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BBS Reg. Date: Jun 6, 05
Location: West Coast
Posts: 2,548
Resorts: Hyatt, Disney, Starwood |
My first priceline car rental!
I just booked a minivan for our Maui trip on Priceline
! I'm a total Priceline newbie, so I was nervous !The price was $234.81 for the week with Alamo, versus $286.36 on Hotwire, versus $369.52 with Hertz. My other option was my already reserved full-sized Alamo vehicle for $195.24. So should I be able to look up my reservation on Alamo's site before I cancel my existing reservation?! |
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TUG Member
BBS Reg. Date: Jun 8, 05
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Posts: 1,523
Resorts: Emerald Seas, FL; Peppertree by the Sea, SC; Orofino at Straight Creek, CO; RCI Points |
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TUG Member
BBS Reg. Date: Jun 6, 05
Location: San Francisco Bay area
Posts: 3,468
Resorts: Maui Lea at Maui Hill San Diego Country Estates |
The only thing you should be aware of is, if you're planning on a second driver, there will most likely be additional charges that were not covered in your Priceline bid. This happened to us when using Priceline and getting a car through Alamo on the Big Island.
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TUG Member
BBS Reg. Date: Jun 6, 05
Location: West Coast
Posts: 2,548
Resorts: Hyatt, Disney, Starwood |
Thanks for the warning, it's good to know. I usually always drive on Maui, so a second driver isn't necessary for this trip. Woohoo, I can't wait!
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TUG Member
BBS Reg. Date: Jun 6, 05
Location: Northern California
Posts: 84
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Hi Denise. Before you go, I recommend that you check with your insurance agent to determine if your auto policy covers you when you drive another vehicle, including a rental. It is my understanding that a number of well known auto insurance plans do not. Hopefully, you may be already covered for both the "second driver" and accident insurance option. Have a great trip!
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