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Big D's Limousines

From choosing a party bus to signing and paying online.

Big D's brings the whole booking journey online, not just the inquiry form. Groups can explore eleven vehicles, plan winery stops, check availability, and see pricing as they build their trip. Then they choose an eligible payment plan, review the details, sign the service agreement, and pay through Stripe. Follow-up balance payments and reminders help the office spend less time chasing paperwork and collecting money.

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Trip planning, payment options, and online signing in one flow. A booking requires the agreement and payment.

Who it's for

Wedding parties, bachelorette groups, prom-goers, wine-tour friends, and anyone in Central New York or the Finger Lakes planning a day or night out together.

What it helps with

  • 01

    Find a ride that fits the group

    All eleven vehicles, including a 39-passenger party bus and a vintage trolley, are laid out together so groups can match a vehicle to their headcount.

  • 02

    Know what you are booking

    Every vehicle has its own page with seating, comfortable capacity, and features like an on-board restroom, so there are no surprises on the day.

  • 03

    Plan the wine-country stops

    A directory of 126 wineries across the Finger Lakes lets groups filter, pick favorites, and carry those picks into their booking.

  • 04

    Pricing in plain words

    A dedicated page explains what the price includes and how booking works, step by step, before anyone has to call.

  • 05

    Book and pay in one journey

    Customers move from trip details to a signed agreement and secure Stripe payment without switching to paper forms or calling to pay. A booking is confirmed after the required agreement and payment.

  • 06

    Choose how to spread the payments

    Eligible trips offer a deposit and balance, half and half, full payment, or three installments. Amounts and due dates are shown before the customer commits.

  • 07

    Less payment follow-up for the office

    Balance invoices and payment reminders continue the journey after the first payment, giving customers a clear next step and reducing manual collection work.

Product tour

See it in action, one screen at a time.

  1. Step01

    Set the mood from the first screen

    The homepage feels like the night out it is selling, with the phone number and a Book Now button always in reach.

    The Big D's homepage headlined The Best Party Buses in Central New York, for your event, over a party bus at night with a disco ball, an A+ NYSDOT rating badge, a party mode toggle, and a Book Now button.
  2. Step02

    Find the ride that fits your group

    The fleet page sums up all eleven vehicles at a glance, so a small group or a big one can see straight away which vehicles will fit.

    The Fleet page with headline counts for 11 vehicles, 267 seats in total, 39 seats on the biggest single vehicle, and 1 with a restroom on board.
  3. Step03

    Look inside before you book

    Each vehicle has its own page with interior photographs and a clear spec card, including how many people it seats comfortably, not just the maximum.

    The Party Bus No. 7 page: up to 39 passengers and comfortable at 38, an interior photograph with colored lighting, and a spec card listing type, seats, comfortable capacity, color, and restroom.
  4. Step04

    Plan a Finger Lakes wine day

    Groups can browse 126 wineries across five lakes, tap the ones they like, and bring those picks along when they book.

    The Wine Tours page: all 126 wineries across 5 lakes on one page, with a How a Day Works section about four stops over six hours.
  5. Step05

    Understand the price up front

    A plain-language page explains what the price covers and the four steps to book, so customers know what to expect before they start.

    The How to Book page headlined No Surprises, over a row of the company's buses, with a Four Steps, That's It panel covering the day, availability and price, the deposit, and written confirmation.
  6. Step06

    Book your date step by step

    The booking journey connects trip planning, availability, pricing, online signing, and secure payment. Customers can save progress and return without starting the questions over.

    The Book Your Date page, with five short questions, a phone number for anyone who would rather talk, booking rules, and a step bar for occasion, timing, vehicle, details, review, and agreement.
  7. Step07

    Match the date to an available ride

    Vehicle choices respond to the group's date, times, and headcount. Customers see which buses fit and how the trip price changes before they move on.

    The booking vehicle picker with date and times, available party buses, a selected vehicle, and a live trip estimate.
  8. Step08

    Bring the trip details together

    Pickup, drop-off, organizer details, and special requests stay with the trip. Winery stops selected earlier carry through, reducing the need to repeat plans by phone or email.

    The booking details screen with fictional organizer contact information, pickup fields, and a running trip estimate.
  9. Step09

    Choose a payment plan before committing

    Eligible payment plans show what is due now and what is due later. Customers can compare a deposit, half and half, full payment, or three installments when their trip qualifies.

    Four eligible payment options with amounts and due dates: deposit and balance, half and half, paid in full, and three payments.
  10. Step10

    Check the trip before signing

    A single review brings the date, passengers, timing, vehicle, and contact details together. Edit links let the customer correct a detail before it becomes part of the agreement.

    The booking review screen summarizing a fictional wine tour, date, passengers, selected vehicle, and organizer details before the agreement.
  11. Step11

    Keep the agreement in the same journey

    The service agreement is filled from the trip details rather than sent as separate paperwork. Customers can read the terms alongside the estimate before signing electronically.

    The online service agreement with fictional booking details carried into the document and the trip estimate alongside it.
  12. Step12

    Sign online, then pay securely

    After the required agreement and identity checks, the flow continues to secure Stripe checkout. The first payment confirms the booking; balance invoices and reminders handle what remains due.

    The unsigned electronic signature and consent area with a Sign and Pay the Deposit button; no payment is submitted in this capture.
  13. The homepage on a phone, with a Get the Party Started button, the phone number, counts for 11 vehicles, 39 seats, and 126 wineries, and call and Book Now buttons pinned to the bottom.
    Step13

    Call or book from any phone

    On a phone, call and Book Now buttons stay pinned to the bottom of the screen, so the next step is always one tap away.

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