SEATTLE CAR RENTAL

• Contrary to belief, Seattle is not the rainiest city in the US! New York, Boston and Houston experience more rainfall

• There’s a lot of water around Seattle. That said, it has the longest floating bridge in the world. The Evergreen Point Floating Bridge is almost 1.5 miles long.

• Seattle is the birthplace of Starbucks. It’s the largest coffee chain in the world with over 33,000 locations. That’s a lot of coffee!

• The iconic Space Needle stands 605-feet tall. It was constructed for the World’s Fair in 1962. The stairwell contains 848 steps, so thankfully there’s an elevator that can take you to the top in 43 seconds.

• Seattle is home to the world’s first gas station, opened in 1907.

• Pike Place Market - You can’t visit Seattle without visiting Pike Place Market. And no, it’s not just a market where fish throwers toss large Monkfish around. This is a very authentic farmer’s market that attracts over nine million visitors a year. If you can believe it, it actually started because of extremely pricey onions back in the 1900’s if you can believe it. Fresh produce was so expensive that residents suggested there be a public market to buy directly from the farmers. It is now the oldest operating farmer’s market in America.

• The Museum of Flight - If you’re even remotely interested in aerospace, then you must check this place out. This museum teaches us the history of Boeing as well as how aircraft contributed to both World War 1 and World War II. You can even walk through some of the planes there, such as the Concord and the first Boeing 747 plane ever tested.

• Space Needle - This iconic landmark recently went through a multi-million remodel. Step onto The Loupe, the world’s only rotating glass floor. This might not be for those that are afraid of heights, but if you can stomach it, get ready for some of the most awe-inspiring views of the structure and the city. for never-before-seen views of the structure and the city. Lean into tilting glass walls on the open-air deck and float over Seattle on one of 24 angled Skyriser glass benches. Taste and savour the Pacific Northwest’s best while taking in the thrilling views.

• Chihuly Garden and Glass - For the art lovers, don’t bypass this incredible place. It’s a monument to glass as art and features a large portion of Chihuly's work. The long-term exhibition, open since 2012, features a Glasshouse, an Exhibition Hall containing eight galleries and three drawing walls, and a lavish garden that serves as the backdrop for glass sculptures made up of incomprehensible shapes and extraordinarily splendid colors. So if Seattles famous, though celebrated cloudy skies have you feeling a little washed out, then Chihuly Garden and Glass will surely add some brilliant colour to your day!

• Pacific Science Center - Ready for an unforgettable day? Does science, math, or technology inspire you or your children? If so, then hop in your car rental and visit the Pacific Science Center where you’ll find a Planetarium, Laser Dome, Virtual Reality, and two IMAX Theaters. There are hundreds of mind-bending, interactive and exploratory exhibits. For example, in the Tinker Tank, you can try launching rockets. Or maybe you’d like to explore the warm and sunny lush Tropical Butterfly House that is filled with a variety of beautiful free-flying tropical butterflies. Also, you can even touch some live marine animals in the Saltwater Tide Pool, then on to the next adventure where you can explore distant galaxies during a Planetarium Show. The laser shows are amazing too. Oh and if that’s not enough, there’s also a massive screen to take in an IMAX® film.

• Burien

• Georgetown

• Redmond

• Rainier Valley

• West Seattle

• Lynnwood

• Des Moines

• Kent

• Auburn

• Renton

• Renton Highlands

• Capital Hill

• University District

• Seattle Downtown

• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) (14 miles)

• King County International Airport (BFI) (7 miles)

• Bellingham International Airport (BLI) (94 miles)

What is the most popular rental car in Seattle?

• Most customers choose the intermediate or mid-size car as their preferred option when renting a car at SeaTac. This car is more fuel efficient than most of the larger vehicles, and also easier to park. The cost is often very competitive as well, making this a great choice for an individual or small family. If you have a larger group of passengers, you may need to consider a 7 passenger SUV or a minivan, both being practical alternatives for larger parties wanting a car rental at SeaTac Airport.

How will I find the best price for my Seattle rental car?

• The best way to obtain a good price for your Seattle car rental is to search our website as soon as you have finalized your trip plans, and you have your arrival/departure dates and times. Determine which type and size of rental vehicle will suit your needs, and book the best option right away. As your trip date gets closer, come back on the website, and start another search, as sometimes the prices fluctuate, and you may see the same or a better rental car for Seattle at a better rate. When you do, rebook and cancel your existing Seattle Airport car rental reservation.

What happens if I need to cancel my cheap Seattle car rental reservation?

• No problem - it is always free to book and to cancel a rental car reservation with Discount USA Car Rental. Our staff are here to help as well if you need to make changes to an existing reservation - you can email or phone us, and we will assist you in re-booking your car rentals in Seattle with your changes.

What should I provide at the rental counter for the best car rental in Seattle?

• When you book your Seattle car rentals with us, we send you an email confirmation with all of the details including the name of the car rental company at Seattle Airport and the confirmation number you will present at the car rental counter. Print this confirmation and bring it with you to the airport. It also has our phone number, in case you have any last minute questions, or difficulties.
  
  Don’t forget your driver’s license. The driver’s license must match the name of the driver on the confirmation email. If you are traveling from a country that does not have alphabetical driver’s licenses, you will need to obtain an International Driving Permit and bring it with you as well as your driver’s license. A passport will also be good to have with you.
  
  A credit card in the name of the driver is a necessity. Debit cards may or may not be accepted and have some restrictions such as car size, age, and more. Make sure you read the details when booking so you know your debit card will qualify. Debit Cards must have a Visa or Mastercard logo, and be associated with your bank account.