one way rental FLL to Disney?

[hsmamato2]

any ideas on the best company to look for deals like this? not traveling till Nov. but looking right now,it's high for a one way rental..... I was going to either look for a car I could drop at WDW somewhere,or possibly keep and drop at MCO.....any ideas appreciated!

 

[goofy4tink]

A one way shouldn't be all that expensive. But, looking this early is going to get you high rates. I have a car booked for early Sept...it's high as well. But, I have something, just in case. I'll keep looking, right up to just before I leave.
I'll be renting at W Palm Beach and returning to MCO...taking DME to my resort and back to the airport.

 

[richmo]

Unless it has changed recently, usually there is not a drop fee for a one way within Florida. I would check on the websites of the major agencies to see what's up.

The one gotcha, sometimes, is that the terms and conditions of some of the coupons require the vehicle to be returned to the place of rental. If, for instance, this was the case and you were using Alamo, you could use a Contract ID, but not a coupon.

You'll just have to plug in your dates and see what you get...

 

[suffieldhockeymom]

The Alamo VroomVroom code and coupon in the July 2013 rental thread covers the drop fee.

 

[njmom47]

In Dec we did a one-way rental. Picked it at FLL, dropped it off at RSW.
We joined the Emerald Club (National) and used a code for AARP. The price dropped from $245 to $108 about 10 days before we left.
I would try a bunch of different discounts (you can Google them), book something, keep checking, and when the price goes down, book it right away, then cancel the other reservation. I would also print copies of both to bring with me, just in case (although we had no issues at all).

 

[hsmamato2]

ok that's cool,I know it's early, but I started checking just for reference....wondered if one company was better than another for this... what is the vroom vroom code? I've een searching,and can't find it,just references to it lol