Savannah Sprinter Van Rates

Savannah is a major tourist destination, which means demand for sprinter vans fluctuates throughout the year. High season kicks off in early March with the massive St. Patrick's Day Parade and continues through the spring as blooming azaleas draw crowds to the city's squares. Late spring and early summer are also busy with SCAD graduations and wedding season, which can drive up rates due to limited availability. If you are looking for the most budget-friendly options, the "slower" months of January, February, or the late summer heat of August often see more competitive pricing. No matter when you plan to visit, booking early ensures you get the specific van size you need at the best possible rate.

Your specific route across Savannah and the surrounding islands can influence the overall cost of your trip. While Georgia doesn't have as many highway tolls as other areas, certain routes involving bridge crossings or airport access may have additional details to consider. For example, trips to the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center via the Talmadge Memorial Bridge are straightforward, while pickups at airport terminals may involve specific port authority details. It is also important to consider parking, as many hotels in the Historic District have limited space for oversized vehicles. Keeping your route in mind helps provide a clearer understanding of your total travel planning.

The specific model and features of the van you choose will directly impact your quote. A standard 15-passenger van is perfect for simple utility, but upgrading to a luxury Sprinter van or a Sprinter Limo comes with a higher price tag. Newer vehicles with premium leather seating, Bluetooth-integrated sound systems, wood-style flooring, and LED lighting are more expensive to operate. Our 8-passenger executive models offer a "first-class" experience for small groups, while our 20-passenger vans maximize space for larger crowds. Luxury features like high-vaulted ceilings (which allow passengers to stand upright) and extra-large luggage bays for golf clubs or suitcases are also factors. Newer, high-spec vehicles always cost more than basic models, but the added comfort is often worth the investment.

A group of 12 friends decided to catch a Savannah Bananas game at Grayson Stadium on a Saturday evening. They wanted a ride that would pick them up from a residence in Isle of Hope, take them to a pre-game spot in the Starland District, and then drop them off right at the stadium gates. They booked a 12-passenger Sprinter van for a total of 5 hours to ensure they had a ride home after the final inning. Since it was a Saturday evening, the rate was at the higher end of the scale. The total cost for the 5-hour booking came to $1,100, which split down to about $91 per person for the entire night of private travel.

For a wedding at Whitefield Chapel at Bethesda Academy, the couple needed to move 20 members of the bridal party and immediate family. The route involved a pickup at The Gastonian downtown, travel to the chapel for the ceremony, and then a final drop-off at a reception at the Charles H. Morris Center. They booked a 20-passenger Sprinter van for 8 hours on a Friday to cover the early photos through the start of the reception. Given the size of the van and the Friday afternoon demand, the total cost for the group was $1,760. This ensured the entire wedding party stayed together and arrived on time for every photo op and the "I dos" for $88 per guest.

A group of 12 women celebrating a bachelorette weekend booked a Sprinter Limo for a night of bar-hopping. The route started at an Airbnb in Cuyler-Brownsville, with stops at several rooftop bars near City Market and a final drop-off at a club on Congress Street. They booked the limo for 6 hours on a Saturday night to have a high-end experience with perimeter seating and a premium sound system. Because it was a Saturday night and a premium "Limo" model, the total cost was $1,530. This provided the group with a stylish, private party space for the evening, costing each person $127 for 6 hours of luxury travel and a built-in plan for the night.