Emerald Club Terms and Conditions Update – January 2026
What action is required on my part?
No action is required.
If after reviewing the updated terms and conditions you do not wish to accept them, you can cancel your membership by contacting Member Services at 600 Corporate Park Drive, St. Louis, MO 63105, or 1-800-962-7070, 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time seven days a week. .
Why are you changing the terms and conditions of my Emerald Club membership?
We modified the terms and conditions to improve the services or reflect the business needs of the Emerald Club program, to provide additional clarification, and to comply with legal requirements.
Have you taken any benefits away?
No we haven’t changed your membership level or how you achieve membership tier status. You will keep all of your rental credits, and the way you earn credits and redeem free days stays the same.
What changes have you made to the Agreement?
The following is a high level summary of the key changes to the Emerald Club Agreement. It is meant as a brief overview and not as exhaustive list of all changes to the agreement. You are encouraged to review the entire agreement before making your next Emerald Club rental.
- Clarified how rental credits are earned when a Member rents on consecutive, multiple and/or overlapping days at the same Participating Rental Location.
- Administrator changes or other amendments to the Contract or Program will now become effective thirty (30) days after dissemination of the notice unless other expressly stipulated in the Contract.
- Included “Local Law Stipulations” addendum to address country-specific requirements.
My corporate travel manager wants to know how, if at all, these revisions will impact our corporate agreement.
Corporate agreements are not mentioned in this document. Each corporate agreement should be considered independently. If you or your travel manager feels there is a conflict, you should direct any questions to your legal team.
Why is the agreement so long?
The length of the agreement is due to the master rental agreement language which must include all of the vehicle rental disclosure requirements for most of the fifty states in the United States, Canada, Belgium, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.