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Our office is at 1338 S Grand Ave in downtown Los Angeles, about 30 miles from Calabasas, so we plan trips here with the 101 in mind.
CALABASAS LIMO SERVICE
Calabasas Limo Service & Party Bus Rental
Calabasas sits about 30 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles via the 101, tucked into the foothills of the Santa Monica and Santa Susana mountains at the southwestern edge of the San Fernando Valley. We treat the city's historic and retail districts as two distinct kinds of bookings.
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- LicensedCA charter-party carrier
- Fully insuredEvery vehicle, every ride
- Background-checkedProfessional chauffeurs
- NLA memberNational Limousine Association
- GCLA memberGreater California Limousine Assn.
LIMO SERVICE IN CALABASAS
Calabasas Limo Service & Transportation
Los Angeles Limo Service drives Calabasas for nights at the Commons, weddings in the canyons, school formals and airport runs on the 101. Choose a party bus, an SUV limo, a stretch limo or an SUV, and approve the full price first.
US Route 101 (the Ventura Freeway) runs east-west through the city and is the route we use for nearly every Calabasas trip, following roughly the same corridor as the historic El Camino Real. Old Town Calabasas is the city's historic core, anchored by the Leonis Adobe, a structure dating to 1844.
- US-101The route for most trips
- ~30 miFrom downtown Los Angeles
- 24/7Late events, early flights
CALABASAS TRANSPORTATION
Calabasas Transportation for Every Trip
Calabasas bookings lean toward celebrations and canyon venues: these come up most.
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Nights at the Commons
Dinner and a movie at the Commons at Calabasas, with a pickup point by the main entrance. See night on the town.
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Canyon weddings
Ceremonies at venues in the Santa Monica Mountains, such as King Gillette Ranch, with the couple and guests on one plan. See wedding limo service.
- 03
Calabasas High prom
Student groups, with each detail confirmed with a parent. See prom limo service.
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Birthday party buses
Groups of 20 to 40 heading to Hollywood, West Hollywood or the beach. See party bus rental.
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Dinner in the canyon
An evening at Saddle Peak Lodge or another canyon restaurant, without the winding drive home. See anniversary limos.
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Airport transfers
LAX or Hollywood Burbank, timed around the 101 and your flight. See airport transportation.
ABOUT CALABASAS
Getting to Know Calabasas
Calabasas from the 101: canyon venues, the Commons and gated pickups.
About Calabasas
King Gillette Ranch, a Spanish Colonial Revival estate designed by architect Wallace Neff in the 1920s, is now part of Malibu Creek State Park and a common reference point for outdoor events. The Malibu Hindu Temple on Las Virgenes Road serves the broader community from unincorporated Calabasas, and the Commons at Calabasas is the main shopping and dining destination for a night out or a family trip. Calabasas Park Golf Club occupies the site of the former Warner Bros. Ranch, a historic filming location before it became a golf course.
A party bus or stretch SUV limousine suits a group night out around the Commons; a sedan or SUV covers a quieter trip to Old Town or a private event near King Gillette Ranch. Tell us your plans and we'll confirm the vehicle and price before booking.
Around Calabasas
Calabasas sits in the same stretch of the 101 corridor as Hidden Hills and Agoura Hills, which makes it easy for us to combine a Calabasas stop with either city on the same booking if your event spans more than one address in the area.
Old Town Calabasas and the newer Commons retail center give the city two very different characters within a mile of each other — one historic and low-key, the other built for a night out — and we ask which one you mean specifically, since “Calabasas” alone doesn't tell us much about timing or the right vehicle. A family visiting the Leonis Adobe has very different needs than a group headed to the Commons on a Friday night.
Planning your Calabasas ride
We've also picked up groups headed to events at the Malibu Hindu Temple on Las Virgenes Road, a destination that draws visitors from well beyond Calabasas itself for religious and cultural gatherings.
Drive times from Calabasas
Typical times, depending on traffic: Malibu 20 to 30 minutes by Malibu Canyon Road, Hollywood Burbank Airport 30 to 45, LAX 40 to 70, and downtown Los Angeles 40 to 65.
Weekday afternoons are the slowest on the 101, so we leave buffer time for departures.
Canyons and celebrations
Old Town Calabasas and the Leonis Adobe show the city's ranching past, while the Commons is where many evenings start.
In the hills, King Gillette Ranch and canyon restaurants make memorable settings, and we confirm access for longer vehicles before the date.
HOW IT WORKS
Calabasas Rides in Four Steps
- Plan the outingVenue, start time, end time and the head count.
- We size it rightA party bus for 30 or an SUV for four.
- Lock in the priceAgreed in writing before you book.
- Head out togetherOne vehicle, no parking, no driving after the party.
Canyon roads take planning. Hourly bookings have a 4-hour minimum and extra time is the same rate. Booking within a day? Call (323) 430-8181.
AROUND CALABASAS
Points of Interest in Calabasas
Local landmarks our Calabasas riders head to, with a ride to match.
Photo: CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Leonis Adobe
An 1844 adobe ranch house and museum in Old Town Calabasas.
King Gillette Ranch
The former estate of razor inventor King C. Gillette, now parkland and a popular event site.
Photo: The original uploader was Geographer at English Wikipedia., CC BY 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons
Malibu Creek State Park
A large state park off Las Virgenes Road, once used as a filming location for M*A*S*H.
About Malibu Creek State Park on Wikipedia Malibu limo service
Photo: Ganeshk, CC BY-SA 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons
Malibu Hindu Temple
A Hindu temple dedicated to Venkateswara, on Las Virgenes Road in Calabasas.
COVERAGE
Limousine Service Throughout Calabasas
Calabasas runs from the Commons and Old Town along the 101 into canyon roads toward Malibu, where event venues sit miles apart. Many homes are behind guard gates, so include the gate name with the address and we confirm the pickup in advance.
Open Calabasas in Google Maps- The Commons at CalabasasShop you name
- Old Town CalabasasAddress you send
- King Gillette RanchEvent entrance
- Leonis Adobe MuseumMuseum entrance
- Gated communitiesGuard gate you name
NEARBY
Nearby Areas We Serve
Calabasas trips often take in these areas too:
Calabasas Ride Tips
- For canyon venues, ask if a long vehicle can reach the entrance; we'll confirm the turnaround.
- The Commons gets busy on weekend nights, so agree a pickup spot when you book.
- Heading to Hollywood after? Allow extra time on the 101 eastbound.
- Gated community pickup? Send the gate details or the resident's name.
Why Book With Us
- Serving Los Angeles since 1995, from our office at 1338 S Grand Ave in downtown LA.
- A licensed California charter-party carrier. Every vehicle is insured.
- Background-checked, professional chauffeurs.
- Members of the National Limousine Association and the Greater California Limousine Association.
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FAQ
Calabasas Limo Service FAQ
Still planning? Call (323) 430-8181 or reserve online.
Call (323) 430-8181How much does a party bus cost in Calabasas?
Party buses seat 20 to 40 and are booked by the hour with a 4-hour minimum and a $400 deposit. Across the fleet, hourly rates run $120 to $350 per hour.
How far is Calabasas from downtown LA?
About 30 miles via the 101, so allow close to an hour depending on traffic.
Can you arrange a party bus for a night out at the Commons?
Yes. Tell us your group size and we'll confirm the right vehicle.
Can you combine a Calabasas stop with Hidden Hills or Agoura Hills in one trip?
Yes. Tell us all your stops when you book and we'll plan the full route.
Can you arrange a car for an event at King Gillette Ranch?
Yes. Share the exact venue within Malibu Creek State Park and your timing and we'll confirm the vehicle.
Can you take a party bus from Calabasas to Hollywood?
Yes. Plan the stops, and we time the trip around the 101. The booked hours cover the drive and every stop.
Do you serve Hidden Hills and Agoura Hills on the same trip?
Yes. List every pickup when you book, and we plan one route.
Have questions? Call anytime.
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Planning a Calabasas Ride?
Send us the date and the plan, and we’ll put the right car and chauffeur on it.