Travelling alone does not change the service: the vehicle is yours, it is not shared with other passengers and there is no waiting for it to fill up. What changes is some practical arithmetic, above all the price.
The price, plainly
The fare is per vehicle, not per person. One person pays the same as three people sharing a sedan. So for a short daytime ride with little luggage, a taxi, a ride app or a shared service may cost you less. Our guides compare the options.
When booking makes sense
- You arrive at night or before dawn and would rather not choose transport at the airport door.
- It is your first time in Buenos Aires or you do not speak Spanish.
- You have more luggage than you can comfortably move on your own.
- You have a tight connection between Ezeiza and Aeroparque.
- You are making a long trip and want to decide the stops yourself.
What you know before you get in
Before the trip you receive the driver’s name and the vehicle details. You can forward that message to a relative or a friend so they know who you are travelling with and when. At the airport, the driver waits in arrivals with a sign showing your name, and the flight is followed by its number.
If anything changes on the way, you write in the same booking chat, in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Russian.
Frequently asked questions
Can I share the vehicle with other passengers to pay less?
No. All transfers are private and we do not combine separate bookings.
Do you do long trips for one person?
Yes. The price is the same per vehicle, whether one person travels or three.
How do I know the driver waiting for me is the right one?
The driver holds a sign with your name, and the driver and vehicle details match the ones you received by message.