The weeks around Diwali, Christmas and New Year, and the summer holidays in May and June, are when Mumbai flies — Dubai, Bangkok, Singapore, Bali, Tokyo, Europe. Terminal 2 is at its fullest, the roads to it are slower, and the cars people rely on disappear. The house keeps every car it confirms in writing — so the surest way through the season is to have yours written early.
Your departure and return written together, weeks ahead if you know the flights. A car the house has confirmed in writing is a car that comes.
In the festival weeks the house plans more time to reach the airport, and tells you why. On a notified festival day the city closes roads, and the house says so plainly.
Child seats fitted and checked, a stroller for the little one, a second car when one boot will not do — and the same figure whatever the week.
The figure does not rise because it is Diwali. It is written for your journey and kept.
Reserve the return with the departure: the house watches the flight home and waits two full hours after an international landing, counted from the gate. Festivals in Mumbai has the year's dates.
Inside every written figure: the car, your sarathi, fuel, every toll, parking at both ends and GST. Nothing is added on the day, and no meter runs.
Reserve the holiday departureSend both flights, out and back.