I am following..
Yes, we are seeing the same prices, what are your dates? We are looking at August right before back to school and Thanksgiving
October 15th-20th, I went for October trying to duck August heat and September hurricanes. Originally I was thinking MNSSHP.
Who are you renting through at $9/day? I'm booked with Hertz right now for Oct. 14th-19th at $231 as a weekly rate.
Fox rent a car.. check Priceline I keep changing cause its free.
We are Insiders as well, what do we need to do to by pass the counter or does being an Insider make that happen automatically? Thank you
We book through Costco so I just log into my insiders account and link the reservation. Then you go ahead and complete the “check-in” online. You then print a sheet to take to the exit. All rows are marked by class so you pick any from that row (Unlocked and keys in vehicle) and drive to the exit where they take your paper, ID and credit card. Then you’re on your way.
Our experience on United was pretty bad. A flight attendant on the outbound flight had her mask under her nose part of the time, & obviously also never corrected others' poor mask wearing. First class was packed, even though it was only half-full in advance, which meant they upgraded people into it despite the need for distancing. People ate snacks & drank throughout most of the flight in first, so masks were off more than on. On the return flight, a flight attendant kept his mask under his chin (no coverage) whenever he was in the galley, including during passenger boarding & while preparing drinks. We flew out of Houston, btw.
Thank you, this is the first time we have re need a car at MCO in many years and are doing so to minimize contact so this is perfect
We did online check in this week and our experience wasn't quite the same thing. We still skipped the counter but we were met by an attendant when we entered the garage and he told us which cars we could pick from and then gave us the keys for the car we picked. I still think it was worth it to skip the counter, but there was some/minimal contact in picking up the car. I guess they don't want people going in and out of the cars as they're picking which makes sense.
You can ignore those people if you prefer. At least we do. If you know where you’re going, then you can politely tell them you don’t need assistance. We walked straight past them and to the full size aisle and picked our vehicle. The aisles are well marked so we don’t find the assistance to be necessary. They had lots of employees around so I’m sure they are just bored with the reduced activity.
The poster you quoted said the keys were not in the car. The attendant gave you the key for whatever car you selected. Easier to get the key then trying to hotwire a car.
Oh missed that. We flew in on the 24th of July and keys were in the vehicles.
