LAX to Disneyland & Anaheim Car Service

Anaheim is about 34 miles from LAX by road, measured to Anaheim City Hall on Google Maps: 33.6–34.5 miles eastbound and 34.7–36.2 miles back to the airport. Anaheim Hills is farther, at 43.7–45.2 miles to 8100 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd. So how far is Anaheim from LAX depends on the neighborhood: about 34 to 45 miles.

Private car, rideshare, taxi, shared shuttle and train all make this trip. If you are deciding how to get from LAX to Anaheim with luggage or children, a pre-booked car is the simplest: one vehicle from your terminal to your door, about 34 miles, with Google Maps routing it "via CA-91 E" or "via I-105 E and I-5 S".

The best option from LAX to the Disneyland Resort depends on your group, luggage and budget. For families and travelers with bags, a private car is the easiest: one vehicle from the terminal to the resort, child seats on request and a price fixed at booking. Shared shuttles may stop for other riders, and rideshare pickups at LAX start at the LAX-it lot.

The cheapest way to get from LAX to Anaheim depends on your date and group size, so compare transit, shared shuttles, rideshare and taxis for your trip; each sets its own fares. iRide360 is a private car service with fares fixed at booking, from $178 for a sedan, for travelers who want one direct ride to the door.

Trains reach Anaheim at ARTIC, 2626 E Katella Ave, served by Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner and Metrolink's Orange County Line. If you are considering the LAX to Anaheim train trip, plan the whole route, including the connection from the airport, with the rail operators' official trip planners. iRide360 is not a rail service; we drive you from the terminal to your door.

The drive to Anaheim City Hall typically takes 35–50 minutes at 10 PM on a Tuesday and 35–55 minutes at 11 AM, per Google Maps. At 5 PM on a Tuesday it typically takes 1 hr 5 min to 1 hr 50 min. Anaheim Hills takes longer, up to 2 hr 20 min at 5 PM on a Tuesday.

For a 9 AM domestic flight, leave Anaheim at about 5:10 AM. That time allows a 2-hour buffer at LAX, the 1 hr 40 min upper reading from City Hall at 6 AM and 10 spare minutes. For an 11 AM international flight, a ride from Anaheim to LAX airport should leave at about 5:40 AM.

Leave Disneyland about 2:35 PM for a 6 PM domestic flight on a Tuesday, or about 2:25 PM on a Friday. Our pickup times are measured from Anaheim City Hall in central Anaheim, so treat them as a guide for a ride from Disneyland to LAX, and call (833) 743-3360 if you want extra margin.

Yes, iRide360 picks up anywhere in Anaheim Hills, ZIP codes 92807 and 92808. It is the far end of the city: LAX to 8100 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd is 43.7–45.2 miles, typically 45 minutes to 1 hour at 10 PM on a Tuesday and up to 2 hr 20 min at 5 PM. Allow more time than our City Hall pickup table shows.

Your chauffeur meets you at your arrival terminal, on the lower Arrivals level curb, or inside with a name sign if you add meet-and-greet at booking. At the Tom Bradley International Terminal, you meet in the arrivals hall after customs or at the lower-level curb. If you can't find each other, dispatch answers at (833) 743-3360.

No, an iRide360 ride from LAX airport to Anaheim never starts at LAX-it, the lot used for rideshare pickups. Prearranged licensed operators meet passengers at the terminal, so you walk from baggage claim to the car, and your chauffeur handles the bags for the 34-mile drive.

If your flight is late, your Anaheim pickup moves with it at no extra charge. We track the flight number you give at booking and send your chauffeur for the real landing time. You have 60 free minutes after landing; after that, waiting costs $1 per minute. On a new flight? Call (833) 743-3360 with the number.

iRide360 does not run a shuttle; we offer private cars only. If you are comparing an Anaheim to LAX shuttle or a LAX to Anaheim shuttle, check that company's stops, schedule and fares, since shared vans may pick up other riders. An iRide360 car carries only your party and stops only where you ask.

An Uber ride to Anaheim is priced in the Uber app when you request it, and the fare changes with demand. Rideshare pickups at LAX use the LAX-it lot. iRide360 works differently: a fare fixed at booking, from $178 for an executive sedan to Anaheim, with a chauffeur waiting at your terminal.

A taxi from LAX runs on the meter, and LAX's official website lists current taxi information. iRide360 is not a taxi: our sedan fare to the Disneyland Resort was $184.05 before the tip, fixed at booking, with tolls and taxes included and a chauffeur waiting at your terminal.

Yes, iRide360 is an Anaheim black car service and Anaheim chauffeur service for LAX trips both ways, in a black executive sedan or a full-size black luxury SUV. We hold California CPUC license TCP 43833-A, work from El Segundo near LAX, and our LAX to Anaheim car service starts at $178.

iRide360 provides the private, chauffeured airport limousine experience in black executive sedans and luxury SUVs; we do not run stretch limousines. If you searched for an Anaheim limo service for LAX, expect a private car with your own chauffeur, a door-to-door ride and a price fixed before the trip.

The best car service to Disneyland is one that passes a clear checklist: a CPUC license number, flight tracking, a fare fixed in advance, pickup at the terminal instead of LAX-it, child seats if you need them and genuine Google reviews. iRide360 publishes license TCP 43833-A, tracks every arrival, gives 60 free minutes after landing and is rated 5.0★ on Google.

Yes, our LAX to Disneyland car service can include rear-facing, forward-facing and booster seats, from $25 each. Tell us each child's age and weight when you book, and we bring the seats you request. The luxury SUV, for up to 5 passengers and 5 bags, suits most families heading to the parks.

Book the executive sedan for up to 3 passengers with 3 bags, or the luxury SUV for up to 5 passengers with 5 bags. For a Disneyland week with a stroller and large suitcases, the SUV usually fits better. Mention golf bags or oversized cases when you book so we can confirm the right vehicle.

Yes, you can add a stop between LAX and Anaheim, and only the extra distance and time are added to the fare. Pickup time, address and vehicle can be changed online or with dispatch at (833) 743-3360, and the price adjusts. Book once your flight is set; we track delays, so you don't need to call about them.