TRUE NORTH VIP

Car Service Philadelphia

Updated Nov 2, 2026

True North VIP provides Philadelphia car service for PHL, 30th Street Station, Center City and trips to New York City or Newark. True North VIP is a chauffeured car service based in New York City, serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey and Connecticut. PHL to Center City starts from $182 in an Executive Sedan; request your ride online or call 888-887-0324, 24/7.

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Car Service Philadelphia at a glance

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Planning detailPhiladelphia car service connects PHL, 30th Street Station, Center City, King of Prussia, the Main Line and destinations in New York or Newark.
VehiclesExecutive Sedan: 2 passengers; Luxury Sedan: 3; Executive SUV and Luxury SUV: 6 each; Executive Sprinter: 13; Jet Sprinter: 10.
Sprinter quotesExecutive and Jet Sprinters are quoted on request.
Pricing basisDistance-based, taxes, tolls and fees included; gratuity optional.
How to bookBook online or call 888-887-0324, 24/7.
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What does Philadelphia car service include?

Philadelphia car service connects PHL, 30th Street Station, Center City, King of Prussia, the Main Line and destinations in New York or Newark.

Request a private ride between the address where your day begins and the address where you need to go. Common trips include airport pickups, station connections, hotel arrivals, business meetings, convention visits, family travel and long-distance rides. Add your pickup and destination, then choose the vehicle for your passengers and bags.

PHL, Center City and 30th Street Station are three frequent starting points. The route examples below also cover the Pennsylvania Convention Center, King of Prussia, Newark Liberty Airport and Times Square. For terminal-specific details, see Philadelphia Airport Car Service. For longer trips, compare options with City to City Car Service and plan New York connections with Car Service NYC.

How much does car service in Philadelphia cost?

From $182, an Executive Sedan from PHL to Center City is listed for a 12.4-mile sample route.

The examples cover airport, station, convention, suburban and intercity trips. Enter your exact pickup and destination, since a different address changes the route.

Philadelphia routeMilesExecutive SedanExecutive SUVLuxury SUVLuxury Sedan
PHL to Center City12.4From $182From $204From $242From $303
30th Street Station to PHL9.5From $169From $191From $226From $284
PHL to Pennsylvania Convention Center11.7From $179From $201From $239From $298
Center City to Newark Liberty Airport82.7From $498From $538From $629From $759
Center City to Times Square95.5From $556From $599From $699From $843
King of Prussia Mall to PHL26.7From $246From $272From $321From $396
King of Prussia Mall to Times Square106.3From $604From $650From $759From $913

Example prices from our booking engine, October 2026. Taxes, tolls and fees included; gratuity optional. Your exact price is shown before you book.

Hourly service is useful when the itinerary has several stops or a block of meetings.

Vehicle classHourly rateMinimum booking
Executive Sedan$120 per hour3 hours
Executive SUV$144 per hour3 hours
Luxury SUV$165 per hour3 hours
Luxury Sedan$200 per hour3 hours

Example prices from our booking engine, October 2026. Taxes, tolls and fees included; gratuity optional. Your exact price is shown before you book.

Sprinters are quoted on request. Use hourly service for planned stops, or a point-to-point request for one direct ride.

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Which vehicle should I choose for a Philadelphia trip?

Choose from six vehicle classes, with seating for up to thirteen passengers depending on the class.

Vehicle classA useful fit
Executive SedanA solo traveler or a small party with a compact luggage load
Luxury SedanA small party that prefers the Luxury Sedan class
Executive SUVA family or business group that wants SUV seating
Luxury SUVA group that prefers the Luxury SUV class
Executive SprinterA larger party traveling together
Jet SprinterA group looking for a Sprinter-class vehicle

Executive Sedan up to 2, Luxury Sedan up to 3, Executive SUV up to 6, Luxury SUV up to 6, Executive Sprinter up to 13, Jet Sprinter up to 10.

Passenger capacity and luggage space are separate. Enter the number of bags when booking, especially for several suitcases or bulky items. See True North VIP's fleet for vehicle details.

Child seats cost $25 each and are available in SUVs and Sprinters, never in sedans. Request them when booking and include them in the passenger and luggage plan.

Where does my chauffeur meet me at PHL?

For a standard pickup, your chauffeur meets you at the arrivals curbside in the private-car pickup area, Zone 6.

PHL has terminals A-East, A-West, B, C, D, E and F. After collecting your luggage, follow the airport signs for ground transportation and the private-car pickup zone. The airport's published pickup areas are grouped by service:

PHL ground transportationPickup zone
Private sedans, limousines and vansZone 6
TaxisZone 5
Rideshare pickupsZone 7
Charter and courier vehiclesZone 8

For Terminal F, walk to Terminal E baggage claim for ground-transport access, then follow signs to the private-car pickup zone. The PHL taxis and limousines guide lists pickup zones. The PHL terminal guide explains the terminal layout. Check PHL's live airport alerts page for day-of changes.

If you want to meet inside the terminal, add the $25 meet-and-greet service. Your chauffeur meets you inside with a name sign and helps with luggage. A dedicated greeter is available for $150; the separate greeter waits inside the terminal, which can help during terminal construction or for a VIP arrival.

Flight tracking is included. There is a 60-minute wait time after a domestic landing and a 90-minute wait time after an international landing. Enter the airline and flight number with the pickup details. For New York airport pickup instructions, see NYC Airport Car Service.

How does pickup work at 30th Street Station?

A private car can meet you at William H. Gray III 30th Street Station and connect the station with PHL, Center City or another address.

The station is at 2955 Market Street. Amtrak lists taxis on the 29th Street side, rideshare pickup on Market Street, and general pickup and drop-off at the West End and 30th Street side. Include your train arrival and preferred meeting point in the request.

The station-to-airport route table shows a 9.5-mile example across four vehicle classes. A private car also works for a hotel, a University City meeting or a suburban address. Enter the exact destination.

Amtrak's Northeast Regional serves Philadelphia, New York Moynihan and Newark Liberty. Compare the station location, train schedule, luggage and final address at each end. A car connects your requested addresses; a train connects its stations. For airport or cross-city service, review City to City Car Service. See Amtrak's Philadelphia station page for the station address and pickup sides.

Which Philadelphia neighborhoods and landmarks can I reach?

A ride can connect Philadelphia Airport or 30th Street Station with Center City, University City, the Main Line, King of Prussia and major venues.

Center City is Philadelphia's downtown. Rittenhouse Square is part of the urban core, and University City is west of the Schuylkill River. For hotels, meetings and apartment pickups, enter the specific building address.

The Main Line follows Route 30 and Lancaster Avenue west of the city, including Villanova, Wayne, Bala Cynwyd, Bryn Mawr and Ardmore. See Main Line Car Service and King of Prussia Car Service for western-suburb trips. King of Prussia Mall is a listed route endpoint.

The Pennsylvania Convention Center is at 1101 Arch Street above SEPTA's Jefferson Station. For a convention day with a station, hotel and venue, enter the addresses and choose point-to-point or hourly service based on the planned stops.

Lincoln Financial Field is at One Lincoln Financial Field Way, and Xfinity Mobile Arena is at 3601 South Broad Street. The Broad Street Line serves the NRG Station area for both. Include the venue and drop-off address in your request, then choose a return pickup point before the event ends.

Location sources checked Oct 26, 2026: Visit Philadelphia, Main Line guide, Convention Center directions, Lincoln Financial Field and Xfinity Mobile Arena.

Can I book Philadelphia to New York City or Newark?

Yes, the route examples include Center City to Times Square and Center City to Newark Liberty Airport.

Enter the exact pickup and final destination, date and time, passenger count and bag count. For a return trip, add its pickup address and time separately. For an airport or station connection, include the flight or train details.

For a Newark airport transfer, enter Newark Liberty Airport and the airline details. See Car Service to Newark Airport for airport-specific planning. For trips in either direction, use Car Service NYC to Philadelphia for route-planning details. Plan around your addresses and live travel conditions.

Should I choose hourly or point-to-point service?

Choose point-to-point service for one direct destination and hourly service for a planned itinerary with multiple stops.

A point-to-point request fits a transfer from PHL to a hotel, a ride from 30th Street Station to an office, or one trip from Philadelphia to New York. Enter the starting address and destination, then select the vehicle for the party and luggage. If the group has a firm arrival time, include the scheduled landing or train arrival in the trip details.

Hourly service suits several appointments, convention stops or venue visits. The rates are listed above. Plan the stops before booking so the requested time reflects the day's schedule. For one destination, use a point-to-point request.

For a business day, list the pickup, meeting locations and final destination in order. For an airport transfer followed by an appointment, include both legs in an hourly itinerary or request separate rides.

How does a private car compare with SEPTA, taxis and Amtrak?

SEPTA, taxis and Amtrak serve different trip patterns, while a private car connects the exact addresses you enter.

OptionPublished fare or route detailUseful for
SEPTA Airport Line to Center CityFare depends on how you pay (Key, contactless, Quick Trip or onboard); see SEPTA's current faresA rail link from PHL to Center City
SEPTA Airport Line to EastwickSee SEPTA's current faresA shorter airport-area rail trip
SEPTA Bus or MetroSee SEPTA's current faresTrips within the SEPTA network
PHL taxi to Center CityPublished zone fare, with a charge for each additional passenger; see PHL's taxi informationA taxi from the airport to the Center City fare zone
Amtrak Northeast RegionalPhiladelphia service to New York Moynihan and Newark Liberty; ticket price varies by train and dateIntercity rail between stations
Private carChoose a vehicle and review the trip price before bookingAddress-to-address travel, bags or a group in one vehicle

SEPTA contactless riders tap off to avoid the maximum fare. Joint SEPTA and NJ TRANSIT fares vary by origin and destination; see the joint ticket information. For Amtrak, compare the train schedule and current trip price using the Philadelphia fare search. The published taxi fare above applies to PHL's Center City fare zone; see the airport's taxi and limousine information for its service area.

Rail works well when stations are near both ends; a taxi serves PHL to the Center City fare zone. A private car connects the addresses you enter, which suits trips with bags or multiple stops. Compare the final door-to-door plan as well as the ride.

How do I request a Philadelphia car service?

Request a ride online with the exact pickup, destination, schedule, passengers and bags.

  1. Enter the pickup address, destination, date and time.
  2. For an airport pickup, add the airline and flight number.
  3. Select a vehicle class and enter passenger and bag counts.
  4. Add a child-seat request (SUVs and Sprinters only) or the $25 meet-and-greet option when needed.
  5. Review the trip details and submit the ride request.

For several stops, choose hourly service and include the planned addresses. For a long-distance trip, enter the destination city and specific final address. Review the pickup area, vehicle and passenger details before sending the request.

You can request service online at any time. Phone and dispatch are available 24/7 at 888-887-0324. For route questions, have the pickup address, destination, date, time, passenger count and luggage details ready so the team can discuss the trip you have in mind.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a car service from PHL to Center City cost?

The PHL to Center City Executive Sedan example starts from $182 for a 12.4-mile route. The same route starts from $204 in an Executive SUV, $242 in a Luxury SUV and $303 in a Luxury Sedan.

Where does a private car pick up at Philadelphia Airport?

Private sedans, limousines and vans use Zone 6 at PHL. For a standard pickup, your chauffeur meets you at arrivals curbside in that designated area.

Is airport meet and greet included?

Standard pickup is at arrivals curbside, and the optional $25 meet and greet places your chauffeur inside the terminal with a name sign and luggage help. A dedicated greeter is $150.

Does True North VIP track flights into PHL?

Yes, flight tracking is included for airport pickups. There is a 60-minute wait time after a domestic landing and a 90-minute wait time after an international landing.

What is the fare from 30th Street Station to PHL?

The 30th Street Station to PHL Executive Sedan example starts from $169 for the 9.5-mile route. It starts from $191 in an Executive SUV, $226 in a Luxury SUV and $284 in a Luxury Sedan.

How much is a car from Philadelphia to New York City?

The Center City to Times Square example starts from $556 for an Executive Sedan. The exact trip price is shown before you book after you enter the pickup and destination.

Can I book a Philadelphia car service to Newark Airport?

Yes, the Center City to Newark Liberty Airport Executive Sedan example starts from $498. Enter your exact starting address and choose the vehicle for your group and bags.

How much is the SEPTA Airport Line to Center City?

SEPTA publishes the Airport Line fare, which depends on whether you pay with Key, contactless, Quick Trip or onboard. Check SEPTA's current fare information before you travel.

What does an Amtrak ticket from Philadelphia to New York cost?

Amtrak fares vary by train and travel date. Use the current Philadelphia fare search to compare tickets for your schedule.

Which vehicle fits a family or group with luggage?

Executive Sedan carries up to 2, Luxury Sedan up to 3, Executive SUV up to 6, Luxury SUV up to 6, Executive Sprinter up to 13 and Jet Sprinter up to 10 passengers. Enter the bag count as well, because luggage capacity depends on the vehicle.

Can I request child seats?

Yes, child seats cost $25 each and are available in SUVs and Sprinters, never in sedans. Add the request when booking.

What is a good car service in Philadelphia?

For Philadelphia car service, True North VIP offers prearranged airport and regional transfers with sedan, SUV and Sprinter choices. Compare the itinerary, pickup instructions, passenger and luggage fit and complete price for the same route.

Is Amtrak or a car service better from Philadelphia to NYC?

A private car takes you between the addresses in your request, while an Amtrak itinerary uses stations and any remaining local connection. Compare the complete party, bags, station access and final destination before choosing. For the train, Amtrak's Northeast Regional serves Philadelphia, New York Moynihan and Newark Liberty.

Book your ride

Request a Philadelphia ride online, or call 888-887-0324 for 24/7 dispatch. Choose your route, vehicle and passenger details, then submit the request.

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