Fleet: Escalade vs. Yukon vs. Sprinter — which one fits your trip?
The decision to make
You want a non-stop, door-to-door ride that actually fits your people and gear. The wrong vehicle means repacking skis in the snow or splitting the family. This guide compares Cadillac Escalade ESV, 2023 GMC Yukon XL Denali, and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter so you can choose once and ride happy.
Quick answer
Escalade ESV — premium AWD SUV for families who want space and a quiet cabin.
Yukon XL Denali (2023) — robust AWD SUV with similar footprint; great value for families and small groups.
Sprinter (two configurations) — the group mover; best for multiple families, events, or extra gear.

Choose by scenario
Family of four with ski bags & a stroller → Escalade or Yukon. Pre-installed child seats; skis ride inside; curb-to-lobby without loops.
Two families (lots of gear) → Sprinter. Extra headroom and cargo; easier load/unload at hotel valets.
Wedding or corporate evening → Sprinter + SUVs. Staggered pickups, coordinator on request, warm vehicle waiting between venues.
Night out in Vail/Beaver Creek (light luggage) → Escalade or Yukon. Quick staging at valet lanes; quiet cabin, no shuttle detours.
Airport with uncertain weather → Sprinter or Yukon. More room for backup layers and bags if storms hit I-70.
What “door-to-door” includes
Private, non-shared service on your schedule — no shuttle loops
Ski/snowboard handling and luggage assistance at both ends
Child seats (rear-facing/forward/booster) by request
Meet & Greet at DIA/EGE/FBO per your itinerary
How to book the right fit (2 steps)
Share party size, ages of children, and gear counts (skis/boards, strollers, bulky duffels).
Pick point-to-point or hourly/as-directed (best for multi-stop evenings). We’ll stage the right vehicle and confirm a weather-smart pickup window.
Pricing & contact
Quotes are provided in advance by route, date, and vehicle. For planning across routes, typical one-way totals run ~$250–$1400, and a 10% gratuity is included in the quote.
Call to book: (970) 261-6509 • Book Now (site button)
FAQ
Do skis ride inside? Yes. We load and secure skis/boards inside SUVs and Sprinters.
Can you supply specific child seats? Yes—rear-facing, forward-facing, or boosters; add ages/weights at booking.
Which is smoother for storm days? All vehicles are AWD on winter tires; Sprinter is best for larger groups and extra gear flexibility.
Local rides during the stay? Yes—point-to-point or hourly in Vail/Beaver Creek and nearby villages.