Season Jeddah
Jeddah Season transportation. Along the Corniche.
Concerts, shows and waterfront nights through Jeddah Season, moved along a Corniche that is roughly thirty kilometres of it.
Jeddah Season at a glance
- The event
- Jeddah Season, the city's entertainment season
- Where
- Venues along the Jeddah Corniche and across the city
- Who we move
- Families, groups, VIP guests, visitors arriving for the season
- What we run
- Sedans and SUVs for the evening, vans and coaches for groups
Jeddah Season, in detail
The Corniche is longer than it looks
Jeddah Season spreads along a waterfront that runs about thirty kilometres, one of the longest urban seafronts in the region. Two venues that both say Corniche can be a twenty-minute drive apart.
A car held for the evening covers that without a decision at each stop. Dropped at the first venue, collected when you are ready, taken to the next, and home whenever the night ends.
It is a chauffeur at your disposal with a season in front of it. From two hours to a full evening, with unlimited stops.
Concert nights, families and VIP arrivals
Concert nights fill and empty at once, and the waterfront has fewer ways in than the crowd assumes. A chauffeur drops at the entrance and leaves; there is no parking decision and no walk back to it at midnight.
Families take an SUV or a van, which is one vehicle rather than two cars trying to stay together on a busy Corniche. VIP arrivals are presented properly, and the chauffeur's name and number are sent before pickup.
Al-Balad, the historic core and a UNESCO site, is the other half of a Jeddah evening, and it deserves a stop on the way rather than a separate trip.
Arriving for the season
King Abdulaziz International splits by carrier: Terminal 1 for most international full-service airlines, the North Terminal for foreign low-cost carriers, the South Terminal for Saudia, and the Hajj Terminal in season. Send the flight number rather than the terminal.
The airport to the Corniche or Al-Balad is twenty to forty minutes depending on the hour. Guests are met inside arrivals through airport transfers, with an hour of waiting included.
Visitors pairing the season with the Grand Prix should expect race week to drive differently, with closures around the Corniche circuit that change through the weekend.
On the day What we run
Built for this one.
Thirty Kilometres
One evening along a waterfront that is a drive, not a walk.
Held For The Night
Two hours to a full evening, with unlimited stops.
At The Entrance
Dropped at the door, with no parking to walk back to.
Met At JED
Season visitors met inside arrivals, terminal read off the flight.
Hold a car for the evening.
Send the dates, the head count and where everyone is staying. The vehicle plan and one number come back in writing, usually within minutes.
Before you ask Jeddah Season
Asked, answered.
Yes, and along a thirty-kilometre Corniche it is the only comfortable way to do it. Hold the car for the evening rather than booking per journey: unlimited stops, and the car waits wherever you finish.
Twenty to forty minutes depending on the hour and the traffic. King Abdulaziz International splits by carrier rather than destination, so send the flight number and we will read the terminal off it.
Yes. An SUV carries six and a van more, which is one vehicle instead of two cars trying to stay together. The drop is at the entrance and there is no parking to walk back to.
Yes. The historic core is a natural stop on a Corniche night rather than a separate trip, and an as-directed booking absorbs it without a change to the arrangement.