We Serve New York City & Beyond
Sprinter van and car service throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, New Jersey, and Westchester.
Manhattan
Midtown, Downtown, Upper East Side, and all Manhattan neighborhoods.
Brooklyn
Williamsburg, DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights, and borough-wide service.
Queens
Long Island City, Flushing, Jamaica, and all Queens areas.
Bronx
Yankee Stadium area, Riverdale, and Bronx destinations.
Staten Island
Staten Island and ferry connections.
New Jersey
Hoboken, Jersey City, Newark, and NJ metro area.
Westchester
Westchester County and Connecticut suburbs.
Where does the Sprinter pick up?
Anywhere in the five boroughs, across the Hudson in North Jersey, and north into Westchester and the Connecticut towns along I-95. Long Island and the Hamptons are served as point-to-point or hourly trips. Each area page covers the neighborhoods, venues, and highways that matter for that part of the region.
- Manhattan: Midtown hotels, Hudson Yards, the Financial District, the Upper East and West Sides.
- Brooklyn: Williamsburg, DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Red Hook.
- Queens: Long Island City, Astoria, Flushing, Jamaica, Forest Hills.
- Bronx: Yankee Stadium, Riverdale, Fordham, City Island.
- Staten Island: St. George and island-wide residential pickups.
- New Jersey: Hoboken, Jersey City, Newark, Secaucus, Fort Lee.
- Westchester and Connecticut: White Plains, Scarsdale, Rye, Greenwich.
Is pricing different by borough or suburb?
No. The starting rate is the same everywhere on this site: $200 per hour with a 3-hour minimum, so most trips start at $600. Manhattan to the Hamptons starts at $800 because of drive time. Late-night rates match daytime rates.
What should I tell dispatch about the pickup address?
A Sprinter is larger than a car, so the details of the curb matter. Share the building entrance or awning name in Manhattan, the nearest corner for narrow Brooklyn and Hoboken blocks, and the gate code and turnaround note for houses in Staten Island and Westchester.
How do trips between two areas work?
Many groups cross two or three areas in one booking: a Hoboken pickup for a wedding in Brooklyn, a Bronx family flying out of Newark, or a Queens office taking a team to a White Plains offsite. The chauffeur picks the bridge or tunnel that suits the traffic at the time, whether that is the George Washington Bridge, the Verrazzano, the RFK, or one of the Hudson tunnels, and the booking covers the whole trip rather than each borough separately.
If the group splits at the end, with some guests heading to Manhattan and others to New Jersey, list every drop address on the booking. The chauffeur plans the order so nobody doubles back.
Which airport is closest to each area?
LaGuardia is usually the nearest airport for the Bronx, Upper Manhattan, and north Brooklyn. JFK suits south Brooklyn and most of Queens. Newark Liberty is the home airport for Hudson County, the Meadowlands, and often Staten Island. Westchester groups can also use Westchester County Airport (HPN), and Bergen County groups flying privately use Teterboro. Each area page covers the routing in more detail.