
Princess limousine burbank
Princess Limousine Service
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260 S 6th St
Burbank, CA 91501
(818) 841-1688//Email//Map//Website
Princess Limousine is based out of Burbank and offers professional and reliable limousine services for all events. Princess Limousine is a full service transportation company that offers superior and prompt service for all occasions, including weddings, prom and corporate events.
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The most pleasant limo service & driver!
I booked Princess limousine for a girls night out party and it was the best experience I've ever had with a limo service. The driver was sooo personable, friendly, and offered such professional service! I wish I knew about Princess limousine when I was getting married! Thanks Hayk and Princess Limousine for such an unforgettable night!
Posted By: [email protected] com | Dec 14th, 2010 | View all my reviews
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the best limo service
If you want to be driven around in a limo, then you definitely want Hayk to be your chauffeur. He is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. Besides being professional and attentive he is funny and very friendly. Ladies will appreciate his little box of necessities such as needles and threads and an eyelash glue among other thing... We highly recommend his business.
Posted By: gharib23 | Nov 9th, 2010 | View all my reviews
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Wonderful Time
We talked to Mike at Princess Limo and set up a trip to take us to Morongo Casino. Mike arrived on time. He was extremely professional and took good care of my Mother and my Sister with kindness. The Limo was beautiful. He picked up the three of us and then picked up my Mother in Eagle Rock and then on to the Casino. Two days later he was at the Casino right on time to pick us up and take us home. The Most Important thing about this trip was that I lost my goal diamond ring in the limo on the way down. We thought I had left it at home but after arriving at home we discovered that is was missing. So I called Mike and told him about it and he went right to work searching the Limo. He told us he had a party of 12 people in the car the night before he came and pick us up at the casino. Mike searched and actually FOUND MY RING!!!!!!! and brought it over to me. So I Highly recommend Mike and Princess Limo Service for their Integrity and Honesty and Professionalism!! Thank you Mike!!!!
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Posted By: robertm | Jul 5th, 2010 | View all my reviews
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limo service
We hired princess limousine for a private party and the service was excellent. Very professional driver and very polite. Highly recommend
Posted By: MARAL | Jun 13th, 2007 | View all my reviews
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