we'll be staying in a hotel on the strip for 2 nights and am wondering if we can just walk to nearby attractions?I'm planning to honeymoon in vegas- do we need a rental car?
You can walk to anywhere on the strip, and if you want to go to the old casino district, catch the double decker bus that stops every block along the strip. I recommend checking out this area also. You can see the old neon signs along east freemont street. It is fabulous. And the worlds biggest tv screen - it is 4 blocks long and covers the entire street. It is amazing to see this area after dark. I was there in November. I absolutely Loved it.I'm planning to honeymoon in vegas- do we need a rental car?
no need for a car, you can walk everywhere. if you are staying on the strip, you will be able to walk everywhere. i've been to vegas a couple times, and i just took a cab from the airport to the hotel, and then at the end of my trip took a cab back to the airport, but other than that we just walked everywhere. the strip is about 1 mile long i believe, so everything you do on there is in walking distance. and there is no reason to go off the strip because there is nothing else in vegas - everything is right on the strip.
I would not waste your money by renting a car. Everything on the strip is within walking distance. The things that aren't such as Freemont street are on the bus route and it's totally safe to take the bus. My husband and I did it at night even and it's very well lit and cheap too. With the price of gas and everything I wouldn't bother with the rental car.
You can walk, take a cab, or there used to be free bus service up and down the strip. I wouldn't rent a car if you need to save $. You can get from any airport to any hotel by bus or hotel transportation service, and then after that a car would be more trouble than it's worth.
Actually we just got back at stayed at Harrah's...we got a shuttle back %26amp; forth from the hotel and also took the double decker ';Deuce'; bus daily up %26amp; down the strip ( some are far--ie: Rio (Buffet is FABULOUS) and downtown--it's only $5 a day!! Don't rent a car--you don't need it. :)
P.S. Be sure to wear comfy shoes!
you can walk mostly anywhere, check at the hotel you are staying at for suggestions for a day trip...and you can rent the car at the hotel...you might want to consider a helicopter ride at night, its great
You can walk just about anywhere. When you get tired, just grab a cab, they are all over the place down there. IF you rented a car, you probably would not be using it much to tell the truth.
I believe you can it can be romantic. You and your husban holding hand and just watching the wonders of las vegas.
DONT RENT A CAR IT WILL BE NOT BE NEEDED. YOU CAN WALK ON THE STRIP OR TAKE A TAXI.
mostly you can walk places or take a taxi
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Getting a rental car from the cruise port on Ft. Lauderdale.?
I am coming off a cruise ship in Ft. Lauderdale, then I nned to rent a car to go to Miami. Any specifica suggestions on the best way to get a rental as close as possible to the cruise port?Getting a rental car from the cruise port on Ft. Lauderdale.?
Hi Sexy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Getting a rental car from the cruise port on Ft. Lauderdale.?
They are right to say Enterprise, because there are no rental places at the port. You could also catch a cab to the airport, its 5 minutes from the port, and all the rental places are at one desk area in the parking garage.
Call Enterprise They will literally pick you up right there
i recommend,being a florida native,hijackking a car,lol,just kidding,use enterprise,they'll pick you up!:)
Enterprise, will pick you up. Can't beat that!
Enjoy your cruise, and Miami.
call the rent-a-car company, they will pick you up right from the port. You return them to the rental site, and either continue with your rental or return it while you are there. They will further assist you if need be.
Hi Sexy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Getting a rental car from the cruise port on Ft. Lauderdale.?
They are right to say Enterprise, because there are no rental places at the port. You could also catch a cab to the airport, its 5 minutes from the port, and all the rental places are at one desk area in the parking garage.
Call Enterprise They will literally pick you up right there
i recommend,being a florida native,hijackking a car,lol,just kidding,use enterprise,they'll pick you up!:)
Enterprise, will pick you up. Can't beat that!
Enjoy your cruise, and Miami.
call the rent-a-car company, they will pick you up right from the port. You return them to the rental site, and either continue with your rental or return it while you are there. They will further assist you if need be.
Need a flight to and a rental car in Chicago!?
flying from okc,ok to ORD....
2 passengers from July 8th-11th
i'm having trouble figuring out how to use the traveling sites like Orbitz etc...
Just need a flight there and a rental car to get around.Need a flight to and a rental car in Chicago!?
Why not avoid O'Hare and fly Southwest from OKC to MDW. Midway is smaller, easier, and you can get your rental car right across from Baggage Claim on the lower level.
Just take Cicero Ave. North to I-55 North. That takes you right downtown.Need a flight to and a rental car in Chicago!?
Can't help you with Orbitz, etc. I have never had any problem using them. You enter your info and get the results to choose from. Maybe you should work with a travel agent.
If you stay in a downtown hotel in Chicago, you will neither need nor want a car. The public transit system is very good and parking costs are outrageous. If you go to the Chicago Transit Authority's website, you can get all the info you need. There's a direct train [Blue Line] from ORD to downtown - takes about an hour, depending on time of day.
2 passengers from July 8th-11th
i'm having trouble figuring out how to use the traveling sites like Orbitz etc...
Just need a flight there and a rental car to get around.Need a flight to and a rental car in Chicago!?
Why not avoid O'Hare and fly Southwest from OKC to MDW. Midway is smaller, easier, and you can get your rental car right across from Baggage Claim on the lower level.
Just take Cicero Ave. North to I-55 North. That takes you right downtown.Need a flight to and a rental car in Chicago!?
Can't help you with Orbitz, etc. I have never had any problem using them. You enter your info and get the results to choose from. Maybe you should work with a travel agent.
If you stay in a downtown hotel in Chicago, you will neither need nor want a car. The public transit system is very good and parking costs are outrageous. If you go to the Chicago Transit Authority's website, you can get all the info you need. There's a direct train [Blue Line] from ORD to downtown - takes about an hour, depending on time of day.
What's the penalty for driving a rental car if your under 21?
The rental company might add a hefty charge to the rental agreement, if it finds out. I wouldn't try driving it without their knowledge, as it could void the insurance coveage; I wouldn't want to try it.What's the penalty for driving a rental car if your under 21?
I'd imagine just a ticket. I doubt they'd do something ridiculous like take your license away. Plus, if you drive carefully, no one has to find out!What's the penalty for driving a rental car if your under 21?
No penalty if you have a valid license and if you are driving with the permission of the person who rented the car. The police have nothing to do with enforcing the terms of the rental agreement. The renter is violating the contract but that is a civil matter, not criminal. If you have an accident you better have your own insurance because the rental insurance will refuse to pay and you may find out that your insurance won't cover you in a rental either if it's in violation of the rental contract.
Well, they won't RENT it to you, if you're under 21. If someone over 21 rents it, and they find out you were driving, they'll go back and surcharge their credit card monster fees - like $250 a day.
I'd imagine just a ticket. I doubt they'd do something ridiculous like take your license away. Plus, if you drive carefully, no one has to find out!What's the penalty for driving a rental car if your under 21?
No penalty if you have a valid license and if you are driving with the permission of the person who rented the car. The police have nothing to do with enforcing the terms of the rental agreement. The renter is violating the contract but that is a civil matter, not criminal. If you have an accident you better have your own insurance because the rental insurance will refuse to pay and you may find out that your insurance won't cover you in a rental either if it's in violation of the rental contract.
Well, they won't RENT it to you, if you're under 21. If someone over 21 rents it, and they find out you were driving, they'll go back and surcharge their credit card monster fees - like $250 a day.
Am I entitled to $ from insurance company since I didn't use rental car?
Hi,
My car was a total loss and the insurance company approved several days use of a rental car for me @ $20 per day. I didn't use the rental car at all, I was able to get rides from friends. Am I entitled to that money?
I live int he north east US.
ThanksAm I entitled to $ from insurance company since I didn't use rental car?
No, Unfortunately not.....
We are talking about Insurance co. here......... They are here to steal money any and every way possible....Am I entitled to $ from insurance company since I didn't use rental car?
the name of the coverage that got approved, was ';rental reimbursement coverage';. If you didn't rent, you aren't entitled to be reimbursed. BUT, if you took a bus or a taxi or paid gas money to someone for a ride, you could submit THOSE receipts to be reimbursed.
Have ';Friends'; write you out a receipt for each ride.
You maybe eligible since in lieu of them paying you $20 a day, you saved them money by using the help of friends/family.
Most companies will reimburse you around $10 per day for not renting a car for just that reason. It saves them money and you get paid vs a rental company. So say for instance they approved a rental for you for 3 days, they would reimburse you $30.
I did that all the time when i handled claims in an insurance company.
call them and find out; good luck
Insurance is intended to indemnify you for your loss. If the insurance company paid you for the rental you would end up profiting from the claim.
No. Had you used a rental car then you could have claimed whatever it costs. You could try putting a claim for expenses incurred in paying your friend for lifts but he would need to give you a receipt.
No, you don't get the money. You were offered the rental car, and you did not avail yourself of the offer. Rather silly on your part. You do not get money in lieu.
No!
(If you insured your home's belonging against theft, and nobody stole anything, would THAT entitle you to money from the insurance company? LOL!)
email me and I will tell you how to get your $20/day from the insurance company.
No. You were entitled to $20 toward a rental car, not cash.
That's funny.
nope...sorry. in cases like this its use it or lose it.
My car was a total loss and the insurance company approved several days use of a rental car for me @ $20 per day. I didn't use the rental car at all, I was able to get rides from friends. Am I entitled to that money?
I live int he north east US.
ThanksAm I entitled to $ from insurance company since I didn't use rental car?
No, Unfortunately not.....
We are talking about Insurance co. here......... They are here to steal money any and every way possible....Am I entitled to $ from insurance company since I didn't use rental car?
the name of the coverage that got approved, was ';rental reimbursement coverage';. If you didn't rent, you aren't entitled to be reimbursed. BUT, if you took a bus or a taxi or paid gas money to someone for a ride, you could submit THOSE receipts to be reimbursed.
Have ';Friends'; write you out a receipt for each ride.
You maybe eligible since in lieu of them paying you $20 a day, you saved them money by using the help of friends/family.
Most companies will reimburse you around $10 per day for not renting a car for just that reason. It saves them money and you get paid vs a rental company. So say for instance they approved a rental for you for 3 days, they would reimburse you $30.
I did that all the time when i handled claims in an insurance company.
call them and find out; good luck
Insurance is intended to indemnify you for your loss. If the insurance company paid you for the rental you would end up profiting from the claim.
No. Had you used a rental car then you could have claimed whatever it costs. You could try putting a claim for expenses incurred in paying your friend for lifts but he would need to give you a receipt.
No, you don't get the money. You were offered the rental car, and you did not avail yourself of the offer. Rather silly on your part. You do not get money in lieu.
No!
(If you insured your home's belonging against theft, and nobody stole anything, would THAT entitle you to money from the insurance company? LOL!)
email me and I will tell you how to get your $20/day from the insurance company.
No. You were entitled to $20 toward a rental car, not cash.
That's funny.
nope...sorry. in cases like this its use it or lose it.
I was in a rental car and i got a speeding ticket by a state trooper, doing 80 in a 65?
he only ask me so show him proof if the car was in my name, will this go ticket i got go onto my insurance???I was in a rental car and i got a speeding ticket by a state trooper, doing 80 in a 65?
the ticket goes on your driving record regardless of what vehicle you may be driving , as to your insurance rates that will be determined by the insurance companyI was in a rental car and i got a speeding ticket by a state trooper, doing 80 in a 65?
Yes, the ticket is against your license not the car.
You ticket goes on your driving records, your personal insurance company may ( or may not) do a record check of your driving record every year.
A ticket is never reported to the insurnace, the insurance company merely sees it when they do a record check on you.
Yes, it's on your name, and drivers license number..
Probably. The ticket is for you, not the car.There is a chance it won't show up, though. Were you driving this car in your state or out of state? I recieved a ticket for driving 89 in a 65, I live in RI but the ticket was recieved from a MA State trooper. It has not shown up on my driving record, yet. It was almost a year ago. I must say I did learn my lesson and have driven slower since.your cosmetics revlon
the ticket goes on your driving record regardless of what vehicle you may be driving , as to your insurance rates that will be determined by the insurance companyI was in a rental car and i got a speeding ticket by a state trooper, doing 80 in a 65?
Yes, the ticket is against your license not the car.
You ticket goes on your driving records, your personal insurance company may ( or may not) do a record check of your driving record every year.
A ticket is never reported to the insurnace, the insurance company merely sees it when they do a record check on you.
Yes, it's on your name, and drivers license number..
Probably. The ticket is for you, not the car.There is a chance it won't show up, though. Were you driving this car in your state or out of state? I recieved a ticket for driving 89 in a 65, I live in RI but the ticket was recieved from a MA State trooper. It has not shown up on my driving record, yet. It was almost a year ago. I must say I did learn my lesson and have driven slower since.
Can you take a rental car out of the country?
That would depend on the rental agency's rules and where you rent the car. Check with them. You would also need to be sure that you are familiar with local laws and practices in the area you are driving abroad.Can you take a rental car out of the country?
I now you can drive one into Canada. About 4 years ago, iIrented a car in Buffalo and drove into Canada. I don't know about Mexico, you would need to ask the rental agency.Can you take a rental car out of the country?
YES YOU CAN, BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO PURCHASE A SPECIAL INSURANCE FROM THE RENTAL CAR COMPANY SO THE CAR IS COVERED OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY.
It depends upon the policies of the rental car company. Most are allowed in Canada, but not Mexico.
Remember, you may need a temporary license to drive in that particular country. Your USA license may not be valid in Mexico or Canada.
I now you can drive one into Canada. About 4 years ago, iIrented a car in Buffalo and drove into Canada. I don't know about Mexico, you would need to ask the rental agency.Can you take a rental car out of the country?
YES YOU CAN, BUT YOU WILL HAVE TO PURCHASE A SPECIAL INSURANCE FROM THE RENTAL CAR COMPANY SO THE CAR IS COVERED OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY.
It depends upon the policies of the rental car company. Most are allowed in Canada, but not Mexico.
Remember, you may need a temporary license to drive in that particular country. Your USA license may not be valid in Mexico or Canada.
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