Did not try that. I have to go find my Costco membership # and that's at home. :( I'll try later and report here.

You don't need your Costco membership number to book directly with Avis. Just use the Costco AWD code and coupon number your original Costcotravel.com reservation was booked with.

Was able to make this reservation directly with the Avis website using the Costco discount codes. Doing it two days later, I noticed the price went down $2. I'll take it!

But I still couldn't find any input field for airline frequent flyer numbers. There was a flight arrive section, but not a FF one.

I believe you have to book using your Avis Preferred member number. You can edit your preferences on your Avis Preferred Profile to decide whether you want to earn Avis Preferred points or airline miles:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kpmtwmh5ts...Avis.jpg?raw=1

Keep in mind that you may be charged a "recovery fee" to credit airline miles.

Awd u915590
 

FYI: Earlier posts have inquired about AWD U915590. Worked in PHL on a day rental. Associated with JELD WEN INC

Hello guys
 

Good morning,

You guys don't think we check this? ��

I tried this to check for a deal.
All feb 2018, ONT,
no promo code, compact = 853
after promo code, compact = 903

can anyone tell me about A074800. Citicorp Leisure Travel

who can use this? need id or anything?

young person code FL
 

Hi! I'm renting for 13 days in FL from Destin to Orlando. I've hired cars twice before, including Miami to Destin, and have never been asked to pay young person charges, and always driven alone. However, I'd like to use a code that will waive them just in case! I do have the USAA one, which does waive them but it is supposed to also waive the second driver charge and doesn't...

SO does anyone have a code that waives young person fees and allows a free second driver? Our price right now is fine until you add on the $27 a day YP charge and the $13 extra driver charge... I'm taking my boyfriend to meet my family in FL for the first time and it would be great if we could share the drive!

Hi there,

What's the best/safest code to use? I remember using a Hilton Honor code before, but now I can't find it on the Hilton website.

Thanks!

Depends on your date/location/type of car needed. Best to try any you're eligible for and then submit to AutoSlash.com and see if they can beat it.


Any you're eligible for.


The first page of this thread has a list of common Avis AWDs. However, a quick Google search shows that Avis/Hilton ended their partnership earlier this year, so I'm guessing "their" rates aren't great, unless you're a Hilton employee with the employee code.

Doubt any would waive both of those fees as they're easy money makers for the rental agencies. If your BF resides with you, Avis should allow them to be a secondary driver for free. I don't see it quickly on the Avis.com page, but they historically allow a spouse or "domestic life partner" to drive the rental for free. To be listed as a DLP, they must share your residence and have proof via driver's license. If that's still the case, then you just need something to try and waive the underage fee. Good luck!

Section 4C of THIS LINK shows the domestic partner is still allowed if you sign up for Preferred Service. As is a coworker (if you happen to both be employed by the same employer). In both cases, the secondary driver must be 25.

Just used the Citi code with good results in ORD.
Unlimited mileage
Reg Price was $250, other codes were $200, Citi code was $128 for 4 days. (after all ........ taxes/fees the price is right at $200).

Citicorp Leisure Travel
A074800

Bombardier?
 

Anyone tried using Bombardier codes lately?

I tried using it during summer in France, didn't get asked any questions when picking up nor returning, but in the end was charged a walk-up rate instead. I am a Preferred member and asked sent a helpdesk inquiry about it later and didn't get any response.

Can anyone suggest a good code to use in Dec for DAB (Daytona Beach Intl), renting car for 3/4 days. Thanks in advance.