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There are fewer tourists now, so not many people are renting cars. The queue takes 10-15 minutes.

The kiosk at the site required a lot of information to input, and halfway through it crashed, forcing us to go to the counter, which was very frustrating. When booking, we had purchased full insurance, but the counter staff insisted we didn't. It wasn't until we showed the English part of the insurance provided by the rental service that they finally accepted it. Additionally, we had selected the option to return the car with a full tank when booking, but the counter staff insisted we buy their fuel (empty tank return), saying it would cost extra to return it full and that their fuel prices were much higher. Not wanting to waste time, we agreed... only to find out the outside fuel prices were half of what the rental company charged. It was infuriating!! The counter staff was really terrible!!

Great, very fast

They charged a lot of extra fees. Being abroad and not speaking the language, it would have been better to book on-site. I feel cheated and won't come back again!

Alamo and other rental companies are located at the Las Vegas airport car rental building, about a 10-minute ride on a free shuttle bus. The office is large, and since we arrived close to midnight, there was no queue. Two counters were open, and we quickly completed the rental process. With the rental confirmation slip, you can take the escalator to the parking lot. There was only one car left in the booked category, and the staff let us choose any car from the higher category, but we didn't need a larger vehicle, so we took the only one available, which was very new with only 8000 miles on it. Returning the car was super quick, taking less than a minute, just a check to see if the tank was full. The rental building is only a 2-minute drive from South Las Vegas Outlets and a gas station, very convenient!