Prices, comparisons & how it works · 2026-09-21 · 8-minute read
Child seats, pets and luggage in a London, Ontario limo are three lines in the notes field when you book with LondonLimo.net: the children's ages and weights, and the rear-facing infant seat, the forward-facing seat or the booster is fitted before the chauffeur leaves the base at no charge under Ontario's car-seat law; the pet, and a dog or a cat in a carrier travels in any vehicle with notice while a larger dog travels in the SUV or the van on a blanket by arrangement and a service animal travels anywhere; and the cases, and the business sedan takes three, the SUV six, the van seven and the Sprinter twelve, with the skis, the golf clubs, the hockey bags, the bicycles in a bag and the cello in the class that fits them. The wheelchair-accessible van with a ramp is arranged through the partner fleet, the walker and the oxygen concentrator travel in any class, and the fleet page is honest about what fits; this article is the practical questions, plainly.
What fits, class by class
| Class | Passengers | Cases | Car seats | A dog | The gear |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business sedan | 3 | 3 | One or two | In a carrier | Golf clubs across the trunk; skis on request |
| Luxury sedan | 3 | 3 | One or two | In a carrier | The same |
| Executive SUV | 6 | 6 | Up to three | On a blanket in the cargo, by arrangement | Skis on the rack; hockey bags; a bicycle in a bag; the stroller |
| Luxury van | 7 | 7 | Up to three | On a blanket, by arrangement | The walker; the stroller; the cases flat |
| Executive Sprinter | 14 | 12 | Up to four | By arrangement | Ski bags; the team's hockey bags; the cello |
| Wheelchair-accessible van, partner fleet | 4-6 plus the chair | 4 | On request | By arrangement | The chair on the ramp; the walker |
| Stretch, partner fleet | 8-10 | 3 | Not fitted | No | The garment bags on the seats |
| Party bus, partner fleet | 16-30 | The bays | Not fitted | No | The coolers in the bays |
The fleet page has each vehicle; the desk confirms the fit at booking.
The car seats, in detail
Ontario's law requires a rear-facing seat for an infant, a forward-facing seat for a toddler and a booster for a child until the age, the weight and the height the Ministry of Transportation sets, in a taxi and a chauffeured car as in a private one; the desk carries all three, fitted before the chauffeur leaves the base and checked at the door, at no charge; the notes field takes the ages and the weights, and the Pearson return article has the family's midnight arrival with the seats fitted.
The family of four with the stroller and five cases
The SUV: six seats, six cases, the stroller folded in the cargo, the booster seats fitted, the children asleep by Cambridge; the sedan does not take it and the desk says so; the every option article has the family's eight-way sum and the Pearson page the SUV's fare.
The pets, in detail
A dog or a cat in a carrier travels in any vehicle with notice in the notes field, on the seat or the floor as the passenger prefers; a larger dog travels in the SUV or the van on a blanket the chauffeur carries, by arrangement, with the cleaning charge on the terms page applying only to soiling; a service animal travels anywhere without notice under Ontario's law; and the partner fleet's stretch and bus do not carry pets; the Muskoka article has the dog on the cottage run.
The luggage, in detail
Three cases in the sedan's trunk with a garment bag on the seat, six in the SUV's cargo flat, seven in the van, twelve in the Sprinter's back; a 28-inch case at 23 kilograms is the standard the numbers assume, and a family that travels heavier says so in the notes; the honeymoon article has the couple's cases and the desk's question at booking.
The gear, in detail
Skis and boards on the SUV's rack fitted the evening before, golf clubs across the sedan's trunk or in the SUV, hockey bags in the SUV and the Sprinter for the team, a bicycle in a bag in the SUV or on the rack, a cello on its own seat in the sedan with the seat belt, a trade show's cases in the Sprinter; the Blue Mountain article has the skis and the bus trips article the team's bays.
The wheelchair, the walker and the oxygen
The wheelchair-accessible van with a ramp or a lift through the partner fleet for a passenger who travels in their own chair, booked with notice; a folding chair or a walker in any class's cargo with the chauffeur's hand at the door; an oxygen concentrator on the seat beside the passenger; the hospitals page has the entrances and the out-of-town patients article the family's day.
The three lines in the notes field
"Two children, 2 and 6, 13 kg and 22 kg" - the seats are fitted. "A beagle in a carrier" - the carrier's place is ready. "Five cases and a stroller" - the SUV is confirmed. Three lines, and the chauffeur arrives with the car already right; the how to book article has the notes field's other uses.
Three bookings, as they went
A family of four to Pearson, March break. Two boosters fitted, five cases and the stroller in the SUV's cargo, the door at 5 a.m.; the return with the same seats at 12:40 a.m. a week later.
A couple and a golden retriever to a Grand Bend cottage, August. The SUV with the blanket in the cargo, the coolers and the bicycles on the rack; the dog asleep by Exeter.
A cellist to a Stratford concert, June. The luxury sedan with the cello belted on the rear seat and the cellist beside it; the Avon's curb at 7:15.
Booking it
The three lines go in the notes field on the reservation engine or in the email to the desk; the seats are fitted, the pet's place is ready and the class is confirmed before the car leaves the base; the fleet page has what fits.
Three questions the desk is asked about the practical things
Can I bring my own car seat? Yes - the chauffeur fits it if the passenger prefers, and checks it at the door; the desk's seats are there if the family's is on the plane.
Is there a charge for the dog? No - a carrier travels free and a larger dog by arrangement with the blanket; the cleaning charge applies only to soiling on the terms page's scale.
Can a stroller stay unfolded? In the Sprinter, yes; in the SUV and the van it folds into the cargo; the FAQ has the rest.
Ontario's car-seat law, in detail
A rear-facing seat for an infant under the weight the Ministry of Transportation sets, a forward-facing seat with a tether for a toddler, and a booster until the child reaches the age, the weight or the height the law names, in a chauffeured car as in a private one; the Highway Traffic Act carries the rule and the desk's chauffeurs are trained to fit all three.
The seats the desk carries, in detail
The rear-facing infant seat with its base, the convertible forward-facing seat with the tether, and the high-back and the backless boosters, fitted before the chauffeur leaves the base by the ages and the weights in the notes and checked at the door; two or three in the SUV, four in the Sprinter, one or two in the sedan; the fleet page has the anchors by class.
The family's luggage, in detail
A 28-inch case, a carry-on and a personal bag per passenger is the desk's rule for the class's count - three in the sedan, six in the SUV, seven in the van, twelve in the Sprinter - with the stroller folded and the car seat the family brings in the cargo; a family that travels heavier says so and the SUV or the van is confirmed; the Pearson return article has the family's midnight.
The pets, in more detail
The carrier on the seat or the floor with the harness clipped, the larger dog on the blanket in the SUV's or the van's cargo with the window cracked, the cat in the carrier, the service animal at the passenger's feet without notice under Ontario's law, and the partner fleet's stretch and bus without pets; the Grand Bend article has the dog on the shore run.
The sports gear, in more detail
The SUV's roof rack for four sets of skis or two bicycles fitted the evening before, the golf clubs across the sedan's trunk or two sets in the SUV, the hockey bags in the SUV's cargo or the Sprinter's back for the team, the paddleboards on the Sprinter's roof for the cottage; the Blue Mountain article has the ski weekend and the Muskoka article the cottage's load.
The instruments and the fragile, in more detail
The cello belted on its own seat, the double bass in the Sprinter, the violin on the passenger's lap, the wedding cake on the floor of the SUV's cargo with the chauffeur's drive matched to it, the art in its crate in the Sprinter for the long run; the desk asks and the concert article has the musician's night.
The accessible van and the mobility aids, in more detail
The partner fleet's van with the ramp or the lift and the chair's tie-downs, booked with notice; the folding chair, the walker, the rollator and the oxygen concentrator in any class with the chauffeur's hand at the door and the entrance's loop known; the St. Joseph's article has the hospital's door.
Booking checklist for the practical things
The children's ages and weights; the family's own seat or the desk's; the pet and the carrier; the cases and the gear; the stroller; the wheelchair or the walker; the class. Seven lines in the notes on the reservation engine or to the desk, and the car arrives right.
The honest summary
The seats fitted free, the pet in the carrier or on the blanket, the cases by the class's count and the gear on the rack, all from three lines in the notes; the fleet page has what fits.
A worked example: the notes field that did the work
A Westmount family's booking for a March-break Pearson run read, in the notes: "Children 3 and 7, 15 kg and 25 kg; a cat in a carrier to the grandparents' on the way; five cases, two carry-ons and a stroller"; the desk confirmed the SUV, the chauffeur fitted the forward-facing seat and the booster before leaving the base, the carrier rode on the rear floor to Old North's drop, the stroller folded into the cargo with the cases flat, and the door closed at 5 a.m. with nothing to explain; the Pearson page has the SUV's fare and the how to book article the notes field.
The desk's rule of thumb
The ages and the weights for the seats; the pet and its carrier; the cases by the class's count and the gear on the rack; the SUV for a family of four with luggage; the van for the grandparents; the Sprinter for the team; and the accessible van through the partner fleet with notice. The fleet page has what fits.
Booking it, in one line
Three lines in the notes on the reservation engine or to the desk, and the car arrives fitted with room.
