Showing posts with label Limo Services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Limo Services. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Make Holiday Travel Happy!
Will you be traveling for the holidays? If so, does that have you excited or stressed out? Holiday travel can be chaotic and worrisome for so many reasons. Packing can be challenging due to layers of heavy winter clothing and presents for family and friends. Road conditions can be slick and icy with fewer hours of light to make the journey easier. GPS systems, although helpful, are notorious for missing the final destination.
What can make holiday travel more enjoyable? Hiring a limo from Lands End Limousine! Let our drivers navigate the roads and find your destination. Choose a car with more room for luggage and presents than your vehicle has. Begin your vacation as soon as the driver pulls away from your home! Rather than driving, sit back and enjoy those you are traveling with, read a book, or just close your eyes and get some rest.
Lands End Limousines are a great option for transport to airports, train stations, bus terminals, and ferry's or use our service for your entire trip! Call us to learn more and get pricing. Let Lands End Limousines help create happier holidays!
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Happy Thanksgiving!
In honor of Thanksgiving, Lands End Limousines thanks all of our wonderful customers for their patronage and support.
From our families to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Food, Wine, and Newport Mansions
Newport is known for it's food, festivals and of course, it's mansions. The upcoming 7th Annual Newport Mansions Wine and Food Festival being held at Rosecliff, The Elms, and Marble House promises to be delicious and memorable. It will take place on September 21st - 23rd and Lands End Limousines will be happy to arrange your transportation!
Join chefs Jacques and Claudine Pepin for a once in a lifetime opportunity enjoying brunch in the Gold Room at Marble House on Saturday and view a cooking demonstration by Emeril Lagasse on Sunday.
Over 100 of the world's finest vinters will be joined by more than two dozen of New England's finest restaurants and caterers.
From the Preservation Society of Newport County's website:
Join chefs Jacques and Claudine Pepin for a once in a lifetime opportunity enjoying brunch in the Gold Room at Marble House on Saturday and view a cooking demonstration by Emeril Lagasse on Sunday.
Over 100 of the world's finest vinters will be joined by more than two dozen of New England's finest restaurants and caterers.
From the Preservation Society of Newport County's website:
Festival Highlights
Festival Highlights:
- Two-day Grand Tasting with over 100 wineries on the lawn of Marble House
- Celebrity chef appearances and cooking demonstrations by national and regional personalities
- Seminars with leading wine experts
- Wine & Rosecliff gala celebration
- NEW! Collectible Wine Dinner
- Live and silent auctions
- Free Parking & free shuttle transportation
- Held in one of the most spectacular settings in America, this is a remarkable weekend experience not to be missed!
We hope to see you there!
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Rhode Island Wineries
Ahhh... Nothing feels better than relaxing outdoors and enjoying the ocean breeze after a long hot day. Unless you add a glass of chilled wine. Lands End Limousines is lucky to a number of wineries nearby for your, and our, enjoyment.
- Greenvale Vineyards, Portsmouth
- Newport Vineyards and Winery, Middletown
- Sakonnet Vineyards, Little Compton
- Diamond Hill Vineyards, Cumberland
- Langworthy Farm Winery, Westerly
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Memorial Day in Newport
Lands End Limousines would like to thank all members of the military and their families for their dedicated service to our country. Newport will be in full celebration swing this Memorial Day weekend. Join us!
The Newport Daily News provides this schedule of Memorial Day Events:
The Newport Daily News provides this schedule of Memorial Day Events:
- Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Gilbert-Burton Post 4487, will host a small memorial service on Monday, May 28, at 10 a.m., outside of Middletown Town Hall, 350 East Main Road. All VFW Post 4487 members and Ladies Auxiliary are encouraged to attend. All are welcome.
- Veterans of Foreign Wars Conover-Leary Post 406 will host the annual strewing of flowers on the water in memory of members of the Armed Forces who have perished at sea. The ceremony will be held on Monday, May 28, at 11 a.m., at Storer Park, at the intersection of Washington Street and the Goat Island Causeway, Newport.
- The United Veterans Council of Newport County and The American Legion, Newport Post No. 7 will host a Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 28, at noon, in front of Newport City Hall. As in past years, the Newport Artillery Co., the Rogers High School Army Junior ROTC, veterans’ organizations of Newport County, clergy, city and legislative officials as well as local area townspeople will participate and attend. The guest speaker will be Captain Russell Knight, USN, Deputy/Chief of Staff, Naval War College. United Veterans Council of Newport County President Fred Mathews and American Legion, Newport Post No. 7 Commander Matthew J Davis invites everyone to attend. A container will be available at the ceremony for the deposit of worn/faded/unserviceable U.S. flags. These flags will be retired and properly disposed of at an appropriate flag retirement ceremony to be held at a later date. For more information, call 808-9989.
- The Miantonomi Park tower, in Newport, will be open on Monday May 28, from 1:30–3:30 p.m. in observance of Memorial Day. This event recognizes the historical significance of the tower as a memorial to the Veterans of World War I. Completed in 1929, the 100-foot stone tower was designed by William Kendall of the renowned architectural firm McKim, Mead & White. The city has recently completed the first of restoration to the tower funded through a RIDEM Passive and Historic Park grant. Adults and families are welcome but children must be accompanied by an adult. The interior stone steps, lead to a narrow metal staircase that ascends to the top observation deck. Located on the highest point in Newport, views of Providence and Block Island are common on clear days. For more information, call 845-5802.
- Post Commander Comrade Harry J. Church, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Alvaro E. Vieira Post 5390, 822 Anthony Road, Portsmouth, invites all its members and friends to attend a Memorial Day Service on Monday, May 28, at 10 a.m., at the Post Home. Service will include a flag ceremony by Cub Scout Pack 50 and a reading of all deceased members of Post 5390. Also, the winner of the Post 5390 Voice of Democracy competition will read her winning essay. For more information, call 683-2546.
- Tiverton Garden Club will place a Blue Star Memorial By-Way Marker near the Doughboy Monument at Grinnell’s Beach in Tiverton, on Monday, May 28, at 1 p.m. The club members invite all veterans, family members of those presently serving, and anyone wishing to honor those who serve in the Armed Forces and dedicate their lives to protect our many freedoms. The Blue Star Memorial marker is part of National Garden Clubs, Inc. program started in 1945, honoring men and women who served in the armed forces during WWII. The blue star name was chosen from the WWII blue star service flags displayed in the windows of homes and businesses denoting family members’ service. The Blue Star Memorial program grew to recognize all men and women who have served, are serving, or will serve in the Armed Forces of the United States.
- The Tiverton Recreation Commission will open Grinnell’s and Fogland Beaches, in Tiverton, during Memorial Day Weekend, and every weekend until June 18 when the beaches will be open until Labor Day (weather permitting). Admission for non-residents is $5 on weekdays, and $10 on weekends. Season passes for non-residents cost $75 and may be purchased at both gatehouses. Trailer admission is $15. Tiverton residents with proper identification (license or car registration) may obtain a season pass for free. For more information, call 625-6780.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Because People Like This Are Driving ......
The recent weather has been dreary and many people have been complaining that they feel down, so Lands End Limousines would like to bring some laughter to your day.
Please enjoy this list of funny driving stories people have reported to their insurance companies. Oh, and by the way, these will also highlight why you might be safer traveling in a car with a professional driver!
- To avoid hitting the bumper of the car in front I struck a pedestrian.
- A pedestrian hit me and went under my car.
- A truck backed through my windshield into my wife's face.
- I was on the way to the doctor with rear end trouble when my universal joint gave way causing me to have an accident.
- My car was legally parked as it backed into another vehicle.
- Coming home I drove into the wrong house and collided with a tree I don't have.
- I thought my window was down, but I found it was up when I put my head through it.
- An invisible car came out of nowhere, struck my car, and vanished.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Who's Going to Prom?
Dresses, tuxes, and flowers oh my! It must mean it's prom time! So much planning goes into this once, or maybe twice, in a lifetime event. Typically the plans focus on fashion and fun.

For those young enough to be attending prom this spring, life should be about fashion and fun. Plan to enjoy the night with your closest friends and you will create memories you will share forever. Plan to look good with your date and you will create photos to share forever. In addition to fashion and fun, please remember to plan for safety. Plan a safe night and you will be around to share the memories and photos forever.
Please designate a driver for the night whether it be one of your friends, a parent, or hire a limo and choose your destinations wisely. It takes just one moment to create devastating memories instead of magical memories.
Lands End Limousines wishes you all a memorable and safe prom!

For those young enough to be attending prom this spring, life should be about fashion and fun. Plan to enjoy the night with your closest friends and you will create memories you will share forever. Plan to look good with your date and you will create photos to share forever. In addition to fashion and fun, please remember to plan for safety. Plan a safe night and you will be around to share the memories and photos forever.
Please designate a driver for the night whether it be one of your friends, a parent, or hire a limo and choose your destinations wisely. It takes just one moment to create devastating memories instead of magical memories.Lands End Limousines wishes you all a memorable and safe prom!
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
The Historical Mansions of Newport, RI
As the warmer weather approaches, it is the perfect time to plan a trip to Newport, RI. One of the famous, must see tourists sites are the famed Newport Mansions. Lands End Limousines proudly shares a brief overview of some of the mansions you can tour.
Bellevue Avenue is home to most of the beautiful mansions. The first house to be built on Bellevue Avenue is Chateau Sur Mer. The Elms is located on Bellevue Avenue close to the center of town and is easily accessible by foot. Isaac Bell House has been recently restored and is one of the best surviving examples of shingle style architecture in this country. A landmark of the Gothic Revival style is the Kingscote Mansion, also located on Bellevue Avenue. The Vanderbilt family built a home utilizing 500,00 cubic feet of marble in its construction. The home is aptly named Marble House. Known for hosting most of the lavish parties of the Gilded Age, Rosecliff mansion still hosts weddings and events today. If you're interested in art, Rough Point holds one of the area's most remarkable collections of private art. The home once belonged to American tobacco heiress Doris Duke and some of her personal items and furnishings can still be viewed.
Call us today to plan your trip!
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| The Elms |
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| Rosecliff |
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| Marble House |
Call us today to plan your trip!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Springtime in Newport!
Springtime in Newport, Rhode Island is especially beautiful and fun. Lands End Limousines would like to share few springtime vacation packages offered by Newport businesses.
Easter Package
Come enjoy Easter time with us! Package includes: Two night stay, Daily Champagne Breakfast, Easter Sunday Brunch for two people, Egg Painting and Chocolate Bunnies to take home.
Rates: Easter Package Starting from $700 for two adults including taxes & gratuity. Families are more than welcome - additional $50 per child over 14 years old.
Offer Valid: April 6-8, 2012.
Gas Rewards Package
Hotel Viking
1 Bellevue Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
Phone: 401-847-3300
1 Bellevue Avenue
Newport, RI 02840
Phone: 401-847-3300
Don't let the price of gas keep you home! Our gas rewards package will help offset rising costs. Experience the sights and sounds of Newport, all within walking distance. Enjoy the waterfront with its shops, restaurants and attractions. Stroll sandy beaches and delight in the fresh salt air, visit the Newport Mansions or learn about Newport's Colonial history. You deserve this reward! And, at the end of your stay, we will deduct 10% off your package price for gas on the way home. This package includes: Overnight accommodations, 10% package credit, Breakfast for two daily, Complimentary valet parking.
Rates: Rates starting at $220 per night. Based on availability, blackout dates may apply. Offer does not apply to groups. Cannot be combined with any other offers or promotions. Credit of 10% calculated on package only price, not including tax.
Offer Valid: Available until September 30, 2012.
Hyatt Regency Newport Hotel & Spa
1 Goat Island
Newport, RI 02840
Phone: 401-851-1234
1 Goat Island
Newport, RI 02840
Phone: 401-851-1234
Celebrate the season in the city by the sea. Enjoy overnight accommodations with a water view upgrade and complimentary resort fee. Relax in our Stillwater Spa with 20% off spa services. Explore Newport's rich history with two tickets to either the Newport Mansions or International Tennis Hall of Fame Museum. End your day overlooking the Newport Bridge with two cocktails at the Five33 Lounge.
Rates: Rates starting at $179 + tax
Offer Valid: April 1, 2012 – June 21, 2012
Travel in comfort and allow Lands End Limousines to bring you to our beautiful part of the country!
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Goodbye to Salas Restaurant
Salas restaurant has been a fixture in downtown Newport since 1956. It is a family style Italian restaurant which serves Asian food and seafood as well.
Salas has been a favorite spot for families to relax and spend time together. A sign hangs in the entry which says that unattended children "will be given an espresso and a free puppy." This is an example of the casual atmosphere which can be readily enjoyed by families.
Lands End Limousines would like to thank Salas for many years of great service and delicious food. Your wonderful restaurant will be missed!
Salas has been a favorite spot for families to relax and spend time together. A sign hangs in the entry which says that unattended children "will be given an espresso and a free puppy." This is an example of the casual atmosphere which can be readily enjoyed by families.
Lands End Limousines would like to thank Salas for many years of great service and delicious food. Your wonderful restaurant will be missed!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
How To Choose A Limousine Service
The days of limousines being just for the ultra rich or big events are over. Nowadays, people rent limousines for travel to and from airports, girls/guys night out, birthday parties, and so on. There are many choices of limousine services as well as types of limos. Lands End Limousines would like to share some tips on how to choose the best service for you.
A large part of the limousine experience is the customer service you receive. You want your driver to be professional, courteous, reliable, and knowledgeable about the area. These same attributes should be found when you call the limo office. Look for polite and knowledgeable office staff who provide stellar customer service. This is a good indication that the driver is expected to deliver the same level of service.
Look for a local company. There are many large limo websites that will take your information and match you with a company which may or may not be local to you. This may mean additional travel charges and drivers unfamiliar with the territory. The distance may also prevent you from being able to view the limo prior to the rental.
It is important to understand all rates before you put down a deposit. Again, good customer service will help ensure that all fees are explained and understood. You will want to ask if there is a minimum hourly rental, hourly overtime rates, travel time charges, or additional fees for extra pick ups and/or drop offs. Also inquire if there is a different rate for peak rental times or different pricing for different types of limos. Also find out if the driver's gratuity is included in the quoted price.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Holiday Time in Newport, Rhode Island
Holiday season in Newport is fabulous. It offers a variety of ways to enjoy the season. Lands End Limousines is happy to share just a few of the many special events you can experience.
Candlelight Tour of Belcourt CastleCandlelight Tour throughout Belcourt' Castle with the focus being on Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont who married Alva Vanderbilt and built Belcourt with architect Richard Morris Hunt in 1891-1894. Tour Price: $25 adult, $15 student (up to 18)/senior. Reservations are recommended. Cash at the Door. Doors Open at 5:45 tour begins at 6pm promptly.December 16, 2011
December 17, 2011
December 23, 2011
December 30, 201Holiday Lantern TourLearn the history of winter holiday traditions on a lantern-lit stroll through Newport's streets. Hear how people did or didn't celebrate the holidays. Tour departs at 4:30pm. $12 per person. Reservations strongly suggested.Holiday Walking TourLearn the history of winter holiday traditions on a stroll through Newport's streets. Hear how people did or didn't celebrate the holidays. Reservations suggested for this 11:30am tour. $12 per person.The Polar Express™The Polar Express™ comes to life aboard the Newport Dinner Train. Inspired by the award winning classic by Chris Van Allsburg, share the magic as the Conductor reads the tale of a young boy's unforgettable journey to the North Pole. Meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, enjoy hot chocolate, cookies and caroling. And for each child who truly believes, a special gift from Santa himself. Children are invited to wear pajamas. Departs Friday, Saturday, Sunday 4:00pm and 6:30pm. Always a sellout. All Aboard!We hope you will join us!
December 16, 2011
December 17, 2011
December 23, 2011
December 18, 2011
November 19, 2011 - December 18, 2011
Candlelight Tour of Belcourt CastleCandlelight Tour throughout Belcourt' Castle with the focus being on Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont who married Alva Vanderbilt and built Belcourt with architect Richard Morris Hunt in 1891-1894. Tour Price: $25 adult, $15 student (up to 18)/senior. Reservations are recommended. Cash at the Door. Doors Open at 5:45 tour begins at 6pm promptly.December 16, 2011
December 17, 2011
December 23, 2011
December 30, 201Holiday Lantern TourLearn the history of winter holiday traditions on a lantern-lit stroll through Newport's streets. Hear how people did or didn't celebrate the holidays. Tour departs at 4:30pm. $12 per person. Reservations strongly suggested.Holiday Walking TourLearn the history of winter holiday traditions on a stroll through Newport's streets. Hear how people did or didn't celebrate the holidays. Reservations suggested for this 11:30am tour. $12 per person.The Polar Express™The Polar Express™ comes to life aboard the Newport Dinner Train. Inspired by the award winning classic by Chris Van Allsburg, share the magic as the Conductor reads the tale of a young boy's unforgettable journey to the North Pole. Meet Santa and Mrs. Claus, enjoy hot chocolate, cookies and caroling. And for each child who truly believes, a special gift from Santa himself. Children are invited to wear pajamas. Departs Friday, Saturday, Sunday 4:00pm and 6:30pm. Always a sellout. All Aboard!We hope you will join us!
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December 23, 2011
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Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Halloween in Rhode Island
Everyone knows that New England is the place to visit in the Fall. The leaves have changed to beautiful colors, there is a refreshing chill in the air, and smells of home made cider and pies can be found everywhere. Lands End Limousines invites you to come to Newport, RI to experience this beauty.
Newport is rich with history including pirate lore and hauntings. What better place to visit this time of year! Halloween activities for all ages can be found and Lands End Limousines can bring you to them.
Here is just a sampling of the spooky thrills you will find:
Venture through the historic Fort's Tunnels of Terror or investigate its paranormal history on a legitimate Ghost Hunt at the Fortress of Nightmares in Newport. Also in Newport, is The Haunted Shipyard. Be one of the first brave souls to set foot inside the barred gates of The Haunted Shipyard. Experience the dread and terror that linger down each gangway as your former yard hand reluctantly escorts you through each ghastly room. An all-ages destination including a Scare-Free, Lights-On Kids Area.
Providence, RI offers a Creepy, Crawly, Family Fun Weekend at the Roger Williams Park. Take a look at the gross creepy and crawly things that make Halloween special with spooky activities and Museum creature features! Head over to the Children's Museum for a Boo Bash. Play bewitching games galore, have hands-on fun with imaginative arts and witch crafts, explore an eerie environment, mix it up in the mad scientists laboratory and much more.
For a real fright, head over to Cumberland, RI for the Haunted Hill. Deep in the woods, you and your group will be sent through some of the scariest scenes your mind can't even imagine!
Pirate walks and ghost tours are given year round in these parts. One can only imagine what Halloween time brings!
Newport is rich with history including pirate lore and hauntings. What better place to visit this time of year! Halloween activities for all ages can be found and Lands End Limousines can bring you to them.
Here is just a sampling of the spooky thrills you will find:
Venture through the historic Fort's Tunnels of Terror or investigate its paranormal history on a legitimate Ghost Hunt at the Fortress of Nightmares in Newport. Also in Newport, is The Haunted Shipyard. Be one of the first brave souls to set foot inside the barred gates of The Haunted Shipyard. Experience the dread and terror that linger down each gangway as your former yard hand reluctantly escorts you through each ghastly room. An all-ages destination including a Scare-Free, Lights-On Kids Area.
Providence, RI offers a Creepy, Crawly, Family Fun Weekend at the Roger Williams Park. Take a look at the gross creepy and crawly things that make Halloween special with spooky activities and Museum creature features! Head over to the Children's Museum for a Boo Bash. Play bewitching games galore, have hands-on fun with imaginative arts and witch crafts, explore an eerie environment, mix it up in the mad scientists laboratory and much more.
For a real fright, head over to Cumberland, RI for the Haunted Hill. Deep in the woods, you and your group will be sent through some of the scariest scenes your mind can't even imagine!
Pirate walks and ghost tours are given year round in these parts. One can only imagine what Halloween time brings!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
October Fun in Newport!
New England in the Fall is reason enough to visit our beautiful town of Newport, but we at Lands End Limousine thought we would take a moment to share some of the special upcoming events to enjoy in October.
October 1
Third Annual Fort Adams Antique Festival
October 1
Third Annual Fort Adams Antique Festival
The 3rd Annual Fort Adams Antiques Festival is a benefit for Fort Adams Trust. Presented and managed by Ferguson & D'Arruda Antiques, Providence, RI. Dealers will be offering a wide range of items. Appraisers will be on-site during the afternoon. Early buyers 8am-10am. General public 10am-5pm. Food and beverages available for purchase.
Breakfast in the Barnyard
Spend the morning getting up-close and personal with Coggeshall Farm Museum's heritage livestock. Participants will join one of the museum's costumed interpreters to help with the morning chores while learning what makes Coggeshall Farm's animals so special. After the chores, return to the farmhouse for a breakfast of 1790's Jonnycakes. 9am-10:30am. $8.00 for Adults; $5.00 for Seniors and Children (6-12); Children under 5 Free.
Greenvale Vineyards Live Jazz Saturdays
1pm-4pm. Greenvale will host live jazz musicians in their restored Stable turned Tasting Room. Event includes wine tasting, tours, and wine by the glass. Picnics and friendly dogs are welcomed!
HarborFest: A Waterfront Block Party HarborFest features beats and bites and a harborfront celebration of the harbor as we bid farewell to summer and welcome the fall.
Bricks & Sticks: Newport's Architectural History Walking Tour
HarborFest features beats and bites and a harborfront celebration of the harbor as we bid farewell to summer and welcome the fall.
37th Annual Harvest Fair
An old-fashioned autumn Fair with crafters, food, games, animals, hay rides, mud pit, and monkey bridge.
Antje Duvekot
Singer/songwriter. $22 advance/$25 day of show. Show starts at 8pm. Doors open at 7 for the pre-show "folk tail-gate party".
October 2
Newport Craft Show
Artisans from around New England will be displaying their crafts for purchase. Some of the items will be hand made knitted sweaters, silk scarves, jewelry, candles, soap, hand bags, clothing, mazes, puzzles, stained glass, christmas ornaments and so much more... We will be collecting donated items for the Potter League Shelter. Please help us by bringing cat & dog toys, food, treats, paper towels and blankets.
October 3
Rogues & Scoundrels History Walking Tour
See where scoundrels lived, where pirates profited and where criminals were put on trial and punished. Find out why this colony was known as "Rogue's Island." Reservations requested. $12 per person.
All of this is just a sample of what you will find! And we're only at October 3rd! We will post additional events soon. Lands End Limousine can provide your travel to these fun and interesting events. Call us for more information!
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