Manhattan → The Hamptons

The Hamptons run is about 100 miles and usually 2-3 hours. Groups going out for a summer weekend tend to leave Manhattan on Friday, which is also when the Long Island Expressway is slowest, so the departure time matters more than the route. The chauffeur collects the group at one or several Manhattan addresses and loads luggage, beach bags and coolers in the rear cargo area.

Drop-offs can be split across villages. One Sprinter can leave part of the group in Southampton, continue to Bridgehampton and finish in East Hampton, Sag Harbor or Montauk.

Share-house groups, families with a summer rental, wedding parties heading to East End venues and companies taking a team out for an offsite all book this run. Compared with the Jitney or the train, the Sprinter goes door to door on your schedule and nobody changes trains in Jamaica with a suitcase.

The pricing table above lists the one-way starting rate for each Sprinter layout. Round trips and multi-stop drop-offs are quoted in the booking form, which confirms the final price; it can vary with taxes, tolls and availability. For a day trip where the Sprinter waits, hourly service from $200 per hour with a 3-hour minimum ($600) is often the simpler way to book.