Traveling with your sports team can be a fun and memorable experience. With a little planning, you can ensure that everyone

goes home with a smile on their face. If you’re just in the initial planning stages, the best place to begin is by contacting a convention and visitor bureau. They are experts in their local community and can guide you to venues that are just right for your group.

When planning, consider renting a van and organizing group activities such as trips to museums, shopping centers, theme parks and sightseeing at the main attractions throughout the city. If you are a coach or chaperone and traveling with a group, it’s not unusual to have unique concerns and requirements.

Here are a few tips to help keep your team safe and together during your travels:

-  Book hotels with adjacent rooms or, if that is unavailable at your hotel, try to group the rooms as close together as possible. Most likely, your team won’t cause any trouble, but it will make your life a lot easier considering that coaches and parents will ultimately be held responsible for any bad behavior in the hotel.

 
-  Choose a hotel that offers free breakfast. Not only does it help cut down on the travel expenses, it is extremely convenient for everyone to gather together in the hotel lobby for breakfast each morning. Your team will be able to sleep in a little extra and get a nice breakfast in the morning so players will be in good shape to play their best when game time rolls around.

 
-  Rent a large van to keep the entire team together during your travels. This is a great way to ensure that no one gets lost and everyone makes it to your destination in a timely manner. Plus, this is the perfect opportunity to build camaraderie between teammates. What better way to build friendships than enjoying time on the road and seeing the sights of the city together?

-  Book your travel well in advance, especially if you are traveling for a tournament You may think that you have plenty of time to book group travel for your team, but many towns have limited hotel space and, if possible, it is best to book at least 60 days in advance to ensure the highest availability.

Booking your sports team’s travel is very important. Give your players the best opportunity to win by planning ahead and using all of the tools available. By booking in advance, choosing the right hotel and renting a large van, you’re team is well on its way to a trip that will be remembered for years to come.

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New York High School, College, League, and Professional Sports

College

• Clarkson Golden Knights – Potsdam
• Syracuse Orangemen – Syracuse

High School

• New York State Public High School Athletic Association

League

• Adirondack Icehawks (UHL) – Glens Falls
• Adirondack Lumberjacks (NEBL) – Glens Falls
• Albany River Rats (AHL) – Albany
• Auburn Doubledays (A) – Auburn
• Batavia Muck Dogs (A) – Batavia
• Binghamton Mets (AA) – Binghamton
• Buffalo Bisons (IL) – Buffalo
• Buffalo Blizzard (NPSL) – Buffalo
• Elmira Pioneers (NLB) – Elmira
• Hudson Valley Renegades (A) – Fishkill
• Long Island Ducks (ALPBC) – Long Island
• Long Island Rough Riders (USL) – Long Island
• Rochester Americans (AHL) – Rochester
• Rochester Red Wings (IL) – Rochester
• Rochester Rhinos (USL) – Rochester
• Syracuse Crunch (AHL) – Syracuse
• Syracuse SkyChiefs (IL) – Syracuse

Professional

• Buffalo Bills (NFL) – Buffalo
• Buffalo Destroyers (AFL) – Buffalo
• Buffalo Sabres (NHL) – Buffalo
• MetroStars (MLS)
• New York Dragons (AFL) – Long Island
• New York Giants (NFL) – New York City
• New York Islanders (NHL) – New York City
• New York Jets (NFL) – New York City
• New York Knicks (NBA) – New York City
• New York Liberty (WNBA) – New York City
• New York Mets (MLB) – New York City
• New York Rangers (NHL) – New York City
• New York Yankees (MLB) – New York City

Stadiums – Arenas

• Blue Cross Arena – Rochester
• Madison Square Garden – New York City
• HSBC Arena – Buffalo
• Nassau Coliseum – Long Island
• Pepsi Arena – Albany

Traveling with your sports team can be a fun and memorable experience. With a little planning, you can ensure that everyone goes home with a smile on their face. If you’re just in the initial planning stages, the best place to begin is by contacting a convention and visitor bureau. They are experts in their local community and can guide you to venues that are just right for your group.

For those planning a trip to Florida, an informative site to visit is the Florida Association of Convention and Visitor Bureaus at http://www.facvb.org/. Here you’ll find links to all of the convention and visitor bureaus in the state.

When planning, consider renting a van and organizing group activities such as trips to museums, shopping centers, theme parks and sightseeing at the main attractions throughout the city. If you are a coach or chaperone and traveling with a group, it’s not unusual to have unique concerns and requirements.

Here are a few tips to help keep your team safe and together during your travels:

-  Book hotels with adjacent rooms or, if that is unavailable at your hotel, try to group the rooms as close together as possible. Most likely, your team won’t cause any trouble, but it will make your life a lot easier considering that coaches and parents will ultimately be held responsible for any bad behavior in the hotel.

-  Choose a hotel that offers free breakfast. Not only does it help cut down on the travel expenses, it is extremely convenient for everyone to gather together in the hotel lobby for breakfast each morning. Your team will be able to sleep in a little extra and get a nice breakfast in the morning so players will be in good shape to play their best when game time rolls around.

-  Rent a large van to keep the entire team together during your travels. This is a great way to ensure that no one gets lost and everyone makes it to your destination in a timely manner. Plus, this is the perfect opportunity to build camaraderie between teammates. What better way to build friendships than enjoying time on the road and seeing the sights of the city together?

-  Book your travel well in advance, especially if you are traveling for a tournament You may think that you have plenty of time to book group travel for your team, but many towns have limited hotel space and, if possible, it is best to book at least 60 days in advance to ensure the highest availability.

Booking your sports team’s travel is very important. Give your players the best opportunity to win by planning ahead and using all of the tools available. By booking in advance, choosing the right hotel and renting a large van, you’re team is well on its way to a trip that will be remembered for years to come.

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Florida High School, College, League, and Professional Sports

College

• Central Florida Knights – Orlando
• Florida Atlantic Owls – Boca Raton
• Florida Gators – Gainesville
• Florida International Golden Panthers – Miami
• Florida Southern Moccasins – Lakeland
• Florida State Seminoles – Tallahassee
• Jacksonville Dolphins – Jacksonville
• Miami Hurricane – Miami
• North Florida Ospreys – Jacksonville
• South Florida Bulls – Tampa
• West Florida Argonauts – Pensacola

High School

• Florida High School Athletic Association
• High School Internet Network

League

• Brevard County Manatees (A) – Melbourne
• Charlotte Rangers (A) – Charlotte
• Clearwater Phillies (A) – Clearwater
• Dunedin Blue Jays (A) – Dunedin
• Florida Everblades (ECHL) – Estero
• Fort Myers Miracle (A) – Fort Myers
• Jacksonville Lizard Kings (ECHL) – Jacksonville
• Jacksonville Suns (AA) – Jacksonville
• Lakeland Tigers (A) – Lakeland
• Pensacola Ice Pilots (ECHL) – Pensacola
• Sarasota Red Sox (A) – Sarasota
• St Petersburg Devil Rays (A) – St Petersburg
• Vero Beach Dodgers (A) – Vero Beach

Professional

• Florida Bobcats (AFL) – Plantation
• Florida Marlins (MLB) – Miami
• Florida Panthers (NHL) – Miami
• Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL) – Jacksonville
• Miami Dolphins (NFL) – Miami
• Miami Fusion (MLS) – Miami
• Miami Heat (NBA) – Miami
• Miami Sol (WNBA) – Miami
• Orlando Magic (NBA) – Orlando
• Orlando Miracle (WNBA) – Orlando
• Orlando Predators (AFL) – Orlando
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFL) – Tampa Bay
• Tampa Bay Devil Rays (MLB) – Tampa Bay
• Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) – Tampa Bay
• Tampa Bay Mutiny (MLS) – Tampa Bay
• Tampa Bay Storm (AFL) – Tampa Bay

Stadiums – Arenas

• AmericanAirlines Arena – Miami
• Ice Palace – Tampa Bay
• Miami Arena – Miami
• National Car Rental Center – Sunrise
• Raymond James – Tampa Bay

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You’ll want to rent a car to get around Fort Lauderdale and if you are traveling to Palm Beach with your family, a van rental might be a better option. Below are the top attractions in the Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach areas with links for more information.

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park – Fort Lauderdale

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park in Fort Lauderdale is a fun family stop. The park is 180 acres and sits on a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and the Inland Waterway. The park has plenty of lagoons and swamps and visitors can rent canoes, participate in a nature walk or enjoy a picnic. Other activities include swimming, salt water fishing and surfing.

Riverwalk – Fort Lauderdale

For those who enjoy shopping, culture and dining, the Riverwalk is the perfect spot. Often referred to as “Florida’s Most Beautiful Mile,” this popular downtown area is surrounded by beautiful scenery. This area is also home to the Museum of Discovery and Science.

Museum of Discovery and Science – Fort Lauderdale

Once you’ve driven to the Riverwalk, be sure to stop by the Museum of Discovery and Science. The entire family will enjoy this museum that makes learning fun and is known for its interactive exhibits on ecology, health and outer space. Activities and displays include a replica of an oak forest, a real coral reef and even a planetarium for stargazing. The museum also houses an IMAX theater that shows daily science related films.

Las Olas Boulevard – Fort Lauderdale

Another great stop for those who like to dine, this trendy boulevard is filled with individually owned boutiques and restaurants, including sidewalk cafes.

Bonnet House Museum and Gardens – Fort Lauderdale

Built in 1920, this amazing estate is is the former home of artists, Frederic and Evelyn Bartlett. European art and architecture make this plantation style home a great stop for the family. The scenery is filled with 35 acres of beauty including, wetlands, a fruit grove, lily pond, and a theater surrounded by a moat. Take a stroll on the walking trail to enjoy the property’s wildlife.

Midtown Beach – Palm Beach South Florida

If you’re looking for a sandy beach in Palm Beach, this is probably your best option. Since beaches aren’t a priority in the city, this is the best spot to find public access to the sand.

Henry Morrison Flagler Museum – Palm Beach

This museum recreates the luxury of the early 20th century. You’ll find ornate furnishings and architecture as well as plenty of art. The museum is in the mansion that Standard Oil founder Henry Flagler built for his wife in 1902, and also includes a restored rail car.

Lake Worth Municipal Beach- Palm Beach

The perfect park for children, Lake Worth Municipal Beach has plenty of activities to keep them busy. The beach has some sandy areas for families to picnic and includes a large pool with lifeguards. Visitors of all ages can enjoy the fishing pier, or parents can rest while the kids play on the playground before getting back in the rental car and heading to the next destination.

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Catch the Wave at Clarion Resort and Waterpark

By combining a hotel resort with an on site waterpark, the Clarion Resort and Waterpark in Kissimmee, Florida has brought together best of both worlds for Orlando area vacationers while saving them lots of money. The Clarion Resort and Waterpark is an ideal location for families, wedding parties, conventioneers, and travelers who seek an affordable, fun location with access to all of the attractions that Orlando is famous for plus a full scale waterpark that is only a few steps away from their hotel room.

2261 E. Irlo Bronson Hwy. , Kissimmee, FL, US, 34744-4905 | Phone: (407) 846-2221

 It’s no secret that waterpark tickets can be expensive—between $30 and $40 per person for starters—but guests of the Clarion Resort and Waterpark have full access to this aquatic attraction at no additional cost. The Clarion Resort and Waterpark in Kissimmee has more than 50,000 total square feet of waterpark, pools and slides, which include a lazy river with a zero depth entry, three main slides, six kiddy slides in a separate children’s area, an outdoor swimming pool, and a heated spa for teens and adults.

For guests who want to venture beyond the Clarion Resort and Waterpark during their visit to the Orlando area, all of the major attractions—including the Walt Disney World theme parks, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, and SeaWorld—are within a 20 minute drive from the resort. And with the resort located only 15 minutes away from Orlando International Airport, a memorable Florida vacation can begin as soon as the plane touches down in the Sunshine State.

Since Orlando is an ideal location to combine work and play, the Clarion Resort makes it possible for business travelers to attend corporate meetings with the most up to date conference facilities while the rest of the family enjoys a waterpark that’s a destination in its own right. The Clarion Resort and Waterpark can accommodate events for up to 500 people, with state of the art audio/visual equipment rental, wireless Internet access, a 24 hour business center, and professional catering.

Party guests will enjoy the Clarion Resort and Waterpark just as much as the guests of honor, and the resort is well prepared to customize the event experience for weddings, anniversaries, bridal and baby showers, birthdays, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, Quinceañeras, family reunions and other events that require professional service and a personal touch.

Now more than ever, people are looking for ways to get the most out of their travel dollars. By bringing together the best of both worlds, the Clarion Resort and Waterpark offers a complete vacation experience all in one location for an affordable price. For more information about the Clarion Resort and Waterpark or to make a reservation, call 1-866-9-SLIDES or visit the hotel’s Web site at: www.clarionwaterpark.com.  

The 100 percent non-smoking Clarion Resort® Waterpark is conveniently located at the junction of US192 and Florida’s Turnpike. This Kissimmee, FL hotel is within 20 minutes of the most popular Orlando attractions, including Universal Studios Florida theme park, Islands of Adventure theme park, SeaWorld Orlando marine adventure park, Aquatica SeaWorld’s Waterpark, Wet ‘n Wild water park, Osceola Heritage Park, the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, and Disney’s Blizzard Beach and Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon water parks.

The hotel offers free transportation to the hub of Walt Disney World. Transportation to Universal Studios Florida and SeaWorld Orlando is available at an additional charge. Disney multi-day passes and other theme park tickets are available at the hotel’s concierge. The hotel is adjacent to Lake Toho Fishing Area and has dedicated electric hook-ups for boats and recreational vehicles.

Our private Mindy’O Waterpark features a lagoon-style heated pool and hot tub, as well as twisting drops and dark plunges through multiple three-story water slides. More than 50,000 square feet of activities are located right outside your door, including a large lazy river, six kiddy slides, jets, splashing fountains, interactive water play area and more!

This upscale Kissimmee, FL hotel resort offers guests many full-service amenities including:

Clarion Resort Waterpark

2261 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy
Kissimmee, FL 34744
“Great family weekend vacation”
goodjenn22
York PaFeb 3, 2009
We had a wonderful time here, especially for the $, but as in any trip there were good and bad. Good: It was a great price for what we got! Our son (and us) had a blast in the waterpark! The water was nice and warm, even though it was so cold out. Also it was nice to have a

“Great hotel for kids. Room not so clean.”
drinxx
Fort Myers, FLNov 12, 2008
3/3 found this review helpful
We stayed at this hotel this past weekend…. I will start with the good…. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The pool area is a kid’s dream come true and the pool area was also very well kept. The breakfast food quality was very good, and they have a nice game room on-site. The hotel is also pet-friendly, and has

“Great classmate reunion”
ebrafman
HollywoodJul 19, 2008
3/3 found this review helpful
My summer has been pretty good thus far, having been home from college for a few months now. My friends and I haven’t really done anything exciting, though, so we decided to take a road trip up to Orlando to Clarion Resort Waterpark. To sum it up, now we all have something exciting to talk about. Staying in their spacious

“Absolutely must visit the Clarion Waterpark Resort”
xmyly1
FloridaJul 10, 2008
2/2 found this review helpful
Not only did I visit this Resort I planned my daughter’s birthday at the Mindy’o waterpark that is in the resort. The waterpark was perfect for all ages. We had an awesome time. The director of the park helped me organize a successful event. The park was clean and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I definitely recommend them

But most people think Miami is only a city of fun and games based just on tourism. Miami is a lot of fun, but it is also a huge financial center of the world. Downtown Miami has the largest concentration of International Banks in the United States. Miami was named a Gamma world city based on its economic importance especially towards Latin America. U.S. Southern Command Headquarters are in Miami, also the National Hurricane Center calls Miami home. Miami also how the highest percentage of foreign- born residents in the world! 59% of Miami residents were born outside the US. This makes Miami one of the most diverse cities in the world.

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Miami is also known as the capital of Latin America and the Caribbean for economic, transportation, and cultural reasons.

When you are in Miami, one thing is sure, you will not be bored! There are too many Miami activities to enjoy such as going to museums, hanging out at one of many Miami restaurants ( http://miami.diningguide.com ) cafes, or bars, and dancing until dawn at a hot nightclub.

Now, if you haven’t taken a Miami trip for Memorial Weekend, you are missing out.  Imagine BCR weekend in Daytona with class and about 100,000 more people.  There are three main streets where all the action can be found: Ocean, Collins, and . All three streets are within walking distance from one another. A great place to find excellent Miami

is along the ocean — and it’s well worth the money. You’re always within walking distance to the beach, of course and a Starbucks is always nearby.  Hey, did you know you could stay in Versace’s house for about $1,200.00 per night?  

The beach is beautiful, the water is very warm and the view to the bottom of the ocean is crystal clear. You can rent an umbrella and 2 lounges for about $24 for the entire day. It’s not as hot as you think it would be on the beach, however.  It’s actually hotter on the strip than on the beach. Collins offers plenty of shopping and lots of expensive boutiques. The Miami restaurants in the area are pretty amazing as well and reasonably priced. Ocean drive restaurants may be a bit more expensive, but the excellent cuisine and service is well worth the price tag.  

The Art Deco architecture in the old section of Miami Beach alongside the beach is impressive and worth a leisurely stroll to view its beauty.

Top Ten Miami Attractions

Biltmore Hotel – Located in the Coral Gables area of Miami, the Biltmore Hotel is sits on 150 acres of pristine land. The hotel features a magnificent 18-hole Donald Ross-designed golf course, 10 tennis courts, a pool, a wide variety of restaurants, and a world-class fitness center. The Biltmore is much more than just a hotel, it is one of Miami’s star attractions. If you plan stay at Miami’s Biltmore Hotel the hotel features 275 guest rooms and suites including the famous Poolside Cabana Suites. 1200 Anastasia Avenue, Coral Gables FL, 33134, Ph: 800-915-1929, www.biltmorehotel.com.

The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens – Agricultural industrialist James Deering built the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in 1916. The site features 10 acres of formal gardens, a main house, and an historic village. This National Historic Landmark is open to the public 364 days a year. 3251 South Miami Avenue, Miami FL, 33129, Ph: 305-250-9133, www.vizcayamuseum.org.

Coral Castle – Some people call it The Eighth Wonder of the World and others call it a mystery. But one thing is true about Coral Castle – it is the most amazing sight you will see during your Miami . One man — Edward Leedskalnin, a five-foot tall 100-pound man, built Coral Castle from 1920-1951. The amazing part is the stones that were used to build the castle weighed several tons each. The question still remains, how did Edward Leedskalnin build the castle alone? 28655 S. Dixie Highway, Homestead FL, Ph: 305-248-6345. Open daily from 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
 
Bass Museum of Art – The Bass Museum of Art is located in the center of Miami’s historic district and it has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1978. The museum features works by Pablo Picasso, Juan Gris, and Julio Gonzalez as well as works by pop artists such as Andy Warhol and Richard Linder. The exhibition schedule changes every several months or so, so please check the website before your visit. 2121 , Ph: 305-673-7530, www.bassmuseum.org. Admission $8.

Barnacle Historic  – Featuring beautiful views of Biscayne Bay and Old Florida, Barnacle Historic State Park is an excellent place to spend the day sightseeing or relaxing. Activities and points of interest include: Miami’s oldest home complete with original furnishings, Yoga by the Sea every Wednesday night from 6:00-7:30 p.m., and special Moonlight concerts and dances. 3485 Main Highway, Coconut Grove FL, 305-442-6866, www.floridastateparks.org/TheBarnacle.

Miami Metro Zoo – The Miami Metro Zoo is a must see for adults and kids alike. The 740-acre zoo has 81 exhibits, 1,306 specimens, 392 inverts, 428 fishes, and 10,000-15,000 Italian honeybees. Visitors to Miami Metro Zoo can also catch a wildlife show, attend a “keepers Talk,” go to an “Animal Meet and Greet,” have a “Pelican Feeding Encounter,” or ride on the “Wildlife Carousel.” Also onsite is Lake Iguana where visitors can rent a water cycle and observe some native wildlife. Public Tram  are also available every day of the week and weekends. 1 Zoo Boulevard, Miami FL, Ph: 305-251-0400, www.miamimetrozoo.com.

South Beach – South Beach is Miami’s hottest spot for nightlife, dining, shopping, and recreation. A major South Beach attraction is the Art Deco Historic District. The buildings in the district were constructed in the early 1900s and “they have influenced” buildings around the world. Art Deco District Tours are available every Wednesday-Sunday. Local architects and historians conduct the tours. The Art Deco Welcome Center, 1001 Ocean Drive, Miami FL, Ph: 305-531-3484, www.mdpl.org.

The World Exotic Museum – If you’re looking for something different, look no further than The World Exotic Museum. This 12,000-square-foot museum features more than 4,000 pieces of art, sculptures, artifacts, and tapestries handpicked by 70+-year-old owner/curator Naomi Wilzig. The museum is located a few minutes from Ocean Drive and the beach at 1205 Washington Avenue, Ph: 305-969-WEAM, www.weam.com, info@weam.com.

Coconut Grove – Coconut Grove is South Miami’s oldest settlement, but it is also one of Miami’s hottest places for shopping and hanging out. While the area is considered upscale, the shops and boutiques at the shopping village called “CocoWalk” and the “Streets of Mayfair” (228,000 square feet of shopping and dining) attract a young crowd of college kids and teenagers as well as tourists. Coconut Grove is also home to several outdoor lounges, restaurants, and bars located at Commodore Plaza. CocoWalk: 38 shops, 3015 Grand Avenue, Ph: 305-444-0777. Streets of Mayfair: 38 shops, 2911 Grand Avenue, Ph: 305-448-1700.

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New York City is small in size but big in numbers. It’s the most densely populated city in North America with 8 million citizens on just 830 km2 of land. It’s always been a city of immigrants, and even today about one third of its citizens are foreign born. Roughly 138 languages are spoken here, and vibrant new ethnic enclaves pop up all over the city, offering visitors interesting cultural and culinary experiences.

While the city pulses with the blood of its newest residents, old New York is still alive and well. Opera still bursts from the venerable stage of Lincoln Center; Wall Street, the hive of capitalism, still bustles with the excitement and tension of the stock market; and the stately apartments of New York’s wealthy still frame majestic Central Park. New York City is made up of five boroughs: The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. Mostly when people speak of New York they mean Manhattan.

Visitors with a little extra time on their hands should pay a visit to Brooklyn. Though once considered dangerous, New York has cracked down on street crime and is now one of America’s safest cities. The best way to see it is to walk. Numbered streets in Manhattan make navigation easy. Streets run from east to west, and avenues intersect from north to south (uptown and downtown).

New Yorkers are friendly and talkative (contrary to their reputation) and nearly every night of the week the city’s bars and clubs are crowded with revelers. There are several universities in New York ( New York University, Columbia University in the City of New York )  which contribute to keeping the city young. See Complete List of New York City Universities
 

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Now, you’re probably wondering why you should consider making this change at all. Here are several attributes of the Mercedes Sprinter that’ll have you wondering why you didn’t get one sooner.

1. Cargo space- The very large cargo space holds all of your equipment. The cargo version is nearly twenty- four feet in length with a ceiling height of about seven feet.

2. Ceiling height- The cargo version allows for a ceiling height of seven feet. How great is that when you are trying to find a tool in the back or packing up the equipment at the end of a tough job. The last thing you want is to have to crouch and crawl around in the back of the vehicle. This one allows you to stand up straight, unless maybe you are also a professional basketball player.

3. Gas mileage- You have an option of gas or diesel engine. While the gas engine gets great mileage, the diesel gets the best mileage among all of its competitors. Your business is on the road. You have to go where the emergency is and that means driving. Especially now, getting good gas mileage is a top priority for keeping the business in the black.

4. Customizing capabilities- Well, you’ve heard about the impressive cargo space and the ceiling height, but now what can you do with it? Because the walls of the Mercedes Sprinter are practically straight up and down, you can add shelving, containers, workbenches and cabinets to organize all of your specialty equipment.

5. Maneuverability- Built for the narrow roads and limited parking of Europe, the Mercedes Sprinter van makes tight turns and fits snugly into spaces a normal utility van would not. Though it might look top heavy, it actually handles quite well on winding roads. After all, you never know where the next job site is going to be.

6. European engineering- It’s a Mercedes, so you know that fine quality workmanship and German engineering went into the manufacturing of the parts and frame. This also means that it is a vehicle you can count on. Getting to your job site is essential to your work, so you need to know your van is going to be ready to go.

You may have noticed the price tag is a little expensive for the Mercedes Sprinter van Cargo Van Rental, but after reviewing the attributes above, you can see that it is well worth the price. By spending a bit more now, it can save you in the long run. You’ll save time by having your equipment organized and money because of the great gas mileage as well as the quality of the product means it won’t be in the shop all the time.

The Sprinter Van series made the largest contribution to total sales with 166,473 units sold – an increase on the previous year figure of 165,916 units. Vito and Viano sales were stable at 98,466 units, a reduction of less than 1% on the previous year.

Commenting, Mercedes-Benz Commercial Vehicles Sales Manager Fergus Conheady said: “Released in a month when Mercedes-Benz in Ireland topped the heavy commercial vehicles sales league, these figures demonstrate the demand that exists for Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicles in world markets, even in the current economic climate.”
 

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