Best Atlanta Airport Car Service

Best Atlanta Airport Car Service: the short answer

Choose Artisan Limo (this is us) for the full price before booking and 60 domestic or 90 international minutes from wheels-down in a sedan or SUV. Elite suits ATL and local FBO coverage; Atlanta Car Service offers a broad fleet; EarthTran has itinerary quotes; May’s advertises one hour of airport waiting; Black Car Select monitors flights; Blacklane provides app rides across cities; Uber Black is available on demand or by Reserve.

Best Atlanta Airport Car Service compared

How we picked these Atlanta airport car services

We compared price before booking, what it includes, airport waiting and meeting rules, vehicle and luggage fit, booking access, phone hours and local reviews. Company websites and Google/Yelp profiles were checked Nov 5, 2026; airport directions and Artisan’s ATL route quotes were checked for this guide.

We’re Artisan Limo, a chauffeured car service in Atlanta, and we wrote this guide. We put ourselves first and say so. Every fact about another company comes from its own website or public Google and Yelp profiles, checked Nov 5, 2026. Prices and policies change, so check before booking.

Artisan Limo: best for a full price before you book (this is us)

Artisan is a premium chauffeured black car service. Sedan and SUV requests show the full price before you book; required trip charges are included, and gratuity is optional on its own line. Regular sedan and SUV rates do not surge; major-event weeks use a separate event-week estimate. For a Mercedes-Benz Stadium event, see our stadium car service.

ATL arrivals include real-time airline tracking and 60 domestic or 90 international minutes from wheels-down in sedans and SUVs; group waiting is set in writing. An optional inside meet-and-greet is $25 for eligible arrivals. SUV child seats are $25 each, up to two, requested in advance with each child’s age, weight and height, subject to availability. Starting rates are $135 for an Executive Sedan, $155 for an Executive SUV, $185 for a Luxury SUV and $235 for a Luxury Sedan. Hourly service starts at $120 with a three-hour minimum. Request online 24/7 or call (888) 850-5060, answered 24/7. Best for: travelers who want pricing and waiting terms before a request. Worth knowing: Sprinters and coaches are priced in writing.

Elite Black Car Services Inc.: best for Atlanta-area airport and FBO coverage

Elite Black Car Services advertises service at ATL, PDK, FTY, RYY and LZU, including private-aviation facilities. Its fleet page lists luxury SUVs, Mercedes Sprinters, and executive mini coaches, with options for groups from sedans and SUVs through larger vehicles. It monitors flight information and says reservations adjust for early or delayed arrivals. The site, eliteblackcarservicesinc.com, does not publish route fares; customers request a rate by phone, email, or the online booking form.

The site lists a $35 inside airport pickup or meet-and-greet and $20 per child seat. Its transfer jobs are priced for immediate pickup and drop-off, with no waiting time included; the FAQ says overtime is billed in 15-minute increments, and the site does not publish a separate grace period. The rate notice lists 20% gratuity and a 4% processing charge, so ask which charges apply to the trip quote. Best for: travelers who need airport coverage that includes ATL and local FBOs. Worth knowing: the rate notice says transfers include no waiting time, and the booking page lists a $35 inside pickup.

Atlanta Car Service LLC (ACS): best for a wide choice of vehicle types

Atlanta Car Service LLC serves Metro Atlanta and offers airport, corporate, and group transportation. Its fleet listing includes Cadillac, Lincoln and Mercedes sedans; Suburban, Yukon XL and Escalade SUVs; stretch limousines; executive, limo and jet Sprinters; and buses and coaches. The company uses an online quote and reservation process, and its site, atlantacarservice.com, says rates vary by date and vehicle. It does not publish route-fare examples.

ACS plans airport pickups around the flight and offers curbside or inside-terminal meeting options. Its terms allow charges for additional waiting, stops, time, tolls and parking but do not give an airport grace period or wait rate. The booking page states that 7% tax and 20% gratuity are added at checkout. The site does not publish child-seat information. Best for: travelers comparing a large range of vehicle classes or planning group travel. Worth knowing: compare the trip total after the stated tax and gratuity, because those charges are added at checkout rather than appearing in a public route-fare table.

EarthTran Global Limousine and Transportation Service Inc.: best for airport and group quotes

EarthTran offers Atlanta airport, corporate and group transportation in sedans, SUVs, limousines, Sprinters, minibuses and coaches. Its current online flow provides an itinerary quote without a card; complex trips can request a custom quote. The site, earthtranlimo.com, advertises 24/7 reservations and dispatch. A legacy SUV page lists a Chevy Suburban at $80 per hour with a four-hour minimum, and says tax, gratuity, travel time to pickup and fuel surcharge are included; the company notes the figure may not match a current quote.

Airport terms generally allow one complimentary hour unless the reservation says otherwise; extra wait may be charged at the vehicle rate. The airport page describes real-time flight monitoring and inside meet-and-greet by arrangement. Child seats may be requested in advance, subject to availability; a parent or guardian installs the seat, and the fee is not stated. Best for: travelers needing one itinerary quote for airport and group service. Worth knowing: current prices require a quote, and the old hourly example may differ.

May’s Limousine Service LLC: best for airport waiting and child-seat options

May’s serves ATL and Metro Atlanta, with sedans, SUVs, stretch limousines, Sprinters, and buses or coaches. Its airport page advertises around-the-clock service, one complimentary hour of airport waiting, curbside pickup, and online airport quotes; the company has also said it has served since 1993. The site, mayslimo.com, does not publish route-level fares or an hourly minimum. It says displayed airport quotes include applicable fees, taxes and gratuity, while its terms also allow charges for extra waiting, stops, time, tolls and parking.

The airport page says one car or booster seat can be requested at no cost, with an extra charge for additional seats; the amount is not listed. Inside-terminal meet-and-greet is available for an extra cost, and its price is not published. A FlightAware widget appears on the airport page, but the site does not clearly state that dispatch monitors each booked passenger’s flight. Best for: families who need to request a child seat and want an airport quote. Worth knowing: the airport page describes one complimentary waiting hour, while the terms allow additional waiting charges.

Black Car Select Limo Service Atlanta: best for flight monitoring

Black Car Select serves ATL and other Atlanta-area airports, including PDK and FTY, and lists sedans, SUVs, Sprinters and stretch limousines. Its services page says flights are monitored in real time so a chauffeur can adjust for an early arrival or delay. The site, blackcarselect.com, accepts online bookings and phone inquiries, and it advertises service around the clock. There is no published route-fare table, and the site does not state a general hourly minimum.

Airport meet-and-greet with a name or company sign and baggage assistance can be arranged, but its price is not published. The company says it offers child seats, but no seat fee is stated. Its terms reserve the right to charge one hour’s cost if an initial point-to-point pickup wait exceeds 10 minutes; no separate airport grace policy is listed. Best for: travelers who want flight monitoring and need to ask about child-seat availability. Worth knowing: request the quote and wait terms for your exact airport pickup, because the public terms describe a possible charge after a 10-minute wait.

Blacklane GmbH: best for app-based rides across cities

Blacklane lists chauffeur service in Atlanta and more than 500 cities worldwide. Its available classes include Business and First Class sedans and a Business Van/SUV, with models that vary by city. The website and app show an upfront, per-vehicle quote for a route or an hourly booking; price can vary with demand, pickup time, availability and advance booking. Blacklane.com does not publish a fixed Atlanta airport fare. Its site says the quote includes standard taxes, tolls, tips, fees and associated charges, with an additional tip optional.

Blacklane says airport bookings include 60 minutes of complimentary waiting and that a chauffeur meets passengers after baggage claim with a personalized sign at most airports; check the pickup details for the booked airport. Pre-booked child seats are available at no extra charge when requested with the child’s age and weight, subject to availability. Best for: travelers booking chauffeur service through one app in several cities. Worth knowing: there is no single local Google or Yelp business rating for Blacklane, and its Atlanta trip price depends on the route, date and vehicle.

Uber Technologies, Inc. (Uber Black / Uber Black SUV): best for app rides on demand or by Reserve

Uber Black is a high-end sedan for up to four passengers; Black SUV carries up to six. Uber’s ATL-to-Downtown page lists past-month averages of $78 and $103 respectively, checked Nov 5, 2026. They are not fixed fares; app prices vary with demand, ride type, distance, duration, tolls and city fees. Uber.com and the app show the trip price.

Reserve airport pickups include 60 minutes from flight arrival when a flight number is entered. Uber’s airport policy and Black FAQ differ on on-demand grace time, listing five and two minutes; check the current offer. No staffed Black meet-and-greet or Black-specific child seat is published. Best for: on-demand or scheduled app rides. Worth knowing: Reserve and on-demand terms differ, and historical averages are not the live fare.

How much does Atlanta airport car service cost?

Artisan’s class minimums are $135 for an Executive Sedan, $155 for an Executive SUV, $185 for a Luxury SUV and $235 for a Luxury Sedan, not flat route fares. Eligible sedan and SUV prices show before the request, with required trip charges included and gratuity optional on its own line.

These are one-way booking-engine quotes. Compare the Georgia World Congress Center and Fox Theatre examples with your address in our downtown Atlanta airport car service guide. The St. Regis directions are priced separately; the PDK row is the ATL-to-DeKalb-Peachtree route.

Quoted Nov 5, 2026 for Saturday, Nov 14 at 10:00 AM local time, one passenger, one bag, one way. Required charges are included; gratuity is optional on its own line. Major-event pricing uses a separate estimate.

For an Austell or Augusta pickup to ATL, or a trip from Atlanta to Augusta, enter the exact addresses, airport terminal if needed, date and vehicle. None is in these eight ATL route quotes, so no separate fare is listed. See Atlanta airport car service for booking details.

Domestic and International terminal pickups at ATL

ATL’s Domestic and International terminals have separate road entrances. The gate concourse is not the landside terminal: concourses T, A, B, C, D, E and F connect by Plane Train. The SkyTrain and terminal shuttle are separate connections, so check the actual flight terminal before choosing a pickup.

At Domestic North, collect bags and follow the agreed prearranged-car meeting details. For an app ride, ATL directs Domestic passengers through North baggage claim toward the North Economy pickup area; Domestic South passengers also follow the signs to the consolidated app pickup. Order after reaching the assigned area. Taxi stands and prearranged cars have different directions. See our Atlanta airport rideshare pickup guide.

ATL describes Domestic prearranged limousine meetings inside near the atrium or at the South lower-level curb. Use the point set for your car. An optional Artisan $25 meet-and-greet places a chauffeur inside with a name sign for eligible arrivals.

At International, collect bags and use the location in your prearranged-car instructions. ATL lists limousine collection inside Arrivals or at the outer Arrivals curb; app riders follow the app’s current position. International taxis load outside door A1. MARTA’s rail station is at Domestic, reached from International by the complimentary terminal shuttle. Our Atlanta airport ground transportation guide compares those modes.

Compare ATL taxi, MARTA, shuttle and app fares

For Downtown, MARTA fits station routes, taxis fit published zones, a private car reaches the entered address, and app fares vary with demand. Choose by party size, luggage and the final address. ATL’s published one-person taxi fares are $37.50 Downtown, $39.50 Midtown and $49.50 Buckhead, including the $1.50 surcharge; each additional passenger adds $2. The destination must fall within the named zone. Domestic taxis load in Aisle A, stalls A3 to A10; International taxis load outside door A1. Source: https://www.atl.com/ground-transportation/, checked Oct 22, 2026.

MARTA standard rail and bus fare is $2.50, with up to four transfers in three hours using the same payment method; the 24-hour pass is $9. Airport Station is between North and South baggage claim at Domestic’s west end, serving the Red and Gold lines. International connects to Domestic by complimentary terminal shuttle. Source: https://itsmarta.com/ride/how-to-pay/fares-and-transfers, fares checked Nov 1, 2026. Check that the station and onward connection fit your destination and bags.

ATL’s maximum shared-ride fees are $16.50 per person Downtown, $18.50 Midtown and $30 Buckhead. Source: https://www.atl.com/ground-transportation/, checked Oct 22, 2026. Domestic shared rides use Aisle B; International service is limited, so check the provider’s Arrivals pickup instructions.

Uber’s ATL-to-Downtown page lists an average route price of $35, an Uber Black average of $78 and an Uber Black SUV average of $103 over the past month, checked Nov 5, 2026. They are historical averages, not today’s quote. Compare the live app fare with the applicable taxi zone fare for the same destination and party; neither has one price for every Atlanta address.

Airport waiting, meet-and-greet and child seats

Compare arrival waiting and pickup location separately. Artisan tracks airline flights; sedans and SUVs include 60 domestic or 90 international minutes from wheels-down, and group waiting is set in writing.

A meet-and-greet is an inside-terminal sign meeting. Artisan’s optional service is $25; Elite lists $35; EarthTran, May’s and Black Car Select offer inside service by arrangement without a published fee. Blacklane describes sign meetings at most airports, and its quote may vary.

Artisan child seats are $25 each, SUV only, up to two, requested ahead with each child’s age, weight and height, subject to availability. Elite lists $20 per seat; May’s offers one requested seat at no cost and charges an unspecified fee for more. Blacklane’s pre-booked seats are no extra charge, subject to availability. Black Car Select and EarthTran take requests without publishing fees; EarthTran says the parent installs the seat. Uber lists no Black-specific seat service.

Choose the vehicle for passengers and bags

Sedans carry up to two passengers and three bags; Executive and Luxury SUVs carry up to six passengers and six bags. The Executive SUV is a Suburban, the Luxury SUV an Escalade, and the Luxury Sedan an S-Class or 7 Series. Sprinters and coaches are by written quote: an Executive Sprinter holds about 13 passengers, a Mini Coach up to 24, and a Motorcoach up to 56, with luggage space set by layout. See our Atlanta Sprinter van service.

Hourly service has a three-hour minimum. Nov 5, 2026 rates are $120 per hour for an Executive Sedan, $144 for an Executive SUV, $165 for a Luxury SUV and $200 for a Luxury Sedan; three-hour totals are $360, $432, $495 and $600. Three to twelve hours can be booked online. Extra time is billed in 30-minute steps at the same rate, subject to availability and your approval.

Questions to ask before choosing an ATL car

Ask for the total price for your exact addresses, date, vehicle and party. Check whether gratuity, airport or processing fees, tolls, waiting, parking, extra stops and meet-and-greet are included or charged separately; a starting fare or app average is not a trip quote.

Ask where the car meets you at Domestic North, Domestic South or International, how long the arrival wait lasts, and when it starts. Families should check child-seat availability, price, vehicle class and advance details; groups should ask about seating layout and luggage space as well as passenger capacity.

For event dates, ask whether the company provides a separate event-week estimate. For a PDK private flight, send the FBO and tail number, or your flight team’s timing; see our PDK private aviation car service.

How to book an Atlanta airport car service

Enter the airline, flight number, arrival date, terminal, exact destination, passengers, bags and a reachable passenger number. An assistant booking should share the meeting details with the traveler; the passenger gets no automatic message. Request an eligible $25 inside greeting or an SUV child seat in advance with the child’s age, weight and height.

Choose a sedan or SUV, review the displayed price, then send the booking request. The card is saved and charged only after Artisan accepts the trip; you decide whether to accept a revised price. Sprinters and coaches require a written quote. Approved corporate accounts can use company invoicing and cost centers. Call the concierge with flight or pickup changes. For private flights, send the FBO and tail number, or your flight team’s timing, and we coordinate your pickup. We confirm the meeting point at your FBO. See our Atlanta airport car service page.

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Request a Ride Online 24/7 and see the price for an eligible sedan or SUV before you book. Call (888) 850-5060, answered 24/7, for airport timing, changes or a written group-vehicle quote.