Towncar--typical grocery stop?

[maxiesmom]

Can someone tell me what places the towncar companies usually use for their grocery stops? Our flight arrives at 10:20 pm, if that changes things at all. Just wondering what kind of store to expect, a grocery store, a Walmart, a stop & go type place?

Any idea on costs? Should I guess double what we pay here in Michigan, just to be safe?

 

[Best Aunt]

I have used FL Tours and Tiffany Towncar. Both have stopped at Publix. For some reason I have it in my head that they will not stop at Wal-Mart or Target, but I don't see that when I glance at the websites. I have never arrived at 10:20 pm, so I don't know if your late arrival makes a difference. You can go to the Publix website and look at the weekly ad to get an idea of pricing and store hours.

 

[gwynne]

Last trip we used Tiffany. Our grocery stop was at Publix, and that particular store closed at 10pm. You might want to call and ask whoever you select for a towncar if they can arrange a grocery stop with your late arrival before you book.
I think groceries tend to be a little more expensive in Orlando than they are at Meijers.

 

[BLLB]

Every time we have used Tiffany, they stopped at the Publix. One time, we arrived very late and the Publix was still open. Not sure of the time though. In terms of prices, I felt they were very comparable to grocery prices in Northeast Ohio.

 

[maxiesmom]

I'm using Quicksilver. Hopefully they are not the ones who are going to end up with their name **** out! I e-mailed them before booking, and they assured me that they would do a grocery stop at that time of night. Now I'm really wondering where they stop.

 

[Starwind]

On previous trips using town car services we have done the grocery stop at Publix, I think Winn Dixie and once at WalMart (at my request as I was buying my tickets from their travel centre).

SW