Prom Transport Ideas
The transportation you take to your prom is a major part of the experience. This is the time to spring for something fun, like a tricked-out van, or to take a ride in an elegant car like a Monte Carlo. Borrowing a car from your parents, a relative or a neighbour is a time-honoured tradition of getting to the prom.
The transportation you take to your prom is a major part of the experience. This is the time to spring for something fun, like a tricked-out van, or to take a ride in an elegant car like a Monte Carlo.
Borrowing
Borrowing a car from your parents, a relative or a neighbour is a time-honoured tradition of getting to the prom. Have it washed and detailed beforehand, and take care of it like it was your own.
Taxi
For teens living in major cities, taking a cab would be feasible so they won't have to navigate city traffic or parking. You can arrange to be taken in a nice-looking car instead of a yellow cab.
Limousines
The limousine is one of the most popular choices for prom transport because it's a unique, first-class experience. Several couples can ride together and no one has to worry about driving because you have a chauffeur.
- The transportation you take to your prom is a major part of the experience.
- Several couples can ride together and no one has to worry about driving because you have a chauffeur.
Town Car
The town car is a classy option for a rental vehicle that won't cost as much as a limo. There is also room to bring two friends with you in the back seat.
Horse and Buggy
Kids have actually sprang for a horse and carriage to transport them to the dance. This option would work best if you live close to the event and the driver will have a safe place to keep the horse while you're inside.
Bus
A large group of students can pool their money to rent a bus so they can turn the ride to the prom into a party by bringing along music, food and drinks.
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