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U-Save provides car rental at King Khalid International Airport (RUH), serving travellers arriving in Riyadh. The desk is based at 8392 Yousef Bin Abi Bakar Street, Alrimal Dist, Riyadh. U-Save offers a meet and greet service. After collecting your luggage, head to your terminal's main arrival hall to meet the driver, who will be holding a sign with your name, at a marked meeting point near a cafe. Call the branch for further assistance using the number in the branch details on this page. Desk opening hours (local time): Mon–Thu open 24 hours; Fri closed; Sat–Sun open 24 hours. Public holidays: open 24 hours.
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8392 Yousef Bin Abi Bakar Street, Alrimal Dist, 3529, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- 966562524918
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