Taxi Transfers from Los Angeles Airport to Anaheim

Los Angeles Airport to Anaheim: Transfers and Taxi

Transfers from Los Angeles Airport to Anaheim

Getting out of the fourth-busiest air hub in the world automatically translates to a lot of stress, and navigating the best option to the home of the happiest place on Earth can be a frustrating task.

Fortunately, transfer services like Kiwitaxi provide the perfect solution for your transportation needs. All you need to do is make a booking online, preferably before you get on the flight, and your driver will be waiting to carry you to your destination within 36 minutes.

From as low as 144 USD, you also get to choose the car class that will best suit any travel needs you or your family might have among the 10 expansive options. You can also cancel the booking for free without fear of any repercussions, you’re simply made to feel like the king. 

Taxi from Los Angeles Airport to Anaheim

Given the distance the journey involves, neither regular taxis nor Uber provide admirable options for transportation. First, with the sheer inevitability of hold-ups on the road, it’s a bad idea to use a transport option that charges extra based on the duration of the traffic. 

Uber and regular cabs both charge extra fees for the ‘waiting time’ in traffic in addition to the base fees of 50 USD and 100 USD respectively on average for a trip that will usually take about 40 minutes with light traffic. 

Public Transport

SuperShuttles or Prime Time car services offer a more cost-effective solution compared with cabs, but are mostly shared at 30 USD per seat. You would have to pay double of that amount to get a private experience, even though the Prime Time cars are about 10USD cheaper than their rivals.

Considering the shuttles will take up to 2 hours picking and dropping off passengers before you reach Disneyland, it’s usually better to opt for more traditional methods of travel like the tram and trains. The train is the slightly faster option of the two at around 8 USD per ticket, after you take a FlyAway bus to the Union Station Downtown for 12 USD. The Metro C line tram is the cheapest option, since you’ll have to just pay extra 12 USD for the shuttle service.

About the Route

There are a few steps off 32 miles between the second-busiest air hub in America and the home of Disneyland. You also get to take in some unique sights at Lynwood, Pioneer Boulevard and Cerritos, but don't harbor any high hopes of seeing the ocean. Especially, if you're going through Manhattan beach.