Enterprise car rentals

Enterprise’s counter is on parkade level P1, a 2–3 minute walk from baggage claim. Exit at Door 8, cross the street, head left to the rental desks. Cars are parked right outside. Open until 1 AM.

Who It’s For
– Business travelers: Premium cars, quick pickup.
– Families: SUVs/minivans for group trips.
– Loyalty users: Enterprise Plus for perks.
– Road-trippers: AWD for Jasper/Banff.

Booking Tips & Prices
Daily rates (early 2025, enterprise.ca/KAYAK):
– Economy (Hyundai Accent): ~CAD$30–35
– Midsize (Nissan Sentra): ~CAD$38–48
– SUV (Chevy Equinox): ~CAD$55–75

Save:
– Book 7+ days early on enterprise.ca or KAYAK for 30% off.
– Use Costco or CAA codes for 10–20% discounts.
– Join Enterprise Plus (free) for line-skipping, points.
– Skip GPS (CAD$15/day), CDW (CAD$25/day) if card-covered.

Pickup Process
Bring: driver’s license, credit card, booking confirmation. Takes 5–10 minutes; 20–25 minutes at peak (2–6 PM). Enterprise Plus skips counter. Check car, snap damage photos.

Fleet & Condition
– Economy: Hyundai Accent, Mitsubishi Mirage
– Midsize: Nissan Sentra, Toyota Corolla
– SUVs/Minivans: Chevy Equinox, Chrysler Pacifica
Clean, 5,000–25,000 km. Upgrades possible off-peak.

Fuel & Returns
– Full: Return full or pay ~CAD$3.50+/liter. Gas up at nearby Esso.
– Prepaid: Buy tank, return empty — for heavy driving.
Return to P1, 5-minute check. After-hours: dropbox keys. No Alberta tolls.

Pros & Cons
Pros: Close to terminal, reliable cars, Enterprise Plus perks, easy returns.
Cons: Pricier than Budget, peak waits, upsell pressure.

Is It Worth It?
Enterprise’s rates (CAD$30–35 economy) are higher than Budget/Alamo (CAD$27–32) but match Avis (CAD$28–35). SUVs (~CAD$55) beat Hertz’s CAD$60+. Enterprise’s newer cars and Plus program outshine Budget’s older fleet; Avis has similar quality but less loyalty value. Great for families, business travelers.

Bottom Line:
Book early, use Plus, skip extras for a solid YEG rental.

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