Denver International Airport is the gateway to the Rocky Mountains, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. To fully experience all that Colorado has to offer, renting a car is essential. However, with so many rental car companies and options available, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. This step-by-step guide will help you navigate Denver Airport and rent a car with ease.
Choosing a Rental Car Company
The first step in renting a car at Denver Airport is choosing the right rental car company for your needs. The airport has several rental companies onsite, including Alamo, Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, National, and Thrifty. Each company offers different rates and options depending on your budget and preferences.
When choosing a company, be sure to research their rates online ahead of time and compare them to other companies. You can also check reviews from other customers to ensure that you are selecting a reliable company.
Reserving Your Rental Car
Once you have chosen your rental car company, it’s time to reserve your vehicle. Many rental companies offer online reservations which allow you to select your vehicle type and specify any additional features you may need such as GPS or child seats.
When reserving your vehicle online, be sure to include your flight information so that the rental company knows when you will be arriving. This will allow them to have your vehicle ready when you arrive at their location.
Picking Up Your Rental Car
After arriving at Denver Airport and collecting your luggage from baggage claim proceed towards the main terminal building where the rental counters are located. Look for signs directing you towards “Rental Cars” or “Ground Transportation.” Once there locate the counter of the rental car agency that you reserved with.
After presenting valid identification (usually driver’s license) along with credit card and rental confirmation, you will be handed over the keys of your rental car which is parked at the nearby parking lot or garage. Before leaving the rental counter, make sure to inspect the vehicle for any damages and ask any questions you may have about the car’s features.
Returning Your Rental Car
When it’s time to return your rental car, follow signs for “Rental Cars” and enter into the designated area of the parking lot/garage. Be sure to refill gas before returning if you opted for a full-to-full fuel policy.
After parking your vehicle in its designated spot turn off all electrical devices and lock it securely. Take all your belongings with you before heading towards the rental counter to return keys, completing any final paperwork and getting a receipt of clearance.
In conclusion, renting a car at Denver Airport may seem overwhelming at first but with proper planning and research it can be a seamless experience that allows you to fully explore all that Colorado has to offer.
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