Vehicles/Cities:

Town car

Chicago: Santa buzzes through the streets of Chi-town in an ultra sleek comfy town car.  He’s hitting up several of his friends’ soiree’s in the Windy City.  With so many good parties in the heat of downtown, Santa needs a vehicle he can rely on to get him from point to point smoothly and in style.

Limo

LA: Santa is one with the stars mobbin’ in his stretch limo in LA.  He knows this is the only way to cruise from red carpet to velvet rope.  Santa hits all of the

Mercedes

Miami: Santa makes a quick stop in Miami for some holiday heat.  He rolls in a black Mercedes, with the windows rolls down to get some fresh air and to see and be seen.  He hits a couple of beach parties in his freshest board shorts.

SUV stretch

Denver: Something to brave cold in that includes room for the reindeer?  How about an SUV stretch?  Santa and his furry buddies head to a cozy lounge or resort where they can ring in the New Year with some well deserved holiday R & R.

Rolls Royce Stretch

Vegas: Santa likes to differentiate himself from all the other VIPS by rollin’ in a Rolls Royce Limo on the Vegas strip.  He hops from party to party-no need to be on the list-everyone knows Santa.

SUV

Portland, OR: Santa and his buddies pile into a brand new Escalade and head for Mt. Hood for some New Year’s Eve fun.  No doubt he’s used to the snow and is a pro at snowboarding and skiing.  He likes to kick back in the lodge after a day on the mountain.

Party Bus

NYC: What better way to watch the ball drop than in person?  Santa grabs his favorite peeps and reindeer and they pile into a party bus for a bit of pre-funking before the big count down.

With so many good  options, where and what will Santa choose to do?  Can’t he do it all???  He is Santa, afterall….

From us here at Limo.com, to you, happy New Year!  Don’t forget to book your designated driver.

Limo.com’s Simple Costumes you can Throw Together Using things you already have at Home!

Ghost costume: Throw a sheet over your head.  Have a friend trace circles where your eyes need to be.  Take off sheet, and cute openings for eyes.  Viola!  Instead ghost costume.

Caesar/Roman citizen/Grecian Goddess: Grab a white sheet.  Look up how to fold a toga on YouTube.  Drape yourself in the sheet, according to the YouTube video’s instructions.  Grab a pair of flip-flops or strappy sandals.  Spray paint them gold.  Ladies, you may already have gold gladiator heels from this summer-in which case, more power to you!  Grab some gold leaves from the craft store and glue them to a headband for your hair.  Guys, have someone you trust give you the “Caesar Cut”.

Zombie: Grab some clothes you aren’t too fond of (you won’t want anything too nice).  Take some scissors and cut pieces off the clothing, or shred the edges of it.  You’re going for the “dilapidated look” so use your imagination.  Ladies, grab some mauve eye shadow or really dark blush; guys, borrow your woman’s make up.  Put the dark color under eyes to make your skin looked bruised and hollow.  Line eyes with thick black eyeliner.  Use red lipstick to create pustules of blood.  Try red lip liner, or you can buy fake blood at the costume store fairly inexpensive prices-grab some hillbilly teeth while you’re at it.  Ladies, rat your hair for an even more disheveled look.

Vampire: The clothes you rock with this costume may depend upon what era you’re from.  Vampires are usually dark creatures, so grab you’re darkest sexiest clothes and wear those.  Ladies, fishnets and a black dress are usually a good start.  Dark heavy make-up, or super light skin and dark make-up work well.  Use lipstick and or lip liner for bloody red lips.  Spring for some cheap fangs at Rite Aid, or the like-almost every store has them this time of year.  Guys, a black dressy vest helps with the “Victorian look”.

Mummy: Grab a roll of toilet paper.  You hold the end while a friend runs around you repeatedly, covering you with the roll of t.p.  Repeat, until you are completely covered head to toe.  This also works great to portray a “head to toe bandaged person”.

Where’s Waldo?: Grab a red and white horizontally striped t-shirt and some dark wash jeans.  If you don’t have the shirt, borrow one.  You will know someone who has one.  Grab a navy beanie or striped beanie.  Girls stuff your hair into the beanie.  Grab some black rimmed glasses (or borrow some, go to Goodwill, etc).  Go hide in one of the busiest places you can think of…invite your friends to look for you.

Giant Baby: Put on a flesh colored long sleeve shirt or turtleneck.  Grab that white sheet again.  Fold it around your bottom half so it looks like you have on a giant diaper.  Bonus for those of you who have giant safety pins.  Borrow a pacifier from your baby, or from one of your friends who has kids-trust me, if they have kids, they’ll have a pacifier.  String it around your neck.  Borrow Grandma’s bonnet, or head to Goodwill to find one.  Grab a “blanky”  to drag around with you.  Give yourself rosy cheeks with some dark blush.  Cry if you don’t get your way.

Jolly Green Giant: Green tights, green turtlneck, green leggings, green face paint (you get the idea here).

It’s a busy weekend-so make sure you get your limo, town car or SUV as your D.D. and have a safe and happy Halloween!

Rent your town car or limo, and take Mom out: Vegas-style.  Sin City has plenty of Mother’s Day Goodies.  Here are just a few of them:

Spa

Have our town car take Mom to the Red Rock Spa.  Named one of the top 100 resort spas*, the Red Rock Spa boasts many unique treatments for Mom and Mom-to-be’s.  Check out the Orange Bliss Sugar Meringue Scrub and Massage.  The treatment  uses an all natural sugar scrub infused with orange oil to leave Mom feeling energized and smelling good.

http://www.redrocklasvegas.com/spa/

Nightlife

Club: Eve at the Crystals,  City Center

If Mom likes to party, order a stretch limo for her and her friends, and tell the driver to take them to Eve Nightclub for their annual Honoring Mothers celebration.  Eve dedicates 5/8 to honoring the “hottest Moms”.  Kris Jenner is a honored celebrity guest this year.   Party starts at 10:30.  Be sure to have us pick Mom up afterward so she has a DD.

Dinner

We’ll pick you and Mom up in a town car and take you to a fabulous steak dinner on the strip.  For $59 per person, Morton’s offers a full course meal for you and Mom.  Yum!

http://www.mortons.com/lasvegas/specialevents/

Brunch and Dinner

Famed chef, Wolfgang Puck’s Postrio Bar & Grill in the Venetian offers Mother’s Day Specials all day on Mother’s Day.  Brunch is from 11 am- 4pm, and dinner begins at 5p.m.  For dessert make sure to check out the Grand Marnier-scented ice cream with chocolate soufflé.  Bon Appetite!

http://www.wolfgangpuck.com/restaurants/fine-dining/3821

For a little bit of South of the Border flavor check out Border Grill at the Mandalay Bay for brunch.  They have a special Mother’s Day brunch featuring dishes such as,  coconut crusted French toast, and Santa Fe breakfast enchiladas.  Mother’s Day brunch is offered both Saturday and Sunday.

Remember when you were a kid, and you started to get excited about an upcoming event? Maybe it was a family outing, or going to go see a new movie on Friday night…anything that shook up your routine. Well just because you’re no longer a kid doesn’t mean you can’t still give yourself something to look forward to…why not spoil yourself?

Here’s where I’m going with this: give yourself something to look forward to either monthly or weekly (depending on your budget). Why not shake up your routine a bit by booking a town car to take you to work either once a month or once a week? Think of it as a way of pampering yourself and shaking up your routine. You won’t have to stress about traffic, and you can get to and from your destination in luxury. Bonus: do something good for the environment and your wallet by inviting a friend or co-worker. You get to split the cost and have one less car on the road. Now doesn’t that sound nice???

(For a group of co-workers, try a hummer or SUV.)

Go ahead and book your reservation for a town car or SUV. We are waiting.

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Happy Holidays

Family time

A great family time can be enjoyed by renting a limo and touring the local holiday light displays.  Great for getting those off peak days Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Throw in a thermos of hot cocoa and enjoy a couple of hours family bonding time. Your family will be sure to talk about it for years, it may even become your favorite holiday tradition.

Party Time

Being in the business myself I have seen a return of holiday party.  Corporate boys and girls are spending dollars on the good old fashion office party.  Lock the doors and enjoy the party.  But remember a DUI adds a downer to the water cooler talk
Happy Holidays Everyone!