Fort Lauderdale Limousine & Bus Rentals

At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (100 Terminal Drive, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315), prearranged limousines, sprinter vans, and charter buses wait off the curb until your group calls them forward — gather everyone and every bag before you make that call, since a vehicle circling back for stragglers costs the whole group time. Pickup happens curbside in the designated Ground Transportation Areas on the lower level (Arrivals) at each of FLL's four terminals; follow the transportation wayfinding signage out of baggage claim, and if you get turned around, the Ground Transportation Booth in the baggage claim area can point you the right direction. Confirm your exact pickup zone against the FLL ground transportation page before you land, since assignments can shift by terminal. Once your group and your bags are curbside together, the ride to a hotel, Las Olas, or straight to Port Everglades is minutes away.

Amerant Bank Arena (1 Panther Pkwy, Sunrise, FL 33323), home of the Florida Panthers, sits about 20 minutes west of downtown Fort Lauderdale. Per the arena's own Florida Panthers parking page, buses enter through Gate 7, with bus parking priced at $75 — reserve that alongside your vehicle rather than assuming a spot will open up at puck drop. Rideshare traffic uses a different route entirely, entering at Gate 3 and exiting at Gate 2, so make sure your pickup plan matches your vehicle type rather than a rideshare pattern you saw online. A limo or bus staged and waiting after the final horn skips the lot-exit crawl that self-parked fans face on a sellout night. Confirm current gate assignments before your date, since procedures can shift by event.

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show takes over Bahia Mar Yachting Center and six other waterfront locations across the city from October 28 through November 1, 2026, pulling more than 100,000 visitors into a city that isn't built for that kind of crowd. The Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade lights up the New River on December 12, 2026, drawing more than a million spectators along Las Olas Boulevard and the Intracoastal for the single biggest one-night traffic event on the calendar. Layer in Florida Panthers home games at Amerant Bank Arena all season, prom season across Broward County high schools every April and May, and any convention week at the Broward County Convention Center, and vehicles disappear fast. If your date lands anywhere near one of these, book as far ahead as you can — waiting means a smaller selection and a higher price, every time.

Book at least two to four weeks out for an ordinary weekend, and stretch that to two or three months for anything near boat show week, Winterfest, prom season, or a Panthers home stand. Waiting doesn't just risk an empty calendar — it usually means a smaller pool of available vehicles and a higher price for whatever's left. The network of transportation companies on this site fills up fastest on Fort Lauderdale's biggest dates first, so locking in your date early is the simplest way to protect both your vehicle choice and your price. Call or fill out the form now to see what's open.

Port Everglades runs eight cruise terminals, and your vehicle should drop your group and luggage curbside at the correct terminal before anyone worries about parking — check your terminal assignment against your cruise line before embarkation morning, since it can change. The port's three main entrances are SE 17th Street at Eisenhower Boulevard, State Road 84 at Spangler Boulevard, and I-595 East at Eller Drive, each with its own security checkpoint requiring a government-issued photo ID for every passenger 18 and older. Oversized vehicle parking is limited on-site (capped around 24 feet) and runs $25 a day, so a limo or larger bus is often better off dropping your group at the terminal and coordinating pickup afterward — call the port's parking office at 954-468-3680 to confirm oversized vehicle options for your date. FLL sits just 1.8 miles away, so an airport-to-ship transfer typically runs under ten minutes.

The Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center (1950 Eisenhower Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316) sits right next to Port Everglades, with its main entrance on SE 20th Street. Guests reach it from US-1 via SE 17th Street to Eisenhower Boulevard, the same corridor Port Everglades cruise traffic uses, so a big trade-show weekend can back up both venues' streets at once. A limo or shuttle bus skips the walk in from a parking garage entirely — your group boards at the hotel, crosses on a fixed schedule, and gets dropped curbside at the entrance while everyone else hunts for a space. If your event runs multiple days, book your vehicle for the whole run rather than day by day; it locks in your schedule and keeps your group moving the same way, morning and night. Confirm current parking and drop-off details before your event, since arrangements can vary by show.

A Las Olas night runs on its own clock, and a limo or party bus is what lets you actually keep it. Start with dinner or cocktails at a spot like Louie Bossi's or YOLO, walk the boulevard's al fresco strip past more than 30 restaurants and bars, then let your vehicle carry the group down to the Riverwalk, a shaded path along the New River connecting the Broward Center for the Performing Arts to Las Olas Boulevard, for a slower stretch of the night. Street parking along Las Olas fills early on weekend nights, and a vehicle already staged nearby beats circling for a spot between stops. Set your pickup and your stop order once, and the whole group moves together from the first reservation to the last.

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood (1 Seminole Way, Hollywood, FL 33314) sits about 20 minutes south of downtown Fort Lauderdale, and a limo drop-off at the main entrance skips both the self-parking garage and the valet line entirely. The property runs valet and free self-parking around the clock, and Hard Rock Live, the resort's own indoor amphitheater, sits on-site for groups pairing a show with the casino floor. For a bus-sized group, the hotel concierge (866-502-7529) coordinates group and bus arrivals directly, since casino night groups are common enough that the property has a process built for it. Confirm your drop-off point with the concierge ahead of your date, since entrances can shift around major events.

Fill out one form with your date, group size, and pickup location, and you'll land on a results page showing vehicles and pricing from a network of transportation companies serving Fort Lauderdale and Broward County — no account required. Limofortlauderdaleairport.com isn't a limo company; it's a comparison site that puts a whole network of local options in front of you instead of just one. Book the vehicle that fits right there online, or call and a live person will walk you through it.