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Detty December turns Lagos into back-to-back parties, beach days and homecoming reunions — the group that books a vehicle for the whole run of events, not one ride at a time, spends less time waiting on traffic and roadside bikes.
December in Lagos is the busiest stretch of the year for group travel. Diaspora family arriving for the holidays, a run of parties across two or three weekends, beach days at Landmark or Elegushi, and New Year's Eve countdown events all land in the same few weeks — often for the same group of people. Booking a single vehicle for the season, rather than a new ride for every event, is what keeps a busy December from turning into a logistics headache.
Diaspora relatives and returning family typically arrive within the same narrow window in mid-December, often on flights that land late at night. A Hiace or Coaster booked in advance for airport pickups means no one is stuck negotiating a ride at the arrivals hall after a long flight, and luggage — often extra bags for gifts — travels with the group instead of being split across multiple cars.
Vehicles for December 31st get booked out fastest of any date in the calendar. Groups planning a countdown event, whether at a beach, a club, or a private venue, should confirm transport at least two to three weeks ahead rather than the week of.
December books out fastest of any month — lock in your dates as soon as your event calendar is set, not the week before.
Briefing a single driver on your full run of events — pickups, party venues, beach days, and the return flight dates for departing guests — means less coordination each time and a driver who already knows the group's preferences by the second or third trip.
Send your event dates, group size and whether you need airport pickups included via the quote form, and we'll put together a plan for the whole season rather than one trip at a time.
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