Connecticut Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Discover Connecticut’s Attractions with LimoUSA:

Local Landmarks:

• Yale University: Bask in the academic aura of this Ivy League institution.
• Gillette Castle State Park: Explore the medieval fortress overlooking the Connecticut River.
• Mystic Seaport: Step back in time and experience New England’s maritime history.
• The Mark Twain House & Museum: Wander the halls where one of America’s greatest authors penned his masterpieces.

Local Attractions:

• Foxwoods & Mohegan Sun Casinos: Experience gaming luxury and top-tier entertainment.
• Connecticut Wine Trail: Tour and taste your way through Connecticut’s finest vineyards.
• Lake Compounce: Revel in the fun at the oldest continuously operating amusement park in the U.S.

Celebrate Special Occasions and Holidays:

Perfect for:

• Weddings: Arrive in style and make your special day even more memorable.
• Proms & Graduations: Celebrate your milestones with elegance.
• Birthday Parties: Turn your birthday into a lavish celebration on wheels.
• Corporate Events: Impress your colleagues and clients with a luxurious travel experience.

Popular Holidays for Limo & Party Bus Services:

• New Year’s Eve: Ring in the new year with a luxurious ride.
• Valentine’s Day: Make it a night to remember with your special someone.
• 4th of July: Enjoy Connecticut’s fireworks displays without the stress of driving.
• Halloween: Hop between parties in style without worrying about transportation.

Historical Sites & Museums:

1. Mystic Seaport: A re-created 19th-century seafaring village showcasing New England’s maritime heritage.
2. Mark Twain House & Museum: The historic home where author Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) lived and penned some of his most famous works.
3. Yale University Art Gallery: Located in New Haven, this museum has an impressive collection of art spanning various cultures and eras.
4. Gillette Castle State Park: A unique stone castle formerly owned by actor William Gillette, with scenic views overlooking the Connecticut River.
5. Kent Falls State Park: Offers a series of waterfalls along the Housatonic River, great for hiking and picnicking.
6. Thimble Islands: A group of small islands off the coast of Branford, with boat tours available.
7. Sleeping Giant State Park: Features hiking trails with panoramic views from a series of trap rock ridges resembling a “sleeping giant.”
8.  Lake Compounce: The oldest continuously-operating amusement park in the U.S., featuring rides, water attractions, and shows.
9. Mystic Aquarium: Home to a variety of marine life including beluga whales, sea lions, and penguins.
10. Essex Steam Train & Riverboat: Offers scenic rides through the Connecticut River Valley.
11. Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts: A premier venue in Hartford for theater, music, and dance performances.
12. Goodspeed Opera House: Located in East Haddam, it’s renowned for its dedication to the preservation and revitalization of American musical theater.
13. Wadsworth Atheneum: Located in Hartford, it’s the country’s oldest public art museum with a significant collection of American and European art.
14. Gouveia Vineyards: Set in Wallingford, it offers picturesque views and a selection of wines.
15. Two Roads Brewing Company: Located in Stratford, it’s one of the state’s standout craft breweries.
16. Hammonasset Beach State Park: Connecticut’s largest shoreline park, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and camping.
17. Silver Sands State Park: Located in Milford, it’s a popular spot for beachcombing and bird-watching.
18.  OldeMistick Village: A recreated 18th-century village with unique shops and eateries.
19. Stonington Borough: A charming seaside village with historic buildings, boutiques, and eateries.

From its rolling hills and forests in the north to its coastal towns and beaches along the Long Island Sound, Connecticut offers a diverse range of experiences for visitors. Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or culture, you’ll find something appealing in the Nutmeg State.

Limousines:

5. 5. 1. Sedan Limousines: These are typically luxury sedans that can accommodate 2-4 passengers. Examples include Lincoln Town Car and Chrysler 300.
      2. Stretch Limousines: These are extended sedans and can typically carry 6-10 passengers. They come equipped with various amenities like a bar, sound system, and mood lighting.
      3. SUV Limousines: These are extended versions of popular SUVs, like the Cadillac Escalade or Hummer H2, and can accommodate larger groups, usually 12-20 passengers.
      4. Classic or Vintage Limousines: These are classic cars restored for luxury service, such as Rolls Royce or Bentley.

Party Buses:

5. 5. 1. Small Party Buses: These are generally converted vans or small buses that can accommodate around 10-20 passengers.
      2. Medium Party Buses: These can fit between 20-30 passengers.
      3. Large Party Buses: These are ideal for bigger groups, accommodating 30-50 passengers. They often come with a range of amenities including dance floors, sound systems, bars, and LED lighting.

Charter Buses:

5. 1. Mini Buses: Suitable for smaller groups, typically seating around 20-30 passengers.
   2. Coach Buses: These are larger buses ideal for long-distance travel, seating between 40-60 passengers. They usually come with amenities like reclining seats, restrooms, Wi-Fi, and overhead storage.
   3. Executive Coach or Day Coaches: These are similar to coach buses but come with more luxurious amenities like leather seats, meeting spaces, and sometimes even sleeping areas.
   4. Double-decker Buses: These buses have two levels and can seat a large number of passengers. They’re more common in certain parts of Europe but may be available in some places in the U.S. for special occasions.