Prices, comparisons & how it works · 2026-09-21 · 8-minute read
Gifting a limo ride in London, Ontario with LondonLimo.net is a gift card for a fixed amount or a named journey - the parents' Pearson run at $295-345, the couple's anniversary dinner in the luxury sedan, the grandparents' Knights night, the honeymoon's airport run from the wedding registry, the graduate's first business trip, a patient's hospital series, the Christmas light tour - sent by email or printed with a message, redeemed by the recipient on the reservation engine or through the desk with the balance held on the card until it is used, and delivered with the chauffeur's name the evening before and, if the giver asks, the message on the seat and the surprise arranged. A company gifts a client's airport run or a retiring colleague's evening on the corporate account, and the card does not cover HST beyond its amount or the partner fleet's deposit; this article is the gift, occasion by occasion, and how the desk delivers it.
The gifts, occasion by occasion
| The occasion | The gift | The amount, planning figure | The desk's note |
|---|---|---|---|
| The parents' trip | The Pearson run, or both | $295-345 each way for a sedan | The flight number when they have it |
| The anniversary | The luxury sedan's evening | Two fares at $40-60, or three hours at $135-165 | The flowers on the seat; the table booked |
| The grandparents' game | The Knights night | Two SUV fares at $50-70 | The corner in the notes |
| The honeymoon | The airport run from the registry | $295-345 each way | On the wedding's file with the guest's name |
| The graduate's first trip | The Pearson meet with the board | $295-345 | The name on the board |
| The patient's series | A household account's credit | Any amount | The hospital's returns held open |
| The Christmas lights | The family's tour by the hour | Two and a half hours at $115-135 | The street list with the card |
| The client or the colleague | The corporate gift | Any amount, on the account | The invoice's line |
| The birthday | A fixed amount to spend | $100-500 | The recipient chooses |
LondonLimo.net planning figures before HST; the rates page has every fare and the how much article every price.
The card, in detail
A gift card for a fixed amount or a named journey, bought from the desk by email or phone with the giver's card, sent as an email with a code or printed with the message, and held on the desk's account under the recipient's name with the balance until it is used; the FAQ has the card's terms and the terms page the expiry.
The parents' Pearson run
The gift the desk sells most: the parents' flight to Florida in February with the sedan at the door at 5 a.m. and the board in the hall on the return, gifted by the children for Christmas with the flight number added when the parents have it; the Pearson article has the run and the early-morning article the dawn.
The anniversary and the birthday
The luxury sedan's evening with the flowers on the seat and the table booked through the travel desk, or a fixed amount the recipient spends on the evening they choose; the birthday and anniversary article has the evening and the surprise the desk arranges with the giver.
The honeymoon, from the registry
The couple's airport runs on the wedding's file, gifted by a guest through the registry's card and shown on the invoice with the guest's name; the honeymoon article has the Sunday run and the return a fortnight later.
The graduate and the patient
The graduate's first business trip with the board at Pearson and the name on it, gifted by the parents; the patient's hospital series on a household account with the returns held open, gifted by the family who cannot drive every day; the hospital wait article has the series.
The corporate gift
A client's airport run on the company's account with the board and the company's name on it, a retiring colleague's evening in the luxury sedan with dinner, the staff's Christmas light tour in two Sprinters; the corporate page has the account and the corporate visitors article the client.
Redeeming it, in detail
The recipient books on the reservation engine with the card's code or calls the desk, the fare is taken from the card's balance, the remainder is held for the next booking, and the chauffeur's name and plate arrive the evening before as for any booking; the how to book article has the steps.
What the card does not cover, honestly
HST beyond the card's amount, which the recipient pays on the booking; the partner fleet's deposit on a stretch or a bus, which the giver pays if the gift is the stretch; a gratuity, because it is inside every fare already; and a fare above the card's balance, which the recipient's card covers; the car service article has the fare's lines.
Three gifts, as they went
The parents' Florida flight, Christmas. A card for two Pearson runs from three children; the flight number in January; the sedan at 5 a.m. in February and the board in the hall in March.
A twenty-fifth anniversary, from the couple's children. The luxury sedan's evening with the flowers and the Idlewyld's table; the surprise arranged with the desk and the daughter.
A retiring colleague, from the office. The luxury sedan to a Stratford evening with dinner by the river; the card in the retirement speech.
Booking it
The gift card is one email or call to the desk with the occasion, the amount or the journey, the recipient's name and the message; the card goes out the same day; the rates page has every fare.
Three questions the desk is asked about gifts
Does the card expire? The card's terms on the terms page set the period, and the desk extends it for a recipient who asks; a named journey's card holds its journey at the fare when it is used.
Can the recipient use it for anything? A fixed-amount card, yes - any fare or hourly booking on the desk's own fleet; a named-journey card, that journey, with the difference charged or refunded on the fare at the time.
Can I stay anonymous? Yes - the card's message can be signed as the giver chooses, and the desk keeps the giver's name to itself; the FAQ has the rest.
Buying the card, in detail
An email or a call to the desk with the occasion, the amount or the journey, the recipient's name and mobile, the message and the giver's card; the card goes out the same day by email with a code or by post printed, and the desk holds the balance under the recipient's name; the rates page has the fares for a named journey.
The parents' Pearson run, in detail
The children buy two Pearson runs - $295-345 each way for the sedan - and the parents' flight number goes to the desk when they have it; the sedan at the door at 5 a.m. in February with the cabin warm, the board in the hall in March, and the parents' text to the children from the car; the Pearson article has the run and the Pearson return article the meet.
The anniversary's evening, in detail
The couple's children buy the luxury sedan's three hours at $135-165 with the flowers on the seat and the table at the Idlewyld or on the Row booked through the travel desk, and the desk arranges the surprise with the daughter who knows the calendar; the birthday and anniversary article has the evening and the surprise's rules.
The honeymoon's runs, in detail
The wedding registry's card for the couple's Sunday run to Pearson and the return a fortnight later, applied to the wedding's file with the guest's name on the invoice, and the honeymoon article has the runs; the wedding page has the file.
The graduate's first trip, in detail
The parents' card for the Pearson meet with the board and the graduate's name on it for the first business trip, or the run to the first job's city; the corporate visitors article has the board's pattern.
The patient's series, in detail
The family's card as a credit on a household account for the hospital's series - the runs to the clinic with the returns held open - gifted by the children who cannot drive every day; the hospital wait article has the series and the hospitals page the entrances.
The corporate gift, in detail
The client's Pearson meet with the company's name on the board, the retiring colleague's Stratford evening with dinner by the river, the staff's Christmas light tour in two Sprinters, on the corporate account with the card's line on the invoice; the Stratford article has the evening.
Redeeming and the balance, in detail
The recipient's booking on the reservation engine with the code or by phone, the fare taken from the balance, the remainder held, HST charged on the booking beyond the card's amount, and the chauffeur's name the evening before; the how to book article has the steps.
Booking checklist for the gift
The occasion; the amount or the journey; the recipient's name and mobile; the message and the signature; the delivery by email or post; the giver's card. Six lines to the desk and the card goes out the same day.
The honest summary
A card for an amount or a journey, held under the recipient's name, redeemed on the engine or by phone with the chauffeur's name the evening before, and the message on the seat if the giver asks; the rates page has the fares.
A worked example: the card that became a series
A Masonville family bought a $500 card for their father's twelve weeks of treatment at Victoria Hospital; the desk opened a household account with the card as its first credit, rostered the same two chauffeurs for the Tuesday and Thursday mornings, held the returns open for the clinic's end, and invoiced the family monthly for the runs beyond the card with each on its line; the father's note to the desk after the twelfth week was about the chauffeur who had learned his coffee order. The hospital wait article has the series and the hospitals page the entrance.
The desk's rule of thumb
The parents' Pearson run, the couple's evening and the honeymoon's registry are the gifts the desk sells most; a fixed amount for the recipient who chooses; the message on the seat and the surprise arranged with the giver; and the card's terms read before the purchase. The rates page has the fares.
Booking it, in one line
The gift card is one email or call to the desk with the occasion, the amount or the journey, the recipient and the message; the card goes out the same day and is redeemed on the reservation engine or by phone.
The tax note, honestly
A gift card is not a taxable supply when it is bought and HST is charged when it is redeemed on the booking, which is why the card's amount buys the fare and the recipient's booking shows the HST; the CRA's rules on gift cards are the reference and the desk's receipt at redemption shows the HST on the fare, as the car service article describes for every receipt.
