Three ways to keep every arrival moving.
Choose valet parking, traffic and lot management, or shuttle and guest transportation. Each product is planned around the actual address, schedule, parking inventory, and guest flow.
Core parking and transportation products
- Valet Parking — White-glove arrival and retrieval service across eight distinct settings.
- Traffic & Lot Management — Site-specific vehicle-flow, parking-zone, arrival, and departure planning for venues and events with complex lots or concentrated demand.
- Shuttle & Guest Transportation — Coordinated guest movement when approved parking is remote or an event requires transportation between locations.
Valet parking settings
- Restaurant Valet — Guest-focused curb and vehicle coordination for restaurants, lounges, and dining groups with recurring or event-based demand.
- Hotel & Resort Valet — Property-aligned valet planning for guest arrivals, events, shift changes, luggage activity, and hospitality operations.
- Hospital Valet — Patient- and visitor-conscious valet planning for healthcare entrances, medical offices, and approved hospital operations.
- Casino Valet — High-demand arrival, vehicle-storage, and departure planning for casinos and gaming hospitality properties.
- Wedding Valet — Arrival, parking, and departure coordination for weddings and receptions at estates, venues, hotels, and other approved locations.
- Corporate Event Valet — Professional arrival and parking coordination for company events, conferences, meetings, launches, and client hospitality.
- Special Events & Galas — Polished valet and arrival coordination for formal venues, charity galas, large celebrations, and invitation-only events.
- Private Residences — Discreet valet planning for private homes, estates, house parties, and residential gatherings with property and neighborhood access in mind.
The address determines the operation
Starlight reviews the exact venue or event address, schedule, expected vehicle demand, approved parking and access points, guest and vendor flows, venue rules, and known permit or curb requirements before confirming scope.