New Mexico Limo and Party Bus Rentals

Celebrate Special Occasions with LimoUSA

Holiday Get-Togethers: Whether it’s Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year’s Eve, add a touch of elegance to your celebrations with our premium limo and party bus services.

Cinco de Mayo: Celebrate this vibrant holiday with your friends and family in one of our spacious party buses. Dance, laugh, and let the good times roll!

Independence Day: Witness the mesmerizing fireworks shows in various parts of New Mexico, arriving at your chosen spot with convenience and luxury.

Valentine’s Day: Surprise your significant other with a romantic limo ride, ensuring an evening of love and unforgettable memories.

Why Choose LimoUSA?

1. Professional Drivers: All our chauffeurs undergo rigorous training and background checks to ensure your safety and satisfaction.
2. Modern Fleet: From sleek limos to spacious party buses, our vehicles are maintained to the highest standards, ensuring comfort and luxury.
3. Customized Packages: Tailor your experience to fit any occasion or destination. Let us know your requirements, and we’ll craft a unique package just for you.
4. Competitive Pricing: Experience luxury without breaking the bank. We offer competitive rates and package deals, ensuring value for money.

New Mexico, known as the “Land of Enchantment,” offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, natural beauty, and scientific wonders. Here are some of the state’s attractions:

1. Santa Fe

   • Santa Fe Plaza: A historic park in the heart of the city surrounded by buildings like the Palace of the Governors.
   • Canyon Road: Famous for its art galleries, shops, and restaurants.
   • Santa Fe Opera: An outdoor opera venue with a stunning backdrop.

2. Albuquerque

   • International Balloon Fiesta: The largest hot air balloon festival in the world.
   • Old Town Albuquerque: Historic adobe landmarks, shops, and the San Felipe de Neri Church.
   • Sandia Peak Tramway: Offers a panoramic view of the Rio Grande Valley.

3. Taos

   • Taos Pueblo: An ancient pueblo belonging to the Taos-speaking Native American tribe.
   • Taos Ski Valley: Popular for winter sports.
4. Carlsbad Caverns National Park: A must-visit underground world of limestone caves and unique formations.
5. White Sands National Park: 275 square miles of white gypsum sand dunes that offer sledding, hiking, and a surreal landscape.
6. Bandelier National Monument: Home to ancient pueblo ruins and cliff dwellings.
7. Chaco Culture National Historical Park: Houses the densest and most exceptional concentration of pueblos in the Southwest.
8. Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument: Offers a glimpse of the homes and lives of the Mogollon people who lived in this area over 700 years ago.
9. Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge: A crucial stopover for migrating birds, especially during the winter.
10. Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe: Dedicated to the work of the famous American artist.
11. Very Large Array: Located west of Socorro, it’s one of the world’s premier astronomical radio observatories.
12. Roswell: Known for the 1947 UFO incident. The International UFO Museum and Research Center is the main attraction.
13. Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad: A narrow-gauge heritage railroad running between Chama, NM, and Antonito, CO.
14. Los Alamos: Famous as the birthplace of the atomic bomb. The Bradbury Science Museum provides insights into the Manhattan Project.
15. Turquoise Trail: A scenic byway linking Santa Fe and Albuquerque, highlighting the state’s mining history.
16. Petroglyph National Monument: Offers a chance to view thousands of ancient petroglyphs.
17. Blue Hole: A popular spot for scuba diving in Santa Rosa due to its crystal-clear waters.
18. Billy The Kid Museum in Fort Sumner: Chronicles the life of the famous outlaw.
19. Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe: Famous for its “miraculous staircase,” a spiral staircase with a mysterious construction story.
20. Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument: Unique cone-shaped rock formations that are a result of volcanic eruptions.

Remember, New Mexico offers a mix of Native American, Spanish, and Anglo cultures, and its attractions reflect this rich tapestry. Whether you’re interested in history, nature, art, or science, New Mexico has something for every traveler.

General overview of the types of limos, party buses, and charter buses that are available for rent, in New Mexico:

1. Types of Limos:

   • Stretch Limousine: Classic style, suitable for weddings, corporate events, and other special occasions.
   • SUV Limousine: Larger than the traditional limo and often used for parties, proms, or concerts.
   • Lincoln Limousine: Renowned for its luxury, often chosen for business or corporate transportation.
   • Chrysler 300 Limousine: Known for its stylish appearance and luxurious interiors.
   • Hummer Limousine: Popular for its bold look and can accommodate a large group.
   • Convertible Limousine: Offers a retractable roof, mostly used for special events.

2. Types of Party Buses:

   • Luxury Party Bus: Equipped with modern amenities like LED lighting, sound systems, and even dance poles.
   • Mini Party Bus: Smaller in size, suitable for groups of up to 20-25 people.
   • Executive Party Bus: Designed more for corporate events or transporting large groups in a professional setting.
   • Limo Bus: A hybrid between a stretch limo and a party bus. It comes with the amenities of a party bus but has the aesthetics and style of a limousine.

3. Types of Charter Buses:

   • Motorcoach or Tour Bus: Large buses equipped with storage for luggage and often include amenities like restrooms, reclining seats, and Wi-Fi.
   • Minibus: Suitable for smaller groups, often without the amenities of larger coaches but ideal for shorter trips.
   • Double-Decker Bus: Two-level buses often used for tours or transporting a large number of people.
   • School Bus: Some companies offer retrofitted school buses for casual events or local transport.

Executive Coach: These are luxury charter buses often used for business trips, corporate events, or high-end tours.