What’s Different About Our Accessible Vehicles Not every taxi can handle a wheelchair. Our wheelchair accessible maxi taxis are built for it. Ramp for boarding. No lifting needed. Securement points to lock the wheelchair safely during the ride. Wide doors. Spacious interior. Room for a carer or support person. Professional
Why This Matters for Events Planning a wedding, hens night, birthday, or company thing in Perth? The transport bit is always complicated until you solve it. A maxi taxi solves it. Everyone gets in one vehicle. Nobody’s late. Nobody’s lost trying to follow Google Maps. It costs less than booking
The Straightforward Answer A maxi taxi in Perth runs between $50 and $150 depending on where you’re headed. Airport trips are fixed prices. Local trips charge by distance. Groups of seven or more usually pay less per person. The real thing that sets this apart: you get the price upfront.
“How many seats do I actually need” is a more common question than it should be, mostly because most booking pages just say “maxi taxi” without saying what that means in practice. A 7-seater and a 13-seater are genuinely different vehicles with different luggage space, and booking the wrong one
Cottesloe doesn’t have a train station, which is the first thing that trips people up when they start pricing an airport run from here. You’re either driving to Fremantle or Cottesloe station’s nearest connection first, or booking a car that comes straight to you. Here’s what each option actually costs
If you’ve searched “taxi Fremantle to Perth Airport” and landed on five different numbers, you’re not alone. Sedan taxis quote one thing, Uber quotes a moving target depending on the hour, and nobody puts an actual number on the page until you’ve filled in a booking form. Here’s the real
