Start your Anaheim-area visit smoothly with a shared curbside shuttle from LAX. This practical transfer saves money by grouping arrivals while offering flight monitoring and direct drops at Anaheim, Buena Park, or Garden Grove hotels.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
You step from the terminal into a current of arriving travelers and the tang of Pacific air — palms line Sepulveda while the airport hums like a small city. A shared shuttle eases out from the curb, engines low and efficient, ready to ferry you across the coastal plain toward Anaheim, Buena Park, or Garden Grove.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Approximately 2 hours (published duration 120 minutes; allow extra for stops)
Fitness Level
No special fitness required—suitable for travelers of all physical levels
Wildlife
History
The surge in transfers to Anaheim began after Disneyland opened in 1955, reshaping the city from citrus agriculture to an international hospitality hub.
Conservation
Shared transfers reduce the per-passenger carbon footprint compared with single-occupancy taxis; pack out trash and follow operator guidance for service animals and accessible needs.
Reserve your spot on the Shared Airport Arrival Transfer: LAX International Airport to Anaheim, Buena Park or Garden Grove today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Confirm 48 hours in advance
Call or message the operator with flight and hotel details at least 48 hours before arrival to avoid service delays.
Bring an approved child car seat
Infant and child seats are not provided — if traveling with children, pack a compliant car seat.
Expect shared-stop delays
Allow extra time for multiple hotel stops; actual door-to-door time can exceed the scheduled ride when road traffic is heavy.
Keep essentials in your carry-on
Keep documents, medications, and a small snack handy since luggage may be stowed and retrieval takes time at shared loads.
Mobile booking confirmation
Required for curbside pickup and to provide the reservation reference to the driver.
Government ID or passport
Drivers will typically ask for ID to match the booking and for security.
Child car seat (if traveling with infants/children)
Operators do not supply child seats—bring an approved carrier for safety and compliance.
Small carry-on or daypack
Keeps travel documents, medications, and snacks accessible during shared stops.