One van. Fourteen seats. Nobody splits up.
The Mercedes Sprinter seats 12 passengers and 14 bags, stand-up height inside, real seats instead of jump seats. Weddings, corporate groups, family reunions, airport runs, or a straight shot to Austin — it's one vehicle instead of a caravan, and one flat price instead of splitting a bill three ways.
Last updated: September 27, 2026
What's actually in the Sprinter?
Fourteen real passenger seats — not fold-down jump seats — with stand-up height so nobody's ducking to get down the aisle. Room for 14 bags on top of that, cold water on board, and the same flight tracking and flat-rate pricing as every other Greg's Blackline vehicle.
- 12 passengers, 14 bags plus carry-ons
- Stand-up height cabin, real seating throughout
- Curbside pickup at IAH & Hobby, planeside at private terminals
Weddings & bridal parties
Get the whole wedding party from getting-ready to ceremony to reception in one van, on one schedule, instead of coordinating five separate cars.
Corporate groups & client visits
A client team flying in, a site visit, or a conference shuttle — one driver who knows the area keeps everyone on time and looking sharp on arrival.
Family reunions & airport groups
When half the family is flying into the same airport, one Sprinter run beats three separate SUV trips — and it's a lot more fun to ride together.
Intercity group trips
A group headed to the same Austin wedding, Dallas game, or San Antonio conference can ride together at Sprinter intercity rates instead of driving separately.
What does the Sprinter cost, by trip type?
| Run | Sprinter — up to 12 |
|---|---|
| The Woodlands / Conroe ⟷ IAH | $355 |
| The Woodlands ⟷ Hobby | $395 |
| Houston ⟷ Galveston cruise port | $525 |
| Houston ⟷ College Station | $650 |
| Houston ⟷ Austin | $1,250 |
| Houston ⟷ San Antonio | $1,395 |
| Houston ⟷ Dallas / DFW | $1,395 |
| Houston ⟷ Lake Charles, LA | $1,150 |
| By the hour — weddings, prom, nights out (4-hr min weekdays, 5-hr weekends) | Get a quote |
Round trips run about 1.85× the one-way price. Real estate showing days and fly-in days also have Sprinter rates — see the by-the-hour and intercity pages, or text Greg for a trip not shown here.
SUV or Sprinter — how to decide.
It comes down to headcount and luggage, not preference. The Lincoln Navigator or Ford Expedition SUV comfortably handles up to 6 passengers, or 4 with 4 bags. Once you're past that — a fifth passenger, a family with car seats and suitcases, a wedding party, a team of coworkers — the 12-passenger Sprinter keeps the group together in one vehicle instead of splitting across two SUVs. For groups larger than 12, two SUVs can also run together at a discount. Unsure which fits your trip? Compare the luxury SUV or just text Greg your headcount and bag count and he'll tell you straight.
Same corridor, same driver, bigger vehicle.
The Sprinter covers the same footprint as every Greg's Blackline vehicle — The Woodlands, Conroe, Montgomery, Magnolia, Spring, Tomball, Kingwood, Cypress, Katy, Huntsville, and Willis — plus every direct run out of that corridor: IAH, Hobby, Galveston, and every stop on the intercity travel list.
Booking a group from a specific town? See The Woodlands, Conroe, Montgomery, Magnolia or Katy for local pickup details.
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How many people fit in the Sprinter van?
The Mercedes Sprinter seats 12 passengers with room for 14 bags, and it's stand-up height inside with real seats — not fold-down jump seats. It's the right call any time your group is bigger than a single SUV can comfortably hold.
How much does the Sprinter van cost?
Sprinter rates depend on the trip: $355 for The Woodlands or Conroe to IAH, $395 to Hobby; hourly as-directed time is quoted per trip (4-hour minimum weekdays, 5-hour minimum weekends). All prices are flat and all-in — tolls, parking, fuel and gratuity included.
What's the Sprinter good for besides airport runs?
Weddings and bridal parties, corporate groups and client visits, family reunions, prom and graduation groups, and intercity trips where a whole group is heading the same direction. Anywhere a caravan of separate cars would otherwise be needed.
Do I need the SUV or the Sprinter for my group?
If you've got up to 6 passengers without luggage, or 4 or fewer passengers with 4 or fewer bags, the SUV covers it. Once you're past that — a wedding party, a family with kids and luggage, a team headed to the same meeting — the 12-passenger Sprinter keeps everyone together in one vehicle instead of splitting into two SUVs.
Is the Sprinter available for intercity trips like Austin or Dallas?
Yes. The Sprinter runs the same intercity routes as the SUV — Austin, San Antonio, Dallas/DFW, College Station, and Lake Charles — at Sprinter rates, which makes it a practical option for a group headed to the same wedding, game, or conference.
Can I book the Sprinter by the hour instead of point-to-point?
Yes. Hourly Sprinter service is quoted per trip (text Greg for a quote), with a 4-hour minimum weekdays, 5-hour minimum weekends, which works well for a wedding day with multiple stops, a corporate event with a shuttle need, or any day where your group's schedule isn't a straight A-to-B trip.