Car rental discounts

[mrmab]

Has anyone used any corporate codes to rent a car?

 

[ADP]

Hi mrmab!

I see this is your first post on the DIS....

I always, always use rental car discount or corporate codes. Each car rental company does their discounting a little different. Some allow you to combine corporate codes and coupons.

This is just my personal preference, but I've usually found Alamo to provide the best discounts and lowest rates out of MCO (Orlando airport).

There are a ton of sites on the Internet that provide rental car codes and coupons. The DIS has a page that discusses rental car codes, rates, and discounts. Here is the link.
http://www.wdwinfo.com/discounts/discounts-transportation.htm

Also, if you search the Internet you may find other sites that may help you with specific car rental codes and coupons. Make sure to use them because they can save you big bucks when renting a car in Orlando. I should mention I've also found Orlando as one of the least expensive cities to rent a car.

Good luck!

 

[FireDancer]

Hi mrmab!
There are a ton of sites on the Internet that provide rental car codes and coupons. The DIS has a page that discusses rental car codes, rates, and discounts. Here is the link.
http://www.wdwinfo.com/discounts/discounts-transportation.htm

I was able to find the best price for my coming trip through Budget using the discount code on the page above.

 

[DWFan4Life]

Has anyone used any corporate codes to rent a car?

I just wanted to say welcome to DISboards. We haven't tried renting a car yet, so maybe some of our friends here can help you to that.

Have a nice day.

 

[GeorgeAndDiana]

I've always found Costco's codes to be among the most generous. They're easily found by going to Costco.com and selecting Travel. They usually also have a working link that will take you directly to each Car Rental company's site with the code pre-filled, or at least some of the session information so that you may not even have to manually enter the code. I know what you're thinking.. you may not be a Costco member. While I do think being one is worthwhile, there is no Membership required to visit the site, and I've never been asked for an ID to this date, while visiting WDW 3-5 times a year.

Good luck!
George