A trolley is the one vehicle in the fleet chosen for how it looks rather than what it carries, and there is nothing wrong with that. At a wedding it appears in the photographs. On a tour of Annapolis or Fells Point the open sides mean guests actually see the city instead of a tinted window.
What it is booked for
- Wedding guest shuttles between ceremony, reception and hotel — by far the most common booking
- Historic touring in Annapolis, Old Town Alexandria, Fells Point and around the DC monuments
- Holiday light runs in December, when the open sides are the entire point
- Corporate hospitality and client entertaining, where arriving memorably is the brief
Plan for the pace
A trolley is slower than a coach and not built for highway running. For a venue thirty minutes away by motorway, we will usually suggest the trolley for the short, visible legs and a coach for the long one.
Specification
| Seated capacity | 26–34 passengers |
|---|---|
| Character | Open-sided windows, wood-trimmed bench seating, brass fittings |
| Typical use | Wedding guest shuttles, city tours, holiday light runs, corporate hospitality |
| Season | Best from spring through autumn; window panels fit for cooler months |
| Note | Slower than a coach by design — plan the schedule with a little more room |