A Dallas Sprinter van rental through Elly8.net means a chauffeur-driven Mercedes-Benz Executive Sprinter for up to 12 passengers and 12 bags, at a fixed US$190 an hour with a 3-hour minimum. Fixed trips are published too: DFW to Uptown Dallas is US$520, Love Field to Uptown US$300 and Addison Airport to Uptown US$420, all-in per vehicle with taxes and standard gratuity included.
The Sprinter is the vehicle Dallas groups reach for because the Metroplex is big and the group has to stay together: a team flying into DFW, golfers heading north to Frisco, a bachelor party moving from Uptown to Deep Ellum, or a family going to a Cowboys game in Arlington. This guide covers when a Sprinter is the right choice, what it costs for the common Dallas trips, and the local timing that keeps a group on schedule.
How much does it cost to rent a Sprinter van with a driver in Dallas?
An Elly8.net Executive Sprinter in Dallas costs US$190 an hour with a 3-hour minimum, so the smallest booking is US$570. Packages are US$760 for 4 hours, US$950 for 5 hours, US$1,400 for 8 hours and US$1,710 for 10 hours. DFW to Uptown is US$520 one way. Taxes and standard gratuity are included.
Tolls, parking and waiting beyond the booked time are billed at cost. The VIP Jet Sprinter, with six captain's chairs and four bags, is priced for your date in the web booker.
Sprinter, SUVs or a party bus: how to choose
Start with the number of people who must ride together and the number of bags, then the style of the day. The capacities below are from the Elly8.net fleet page.
| Group | Best choice | Why | Dallas price example |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 to 12 with luggage | Executive Sprinter | One vehicle, 12 seats and 12 bags | DFW to Uptown US$520 |
| 7 to 12, flexible plans | Two Business SUVs | Two vehicles can split up | DFW to Uptown US$520 for two (US$260 each) |
| 4 to 6 VIPs | Jet Sprinter or First Class SUV | Captain's chairs, or a premium SUV | Jet Sprinter in the booker; First Class SUV US$320 from DFW |
| 9 to 12, celebration | Party bus | Lighting and sound for the ride itself | web booker |
| 13 to 24 | Two Executive Sprinters | Group stays in one convoy | two at US$190 an hour each |
The second row surprises people: from DFW to Uptown, two Business SUVs cost the same as one Sprinter, US$520. If your group lands on different flights or will split up after the hotel, the SUVs are the smarter booking. If everyone lands together and wants to arrive together, the Sprinter keeps the group in one place, with the bags in the same vehicle as their owners.
For time at your disposal the arithmetic changes. Over a 5-hour evening, two Business SUVs cost US$1,200 against US$950 for one Sprinter, so for an evening out the Sprinter is the cheaper and more sociable choice. Our Sprinter van with driver page has the vehicle details, and party bus rental covers the celebration option.
What a Sprinter costs for common Dallas trips
| Trip | Hours | Executive Sprinter | Per person with 12 |
|---|---|---|---|
| DFW to Uptown Dallas | transfer | US$520 | about US$43 |
| DFW round trip to Uptown | two transfers | US$990 | US$82.50 |
| Love Field to Uptown | transfer | US$300 | US$25 |
| Addison Airport to Uptown | transfer | US$420 | US$35 |
| Private city highlights tour | 4 | US$760 | about US$63 |
| Evening out & event night | 5 | US$950 | about US$79 |
| Day trip: the Fort Worth Stockyards | 6 | US$1,050 | US$87.50 |
| Full-day chauffeur | 8 | US$1,400 | about US$117 |
| Corporate roadshow day | 10 | US$1,710 | US$142.50 |
The full-day and roadshow packages are discounted, 8% and 10% below the hourly rate. Prices are per vehicle, so the per-person figure falls as the group grows. Addresses that are not on the list, such as a Frisco hotel, a Las Colinas campus or a ranch venue outside the city, are priced as a fixed total in the web booker.
Dallas trips where a Sprinter earns its place
Team arrivals at DFW
DFW is about 21 miles (34 km) from Uptown, roughly 27 minutes on a clear road. A team of ten with roller bags fits one Sprinter and arrives together. The chauffeur tracks the lead flight and waits inside arrivals with a name board; our DFW car service walkthrough explains the meeting routine and what to do when colleagues land on different flights.
Game days in Arlington
AT&T Stadium is home to the Cowboys and to big concerts; its calendar shows the Arizona Cardinals visiting on November 1, 2026. The stadium sits about 20 miles (32 km) from Uptown, around half an hour on a clear road, and nothing about a game day is clear-road. A Sprinter on the 5-hour evening package, US$950, takes the group out early and waits for the return. Agree a pickup point away from the busiest lots and gates; the chauffeur follows the stadium's traffic plan. Our sports event transportation page covers game-day planning.
Concerts and games in Victory Park
The American Airlines Center, home of the Mavericks and the Stars, sits on the edge of Uptown. Its calendar lists the Jonas Brothers on November 10, 2026 and Andrea Bocelli on February 5, 2027. The drive from an Uptown hotel is short, but arena exits are slow; a Sprinter with a set pickup point is easier than twelve people each finding an app ride.
Conventions and shows downtown
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas runs events through the year, including HYROX Dallas from November 18 to 22, 2026. For exhibitors, a Sprinter by the hour moves people and kit between hotels and the halls; see conference transportation.
Golf in Frisco
The PGA Championship comes to Fields Ranch East at PGA Frisco for championship week, May 17 to 23, 2027. Frisco is north of Dallas up the tollway, and a tournament week means heavy traffic and long walks from parking. A Sprinter for a group with golf bags, booked as a full day, is US$1,400. Groups flying privately often land at Addison Airport, the general aviation field in the northern suburbs; a Sprinter from Addison to Uptown is US$420, and the private jet and FBO car service page explains how the chauffeur coordinates with the FBO. If only part of your group needs a ride from DFW, compare the options in our DFW Uber vs taxi vs private car guide.
The Fort Worth Stockyards
The signature Dallas day trip is six hours at the Fort Worth Stockyards, with its daily cattle drive, Western shops, live music and barbecue: US$1,050 in a Sprinter, with the chauffeur waiting. Our Fort Worth car service page covers that side of the Metroplex.
Local timing that keeps a group on schedule
- Weekday late afternoons are the slow window. The freeways into downtown and the routes north to Plano and Frisco slow sharply in the evening rush. Leave earlier rather than booking a tight connection.
- Toll roads are often faster. The North Texas Tollway Authority runs the main toll network; on an Elly8.net booking, tolls are billed at cost.
- Event nights stack up. A Cowboys game, an arena concert and a convention on the same evening fill the roads and the hotels. Book the vehicle early and add margin.
- One meeting point per stop. A Sprinter cannot always stop at a club door in Deep Ellum or a narrow Bishop Arts street. The chauffeur will name a practical spot, and one organiser keeps a phone on.
Where Dallas Sprinter trips start and end
Knowing the neighbourhoods helps you plan the hours, because the Metroplex is wide and the drive between districts is a real part of the booking.
- Uptown and Victory Park. The reference point for our Dallas prices, with hotels along McKinney Avenue and the arena on the edge. Short hops, but busy curbs on event nights.
- Downtown and the Arts District. Convention hotels, the convention center and evening performances. Hotel driveways are the easiest meeting points for a large vehicle.
- Deep Ellum, Bishop Arts and the Design District. The evening districts. Streets are tighter here, so agree a pickup corner with the chauffeur rather than expecting a door-to-door stop at every venue.
- Las Colinas and Irving. Corporate campuses close to DFW, about 11 miles (17 km) from the airport. A common first stop for a team arriving on a morning flight.
- Legacy West, Plano and Frisco. Headquarters, shopping and golf to the north, roughly 22 miles (36 km) from DFW. Allow extra time on weekday afternoons.
- Arlington. The stadium district between Dallas and Fort Worth, about 14 miles (23 km) from DFW.
A day that crosses three of these areas is often better booked as a full day than as separate transfers, because the chauffeur and the bags stay with the group.
How to book in three steps
- Enter the pickup and drop-off, with the flight number for any airport pickup so the landing is tracked. For an hourly day, list the stops in the notes.
- Choose the Executive Sprinter, or the Jet Sprinter in the web booker for a VIP group of up to six. Add child seats or special requests.
- Reserve now or use the web booker. Published trips and packages go straight to secure checkout; any other address is priced as a fixed total. Confirmation arrives by email, and the chauffeur's details follow before pickup.
Who operates the vehicles
Rides in Dallas are operated by licensed, commercially insured local chauffeur partners vetted through the Limousine Worldwide network; Elly8.net takes the booking, fixes the price and runs the 24/7 desk. Partner vehicles are four model years old or newer. Companies can book on a corporate account with monthly invoicing, and NDAs are available on request. The chauffeur follows local rules on alcohol in the vehicle.
Cancellation is free more than 72 hours before pickup; 72 hours or less is 10%; 48 hours or less 50%; 24 hours or less or a no-show 100%, with refunds to the original card. For a single traveller rather than a group, our Dallas private driver guide is the better starting point. Groups heading on through Texas can book fixed prices in Austin, Houston and San Antonio.
Frequently asked questions
How many people fit in a Sprinter van in Dallas?
The Executive Sprinter carries up to 12 passengers and 12 bags. The Jet Sprinter, a VIP layout with captain's chairs, carries six passengers and four bags. For 13 to 24 people, book two Executive Sprinters under one reservation, and the desk times them to travel together.
Is a Sprinter cheaper than two SUVs?
It depends on the booking. From DFW to Uptown, one Sprinter and two Business SUVs both cost US$520. For time at your disposal the Sprinter is cheaper: a 5-hour evening is US$950, against US$1,200 for two SUVs. Choose SUVs if the group will split up; choose the Sprinter to keep everyone together.
Can I rent a Sprinter van in Dallas without a driver?
Elly8.net books chauffeured vehicles only. Every Sprinter comes with a licensed, commercially insured chauffeur, and the price includes the driver, the vehicle, taxes and standard gratuity. That also removes the parking, navigation and toll-tag questions a self-drive van brings in the Metroplex.
What is the minimum booking for a Sprinter in Dallas?
Three hours for an hourly booking, US$570 in total, and up to 12 hours can be chosen at checkout. Airport transfers are fixed trips with no hourly minimum: DFW to Uptown is US$520, Love Field to Uptown US$300 and Addison Airport to Uptown US$420.
Can we take a Sprinter to a Cowboys game?
Yes. The 5-hour evening out package, US$950, covers the drive to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, the game and the ride back, with the chauffeur waiting. Agree a pickup point away from the main gates, and book early for big game days, when traffic and parking fill quickly.
Are tolls included in the Sprinter price?
No. Tolls on the Dallas toll roads are billed at cost, with no mark-up, and so is paid parking when the vehicle must wait in a lot. Everything else, including taxes and standard gratuity, is in the fixed price shown before you pay.
