Limo Service in Indianapolis, IN

Limousine and black car pickup at Indianapolis International Airport (IND) (7800 Col H Weir Cook Memorial Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46241) happens at the Ground Transportation Center, located on the first floor of the Terminal Garage. Once you land, collect your entire group and all your bags before you call for pickup — that way the vehicle pulls up once, loads once, and you're moving. Exit the terminal toward Baggage Claim, then follow signage to the Terminal Garage's first floor to meet your ride. This is a separate curb from the taxi stand, which sits directly outside Baggage Claim on the lower level. For anything not covered here, IND Guest Services can be reached at (317) 487-7243.

At Lucas Oil Stadium (500 S Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46225), pickup and drop-off for limos and car services is designated at Northbound Illinois Street, one block east of the stadium. Your vehicle drops your group there before kickoff, then relocates — the Colts don't operate parking around the stadium, so vehicles stage at a nearby downtown garage or lot rather than waiting curbside. After the game, meet your vehicle back at that same Illinois Street pickup point. The Colts strongly recommend arriving downtown at least three hours before kickoff, since road closures on streets like Capitol Avenue and Illinois Street around the stadium start well ahead of game time. Confirm current closures on the official Colts gameday parking and transportation page before you head downtown.

The single biggest date on the Indianapolis calendar is the Indianapolis 500, with race weekend running May 28 through May 30, 2027 — Carb Day on Friday, the Indy 500 Festival Parade downtown on Saturday, and the 111th running of the race itself on Sunday, Memorial Day. Hundreds of thousands of fans converge on the Speedway and downtown Indianapolis across those three days, and vehicles across every category book up early. Colts home Sundays through the fall and winter, Pacers and Fever home games at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and any week with a major event at the Indiana Convention Center all pull from the same pool of available vehicles. If your date lands anywhere near one of these, the calendar tightens fast — book as far ahead as you can, because waiting means fewer choices and higher prices.

Book at least a few weeks out for a typical trip, and three to six months out if your date falls anywhere near Indy 500 weekend, a Colts home game, or a major downtown convention. Waiting until the last minute doesn't just risk a higher price — on the busiest weekends of the year, it can mean nothing is left in your size or style at all. The earlier you compare options, the more vehicles and price points you'll have to choose from.

At Gainbridge Fieldhouse (125 S Pennsylvania St, Indianapolis, IN 46204), designated pickup and drop-off zones run along Pennsylvania Street and Delaware Street, both a short walk to the arena's Entry Pavilion. If your group wants a covered option instead, the Virginia Avenue Parking Garage connects directly into the arena by skybridge from its third floor. Have your whole group ready curbside before you call your vehicle back after the game — Pennsylvania and Delaware Streets get crowded fast once a Pacers or Fever game lets out. For event-specific questions, the Gainbridge Fieldhouse box office can be reached at (317) 917-2727.

At the Indiana Convention Center (100 S Capitol Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46225), the recommended spot for passenger pickup and drop-off is the Maryland Street canopy — though access there can be restricted during specific events, so it's worth confirming your exact drop-off point when your convention or trade show sends its logistics details. Freight and loading traffic uses a separate dock entrance off Missouri Street, so keep your group's pickup separate from any exhibit load-in activity nearby. For transportation questions tied to a specific event, IndyGo's call center can be reached at (317) 635-3344.

You fill out one quick form with your date, group size, and pickup location, and you'll land on a results page showing real vehicles and pricing from a network of transportation companies serving Indianapolis — all in under 30 seconds. From there, you compare your options and book the one that fits, right online. Limoservicesindianapolis.net isn't a limo or bus company itself; it's a website that brings a whole network of independently owned transportation providers to one screen, so you're never limited to a single fleet. Call any time, or use the online quote tool to get started.