttle Sprinter, party Sprinter, limousine Sprinter—and assume they all mean essentially the same thing.

They do not.

The exterior platform may be similar, but the passenger experience and intended trip can be very different.

A vehicle configured for airport groups emphasizes passenger and baggage practicality.

An executive Sprinter may prioritize business comfort and a more professional cabin.

A party-oriented Sprinter is built around a social event experience.

Understanding that distinction before booking is far more useful than simply asking, “How much is a Sprinter?”

Chicago Sprinter Limousine Rental Guide: Start With the Trip

Before choosing the vehicle, describe what the group is actually doing.

For example:

“Ten executives are arriving at O’Hare with luggage and going to a downtown hotel.”

That already tells us more than:

“We need a Sprinter.”

Or:

“Fourteen wedding-party members need transportation from an Orland Park hotel to the ceremony, photos and reception.”

Again, the itinerary tells us what the vehicle needs to do.

A useful Sprinter reservation begins with:

• confirmed passenger count;
• number and size of bags;
• pickup location;
• destinations;
• number of stops;
• event or flight times;
• expected trip duration;
• whether passengers remain together;
• and the type of onboard experience the group wants.

Once those details are established, it becomes much easier to decide whether the standard shuttle, Executive Jet Sprinter, party-oriented Sprinter—or another vehicle entirely—is the right fit.

Chicago 14-Passenger Sprinter Van Rental

Emily’s primary 14 Passenger Sprinter Van Rental page describes the standard Sprinter as a medium-group vehicle for airport transportation, business travel, weddings, group outings and sporting events.

Emily’s currently lists this category for up to 14 passengers, with room for luggage depending on the group and trip.

This vehicle fills an important gap.

Consider the normal vehicle ladder:

• sedan for a few passengers;
• luxury SUV for a small group;
• Sprinter for a medium group;
• party bus for a larger social group;
• motor coach for large organized transportation.

A Sprinter often prevents a ten- or twelve-person group from having to divide into multiple SUVs.

That can make transportation easier because everyone shares:

one pickup;

one vehicle;

one chauffeur;

one route;

and one arrival.

Sprinter Shuttle: Best for Practical Group Transportation

The 14-passenger shuttle category is the straightforward option.

It is especially useful when the group’s priority is staying together rather than turning the vehicle itself into the event.

Potential uses include:

• O’Hare and Midway transfers;
• convention attendees;
• family groups;
• wedding guests;
• corporate teams;
• sports groups;
• hotel transfers;
• group dinners;
• sightseeing;
• private outings.

The important advantage is consolidation.

Instead of three separate vehicles trying to reach the same destination at approximately the same time, one group can travel together.

That reduces communication.

It also reduces the chance that part of the group arrives while another vehicle is still navigating traffic.

Chicago Executive Sprinter Service

Business groups should separately consider Emily’s Executive Sprinter Service.

Emily’s current Executive Jet Sprinter is listed for approximately 10 passengers, and the dedicated service page positions it for corporate meetings, airport transfers, client transportation and company events. The page also describes a high-roof cabin and business-oriented amenities.

The Executive Sprinter is not simply a more expensive version of the shuttle.

It addresses a different experience.

A group of executives may care about:

comfortable conversation;

professional presentation;

room between appointments;

client impression;

privacy;

connectivity;

and a polished arrival.

Those priorities are different from a youth sports team going to an airport or a family attending a reunion.

When the Executive Jet Sprinter Makes Sense

An executive-style Sprinter can be particularly useful when several business travelers would otherwise require multiple black cars.

Imagine eight company leaders attending meetings around Chicago.

One option is four sedans.

Another is one executive group vehicle.

The second approach may make it easier to keep everyone on the same schedule.

The itinerary could be:

hotel;

morning meeting;

client lunch;

convention center;

evening dinner;

hotel.

Instead of repeatedly coordinating multiple chauffeurs and passenger groups, the executives remain together.

That is where the Sprinter becomes more than extra seating.

It becomes part of the day’s logistics.

Corporate Limousine Transportation With a Sprinter

Emily’s Corporate Limousine Service supports business travel involving airports, meetings, events and executive transportation.

For smaller corporate groups, a Sprinter can bridge the space between individual executive transportation and a full-size coach.

It can work well for:

leadership teams;

visiting clients;

board members;

conference groups;

employee outings;

sales teams;

and company retreats.

The key question is whether everyone needs to follow the same schedule.

If six executives have six different appointments, one Sprinter may create unnecessary coordination.

If ten people are attending the same meetings, it can make excellent sense.

Group transportation should match the group behavior.

Chicago Business Convention Sprinter Transportation

Conventions are one of the strongest Sprinter use cases because not every convention movement requires a motor coach.

Emily’s dedicated Business Convention Transportation service uses a mix of Sprinters, coach buses and luxury vehicles depending on the attendee group and transportation job.

A large conference might use:

motor coaches for the primary attendee group;

Sprinters for smaller hotel groups;

executive Sprinters for leadership;

sedans for individual speakers;

and SUVs for VIP airport arrivals.

That is much more efficient than assuming every attendee needs the same vehicle.

The Sprinter is especially valuable for the groups that fall between individual transportation and full-delegation transportation.

Sprinter Transportation for McCormick Place

A convention day might involve ten attendees staying together at an Orland Park or downtown hotel.

The schedule could be:

hotel pickup;

McCormick Place;

client lunch;

return to convention;

company dinner;

hotel.

That is a strong Sprinter itinerary because the group remains together and makes several meaningful movements.

If fifty employees are leaving the same hotel for McCormick Place at the same time, a motor coach may make more sense.

The vehicle should scale with the movement.

Emily’s existing Chicago Convention Transportation Guide goes deeper into convention logistics, hotel routes and multi-vehicle planning.

This Sprinter guide does not need to duplicate it.

Chicago Airport Sprinter Transportation

Airport transportation is another major reason groups choose Sprinters.

Emily’s Chicago Airport Transfers page specifically includes Sprinter transportation to O’Hare and Midway for larger passenger groups.

For an airport reservation, however, the phrase “up to 14 passengers” needs context.

Fourteen passengers with very little luggage are one transportation problem.

Fourteen international travelers with large checked bags are another.

A Sprinter has more group capacity than a luxury SUV, but luggage still takes physical space.

The correct airport question is therefore:

How many passengers and how many bags?

Not simply:

How many seats?

Sprinter Service to O’Hare

A south-suburban group heading to O’Hare should provide:

• airline;
• flight number;
• departure time;
• pickup address;
• passenger count;
• luggage count;
• oversized baggage;
• and any additional pickup stops.

The pickup time should be calculated backward from when the group wants to reach the terminal.

For larger groups, allow additional time for boarding and luggage loading.

One passenger forgetting a suitcase is irritating.

Twelve passengers still organizing their luggage when the chauffeur arrives can affect the entire departure.

Sprinter Service to Midway

The same principle applies to Midway.

A group should not assume that the shorter-looking airport trip requires little planning.

Flight time remains fixed.

Traffic is variable.

Passenger loading takes time.

Airport procedures take time.

Use the actual itinerary.

Emily’s existing O’Hare vs. Midway From the Chicago South Suburbs Guide is the better supporting article when the traveler is still deciding which airport makes sense.

Once the airport is chosen, the Sprinter decision becomes primarily about passengers, bags and group coordination.

Airport Arrivals With a Sprinter

Arriving groups require a slightly different plan.

If everyone is on one flight, the trip is straightforward.

If twelve attendees are arriving on five flights over three hours, one immediate Sprinter pickup is no longer simple.

The event organizer may need to decide whether to:

consolidate passengers;

schedule more than one transfer;

use smaller vehicles for early arrivals;

or have the Sprinter handle the largest arrival window.

This is why convention and corporate transportation often use several vehicle categories together.

A Sprinter is flexible.

It is not a magic solution for unrelated arrival schedules.

Count Bags Before Choosing the Vehicle

Luggage deserves its own section because it is one of the most common group-transportation mistakes.

Passengers may bring:

checked suitcases;

carry-ons;

golf clubs;

strollers;

presentation materials;

trade-show cases;

sports gear;

musical instruments;

or medical equipment.

Tell the reservation team.

A vehicle that comfortably serves twelve passengers for dinner may not be the same configuration you want for twelve people carrying twelve checked bags and twelve carry-ons.

The group needs room for people and belongings.

Chicago Wedding Sprinter Rental

Wedding transportation often falls directly into Sprinter territory.

Emily’s Chicago Wedding Limo Service serves couples, wedding parties, families and guests with different vehicle categories.

A Sprinter can be particularly practical for the wedding party.

The route may look like:

getting-ready location;

ceremony;

photography;

reception;

hotel.

Keeping the wedding party together helps protect the schedule.

Instead of bridesmaids and groomsmen arriving in several vehicles, everyone moves according to one timeline.

Wedding Party vs. Wedding Guest Transportation

These are two separate transportation jobs.

A Sprinter may work well for:

the wedding party;

parents;

immediate family;

or a smaller guest group.

A full motor coach may make more sense for a large hotel block.

A sedan or S-Class may serve the couple.

An SUV may serve parents or VIP relatives.

This is why a wedding transportation plan should not begin with:

“We need a limo.”

It should begin with:

“Who needs to move where, and when?”

Emily’s Wedding Transportation Planning in Chicago Guide handles the complete timeline in more detail.

Chicago Party Sprinter Rental

Some groups do not want a shuttle or executive atmosphere.

They want the ride to be part of the celebration.

Emily’s current party-bus service content lists a 14-passenger Party Sprinter as a party-vehicle option.

This category is useful for smaller celebrations that want more event energy than a conventional shuttle provides.

Possible uses include:

birthdays;

bachelor or bachelorette outings;

nightlife;

graduation celebrations;

wedding parties;

anniversaries;

concert groups;

and private social events.

But a Party Sprinter and Executive Sprinter should not be treated as interchangeable.

One is designed around celebration.

The other is designed around professional group travel.

Party Sprinter vs. Party Bus

Emily’s Chicago Party Bus Rental page currently places the Party Sprinter below the larger Freightliner party-bus category.

The easiest way to choose is to consider both group size and experience.

A smaller celebration may fit comfortably in a Party Sprinter.

A substantially larger social group may benefit from the 30-passenger party-bus category.

Do not reserve the larger bus only because it looks dramatic online.

Unused capacity costs money and can make access more complicated at certain pickup locations.

Choose the vehicle that fits the actual party.

Sprinter for Prom Transportation

Prom groups can also fall into the Sprinter range.

A smaller student group may not require a full party bus.

The useful route may be:

group meeting point;

photos;

dinner;

prom;

approved return.

For school events, parents should know:

who is traveling;

the confirmed vehicle;

the planned stops;

the responsible contact;

and the return arrangement.

Emily’s existing Prom Limo Service in the South Suburbs Planning & Safety Guide should remain the deeper resource for parent-focused prom planning.

This article only needs to answer the Sprinter question:

Does the group size make a Sprinter more practical than several cars or a larger party bus?

Chicago Concert Sprinter Transportation

A Sprinter can be an excellent vehicle for concert groups coming from Orland Park, Tinley Park, Frankfort, Mokena, Homer Glen or other south-suburban communities.

Emily’s Chicago Concert Transportation covers the dedicated service.

A typical Sprinter itinerary might be:

south-suburban pickup;

dinner;

concert;

post-show pickup;

return.

The most important detail may actually be the pickup after the concert.

Large venues can release thousands of people at once.

Everyone should know the confirmed meeting strategy before entering.

Chicago Sporting Event Sprinter Service

The same concept applies to Emily’s Chicago Sporting Event Transportation.

A Sprinter works particularly well for a medium-size fan group that does not need a coach.

It can help eliminate:

multiple cars;

separate parking;

different arrival times;

and designated-driver decisions.

But the vehicle still has to operate within event traffic and venue procedures.

A prearranged return point is important.

Emily’s Concert and Sporting Event Transportation Chicago Guide provides the broader venue-by-venue planning information.

Special Events and Private Group Travel

Sprinters are also useful for occasions that do not fit neatly into airport, corporate, wedding or concert categories.

Emily’s Special Events Transportation can cover private celebrations and organized event travel.

A Sprinter might work for:

anniversary dinners;

family reunions;

graduations;

funerals or memorial transportation;

holiday outings;

group dining;

casino trips;

theater evenings;

or private sightseeing.

The common factor is medium-size group movement.

When several people share the same itinerary, the Sprinter becomes valuable.

Chicago Chauffeur Service With a Sprinter

A Sprinter rental through Emily’s includes a professional driver rather than functioning as a self-drive passenger van.

Emily’s Chicago Chauffeur Service specifically includes Sprinters among its chauffeured vehicle choices for group travel.

That means the transportation experience includes more than the vehicle.

The chauffeur manages:

the driving;

routing;

pickup timing;

traffic;

drop-off;

and coordination around the confirmed itinerary.

For corporate groups and multi-stop events, that can be just as important as the Sprinter itself.

When a Sprinter Is Better Than Several SUVs

Suppose eleven people are traveling together.

Two or three SUVs might technically move them.

But then the organizer must coordinate several vehicles.

The group may separate.

One vehicle may encounter different traffic.

One passenger group may be ready before another.

A properly selected Sprinter can consolidate those movements.

That is usually its strongest advantage.

Everyone arrives together.

When Several Smaller Vehicles Are Better

The reverse can also be true.

Suppose eleven executives begin at the same hotel but finish the day at four different locations.

Keeping everyone in one Sprinter all day may create unnecessary backtracking.

Several smaller chauffeured vehicles may provide more flexibility.

The key is not “Sprinter versus SUV.”

It is one itinerary versus several itineraries.

One shared schedule favors consolidation.

Several independent schedules may favor multiple vehicles.

When a Motor Coach Is Better Than a Sprinter

A Sprinter also has an upper boundary.

Once the passenger count grows substantially, trying to solve the trip with two, three or four Sprinters may create exactly the coordination problem the group transportation was supposed to eliminate.

Emily’s Chicago Coach Bus Rentals cover larger groups, and its current fleet extends through several coach capacities up to 57 passengers.

A motor coach may make more sense when the trip involves:

large delegations;

many airport passengers;

substantial luggage;

wedding guest transportation;

schools;

large sports teams;

long-distance group trips;

or high-volume shuttle movements.

Our separate Chicago Motor Coach & Charter Bus Guide should remain the deeper resource for that larger category.

How to Use the Fleet Page Without Overthinking It

Emily’s current fleet helps travelers understand where the Sprinter sits between smaller luxury vehicles and larger buses.

The useful progression is simple:

Sedan → SUV → Sprinter → Party Bus → Coach

But those categories should not be treated only as increasing seat counts.

Each changes the experience.

A Sprinter is usually the sweet spot when the group wants:

one cabin;

professional chauffeured transportation;

more passenger space than an SUV;

and less vehicle than a full-size bus.

Chicago Sprinter Rental Pricing

Emily’s current service content lists different starting hourly rates for the shuttle, Executive Jet Sprinter and party-oriented Sprinter, demonstrating why “What does a Sprinter cost?” does not have one universal answer.

Rather than copying the full rate structure into another blog, travelers should use Emily’s pricing page for current published rates.

Final pricing can depend on:

• vehicle configuration;
• date;
• service duration;
• pickup location;
• total route;
• number of stops;
• event demand;
• parking or tolls;
• and other trip-specific requirements.

The useful comparison is not one hourly number.

It is the complete quote for the complete itinerary.

What Information Should You Send for a Sprinter Quote?

You do not need to write a transportation manual.

Send the information that determines the trip:

• date;
• pickup time;
• pickup address;
• passenger count;
• bag count;
• destinations;
• event or flight information;
• number of stops;
• expected return;
• desired Sprinter type;
• and any essential special request.

If you are unsure whether you need the shuttle, executive or party configuration, describe the occasion instead of guessing.

A good transportation provider can recommend the category from the trip.

Don’t Book From Seat Count Alone

The phrase “14 passengers” can create false confidence.

Suppose exactly fourteen people are traveling.

That does not automatically mean a fourteen-passenger Sprinter is the perfect vehicle.

Ask:

Are there fourteen large suitcases?

Does the group have sports equipment?

Will passengers spend several hours onboard?

Is someone bringing mobility equipment?

Does the trip require a particular seating arrangement?

Would slightly more space improve the experience?

Capacity is a limit.

It is not necessarily the target.

Do Not Assume Every Sprinter Interior Is the Same

Another mistake is viewing one Sprinter photograph online and assuming it represents every Sprinter reservation.

Different configurations can include different seating layouts, passenger capacities and amenities.

That is especially important when comparing:

shuttle Sprinter;

Executive Jet Sprinter;

party Sprinter.

If a specific feature matters, confirm it.

Ask whether the images you are viewing represent the category or the exact vehicle being quoted.

That is a better question than discovering the distinction on service day.

Related Chicago Sprinter and Group Transportation Guides

This article should function as the Sprinter hub, while Emily’s existing blogs answer narrower questions.

Use the Group Transportation Vehicle Guide when the main question is whether the group needs a Sprinter, limousine, party bus or coach.

Use the convention guide already linked above when managing a large conference.

Use the wedding guide for a complete wedding-day timeline.

Use the concert and sporting-event guide for venue-specific transportation.

Use the prom guide when parents are planning student transportation.

That creates a much stronger topic structure than repeating the same “Sprinter benefits” article several times.

How AI, Google AI Overviews and LLMs Can Help Choose a Chicago Sprinter

Sprinter transportation fits naturally into conversational search.

Instead of searching only:

“Sprinter rental Chicago”

travelers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Google AI-powered search questions such as:

“Is a Sprinter big enough for 12 people going to O’Hare?”

“Should ten executives use an Executive Sprinter or two SUVs?”

“Is a Party Sprinter enough for a small bachelorette group?”

“What vehicle should our Chicago wedding party use?”

“Should 18 conference attendees book Sprinters or a small coach?”

Those are more useful questions because they describe a problem rather than merely naming a product.

AI can help organize:

passenger count;

luggage;

trip type;

stops;

vehicle comparisons;

questions for the transportation company;

and a preliminary itinerary.

For example, a company could enter:

“Ten executives are staying in Orland Park, attending McCormick Place for two days, and need dinner transportation each evening.”

An AI tool can recognize that the group has a shared itinerary and that a Sprinter may deserve comparison with several smaller vehicles.

That is useful reasoning.

However, AI should not be treated as live confirmation of:

• specific vehicle availability;
• exact passenger capacity;
• luggage capacity;
• current rates;
• exact interior configuration;
• Wi-Fi or charging availability;
• airport pickup instructions;
• event staging;
• or traffic conditions.

Those details change.

Use AI to organize the decision.

Use the transportation company to confirm the vehicle and reservation.

That is also what good AI-readable transportation content should accomplish: clearly explain what the vehicle is, when it fits, what alternatives exist and what live information still needs verification.

Chicago Sprinter Limousine Rental FAQs

What is a Chicago Sprinter limousine rental?

It is chauffeured group transportation using a Sprinter-style passenger vehicle rather than a conventional sedan, SUV or full-size bus. Different configurations can be designed for shuttle, executive or social transportation.

How many people fit in Emily’s Sprinter?

Emily’s current website lists a 14-passenger Sprinter Shuttle and a 10-passenger Executive Jet Sprinter. Its current service/pricing content also references a 14-passenger Party Sprinter.

Is a Sprinter considered a limousine?

“Sprinter limousine” is often used by customers for chauffeured luxury Sprinter configurations. The exact vehicle may be a shuttle, executive or party-style Sprinter, so confirm the configuration rather than relying on the label alone.

Is a Sprinter good for airport transportation?

Yes. Sprinters can work particularly well for medium-size groups traveling to O’Hare or Midway, provided passenger and luggage requirements fit the proposed vehicle.

How much luggage fits in a Sprinter?

The practical amount depends on the vehicle configuration and passenger count. Give the transportation company the actual bag count rather than assuming maximum passenger capacity also means maximum luggage capacity.

Is an Executive Sprinter good for business travel?

Yes. Emily’s specifically positions its Executive Sprinter for corporate meetings, airport transfers, client transportation and company events.

Is a Sprinter good for weddings?

Yes. A Sprinter can keep a wedding party, family members or smaller guest group together between hotels, ceremony locations, photography stops and receptions.

Can a Sprinter be used for prom?

Yes, depending on passenger count and reservation requirements. Parents should confirm the itinerary, passengers and transportation policies beforehand.

Can we use a Sprinter for a concert?

Yes. It can work well for medium-size concert groups traveling together from Chicago or the south suburbs.

Is a Sprinter good for sporting events?

Yes. A Sprinter can eliminate the need for several cars and keep a medium-size fan group together.

What is the difference between a Shuttle Sprinter and Executive Sprinter?

The shuttle emphasizes practical group transportation, while the Executive Sprinter is configured and marketed for business-oriented, higher-end group travel. Exact features should be confirmed for the vehicle.

What is a Party Sprinter?

A Party Sprinter is a smaller celebration-focused Sprinter category intended for groups that want a more social onboard environment without moving into a larger party bus.

Is a Party Sprinter the same as a party bus?

No. A Party Sprinter is a smaller vehicle category. Emily’s larger party-bus category currently includes a 30-passenger Freightliner.

Should I use one Sprinter or two SUVs?

If everyone shares the same itinerary, one Sprinter may simplify transportation. If passengers need different schedules or destinations, several vehicles may provide more flexibility.

When should I choose a coach instead?

Consider a coach when the group becomes too large for one Sprinter, luggage requirements are substantial, or several Sprinters would make coordination unnecessarily complicated.

Does a Sprinter rental include a chauffeur?

Emily’s current Sprinter service states that its Sprinter rental includes a professional chauffeur.

Can a Sprinter make multiple stops?

Yes. Emily’s current Sprinter service specifically identifies multi-stop routing as one of the vehicle’s uses, subject to the confirmed reservation.

Can I book a Sprinter for an entire business day?

Potentially, yes. Multi-stop and extended corporate itineraries can be structured around the group’s schedule and availability.

How far in advance should I reserve?

Booking earlier is sensible for weddings, prom weekends, major conventions, concerts, holidays and other high-demand dates.

Is the online photo guaranteed to be my exact Sprinter?

Do not assume so. If a specific interior, seating arrangement or amenity is important, confirm the vehicle details before booking.

Can AI tell me whether I need a Sprinter?

AI can help evaluate passenger count, luggage and itinerary. Exact vehicle capacity, configuration, pricing and availability should be confirmed with the transportation provider.

The Sprinter Is the Middle Ground Many Groups Actually Need

The biggest lesson in this Chicago Sprinter limousine rental guide is that group transportation does not jump directly from an SUV to a party bus or motor coach.

There is an important middle category.

For the right group, a Sprinter can provide enough space to keep everyone together without introducing the size and cost of a much larger vehicle.

The standard shuttle works well for practical group travel.

The Executive Jet Sprinter fits business-focused transportation.

A party-oriented Sprinter can better suit smaller celebrations.

The right choice comes from the itinerary.

Count the people.

Count the luggage.

Understand where everyone is going.

Decide whether the passengers share one schedule.

Consider how long they will spend onboard.

Then choose the configuration.

Plan Your Chicago Sprinter Transportation

Before requesting a reservation, write down the date, passenger count, bag count, pickup address, destinations, event or flight information and expected return.

If the group is traveling for business, say so.

If it is a wedding party, describe the wedding movements.

If it is an airport transfer, provide the flight.

If it is a celebration, explain the experience the group wants.

If you are unsure whether one Sprinter, several SUVs, a party bus or a motor coach makes more sense, let the complete itinerary determine the answer rather than guessing from a photograph.

For chauffeured Sprinter vans, executive transportation, airport groups, weddings, events and coordinated group travel throughout Chicago and the south suburbs, Emily’s Limousine Service provides Sprinter transportation as part of a fleet that scales from private luxury vehicles through full-size coach buses.

Emily’s Limousine Service

Based in Orland Park, Illinois
Serving Chicago & the South Suburbs
Phone: (312) 446-7505
Dispatch: Available 24/7