Power & Light District a Popular Destination

The Kansas City Power & Light District is another frequent destination for us to take customers, and there’s so much to do at this downtown Kansas City destination.

The Power & Light District boasts a half a million square feet of restaurants, bars, shops, and entertainment venues such as the Midland Theater by AMC, The Mainstreet Theatre, and Lucky Strike Lanes and Lounge.

Upcoming events include Gretchen Wilson in concert there on March 6. And you can plan to hang out there before or after a concert or game at the Spring Center.

Maybe you’re going with a bunch of friends, or attending a private party in the District – whatever your purpose, let us get you there and back.

Make Plans for Big 12 Basketball Championships

The 2010 Phillips 66 Big 12 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships are approaching fast, so make sure you have your transportation set for the tournaments.

We’re thrilled that Kansas City is hosting the event, which is scheduled for March 10-12 and expected to attract about 200,000 fans.

If you’re new to the city, the Kansas City Convention and Visitors Association has a ton of information about not only the event but spotlighting our great restaurants, nightlife, attractions, hotels and more.

If you’re heading to the men’s championships on March 10-13 at the Sprint Center or the women’s championships on March 11-14 at Municipal Auditorium, don’t worry about getting stuck in a traffic jam on the way to events or having to maneuver around street and lane closures.

Instead, take us to the games, knowing you have the ease of arriving on time in our luxury limousines. We can also provide your transportation to fan rallies, shopping, dining, concerts and other events planned during the championships.

Arrive in Style to the 43rd Annual Ballet Ball

Planning on attending Kansas City Ballet Guild’s 43^rd Annual Ballet Ball, Saturday, March 6^th?  Aristocrat Limousine Services can provide you with luxurious transportation to and from the Marriot Muehlebach Hotel.

Enjoy the evening with a Gershwin- inspired night of cocktails, dinner and dancing.  Watch as the Kansas City Ballet dancers perform an excerpt of Todd Bolender’s Celebration – a prelude to the May 6-9 Kansas City premiere of George Balanchine’s ode to Gershwin, Who Cares?.  The night also features a performance by Angela Hagenbach with music by The KC All Stars. Proceeds benefit both the Kansas City Ballet and Kansas City Ballet School.

Call or visit us online to reserve your ride.

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