Blacklane in Singapore
Oct 23, 2018, 8:04 pm
#33
Join Date: Feb 2015
Posts: 7
I have been using the Premiumlimo whenever i need to fly. (www.premiumlimo.org)
It has been very good and reliable, so issue encountered so far.
there are times when even its last min, i am able to get a car. This is probably because i had been using them and also i manage to contact them directly, while i just arrived at Singapore Airport (I forgotten to book one before departure, hahahahahhah)
There was once that i need to get to KL for a short but important meeting and come back, they also manage to provide me a reasonable price and good comfortable car. If you need their contact, feel free to PM me.
It has been very good and reliable, so issue encountered so far.
there are times when even its last min, i am able to get a car. This is probably because i had been using them and also i manage to contact them directly, while i just arrived at Singapore Airport (I forgotten to book one before departure, hahahahahhah)
There was once that i need to get to KL for a short but important meeting and come back, they also manage to provide me a reasonable price and good comfortable car. If you need their contact, feel free to PM me.
Last edited by prelude95; Oct 28, 2018 at 11:35 am
Nov 19, 2018, 8:09 pm
#34
Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 1,677
Interesting that people choose these limo options.
I wonder if it's just so they have the comfort of having someone at the arrival hall to pick them up. Having used similar services before, I find it is actually slower, more cumbersome and more expensive than either getting a taxi or a grab.
For example, after coming out of customs, you have to find the person with your name board . Then they take you to another level and then ask you to wait while they go to pick up the car. In total 15mins waiting around.
With taxis, i walk to the queue and usually within 5 mins I am already on my way.
Alternatively with grab, as soon as I see my luggage on the belt, I book a car.
I wonder if it's just so they have the comfort of having someone at the arrival hall to pick them up. Having used similar services before, I find it is actually slower, more cumbersome and more expensive than either getting a taxi or a grab.
For example, after coming out of customs, you have to find the person with your name board . Then they take you to another level and then ask you to wait while they go to pick up the car. In total 15mins waiting around.
With taxis, i walk to the queue and usually within 5 mins I am already on my way.
Alternatively with grab, as soon as I see my luggage on the belt, I book a car.
