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Aces offers the best sedan, suv, van and bus service to / from Seatac airport. special occasions, corporate events, wine tastings, weddings and more.
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#5CBCF6
Malibu
92, 188, 246
203, 90, 66
63, 24, 0, 4
#692500
Cedar Wood Finish
105, 37, 0
21, 100, 21
0, 65, 100, 59
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
Aces Town Car Service is a Seattle-based private transportation company serving the Seattle metro area. Founded in May 2010 with a single town car, the company reported a fleet of more than 40 vehicles as of 2022. Its services include transportation to and from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, point-to-point transfers, hourly charters, corporate travel, wedding transportation, wine-tasting tours, and event service. Airport options include chauffeur meet-and-greet assistance at baggage claim, while corporate accounts allow team travel to be billed together.
The fleet includes sedans for up to two passengers, SUVs for up to six, Sprinter vans with 10- or 14-passenger options, and buses accommodating 24 to 44 passengers. Shuttle arrangements and multiple buses can be requested for larger occasions. Customers can request quotes and book online, with instant estimates available for some trips. Aces presents its service as a reliable, professionally chauffeured alternative for individuals, families, groups, and businesses seeking transportation around Seattle or to the airport.
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The Aces color palette uses the hex codes #5CBCF6, #692500 and #FFFFFF.
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