Alaska Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Celebrate Special Occasions and Holidays with LimoUSA

1. New Year’s Eve: Welcome the new year while partying in our fully-equipped party buses.
2. Iditarod Start: Arrive at the world’s most famous sled dog race like a VIP.

3. Independence Day: Celebrate the 4th of July with a luxury ride to the best firework spots.
4. Winter Holidays: Christmas or Hanukkah, ride through snow-clad streets, creating memories with loved ones.

Why Choose LimoUSA?

 Local Knowledge: Our chauffeurs aren’t just drivers. They’re your local guides, ready to share stories and insights about Alaska’s treasures.
 Range of Services: Whether you’re after a sleek limo for a romantic evening or a spacious party bus for a wild night out, we’ve got you covered.
 Safety First: Our vehicles are regularly maintained and inspected to ensure your safety in Alaska’s unique terrain.
 Tailored Packages: We cater to customized trips, be it visiting local landmarks or planning a thematic night out.

Local Landmarks to Explore with LimoUSA

1. Totem Bight State Historic Park: Dive into native Alaskan culture, all while traveling in style.
2. Russian Orthodox Church in Sitka: Blend history with luxury.
3. Alaska Native Heritage Center: Experience local traditions, complemented by our top-tier services. Ready for an Alaskan adventure that marries the raw beauty of nature with unparalleled luxury? Look no further than LimoUSA! Book now and redefine your Alaska experience.

Certainly! Alaska, often referred to as "The Last Frontier," is a land of immense natural beauty and offers a wealth of attractions for visitors. Here are some of the top attractions in the state:
1. Denali National Park and Preserve: Centered around Denali (previously known as Mount McKinley), the highest peak in North America, this national park covers over six million acres of wilderness. Visitors can view wildlife like grizzly bears, wolves, moose, and caribou. There's also an opportunity for mountaineering, hiking, and camping.
2. Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve: This World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve is known for its tidewater glaciers, snow-capped mountains, and deep fjords. It’s a popular spot for cruises and kayaking.
3. The Northern Lights: Fairbanks is one of the best places to witness the Aurora Borealis. The natural light display, usually seen in the winter months, is an ethereal experience.
4. The Inside Passage: This coastal route stretches for 500 miles and is a popular route for cruises. It’s home to a rainforest, fjords, and the totem pole parks of Ketchikan.
5. Kenai Fjords National Park: Located near Seward, it's a perfect place to see glaciers and marine life, including sea lions, orcas, and puffins.
6. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race: This iconic 1,000-mile race from Anchorage to Nome commemorates the 1925 serum run and showcases the endurance of both the dogs and their mushers.
7. Alaskan Wildlife Conservation Center: Located in Girdwood, it's a sanctuary dedicated to preserving Alaska's wildlife through conservation, education, and quality animal care.
8. Historic Downtown Juneau: The state capital is accessible only by boat or plane and offers attractions such as the Juneau-Douglas City Museum, the St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, and nearby Mendenhall Glacier.
9. Chena Hot Springs: Located near Fairbanks, these natural hot springs are a popular relaxation spot, especially in the winter months.
10. Alaska Native Heritage Center: Located in Anchorage, this cultural center provides a deep dive into the native cultures of Alaska, including exhibits, dances, and demonstrations.
11. The Dalton Highway: One of the most isolated highways in the U.S., it offers a rugged and scenic drive from Fairbanks to the Arctic Ocean.
12. Sitka National Historic Park: This park offers insight into the Tlingit Native culture and the history of the Russian-American period in Alaska.
13. Museum of the North: Located on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus, this museum offers exhibits on Alaskan culture, natural history, and art.
14. Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve: As the largest national park in the U.S., it offers a stunning natural landscape of glaciers, mountains, and rivers.
15. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: This vast wilderness is home to a diverse range of animals including polar bears, wolves, and caribou.
In addition to these attractions, Alaska offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and more. Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or adventure, Alaska has something for everyone.

Limousines:

1. Traditional Stretch Limo: These are your typical limousines that can generally fit 6-10 people.
2. SUV Limo: These are larger limos, often built from SUVs like the Hummer or Escalade, and can accommodate more passengers.
3. Sedan Limo: Often luxury vehicles such as Lincoln Town Car or Mercedes sedans, ideal for smaller groups or business travel.
4. Convertible Limo: Less common, but offers an open-top experience.
5. Vintage or Classic Limo: Cars from older eras, often used for weddings or special events.

Party Buses:

1. Small Party Bus: Typically holds 10-20 passengers and includes amenities like sound systems, lighting, and sometimes a dance pole.
2. Medium Party Bus: Can accommodate between 20-30 passengers. These often come with more amenities than the smaller buses.
3. Large Party Bus: These can accommodate 30+ passengers and will have the most amenities like larger dance floors, top-of-the-line sound systems, and more.

Charter Buses:

1. Mini Coach or Minibus: Suitable for smaller groups, these buses typically seat 20-35 passengers and are popular for short trips or shuttle service.
2. Coach Bus: These are the most common type of charter bus and can typically accommodate 40-60 passengers. They come with a variety of amenities including restrooms, overhead storage, reclining seats, and more.
3. Double-Decker Bus: Less common in Alaska, but they offer seating on two levels and can hold more passengers.
4. School Bus: While not luxurious, school buses are often rented out for specific events or functions due to their high seating capacity and familiarity.
5. Executive Coach or Day Coach: These are more luxurious than the typical coach bus, offering amenities geared towards business travel.