Monorail_Man_NJ
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Booked Premium had choice of Nissan Maxima, Honda Accord or Buick (forgot model) Took the Buick it was large, leather, heated/cooled seats etc.
Booked Premium had choice of Nissan Maxima, Honda Accord or Buick (forgot model) Took the Buick it was large, leather, heated/cooled seats etc.
Full size aisle had a couple suvs, journey and sorento, a couple camrys, Malibu, Altimas all over 20-30k..,asked for a newer car and they let me pick an SUV.. took a Cherokee limited ..
Then she noticed a whole row of newer Chevy Impalas on the premium aisle
Congrats! That's a full size option, not premium though. They were parked in the wrong spot I guess. I still love to get them though. I always shoot for an impala or altima whenever I rent full size. Best options IMHO (and I've driven them all, many, many times so I have a pretty good basis for comparison!)
Chevy Impalas are Premium cars at ERAC. (Enterprise/National/Alamo)
Flew in Saturday, 9/2 and in the full size aisle there were 2 Camry's and about 12 full size SUV's. We got an XLT Expedition and only paid for a mid size (free upgrade from standard).
Chevy Impalas are Premium cars at ERAC. (Enterprise/National/Alamo)
Whether that's a bug or a feature is in the eyes of the beholder. For me, a Camry would be much preferred to driving a full size SUV. We drive an Accord and a Civic at home. We were "upgraded" to an Expedition once when we picked up a rental at the Dolphin for a week-long post-WDW beach stay (no chance to choose my own vehicle from the full size aisle, since cars are pre-assigned at the Dolphin and nothing smaller was readily available). By the end of the week, I was just about up-to-speed on lane changes and parking with the SUV.Flew in Saturday, 9/2 and in the full size aisle there were 2 Camry's and about 12 full size SUV's. We got an XLT Expedition and only paid for a mid size (free upgrade from standard).
Flew in Saturday, 9/2 and in the full size aisle there were 2 Camry's and about 12 full size SUV's. We got an XLT Expedition and only paid for a mid size (free upgrade from standard).
I am going in December and have a mini van reserved, Due to 4 adults, 1 tween, 1 infant and lots of luggage and stroller. I am thinking if I should book a standard car and see if there is any mini vans in the row and if not then just use the mini van rental. Mini Vans in December are like $500 but they have a standard for $218.
It's shoulder season in Orlando as kids are back in school from summer break. The rental companies now have a glut of large SUV's/Minivans.
Book both, although I would not count on it in December. Disney traffic picks back up. September/October/Early November are the slow periods.