Great News for the New York and Boston Business Traveler:
Now You Can Manage Your Time Wisely and Travel Well

LimoLiner is a luxurious, 28-passenger, state-of-the-art, over the road coach traveling between New York and Boston that pampers you with the utmost in comfort, business services and personal amenities during your trip.

LimoLiner offers mobile professionals high-quality, personal business services that enable you to be productive en route for your entire trip. It’s the only travel alternative between Boston and New York with seatside power outlets, unlimited wireless Internet access, clear and constant cell phone reception, an onboard attendant and worktables for meetings.

For business travelers who must make the trip on a regular basis, LimoLiner is the perfect way to make use of every minute of your trip. With each seat a mini-workstation you can easily turn all of your time into billable time.

In fact, LimoLiner will shuttle you between Downtown Boston and Midtown Manhattan in a little more than 4 hours for a low one-way fare of $89.

LimoLiner offers you advance seat selection, so you can avoid annoying lines, crowds and time-consuming check-ins. On board, you’ll find tasteful extras that make all the difference: luxurious reclining leather seats, personal pillows and blankets, and a sparkling clean washroom complete with fresh flowers.

LimoLiner provides a comfortable, quiet ride between New York and Boston so that you arrive feeling relaxed, refreshed and ready to go.

LimoLiner is the brainchild of owner Fergus McCann, a highly successful businessman who made his first fortune in the international travel business. He is also a former chairman and majority shareholder of the Celtic Football Club in Scotland. Fergus is a believer in the old saying that “necessity is the mother of invention.”

In this case, he saw the need for a better way of traveling after logging millions of miles around the globe. He became increasingly fed up with the poor service, mindless interruptions and uncomfortable conditions he encountered along the Boston to New York corridor during the past few years.

He experienced frequent delays, long lines and overcrowded terminals; cramped seats, lost luggage, and rising stress levels; no hot water and restrooms unkempt at the end of the day.

After venting his frustrations once too often to uncaring travel providers — most of whom didn’t even bother to listen — he decided that enough was enough: he could do a far better job.

And thus, as he says about the LimoLiner experience, “I started LimoLiner because I believe that traveling well is not a privilege, but a right, every traveler’s right.”