Century City to LAX Car Service

Five ways cover how to get from Century City to LAX: a booked private car, rideshare, taxi, shared shuttle or Metro transit. An iRide360 booking is the door-to-curb one. A chauffeur is outside your tower, hotel or home at the hour you set, and the drive ends at your airline's departures curb.

Expect a typical Century City to LAX drive time of 18–40 minutes in the morning (our 3:30 to 10 AM readings) and 30 minutes to 1 hour 10 minutes at 3:00 and 4:30 PM, per Google Maps from the Fairmont Century Plaza on a Tuesday. Mostly on Interstate 405, the distance from Century City to LAX is about 14–15 miles.

Leave about 3 hours before a 9:00 AM domestic flight (6:00 AM pickup) and about 3 hours 30 minutes before a 6:30 PM domestic flight (3:00 PM pickup). How early to leave Century City for LAX is mostly a question of the clock, because the 3:00 and 4:30 PM drives are the slowest. International departures add an hour at the airport.

Yes, a 3 AM pickup is routine: dispatch runs around the clock, and a 6:00 AM domestic flight calls for a car at about 3:15 AM. That pre-dawn hour also gave our fastest reading, 18–24 minutes from the Fairmont to LAX, typical per Google Maps on a Tuesday.

You are dropped at the curb of your airline's terminal on the upper Departures level, the Tom Bradley International Terminal included, and your chauffeur unloads the bags there. The flight number on your booking tells the car which terminal to head for, so enter it when you book.

iRide360 does not run a free shuttle, or any shuttle, to LAX. For current Century City to LAX shuttle services, check LAX's official website, because operators and schedules change, and a shared shuttle may stop for other riders. If you want the car to yourself and your group, book a private car from Century City to LAX.

No single option is cheapest for everyone, because the answer depends on how many people and bags are traveling. One iRide360 fare covers the whole party: up to 3 passengers in the executive sedan or 5 in the luxury SUV. For current transit routes and fares from Century City, use Metro's own trip planner.

It depends on the day, because Uber prices move with demand while a booked car's price is fixed in advance. iRide360 is a black car service rather than a stretch-limo company, and a Century City pickup to LAX starts at $125 in the executive sedan. Check the Uber app on your travel day to compare.

Yes, and iRide360 is one: a black car service in Century City using black executive sedans and full-size luxury SUVs, licensed by the California CPUC as TCP 43833-A. Pickups cover the office towers, hotels and homes of ZIP code 90067, plus the Fox Studio Lot on Pico Boulevard, 24 hours a day.

For a Century City limo service to the airport, iRide360 provides the private, chauffeured airport limousine experience in black executive sedans and luxury SUVs, not stretch limousines. Anyone looking for a Century City limo service or a chauffeur service in Century City gets a door-to-door ride, bags handled, at a price fixed before travel.

The right car service from Century City to LAX holds a California CPUC license, fixes your price at booking, waits for you at pickup and drops you at your airline's curb. iRide360 meets each test: CPUC permit TCP 43833-A, no surge pricing, 15 minutes of free wait and a departures-curb drop-off, with a 5.0★ rating on Google.

Yes. A Westfield Century City to LAX ride can start at any of the mall's three valet stations: Santa Monica Blvd, Avenue of the Stars or Constellation Blvd. Name the station when you book so your chauffeur waits at the right one. Your Century City mall to LAX fare is priced to the Westfield address.

The executive sedan carries up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, and the luxury SUV up to 5 passengers and 5 bags. Let luggage decide as much as headcount. For a team carrying cases or a family with long-stay luggage, book SUV service from Century City to LAX. Groups of six or more are split across cars on a single reservation.

Yes, child seats come on request from $25 each: booster, forward-facing or rear-facing. Choose the seat type and count when you book, along with each child's age and weight. Your chauffeur arrives at your Century City address with the seats already fitted, so the children can climb straight in.

Yes, one car can collect both of you: put the second address on the booking, or phone dispatch before the pickup, for instance for a colleague in the other Century Plaza tower. You pay for the added distance and time only, and both of you ride to LAX in the same car.

Book once your flight number is confirmed. An early booking locks in the vehicle class, any child seats and your pickup time, which matters most before dawn and for mid-afternoon pickups. If you need a car at short notice, call dispatch, open 24/7, at (833) 743-3360.

Yes, the pickup time, address and vehicle can all be changed online or through dispatch at (833) 743-3360, with the price worked out again for the trip as changed. A moved flight also means a fresh look at the when-to-leave table, since a mid-afternoon departure needs more lead time than a morning one.

You have 15 minutes of free waiting from the booked pickup time. Running later than that? Call dispatch so the chauffeur knows, and note that waiting past those 15 minutes is charged. From an office tower, heading down a few minutes early lets you load up and go.