How do I use the digital check-in and touch-screen kiosks for accelerated arrival at the SeaTac Rental Car Facility?
Verified: 2026-06-25
At a glance
To expedite your rental car experience at SeaTac, use the online 'Skip the Counter' check-in or the touch-screen kiosks to print your rental agreement.
What to know
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What to expect on your trip
- The SeaTac Rental Car Facility offers a streamlined check-in process through its digital check-in and touch-screen kiosks, significantly reducing wait times.
- By utilizing the 'Skip the Counter' online check-in service or the self-service kiosks located within the facility, customers can quickly print their rental agreements.
- This accelerated arrival process allows renters to proceed directly to the exit booth, where they present their printed agreement to the agent.
- On average, this process reduces waiting times by up to 30 minutes during peak travel periods.
- The kiosks are available 24/7 and are located in the Rental Car Facility's main lobby.
The SeaTac Rental Car Facility offers a streamlined check-in process through its digital check-in and touch-screen kiosks, significantly reducing wait times. By utilizing the 'Skip the Counter' online check-in service or the self-service kiosks located within the facility, customers can quickly print their rental agreements. This accelerated arrival process allows renters to proceed directly to the exit booth, where they present their printed agreement to the agent. On average, this process reduces waiting times by up to 30 minutes during peak travel periods. The kiosks are available 24/7 and are located in the Rental Car Facility's main lobby. To use the 'Skip the Counter' service, simply log in to your rental reservation online, select the 'Skip the Counter' option, and print your agreement at one of the designated kiosks or directly from your mobile device. The Rental Car Facility is located at 18200 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98188, and serves approximately 2 million passengers annually.
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