A King's Car Service

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A Kings Car Service will treat you like royalty

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A Kings Car Service will treat you like royalty. We are an environmentally friendly car company that will treat you as if we are your personal chauffeur. We also have affiliates that we work with so if you need more than one car or a larger Limo we can provide that for you. Arrange for comfortable and convenient transportation to your next corporate or special event with services from A King’s Car Service in Minneapolis, MN We know your business trip may not be completely stress-free, but our transportation service will give you peace of mind. We are prompt and professional. Our suited chauffeurs will make sure you get to every event in the stylish luxury you expect. We also provide AC power, WIFI, and charging cables for ISO, Android and OnePlus devices Are you loaded down with suitcases as well as a computer case and other items to bring on to the plane for your trip? You’ll appreciate having a driver to take care of the heavy lifting so you can get comfortable for the ride to the airport and a car that can fit all your luggage.

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Phone: (612) 800-2788

Services/Products

Airport Shuttle Service, Hotels, Private Residences, Law Firms, Embassies, Games, Parties, Weddings And Anniversary

Payment method

discover, mastercard, all major credit cards, debit, amex, visa, cash

Amenities

If you want our drives to pick up something at your favored store for you before we pick you up that can be arranged. Let us stop and pick up a dozen roses to make that special night even more special. You forgot to get that special bottle of wine, call your store and pay for it, we will pick it up and you will be a hero not a zero.

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A King's Car Service

Categories

Limousine Service, Driving Service, Taxis, Transportation Services

Other Information

Appointment Needed: Yes

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Details

Phone: (612) 529-0199

Address: 2114 Queen ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55411

Website: A King's Car Service