Call, speak to a transfer specialist in Irvine, then reserve a ride or change one
Call while the phone is open to speak to a transfer specialist in Irvine about a ride between an Orange County address and an airport, such as a John Wayne Airport transfer from Irvine. The same line takes changes to a booking the desk has passed on. New requests can also be sent at any hour through the form lower on this page.
Call or send the form, and the desk in Irvine handles the request up to your yes. Then one local company confirms in writing, drives you, collects your payment and owes the desk one flat fee per completed ride.
Phone line, mailboxes, office
- Legal name
- Classic Car Cruise LLC
- Telephone
- +1 (949) 794-6207
- Ride requests by email
- rides@classiccarcruise.com
- Questions about your details
- mydetails@classiccarcruise.com
- Street, suite and city
- 18300 Von Karman Ave, Suite 250, Irvine, CA 92612
- Visits
- Visits by arrangement only; the desk works by phone, form and email.
| Summer schedule Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day | Every day: 5:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. |
|---|---|
| School-year schedule the day after Labor Day until Memorial Day weekend | Monday to Saturday: 5:30 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. Sunday: 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. |
Thanksgiving week and December 18 to January 3 follow the summer schedule.
The request form takes requests at any hour. Each one gets a written reply within two hours, counting only the hours the phone is open.
New ride, change or your details
Each need has its own way in, and the right one puts your message with whoever acts on it: the desk, which reads requests and complaints, or the company holding your ride, which confirms any change in writing. The ways in:
- A new ride to reserve: the form below, at any hour.
- A new ride by voice: a call while the phone is open.
- A change of time, address or load: the desk, or the phone line printed in the company's confirmation.
- A complaint about a ride: the desk, by phone or email, answered in writing.
- Your name, number or email address: the mailbox for questions about your details.
Notes to have in hand for a call
A call runs in the form's order: load, then the ride, then you, so the desk can size the car while you talk. A single request fills a single car, 6 riders at most, or 4 when long gear lies flat behind a folded third row. The answer comes back in writing, carrying one company's fixed fare when that company has a car of that size free at your hour; if no company does, the answer tells you. Keep these near the phone:
- Each bag, case, stroller and piece of sports gear
- Riders, and each child's age and car seat
- The address, the town and the airport
- The date, and when to be picked up or when the flight lands
- Your flight number, and the terminal if you know it
- A mobile number for the written fare by text
Seasons and school breaks shape the phone day
Phone hours follow the two schedules in the table on this page: one long day all week in summer and the holiday weeks it names, shorter days in the school year, Sunday shortest. The school calendar sets this, since with classes out a family ride can fall on a Tuesday as easily as a Saturday.
The request form keeps no schedule and takes requests at any hour. Anything sent after the phone closes is read when it opens again, and its written answer goes out inside two hours of the phone being open.
Every question a call would ask, in writing
Talking a ride through needs the phone line open; the form needs nothing but the details. The form at the end of this page covers the hours the phone is closed, and anyone who would rather write than call.
Phone hours, Pacific Time: in the school year Monday to Saturday 5:30 a.m. until 9:30 p.m. and Sunday 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m.; in summer, Thanksgiving week and December 18 to January 3, every day 5:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m.
Reserve whenever you are ready
The box for calls and texts starts unchecked and covers this one request only; they reach just the mobile you give, and replying STOP ends the texts.