I have a quote from Enterprise for a week around $500 in a compact car.
Does anyone else have a better recommendation?
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@stiletto_mom: Do you have a costco membership? Usually Costco beats any deals I've gotten quotes for. Plus, they include your spouse as a driver for free.
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@stiletto_mom: priceline! I have never paid more than $30 dollars per day for a car
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@Mamaof2: Even in Disney? I usually like to get it that low but Disney was tough to get it that low. Though, I was going at one of the peak times. I did end up renting a large SUV for about $50 a day.
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@bluestriped bee: I did a quick search for Orlando airport and got compacts from $24-29 a day 3rd week in June
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@Mamaof2: Oh, ok. We went in August. I think it was a considered high peak time.
I checked. I got a large SUV for $50 a day and I booked it through Undercover Tourist. I got my Disney tickets and car rental at the same time. I think there was some sort of discount for buying them both. I'm sure I check prices at Costco and since I booked it with Undercover Tourist, I'm sure they had the best price.
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Definitely check Costco's prices if you have a membership. We saved a lot of money renting a car through them on our last vacation.
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Not in Florida, but I always use Enterprise and have never had to pay $500 for a compact car. My husband pays upwards of $500/week for a full-size truck (through his employer, they have a contract), but I would see if you can sign up as an executive member or whatever their free rewards program is and at least earn miles toward a free rental later on.
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Try to not pick up at the airport if you can avoid it.
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I don't have Costco, and we'll be flying in from Canada so we'd have to have airport pick up and drop off unfortunately.
I'll take a look at priceline. I can google, of course, but would like to know if someone has had good experiences tried and true.
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@stiletto_mom: Definitely check out Undercover Tourist, too.
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priceline or autoslash usually beats Costco...good thing about costco is free cancellation and second driver is free (read the fine print, just in case they changed it)
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The only car rental company I’ll rent from is National. We’re going to CA later this month for 10 days and for that period our rental is less than $500 and a midsize or SUV rental.
Was your quote in USD or CAD? That might make a difference.
Certainly any of the travel aggregation websites can help you price check.
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