When Uber costs less
For a short trip across town, with a single passenger and no fixed arrival time, rideshare is frequently the lowest fare. If you are flexible on timing and comfortable with the vehicle you are assigned, it is a reasonable choice.
When a chauffeur is the better value
The comparison changes when the trip has requirements attached to it.
- Fixed price. Rideshare fares can move with demand, particularly on game days, during concerts, in bad weather and around holiday travel. A chauffeur price is confirmed before the ride and does not change.
- Early and late hours. Prince Limousines operates 24/7 with no after-hours surcharge on direct bookings, and your car is reserved rather than requested.
- Airport timing. Your chauffeur tracks your flight in real time and adjusts to delays, so you are met when you land.
- Groups. One Sprinter or Transit van can replace several rideshare cars, and everyone arrives together.
- A chosen vehicle. You select the class, rather than accepting whichever car accepts the request.
What Prince Limousines costs
Airport transfers are starting from $95 for Executive Class, starting from $115 for an Executive SUV, and starting from $165 for a Premium Sedan, covering trips up to about 20 miles. Hourly service is $105/hr for Executive Class, $120/hr for an Executive SUV and $200/hr for a Premium Sedan, with a 3-hour minimum. Final fixed price is confirmed before your ride — no surge pricing.
Gratuity is not included. You choose 18%, 20% or 25% at checkout.
Rideshare and chauffeur service compared
| Rideshare | Prince Limousines | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Varies with demand | Fixed, confirmed before the ride |
| Vehicle | Whatever is assigned | You choose the class |
| Flight tracking | No | Yes, real time |
| Availability | Subject to drivers nearby | Reserved in advance, 24/7 |
| Groups | Several cars | Sprinter (8–11) or Transit (up to 14) |
Rideshare features vary by service and by trip. Prince Limousines fares are listed on the rates page.
Black car or limousine: what is the difference?
Traditionally, “limousine” referred to a stretch limo. Today, it more often means any chauffeured luxury vehicle. Prince Limousines does not operate stretch limousines. We provide late-model luxury sedans, premium SUVs, and Mercedes Sprinter vans.
Reserve your ride
Your fixed price is confirmed before the ride. See every fare on our rates page.
Common Questions
Is a limo cheaper than Uber in Atlanta?
For a short solo trip, a rideshare is often the lower fare. A pre-booked chauffeur earns its place when certainty matters: Prince Limousines confirms a fixed price before the ride, applies no surge pricing, and Executive Class airport transfers, starting from $95. Rideshare fares can move with demand, particularly around game days and holiday travel.
Does Prince Limousines use surge pricing?
No. The price is confirmed before the ride and does not change with demand. There is no surge pricing and no after-hours surcharge on direct bookings.
Do you offer stretch limousines?
No. Prince Limousines does not operate stretch limousines. Our fleet is late-model luxury sedans (including the Mercedes S-Class), premium SUVs (Chevrolet Suburban, Ford Expedition, GMC Yukon), and Mercedes Sprinter and transit vans for groups.
What is the cheapest way to get a chauffeur in Atlanta?
Book early and choose the vehicle that fits your party. Executive Class is the lowest-priced option at starting from $95 for airport transfers, and groups often find one Sprinter or Transit van costs less than several separate cars.
Is gratuity included?
No. Gratuity is not included in the fare. You choose 18%, 20% or 25% at checkout.
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