Charity Gala Limo
Chicago
Black-tie events deserve a black-car arrival. Private sedan, SUV, and limousine service to Chicago charity galas, museum benefits, and hotel ballroom events.
Gala Packages
Gala Sedan
1-3 guests
From $195
Black sedan for couples. Door-to-red-carpet arrival at Field Museum, Art Institute, or hotel ballrooms.
VIP SUV
4-6 guests
From $325
Escalade for your table group. Coordinated arrival with valet hand-off at the venue entrance.
Corporate Table Shuttle
8-20 guests
From $500
Sprinter van or limo for full corporate tables. Hotel-to-venue and late-night return.
Every Gala Booking Includes
Charity Gala FAQ
Can you coordinate arrival timing with the event?+
Yes. We time your arrival to match cocktail hour or red carpet windows. Your chauffeur communicates with venue staff on drop-off protocol.
Do you handle post-gala after-party transport?+
Absolutely. Most gala clients book through midnight or later. We take you from the venue to after-parties, restaurants, or home.
Can you transport auction items or gift bags?+
Yes. Our SUVs and vans handle oversized auction items, gift bags, and event materials. We load and unload at both ends.
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