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Nicole F.
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"Disney + Universal in one week with a crew of 14. The Sprinter was a lifesaver — kids loved the TVs, parents loved the AC."
DCA Airport Van Rentals
4.9 rated·DCA curbside delivery·12–15 passenger vans
DCA Airport Van Rentals
We offer the largest selection of 12 & 15 passenger Mercedes Sprinter van rentals in Washington DC, and the rest of the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia)
The Washington, DC Fleet
Available vans at DCA.
Same fleet and same pricing as our Washington, DC location — just delivered to the terminal.
Airport
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA)
Service area
Washington, DC, DC · Capital Region
Drive time
About 10 minutes to downtown DC.
Capacity
12 & 15 passenger vans
We pick up at every DCA terminal
- Terminal 1
- Terminal 2
Tell us your terminal, airline, and flight number when you book — your driver meets you curbside at the passenger pickup zone.
Popular destinations from DCA
National MallCapitol HillGeorgetownDowntown DCArlingtonAlexandriaTysonsBethesdaSilver SpringNationals ParkCapital One Arena
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
The easy way out of DCA.
DCA drops you closer to the Capitol than any other airport. Curbside 12 and 15 passenger vans for lobbying trips, school-tour groups, weddings, and family visits across the DMV.
About 10 minutes to downtown DC. Whether you're traveling for a wedding, a corporate offsite, a sports trip, or a family vacation, one passenger van beats stacking three rideshares — for budget, sanity, and luggage.
Service Area
Washington, DC & surrounding areas
Google Reviews · Washington, DC
5.0 stars Sprinter Van rentals in Washington, DC
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Brandon K.
1 month ago
"Kennedy Space Center launch day trip. On-time pickup at MCO, smooth ride to the Cape. Will book again for the next launch."
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Renée A.
3 weeks ago
"Family reunion shuttle from the resort to Cocoa Beach. Driver was friendly, van was immaculate. Best service in Orlando."
Sprinter Van Rental Seating/space guide
Seating
Sprinter Low Roof Seating Options
FordFord Transit Passenger Wagon (Low Roof)
Fits 12 people + 6–8 large suitcases
Best for: Airport transfers, corporate shuttles, family trips
- Fits standard garages
- 148" wheelbase
- Rear cargo shelf
Sprinter Mid Roof Seating options
FordFord Transit Passenger Wagon (Mid Roof)
Fits 12 people + 8–10 large suitcases
Best for: Group travel with extra headroom, tours, weddings
- Walk-through cabin
- 148" wheelbase
- More storage
Seat Counts & Luggage Capacity for mercedes sprinter vans
Mercedes Sprinter van Seating options
Mercedes-BenzMercedes Sprinter 2500 High Roof
Fits 12 people + 12–15 large suitcases
Best for: Family trips, church groups, sports teams
- Stand-up interior height
- Rear luggage bay
- Dual A/C zones
Top-down floor plan
Actual layout
Dimensions & Clearance for the Sprinters
- Exterior length (144" WB) 12 passenger Mercedes Sprinter
- 233.5 in / ~19.5 ft
- Exterior length (170" WB) 15 passenger Mercedes Sprinter
- 274.3 in / ~22.9 ft
- Exterior length (170" Extended)
- 290.1 in / ~24.2 ft
- Exterior width (with mirrors)
- 79.8 in / ~6.65 ft
- High-roof exterior height
- 132 in / 11 ft
- Standard-roof exterior height
- 132 in / 11 ft
- Interior stand-up height (High Roof)
- 79.1 in / 6 ft 7 in
- Interior cargo width
- 70.4 in
- Turning circle
- 39.4–47.4 ft
GVWR, Payload & Towing for Sprinters
- GVWR — Sprinter 2500 (12-pass)
- 8,550 lbs
- GVWR — Sprinter 3500 (15-pass)
- 9,900 lbs
- Curb weight (typical passenger)
- 5,900–6,600 lbs
- Payload capacity
- Up to 3,300 lbs
- Towing capacity (Class III hitch)
- Up to 7,500 lbs
Powertrain & Fuel Economy For sprinters
- Engine (diesel)
- 3.0L V6 Turbo Diesel (OM642)
- Engine (gas)
- 2.0L Turbo I4 (M264)
- Horsepower
- 188–208 hp
- Torque
- Up to 325 lb-ft
- Transmission
- 9G-TRONIC 9-speed automatic
- Fuel economy (highway)
- 18–22 mpg diesel
- Fuel tank
- 24.5 gallons
- DEF tank
- 5.8 gallons (diesel only)
Why the Mercedes Sprinter Dominates Group Transportation
First launched in 1995 and sold in the United States since 2001, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is the highest-rated full-size passenger van in North America. Its unibody construction, low step-in height, and 6-foot-7 stand-up interior give it a car-like ride that 15-passenger competitors like the Ford Transit and Chevrolet Express can't match.
Sprinters are engineered on a commercial-duty chassis (Class 2b–3), which is why airport shuttle operators, hotels, tour companies, and executive livery services choose them over minivans and SUVs for high-mileage service.
Sprinter Van Rental Rules For renting in Washington DC
- Driver's license: In DC, Maryland, and Virginia, a standard non-commercial license covers 12- and 15-passenger Sprinters for personal, family, and church use — no CDL required when not for-hire.
- Parking in Washington DC: Downtown DC garages often cap at 6'8"; use Nationals Park, RFK, or DCA/IAD oversized lots for an 11 ft Sprinter.
- Fuel: Diesel Sprinters average 18–22 mpg highway; one fill-up covers DC → Baltimore, Philadelphia, or Richmond.
- Insurance: Insurance is not required to rent. You can easily add affordable rental insurance during checkout for extra peace of mind.
- Luggage rule: Plan roughly one large suitcase per passenger for 12-pass, and one large suitcase each for fully-loaded 15-pass trips.
How to Rent a Sprinter van in Phoenix Az
Booked in minutes. Picked up the same day. Here's everything you need to know before you reserve — browse our Sprinters online, choose your pickup spot, and get on the road sooner.
1. Book your sprinter
Enter your dates and pickup location in Washington DC, pick the 12 or 15 passenger Sprinter that fits your group, and confirm instantly — your exact van is locked in.
2. Send your paperwork
Share your driver's license and insurance after booking. We email the rental agreement a few days before pickup so everything is signed and ready.
3. Hit the road
We send you pickup details, do a quick 5-minute walkaround, and you're all set to hit the road. Bring it back fueled up and we handle the rest.
Questions about renting a sprinter van in Washington DC
Where is pickup?
Pickup near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA)
Delivery to Washington DC and surrounding areas available. Exact pickup address is sent to you by email after your reservation is confirmed.
How many miles are included?
Varies by vehicle
Each van has its own daily mileage allowance — shown on the vehicle page and at checkout. Extra miles or an unlimited-mileage upgrade can be added to any reservation.
How many seats?
12 & 15 passenger Sprinters
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter high roof vans, plus other passenger vans on request.
How much luggage fits?
Varies by vehicle
Photos of the cargo area and exact luggage dimensions are on every vehicle page.
Why groups rent in Washington DC
Popular Washington DC trips with sprinter vans
Commanders games at Northwest Stadium, Nationals at Nats Park, Capitals and Wizards at Capital One Arena, Kennedy Center performances, and Cherry Blossom Festival tours — with DCA, IAD, and BWI pickups.
How groups actually use these vans in Washington DC
Group travel in Washington DC tends to cluster around Nationals Park, FedExField, Walter E. Washington Convention Center. Add wedding weekends, reunions, campus visits, conference shuttles and airport transfers and you have most of our book. Longer road trips are common too, which is why unlimited-mileage options matter here.
What's included with every Washington DC rental
A Washington DC booking includes roadside support around the clock, a professionally detailed cabin, a full tank at handover and the option of unlimited miles. Plans change — pickup times, delivery addresses and trip length can usually be adjusted with one phone call, and the price stays what you were quoted.
Booking with us instead of the airport counter
Renting a van from a general rental company means accepting substitutions. Since passenger vans are the only thing we do in Washington DC, there is no substitution game — the configuration you picked is reserved for you, and if something changes we call you before the trip instead of at the curb.
Renting a 12 or 15 passenger Sprinter van in Washington DC
Weddings, youth trips, reunions, offsites and airport runs across DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) all land on the same problem — too many people for a car, too few for a bus. Washington DC Sprinter van rentals sit exactly in that gap with 12 and 15 passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinters, each late-model, detailed between rentals and fueled at handover.
Our Washington DC service area
Washington DC deliveries run door to door. Common drop points include Rockville, MD, National Harbor, Crystal City, Pentagon City, Capitol Hill, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, Foggy Bottom, Navy Yard, along with resorts and venues throughout DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia). If your group lands on separate flights we can time the handover to the last arrival, and if you would rather collect the van yourself we will arrange a pickup point near your itinerary.
DCA Van Rental FAQ
Can you deliver a passenger van directly to DCA?
Yes. We deliver 12 and 15 passenger Sprinter, Transit, and Chevy Express vans curbside at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Share your terminal, airline, and flight number at booking — we meet you at the passenger pickup zone.
Which vans seat the most people at DCA?
Our 15 passenger Ford Transit and Chevy Express vans are the largest. The Mercedes Sprinter seats up to 12 with extra luggage room — popular for crews flying in with gear, golf bags, or wedding decor.
Is DCA pickup more expensive than picking up at the city location?
Pricing matches our Washington, DC location. An airport delivery fee may apply based on distance — you'll see the exact total before you confirm. No surprise fees at the curb.
What if my flight is delayed?
We track flights for every airport reservation. If your flight slips, your van waits — no extra charge for normal delays.
Quick answers
Washington DC Sprinter van rentals: the short answers
Our Washington DC Sprinter van rentals cover 12 and 15 passenger Mercedes-Benz Sprinters from about $195 daily, with free airport meet-and-greet, delivery throughout DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) and unlimited-mileage options.
Key details at a glance
- Vehicles
- Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 12 & 15 passenger, Sprinter high roof, Sprinter Executive
- Starting rate
- From about $195/day, with weekly and monthly discounts
- Delivery
- Washington DC airports, hotels, venues, campuses and private addresses
- Minimum driver age
- 21 for the primary driver
- Included
- 24/7 roadside assistance, airport meet-and-greet, detailed interiors, all-in pricing
- Reservations
- Book online in under two minutes, or call (971) 328-2665
Common questions
Does your Washington DC delivery cover the suburbs?
The whole Washington DC metro, including Rockville, MD, National Harbor, Crystal City, Pentagon City, Capitol Hill, Georgetown, plus every surrounding suburb in DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia).
Is there a mileage limit on Washington DC van rentals?
Mileage is your choice: pick a set allowance or unlimited miles during checkout. Interstate travel is permitted on every Washington DC rental, and multi-day trips to Nationals Park, FedExField, Walter E. Washington Convention Center are routine bookings for us.
What is the minimum age to rent a passenger van in Washington DC?
21 is the minimum for the primary driver, and any extra drivers added at checkout must also be 21 or older with a valid license and their own coverage.
Do you offer church, school and group van rentals in Washington DC?
Yes. Washington DC church trips, school and athletics travel, wedding shuttles and corporate offsites all have dedicated programs with tax-exempt billing, insurance certificates, PO billing and repeat-trip pricing.
Can I book a Washington DC van at short notice?
Book early for peak Washington DC weekends, when 15 passenger vans sell out first. Outside those dates last-minute reservations are usually fine, and the phone line at (971) 328-2665 is faster than the form when the trip is tomorrow.
Is a CDL required for a 15 passenger van in Washington DC?
Just a valid license. Expect the handling of a tall vehicle: wider turns, more stopping distance, and a habit of checking posted clearance before entering a parking structure.
Is the 15 passenger van worth it over the 12 in Washington DC?
Both share the same chassis in Washington DC. The 15 seat model maximises seats, the 12 seat model turns the last row into cargo room and a walk-through aisle — the right pick depends on how much you are carrying.
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