Your Guide to Getting the Best Seattle Limo & Town Car Service

In our previous blog post, we detailed some of the most popular transportation methods for getting you and your family to and from Sea-Tac, including taxis, rental cars, and light rail, while discussing many of their pros and cons. However, one option we didn’t talk about was airport shuttles, which are a type of ride-sharing service that potentially allows you to pay a lower fare for a ride to your destination.

With more than 3.7 million residents in the Seattle metropolitan area, Sea-Tac has grown to become the 15th busiest airport in the country, with nearly 35 million passengers having walked through its doors last year.

With this in mind, whether you’re a permanent Seattle resident or just visiting; going to or from the airport, there are several transportation methods you can choose from. However, while each method has its benefits, they each come with their own unique drawbacks as well.  

It’s that time of year again. Graduation is nearing, and prom will be here before you know it. Girls are trying on dresses, and guys are eyeing which tuxedoes they’ll be sporting for their high school’s main event. In short: if you’re a parent of a high school junior or senior, you have a lot going on right now. But at Starline, we thought we’d help make at least one thing on your long to-do list a little easier: choosing a limo provider. We’ve compiled our top three tips for choosing a Seattle limo company, in addition to important questions you should be asking.

Whether you’ve lived in Seattle for years or are only in town for a few days, the Ducks of Seattle Tour is a great way to get outside, breathe some fresh air, and see all that Seattle has to offer. In this post, we’ll explore what Duck Tours are, how they can give you a unique perspective into the Emerald City, and how Starline can help make the experience even more enjoyable.

Did you know that in 2013, the Port of Seattle welcomed more than 180 cruise ships, and that each time a homeport ship docks here it contributes $2.1 million to the local economy? In fact, between the city’s two cruise ports, Seattle is the number one port on the West Coast for passenger and cruise ship call volume. Whichever cruise line you’ll be taking though, and whether you’ll be looking to explore the Pacific Northwest, Vancouver, or Alaska, your cruise ship will very likely depart from Pier 91 (Cruise Terminal 91) or Pier 66 (Cruise Terminal 66).

The winter’s been long, gray, and rainy, and now that the clocks have moved forward, Seattleites are looking to do the same. We’re eagerly anticipating a break in the clouds, the warmth of the sun, and the long days of summer. And here in the Emerald City, we celebrate summer like we mean it: by throwing a month-long festival known as the Seattle Seafair.

Whether you’re talking about Seattle town car services, a slice of pizza, a cup of coffee, or nearly any other product or service, you’ll almost certainly encounter businesses and products that claim to be the best. In fact, the word is used so frequently that it can lose a lot of it’s meaning. After all, if everyone’s claiming to be the best, then they’re failing to really differentiate themselves from the competition. So let’s take a closer look at the word itself.

Despite the fact that your plane landed at Sea-Tac 10 minutes ahead of schedule, you immediately see your car waiting as you exit the terminal. Needless to say, you’re a pleasantly surprised.

As you climb into your clean, late model luxury vehicle, your driver greets you pleasantly, asks how your flight was, and then gets you on your way. You were already impressed with the fact that the car was there to begin with, but seeing how immaculate it is and how impeccably your driver is dressed, you can’t help but to be even more wowed.

In today’s world, it should probably come as no surprise that we use our cellphones a lot. But did you know that a full 63% of adult cellphone owners use their phones to go online? And it doesn’t stop there. Of these, 34% go online using mostly their phones, and not some other device, such as a desktop or laptop computer.

Whenever we pick someone up from Sea-Tac who’s never been to Seattle before, we love watching their reactions when downtown comes into view as we cruise along Interstate 5, or seeing their jaws drop as they snap a few great pics from Kerry Park. The fact is, at Starline, we’re proud to call Seattle home, and we’re always looking for opportunities to show it off. And from your perspective, what better way for you to see the Emerald City than in the seat of luxury?