If you want to use public transportation rather than ride share or taxi, I would walk to the 96th / Sepulveda bus stop. Hop on the CC 6 Sepulveda Blvd., UCLA-Westwood bus. At the Sepulveda Blvd./Santa Monica Blvd. you'll have to switch buses. Cross over to the Santa Monica / Sepulveda bus stop and hop on bus 4 Downtown LA - Broadway - Venice. Get off at the Santa Monica/Wilshire bus stop and you're in Beverly Hills. This will take you about 1 hr 15 mins (could be more due to traffic) and cost $2.75.
That was really informative. Which is the best way to get to Ventura from LAX. After watching your vid it seems looks like a bus to the northern terminal and then a taxi ?
Glad you found the video informative. Thanks for the feedback! If you want to take a taxi, you can take it from either inside the parking structure 3 between Tom Bradley Int'l Terminal and Terminal 3, at the far end of Terminal 7 or from the LAX-it lot where you could also get an Uber or Lyft. And yes, there are buses that can take you there. Alternately, you could also take a shuttle - the Ventura County Airporter Shuttle (venturashuttle.com/). That one you would board at the outer island where the orange sign "Shared Rides" is. Hope this helps.
@@triptipswithchris You just solved my issue ...Ventura Shuttle gets me right outside the Hotel. Really helpful. Thanks and good luck with your channel.
There are more payment options when using the Flyaway bus. You can use a TAP card, a metroLink fare card, or the driver will let you buy a ticket from the ticket machine at the bus stop in Van Nuys or Union Station.
Hello, I want some information about how to reach the site of "Little House on the Prairie" from LAX airport. How much does it cost if l use a taxi? Or is there any other public transportation such as public bus or train to get there? Thank you ❤
Hi, that’s in Simi Valley, right? It would be very expensive from LAX. I would take the Flyaway bus to Van Nuys and then from there with taxi or ride share to Simi Valley.
My young son is on his first flight into LAX & isn’t familiar with airports. Does anyone happen to know how to get from terminal 37 to baggage claim & then to go out & find someone who’s picking you up? The person picking him up said he would be by column 3 A but I thought everything was color coded so I’m a little confused on that part. Thank you!! He will land in a little over 3 more hours so if you see this please let me know. Thank you!!!!
There are many signs that will lead him to baggage claim. He won’t have a problem finding that. It’s very easy. In regards to the columns, pause my video at 1:14 and you’ll see a column with “4H” on it. That was at terminal 4. Your son will see the same on the columns at terminal 3. It will have the number 3 and then he’ll just need to look for 3A if that’s where the driver will pick him up. Hope this helps.
Hi Brianna! For public transportation (buses): exit your terminal and look for the PINK LAX SHUTTLE SIGN on the lower arrivals level and board the LOT SOUTH/LAX CITY BUS CENTER shuttle. Once you’re at the LAX City Bus Center, take the CC6R RAPID UCLA-WESTWOOD BUS to SEPULVEDA/SANTA MONICA BLVD. After getting off the bus, cross over Santa Monica Blvd to the Santa Monica/Sepulveda bus station on the other side and board BUS 4 DOWNTOWN LA-BROADWAY-VENICE. That bus will take you into West Hollywood. All in all this should take you about 1 1/2 hours. Of course it can be longer depending on traffic. Alternately, you can check supershuttle.com and see how much a shared ride shuttle to your destination would be. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.
Hi, you could take the FlyAway Bus (or Shuttle and Metro) to Union Station and then the Metrolink 91 Perris Valley Line to Corona. However, not sure what time you land. Make sure to check the schedule for the train. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions.
Thanks for the info. Not confident about changing transportation as I will be traveling alone with luggage. Would you suggest taking an Uber? Is it safe? But since I do not have a US number I will need a US sim card. Been searching on YT and the sim cards at LAX are too expensive.
@@shoegal0783 Yeah, I use Uber quite a bit and never had an issue. If you're not comfortable with Uber, you could also take a taxi. You could also check Super Shuttle and see how much that would be. It's been a while since I've taken one, but when I did, it all worked out well. When I had international visitors in the past, they always got a sim card from T Mobile. It's cheaper than the ones at the airport.
LAX isn't one of the worst airports in the world. Not even close. They aren't spending all that money improving, remodeling and expanding literally everything to not improve anything. Anyway, once the People Mover is finished that will connect to the Metro K line extension, getting downtown will be easier, better and more pleasant than dealing with the Green (C) Line in the middle of the freeway and then the Blue (A) Line to downtown and beyond.
As of now, I think it is one of the worst. The traffic in and around the airport is a nightmare. I agree about the improvements and am happy things are finally being addressed. In my opinion these kind of improvements, such as the people mover, should have happened 20-30 years ago. I just think they are way behind with those kind of projects considering it’s one of the busiest airports. So yeah, I’m looking forward to the projects being completed and hopefully making it easier to get to, from and around the airport.
@@triptipswithchris I haven't been to LAX for years but everything at SFO airport is way easier. Exit the international customs area follow some signs to an escalator & walk about 200 meters in total, and you're at the BART train station with a choice of two lines. Both of which go to downtown SF & beyond.
@@brentsummers7377 yeah totally agree. I lived in SF for a bit and loved how the airport is connected with the city via the BART. Super easy as you said. LAX is finally working on getting the airport connected to the metro along with a new people mover, but they just recently announced it won't be done before 2025. Hopefully that will make things much better.
Yeah, exactly. That will make it much better. Should have happened a long time ago in my opinion. Traffic has been a nightmare in and around the airport. Looking forward to the metro connection and people mover.
I might come to Los Angeles again. Maybe about 6 months before the Olympics or six months after the Olympics, but not until those new train lines are operating. It's all very well having all these bus connection options now but traffic can ruin it all. Heck, even 30 years ago bus drivers operating transfers to the airport warned passengers about the possible delays.
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Thank you Brent! Glad this was helpful 😊
It’s $1.75 NOT $2.50 -for metro train or bus fare
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I want to know how to go to Beverly Hills from lax airport
If you want to use public transportation rather than ride share or taxi, I would walk to the 96th / Sepulveda bus stop. Hop on the CC 6 Sepulveda Blvd., UCLA-Westwood bus.
At the Sepulveda Blvd./Santa Monica Blvd. you'll have to switch buses. Cross over to the Santa Monica / Sepulveda bus stop and hop on bus 4 Downtown LA - Broadway - Venice.
Get off at the Santa Monica/Wilshire bus stop and you're in Beverly Hills.
This will take you about 1 hr 15 mins (could be more due to traffic) and cost $2.75.
That was really informative. Which is the best way to get to Ventura from LAX. After watching your vid it seems looks like a bus to the northern terminal and then a taxi ?
Glad you found the video informative. Thanks for the feedback!
If you want to take a taxi, you can take it from either inside the parking structure 3 between Tom Bradley Int'l Terminal and Terminal 3, at the far end of Terminal 7 or from the LAX-it lot where you could also get an Uber or Lyft. And yes, there are buses that can take you there.
Alternately, you could also take a shuttle - the Ventura County Airporter Shuttle (venturashuttle.com/). That one you would board at the outer island where the orange sign "Shared Rides" is. Hope this helps.
@@triptipswithchris You just solved my issue ...Ventura Shuttle gets me right outside the Hotel. Really helpful. Thanks and good luck with your channel.
@@mjohns5944 thank you so much and I am glad that helped! Good to hear that the shuttle is a convenient option for you. Safe travels!
There are more payment options when using the Flyaway bus. You can use a TAP card, a metroLink fare card, or the driver will let you buy a ticket from the ticket machine at the bus stop in Van Nuys or Union Station.
Hello, I want some information about how to reach the site of "Little House on the Prairie" from LAX airport. How much does it cost if l use a taxi? Or is there any other public transportation such as public bus or train to get there? Thank you ❤
Hi, that’s in Simi Valley, right?
It would be very expensive from LAX. I would take the Flyaway bus to Van Nuys and then from there with taxi or ride share to Simi Valley.
I used to take the flyaway from Airport to Long Beach or to Hollywood and vine. Did those routes stop?
Hi John, yeah as of now they only service Van Nuys and Downtown LA.
My young son is on his first flight into LAX & isn’t familiar with airports. Does anyone happen to know how to get from terminal 37 to baggage claim & then to go out & find someone who’s picking you up? The person picking him up said he would be by column 3 A but I thought everything was color coded so I’m a little confused on that part. Thank you!! He will land in a little over 3 more hours so if you see this please let me know. Thank you!!!!
There are many signs that will lead him to baggage claim. He won’t have a problem finding that. It’s very easy.
In regards to the columns, pause my video at 1:14 and you’ll see a column with “4H” on it. That was at terminal 4. Your son will see the same on the columns at terminal 3. It will have the number 3 and then he’ll just need to look for 3A if that’s where the driver will pick him up.
Hope this helps.
Hi, what do you recommend for getting from LAX to west hollywood?
Hi Brianna! For public transportation (buses): exit your terminal and look for the PINK LAX SHUTTLE SIGN on the lower arrivals level and board the LOT SOUTH/LAX CITY BUS CENTER shuttle. Once you’re at the LAX City Bus Center, take the CC6R RAPID UCLA-WESTWOOD BUS to SEPULVEDA/SANTA MONICA BLVD. After getting off the bus, cross over Santa Monica Blvd to the Santa Monica/Sepulveda bus station on the other side and board BUS 4 DOWNTOWN LA-BROADWAY-VENICE. That bus will take you into West Hollywood. All in all this should take you about 1 1/2 hours. Of course it can be longer depending on traffic.
Alternately, you can check supershuttle.com and see how much a shared ride shuttle to your destination would be.
Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions.
Hi, can you please let me know how to take transportation from LAX airport to Corona?
Hi, you could take the FlyAway Bus (or Shuttle and Metro) to Union Station and then the Metrolink 91 Perris Valley Line to Corona. However, not sure what time you land. Make sure to check the schedule for the train. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions.
Thanks for the info. Not confident about changing transportation as I will be traveling alone with luggage. Would you suggest taking an Uber? Is it safe? But since I do not have a US number I will need a US sim card. Been searching on YT and the sim cards at LAX are too expensive.
@@shoegal0783 Yeah, I use Uber quite a bit and never had an issue. If you're not comfortable with Uber, you could also take a taxi. You could also check Super Shuttle and see how much that would be. It's been a while since I've taken one, but when I did, it all worked out well.
When I had international visitors in the past, they always got a sim card from T Mobile. It's cheaper than the ones at the airport.
Thank you Chris! Will look into the other options you mentioned.
@@shoegal0783 you’re welcome ☺️
How can i get from lax to burbank airport?
I would take the FlyAway bus to Union Station and then the Metrolink Ventura County Line to Burbank Airport.
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I haven’t been to that airport yet.
do they accep cash or debit card ??
Hi Jose, which transportation option are you referring to?
@@triptipswithchris to the airport
flyaway
@@JoseTorred-bu1ji They accept debit cards but no cash. Let me know of you have any other questions.
@@triptipswithchris thanks
Terminal 37?
Hello. Where in the video do I mention terminal 37? Please let me know and that way I can clarify. Thank you!
LAX isn't one of the worst airports in the world. Not even close. They aren't spending all that money improving, remodeling and expanding literally everything to not improve anything. Anyway, once the People Mover is finished that will connect to the Metro K line extension, getting downtown will be easier, better and more pleasant than dealing with the Green (C) Line in the middle of the freeway and then the Blue (A) Line to downtown and beyond.
As of now, I think it is one of the worst. The traffic in and around the airport is a nightmare. I agree about the improvements and am happy things are finally being addressed. In my opinion these kind of improvements, such as the people mover, should have happened 20-30 years ago. I just think they are way behind with those kind of projects considering it’s one of the busiest airports. So yeah, I’m looking forward to the projects being completed and hopefully making it easier to get to, from and around the airport.
@@triptipswithchris I haven't been to LAX for years but everything at SFO airport is way easier. Exit the international customs area follow some signs to an escalator & walk about 200 meters in total, and you're at the BART train station with a choice of two lines. Both of which go to downtown SF & beyond.
@@brentsummers7377 yeah totally agree. I lived in SF for a bit and loved how the airport is connected with the city via the BART. Super easy as you said.
LAX is finally working on getting the airport connected to the metro along with a new people mover, but they just recently announced it won't be done before 2025. Hopefully that will make things much better.
LAX is not the world's worst Airport I'm sorry, and soon there will be train service to/from LAX.
Yeah, exactly. That will make it much better. Should have happened a long time ago in my opinion. Traffic has been a nightmare in and around the airport. Looking forward to the metro connection and people mover.
I might come to Los Angeles again. Maybe about 6 months before the Olympics or six months after the Olympics, but not until those new train lines are operating. It's all very well having all these bus connection options now but traffic can ruin it all. Heck, even 30 years ago bus drivers operating transfers to the airport warned passengers about the possible delays.
So helpful! Thanks a lot
That's great, Camila! Glad this was helpful. 😊