Every venue is a different problem.
Nobody books a car service for a Tuesday. They book one because something is happening, and the something usually has a venue attached, a road closure around it, and 20,000 other people trying to leave at the same moment.
Every venue below has a different problem. Alpine Valley closes its roads before the encore. Lambeau is two hours each way. Erin Hills parks you somewhere else entirely in a championship week. That is why these are separate pages rather than one list: the useful thing is never the venue's name, it is what goes wrong getting out of it.
Arenas and stadiums
- Green Bay Packers at Lambeau FieldTwo hours each way, which is its own part of the day. Priced as a package rather than by distance, so it costs the same from Kohler as from Milwaukee.
- Fiserv Forum and the Deer DistrictBucks and Marquette games, concerts, and everything else in the building.
- American Family FieldCovered on the flagship rather than on a page of its own.
Music
- Alpine Valley Music TheatreThe roads go one way out before the show ends, so we book hourly and the chauffeur waits where you got out. Point to point with a return leg is not deliverable here.
- Summerfest and the American Family Insurance AmphitheaterThe grounds, the gates and the weekends that fill first.
- The Riverside, the Pabst and Milwaukee's Miller High Life TheatreDowntown theater evenings, on the flagship.
Golf and racing
- Whistling StraitsThe championship course, 15 minutes past the resort.
- Erin HillsA championship week here is a different booking from an ordinary round.
- Road AmericaRace weekends at Elkhart Lake, which fill the calendar up there.
- Kohler and The American ClubThe resort, the golf and the winter season.
The rest of it
- WeddingsSix or seven journeys in a day, and the timings always move.
- Port Milwaukee cruisesGreat Lakes sailings, and the airport legs either side of them.
- Private city toursThree hours, your route, someone who has lived here 30 years.
- FuneralsArranged with the funeral director rather than with you.
Why event work is booked by the hour
Most event work is booked hourly rather than point to point, because an event has a start time and not an end time. The vehicle and the chauffeur stay with you and waiting is inside the quote.
How that works, and when point to point is cheaper instead, is on the hourly page.
The evenings people actually book
Nobody books a car service for a Tuesday. They book one because something is happening.
- A proposal
- Timed to the minute, because the whole thing is the minute.
- An anniversary
- Dinner downtown without deciding who is driving home.
- A milestone birthday
- The thirtieth, the fiftieth, the one with the whole group in one vehicle.
- A wedding
- The couple, the party, and the guests who should not be driving.
- A first concert
- Parents who want the night to happen and the ride home handled.
- A first Packers game
- Two hours each way to Lambeau, which is its own part of the day.
- A championship night
- The ones this city does not get often, and nobody wants to be parking.
We are not the cheapest way to get from one place to another, and we are not trying to be. We are the version where the evening is planned rather than dispatched.
Tell us the venue and the night. We already know the road.
Send the date, the venue and where you are starting from, and you will have a flat, all-inclusive quote back the same day. Concert and race weekends fill earliest.
rides@luxsuv.com