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Colorado Prom & Homecoming Limo and Party Bus Guide
Prom night is a big deal for students and a big trust decision for parents. This guide covers what to ask, how to plan the night and how to keep it safe.
Quick facts
- Prom seasonMostly April and May; homecoming in September and October
- Minimum6 hours on prom and homecoming nights
- AlcoholNever allowed on prom or homecoming rides
- BookAs soon as the date is announced: weekends fill fast
A safety checklist for parents
- Is the company licensed and insured, and are the chauffeurs professional?
- Is the vehicle alcohol-free and drug-free for student rides? (Ours always are.)
- Can a parent be the main contact and get pickup and drop-off updates?
- Is the route set in advance: pickup, photos, dinner, dance and drop-off?
Why prom nights have a 6-hour minimum
On prom and homecoming nights almost every vehicle in the state is booked, and the night usually includes photos, dinner, the dance and a ride home. Six hours covers a full evening without rushing. We will plan the timeline with you.
Free custom estimate
Booking prom or homecoming?
Text the school, date, number of students and pickup town.
💬 Text Us for a Free EstimateOr use the 60-second formCall (888) 223-0579Limo, Sprinter or party bus?
- Small group (up to about 10): a stretch limo is the classic choice.
- Medium group (10-14): a Sprinter limo van with LED lights.
- Big friend group (20+): a party bus keeps everyone together and is often the best value per student.
How to split the cost fairly
Most groups have one parent book and collect shares from the others. Ask for an all-inclusive FREE custom estimate so everyone knows the total up front, and agree on the final headcount before you book.
We serve schools across the Front Range, including Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Boulder, Castle Rock, Parker, Greeley and Pueblo.
Frequently asked questions
How far in advance should we book a prom limo?
As soon as the prom date is announced. Prom weekends in April and May book up fast.
Is alcohol allowed on prom rides?
No. Prom and homecoming rides are always alcohol-free and drug-free.
Why is there a 6-hour minimum on prom night?
Prom nights are the busiest nights of the year and usually include photos, dinner, the dance and drop-off. Six hours covers the full evening.
Can parents track the pickup and drop-off?
Yes. One parent can be the main contact and get updates from us during the night.
