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Rainbow Limousine Winnipeg

Rainbow Limousine Winnipeg

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1302 Leila Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2P 1J7, Canada
(204) 960-6662 www.rainbowlimo.ca
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Jun 25, 2018
Outstanding. Rainbow limo service was exceptional. They are a compete 10/10 limo service! They were kind, punctual, accommodating and very professional. Jag went above and beyond for our girls night out and I would recommend them to anyone needing limo services.

Jan 1, 2018
Jag was amazing and the service second to none. He responded to my inquiry initially within hours, payment was a simple E transfer and the lovepreet our driver was fabulous. Our event was a dud and we were able to get picked up early. Vehicle was spotless. Will use them all the time.

Sep 30, 2017
We used Rainbow Limos during our recent 10 day visit to Winnipeg and Kenora Canada. He shuttled us to and from the Winnipeg Airport and the Mere Hotel. And then shuttled us both ways from the Mere Hotel and Kenora, Ontario, which was a 2 1/2 hour trip each way. There were a total of 8 of us traveling in a stretch SUV limo. The owner, Jag Kailey, was polite, friendly, punctual and very accommodating. We highly recommend Rainbow Limousine Winnipeg! We will definitely use Jag again on our next visit to Winnipeg!

Jun 12, 2017
We used Rainbow Limos for a Bachelor. Jag was on time and extremely professional. Nice SUV limo. I highly recommend Rainbow limos for anyone needing a limo!

Mar 5, 2017
These guys went so far beyond the call of duty.... they were organized and on time, and when my friend left his phone in the car on the way to the airport, they immediately went back to the airport and delivered my friend's phone to him just in time... great company!!

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