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With incredible beaches and world renowned theme parks to enjoy, Orlando and the wider state of Florida are a perfect fit for those looking for a holiday with plenty to do.
Car hire at Orlando International Airport puts Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and a host of other great attractions within easy reach.
You'll find our Orlando Airport car hire branch on Airport Boulevard, conveniently located just outside the arrivals lounge. Book online in advance and we'll have your hire car waiting for you when you arrive. From there it's an easy drive out of the airport complex so you can start enjoying your trip.
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Rental Qualifications and RequirementsWith some of the greatest theme parks in the world just down the road, you'll be excited to get started once you've collected your hire car at Orlando Airport. If you’re looking for somewhere to head out to once you land at Orlando International Airport, check out our video for some inspiration.
From the airport, simply follow Airport Boulevard a short distance north to the major freeway intersection and from there you’ll be able to join the local road system. Whether you’re heading to International Drive on business or driving the kids directly to Disney, you can be on your way easily.
You can also head west on State Road 551 to Williamsburg and Lake Butler, south on 91 to Kissimmee or take the 528 east for the Canaveral National Seashore and cruise terminals. Driving in Orlando is generally relaxed and easy. The road system is good, with wide, well-maintained roads usually arranged in a grid pattern, and traffic moves at a moderate speed through the city.
This central area of Florida is particularly car-friendly, with straight, multi-lane boulevards and massive car parks for even the smallest shops and restaurants.
The driving laws for Orlando and Florida are much the same as the rest of the USA. You drive on the right and the rules include a compulsory wearing of seatbelts for everyone in the car. You must always carry your registration and insurance card in the vehicle.
Speed limits are roughly what you’d expect: on rural motorways the maximum is 70mph, and 65mph if it’s an urban stretch. These reduce to 30mph or lower in residential areas and around schools so keep an eye out for signs.
It’s no wonder that ‘The Sunshine State’ is one of the most popular visitor attractions in the US. The weather is usually hot and sunny, it has more theme parks than almost anywhere on the planet as well as a long list of attractions like beaches, exciting cities and natural wonders.
Florida is actually a long peninsular at the south-eastern corner of the US. Jacksonville is to the north and Miami to the south – but if you’ve landed at Orlando international airport, you’ve arrived in the middle. The airport serves the attractions and businesses of one of America’s biggest tourist destinations but also provides a gateway to both coasts and the cities of mid-Florida.
To the west, the Gulf Coast boasts glamorous beach resorts like St Petersburg, Clearwater and Sarasota, while the Atlantic Coast to the east offers the famous Daytona Beach plus the memorable attraction of Kennedy Space Centre at Canaveral. If you’re wanting to explore the whole of Florida, then look no further as we've got a great guide on the best seven things to see and do.
Mid-Florida’s main visitor attractions are the theme parks around Orlando and Kissimmee, which include some of the biggest tourism names in the world, like the Universal Resort, Busch Gardens and Walt Disney World Resort, the planet’s most visited theme park.
You’ll be able to drive to the Disney parks and hotels easily from the airport - it’s only 20 miles west and the 528 toll road gets you there in half an hour. The Universal Resort is even closer. Busch Gardens African-themed amusement park and zoo is a longer drive - it’s 85 miles to the west near Tampa. Other major attractions in the area include Gatorland – an alligator themed wildlife park – and Wet ‘n Wild, a massive water park.
You’ll find the central tourist highway through Orlando is called International Drive, known to locals as ‘I-Drive’. This four-lane, tree-lined road meanders roughly north to south for 11 miles and many hotels, restaurants and attractions are based on or near it. Look out for the Orlando Eye big wheel, the Wonderworks hands-on science centre, and Fun Spot children’s theme park.
You'll have an eating experience like no other if you choose to dine on International Drive. See if you can solve the puzzle at Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows, or for a blockbuster line-up Treasure Tavern Dinner Theatre is the perfect way to spend an evening. The Orlando Improv Comedy Club & Dinner Theatre is well-suited to a more grown up crowd, with some of the city's finest comedians on show.
Away from the attractions, Orlando is home to the University of Central Florida – one of the biggest in the USA. The downtown area, to the northeast of the tourist district, has an array of skyscrapers including the 441ft Sun Trust Centre. The combination of tourism and business with plenty of flights means that Orlando is also a major centre for business conventions. Try to spot the Orange County Convention Centre – it’s one of the largest in the USA.
Car hire at Orlando Airport allows you to make the most of your time in Florida and see all the attractions of the Sunshine State at your own pace.
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A valid driver's license issued from your state or country of residence must be presented at the time of rental. The driver's license must be valid for the entire rental period. If the driver's license is in a language other than English, and the rental is in the United States, an International Driver's Permit is recommended. In all cases, a valid driver's license issued from your home country must be provided, whether or not you possess an International Driver's Permit. You will not be allowed to rent a Hertz vehicle with only an International Driver's Permit.
International customers renting in the U.S. are also required to present a valid international-issued driver’s license at the time of rent and a valid passport in the same name, as a second form of identification.
Mobile/Digital Driver License
A mobile or digital driver’s license does not replace a valid physical driver’s license and Hertz customers will still need to supply their hard copy license until further notice.
Rental of a 15-passenger van in California requires a commercial driver’s license to transport a non-profit group or for commercial use. The commercial driver’s license requirement does not apply to personal use. 15- passenger vans may not be used to transport passengers for hire.
Rentals have a grace period of 29 minutes.
Optional coverages do not have hourly charges/grace period, but are charged as a full day.
Extra hour charges will be incurred at the 30 minute mark if the vehicle is returned more than 29 minutes past the original rental time.
If renting in California:
Hertz provides no liability protection under the terms of the Rental Agreement to the renter from claims of injury by others against you resulting from an accident. Your personal/business insurance may cover your liability. Exceptions: Hertz will provide primary liability protection up to the statutory minimum limits to international customers (driver's license indicates an address outside the USA) renting in California. Please also refer to Liability Insurance Supplement (LIS) below.
If renting in Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, South Carolina, Virginia, or West Virginia:
Upon signing the Rental Agreement, Hertz provides primary liability protection. However, such protection is generally no more than the minimum limits required by individual state law. See Financial Responsibility Limits by State.
If renting in any other state in the U.S.A.:
Hertz' liability protection is secondary to any other insurance coverage available to you. If you do not have liability insurance and/or the limits of liability of the insurance coverage available to you are not sufficient to cover claims by others against you, and Hertz, as the vehicle owner, provides liability protection due to an accident, you will indemnify Hertz for any and all payments made.
However, Hertz makes available additional liability protection, which is primary, if the optional Liability Insurance Supplement, LIS, is purchased.
Liability Insurance Supplement (LIS)
Liability Insurance Supplement (LIS) provides coverage for you and other authorized operators of your rental vehicle for third party claims.
LIS is primary protection to customer’s personal policy and provides the first $1,000,000.00 of combined bodily injury and/or property damage protection for each occurrence regardless of the state in which the accident occurs. On rentals in California and Florida the maximum combined single limit is $2,000,000.00 for liability protection only.
LIS provides up to $1,000,000.00 of Uninsured/Underinsured protection for bodily injury sustained while driving the rental vehicle.
There are some exclusions to this coverage, which we feel you should know. Under LIS, in the event of an accident, you will not be protected for third party liability:
LIS is third party liability coverage only, except where permitted by law or pertaining to Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage. LIS does not cover personal injury to you or any authorized operator of the rental vehicle or to your or their family members who are related by blood, marriage or adoption and reside in your or their household.
Loss Damage Waiver (LDW)
In most states, in the event of any other loss or damage to the car, regardless of fault, your financial responsibility extends to the full value of the car at the time of rental, less its salvage value, plus expenses for towing, storage impound fees, an administrative fee and a reasonable charge for loss of use. If your responsibility differs in the state in which you rent, it will be stated in Paragraph 4, of the Rental Agreement. In California, in the event of any loss or damage to the car regardless of fault, your financial responsibility will in no event exceed the fair market value, plus actual charges for towing, storage, impound fees, and an administrative fee. In California and Nevada, your responsibility for loss or damage to the car from vandalism unrelated to theft will not exceed $500.00 in California and $2,500.00 in Nevada and you are not responsible for theft, regardless of purchasing LDW, unless the theft results from your fault.. In Illinois, your responsibility for loss or damage for any cause other than theft is limited to $15,500.00. Loss or damage related to theft is limited to $2,000.00, unless the theft results from your fault. In New York, your financial responsibility shall not exceed (i) the actual and reasonable costs that Hertz incurs to repair the car, including costs for towing, storage and impound fees or that Hertz would have incurred if the car was repaired or (ii) the fair market value of the car immediately before the damages occurred, as determined by the applicable market for the retail sale of the car less disposal proceeds. Your responsibility for theft of the car shall not exceed the reasonable costs incurred by Hertz for loss due to theft up to its fair market value, if it is established that you or any authorized operator failed to exercise reasonable care or aided or abetted in the theft.
F.Y.I. – You are under no obligation to purchase LDW or any other optional service as a condition of rental. Your own personal insurance may provide protection for loss or damage to the rental vehicle depending on the state in which you live and the type of policy you have. Also, various credit card companies provide cardholders with some degree of damage protection providing you use their credit card for the rental and decline the optional LDW offered by Hertz at time of rental. The coverage and limits vary. Your policy or credit card coverage should be thoroughly checked for the specific terms and conditions associated with rental vehicles. Remember, most credit card insurance is supplemental, which means it will only reimburse you for loss or damages over and above what is covered by any other insurance you may have and will not cover you forany damage, regardless of cause, if you accept LDW.
Adding LDW after car is on rental:
You may not change the option once the rental has begun, without returning the car and starting a new rental agreement. This will result in the contract being closed out and charges being assessed for the time the vehicle is kept at least 1-day minimum, and a new rental contract will begin.
Cancellation of LDW - New York rentals only:
On New York rentals only, LDW may be cancelled at no charge, within 24 hours of its purchase provided the renter (i) has rented the car for 2 or more days; (ii) appears in person at any Hertz rental location with the car, which shall be subject to inspection.
Personal Accident Insurance (PAI)
Personal Accident Insurance (PAI), offered in combination with PEC, allows you to elect accidental death and accidental medical expense coverage for yourself and your passengers during the rental period of the vehicle.
PAI coverage:
Benefits Schedule* | Renter | Each Passenger |
Accidental Death: | $175,000 | $17,500 |
Accidental Medical Expenses Not to Exceed: | $2,500 | $2,500 |
Ambulance Expenses Not to Exceed: | $250 | $250 |
*Benefits referred to in this synopsis are not applicable for vehicles rented in the State of New York. In Minnesota, the death coverage limit is $100,000 ($10,000 for passengers) and the medical expenses limit is $3,500 for the renter and each passenger.
Total benefits for any one accident are limited to $225,000 and are payable in addition to any other coverage for which you or your passengers are eligible. However, your benefits provided by other coverage may be affected by the PAI benefits.
If this coverage is accepted, the benefits for you apply to all accidental injuries during your rental period, regardless of whether you are actually in the car. Your passengers are also covered, but only for incidents occurring while they occupy the Hertz rental car.
Exclusions
Benefits are not paid for any loss caused directly or indirectly by:
The renter shall be deemed to have converted the rental vehicle whenever the rental vehicle is not returned to Hertz by the return date or by the extended return date. This is a summary only and other restrictions may apply.
Personal Effects Coverage (PEC)
Personal Effects Coverage (PEC), offered in combination with PAI, is an option that insures against risk of loss or damage to help protect your certain personal belongings while renting from Hertz. By electing PEC you will be insured throughout the entire rental period. PEC is insurance protection and pays in addition to any other policy you may have (such as a Homeowner’s policy). However, your benefits provided by other coverage may be affected by the PEC benefit. PEC insurance coverage includes those personal effects owned by you and those members of your immediate family traveling with you during the rental period who are permanent residents of your household. PEC does not extend to non-family members traveling with you.
Coverage Per Person | Per person | Maximum |
United States | $650 | $1,950 |
Canada | C$500 | C$1,500 |
PEC applies to personal effects only and not to car equipment. The following are examples of items NOT covered by the PEC:
Exclusions
Personal effects not covered loss by mysterious disappearance, nor does it cover::
Also, PEC does not cover:
Loss or damage caused by wear and tear, gradual deterioration, moths, vermin, inherent vice or damage sustained due to any process or while actually being worked upon and resulting there from, or while in the care, custody or control of any common carrier.
If loss or damages occur, completion of claim form must accompany claim. Forms are available at all Hertz corporate locations.
Please note that PAI and PEC are not available separately and must be taken in combination.
Corporate locations only:
Vehicles returned 30 minutes late or more are charged for an additional part or full day, depending on the time of return (this is shown on your receipt in the 'Initial Charges' section). For vehicles returned more than 12 hours late an additional charge of $12 per day, up to a maximum of 5 days ($60), will also be applied (shown in the 'Service Charges/Taxes' section).
Intercity fee is for rentals returned to a location other than the location specified in the Rental Agreement. If the rental has already started at the time the change is made, a Return Change Fee may also apply. Note: Tesla reservations are not allowed to return one way.
You must meet the minimum age restrictions, present a valid driver's license and possess an acceptable charge card in your name.
You must also be in good standing with Hertz and its affiliated companies and not be subject to a Do Not Rent requirement from any of Hertz, Dollar, Thrifty or Firefly.
Please also refer to Form of Payment for acceptable charge cards.
Please also refer to Minimum Age and Exception and Driver's License for complete requirements and restrictions.