by Paul Arcediano | Sep 17, 2018 | Blog Post, PARTY SHUTTLE SERVICE, Shuttle
It’s called a party bus for a reason. When you rent a party bus, it’s most likely for a celebration, whether a bachelorette party, a wedding party or Longhorns tailgate. So, you probably want to know: Can I drink alcohol on a party bus? The short answer is yes....
by Paul Arcediano | Jul 20, 2018 | Blog Post, Events, PARTY SHUTTLE SERVICE, Shuttle
Austin might be known for its music scene, but if you’re a sports aficionado, The Capitol City offers plenty to do and explore. From Texas Longhorns football games to San Antonio Spurs games, every weekend of the year, you’ll find a great match, race, game or...
by Paul Arcediano | Jul 18, 2018 | Blog Post, PARTY SHUTTLE SERVICE, Shuttle
Flying is stressful. Not only do you have to worry about getting to the airport on time, but you also have to remember your boarding passes, think about parking, and wonder how long the security lines are. The last thing you want to worry about is getting to the...
by Paul Arcediano | Jul 10, 2018 | Shuttle
Downtown Austin’s parking supply has received a lot of attention in the last few years, as businesses are struggling to find parking for their employees. The Austin Business Journal even went as far as to call the competition for the last remaining spaces the “Wild...
by Paul Arcediano | Jun 26, 2018 | Blog Post, Events, PARTY SHUTTLE SERVICE, Shuttle
Central Texas has tons to offer, from bustling Sixth Street, to the quiet Main Streets of Hill Country. In every little town and around every downtown corner, it seems there’s an attraction, restaurant or show to take in. Not to mention, there are numerous amazing,...
by Paul Arcediano | Jun 21, 2018 | Blog Post, Events, PARTY SHUTTLE SERVICE, Shuttle
Whether you’re headed to the airport or a meeting in Austin, you have two primary transportation choices: Private car service or a taxi/rideshare. Although both will get you to your destination, these services couldn’t be more different. Private car service, for...
