The Undercover Tourist – Alamo Rent A Car partnership represents the latest cost-savings resource from Undercover Tourist, which currently allows customers to experience their favorite Orlando-area attractions quickly and at a lesser cost.
AUSTIN, TEXAS – Undercover Tourist, supplier of online discount tickets to Orlando, Florida-area attractions, announced a partnership with Alamo Rent A Car to provide substantially discounted rates on rental cars when attraction tickets are purchased through Undercover Tourist.
Alamo discounts are available online with the purchase of an attraction ticket, saving customers up to 30 percent by bundling car rentals with ticket purchases. These savings are available during check out through Undercover Tourist and include the same vehicle options available when booking directly through Alamo at Orlando International Airport. As with all Undercover Tourist transactions, there are no hidden taxes, surcharges or fees.
“We are committed to providing Orlando travelers with the best possible resources and discounts toward an Orlando-area vacation,” said Ian Ford, Undercover Tourist’s Chief Executive Officer. “We are excited to call Alamo Rent A Car a new partner and to pass along these savings to our customers.”
This partnership represents the latest cost-savings resource from Undercover Tourist, which currently allows customers to experience their favorite Orlando-area attractions quickly and at a lesser cost. Customers receive actual tickets versus vouchers, eliminating the need to stand in long ticket lines upon arrival. Discounted rates, free shipping and flexible refund policies make Undercover Tourist the trusted name in attraction tickets.
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