
Executive sedan
From $124
Up to 3 passengers and 3 bags
A solo business traveler or a pair heading to a meeting at Century Plaza Towers or Constellation Place.
LAX → Century City · Flight-tracked arrival · TCP 43833-A
An iRide360 LAX to Century City car service starts at $124 for an executive sedan and $148 for a luxury SUV, at a flat rate with no surge pricing. Century City is about 14–15 miles from LAX by road. The drive typically takes 20–40 minutes late at night and 26 minutes to 1 hour at weekday midday, per Google Maps. We follow your flight, and your chauffeur waits at the Arrivals curb or inside the terminal with a name sign. The private car from LAX to Century City carries only your party to your hotel, office tower or home. For your flight out, we pick you up anywhere in Century City. Tolls and taxes are included, and gratuity is optional.
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An iRide360 LAX to Century City car service starts at $124 for an executive sedan and $148 for a luxury SUV, at a flat rate with no surge pricing. Century City is about 14–15 miles from LAX by road. The drive typically takes 20–40 minutes late at night and 26 minutes to 1 hour at weekday midday, per Google Maps. We follow your flight, and your chauffeur waits at the Arrivals curb or inside the terminal with a name sign. The private car from LAX to Century City carries only your party to your hotel, office tower or home. For your flight out, we pick you up anywhere in Century City. Tolls and taxes are included, and gratuity is optional.
Century City is a 176-acre business district on the Westside, with office towers, hotels on Avenue of the Stars and Westfield Century City. iRide360, a CPUC-licensed (TCP 43833-A) black car service based in El Segundo near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), runs a LAX to Century City car service. Your price is set before you land. Here, the hour matters more than the miles: the 8 AM arrival we checked was the slow one. The Century City to LAX car service works the same way for your flight out.
| Route | Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) ↔ Century City, Los Angeles (ZIP code 90067), both directions |
|---|---|
| Distance | About 14–15 miles by road to central Century City, mostly on Interstate 405 (per Google Maps) |
| LAX → Century City, off-peak | About 20–40 minutes late at night and before 6 AM (typical, per Google Maps) |
| LAX → Century City, peak | About 40 minutes to 1 hour 25 minutes at 8 AM (typical, per Google Maps, checked on a Tuesday) |
| Century City → LAX | 18–24 minutes at 3:30 AM; 22–40 minutes at 10 AM; 35 minutes to 1 hour 10 minutes at 4:30 PM (typical, per Google Maps, checked on a Tuesday) |
| From prices (LAX → Century City) | $124 executive sedan · $148 luxury SUV; fixed at booking; tolls and taxes included; gratuity optional |
| Pickup and wait at LAX | Arrivals curb or meet-and-greet inside the terminal (not the LAX-it lot); 60 minutes free after landing |
| Operator | iRide360, CPUC charter-party carrier TCP 43833-A, El Segundo, CA · (833) 743-3360 |
Flat rates · No surge
You see the full LAX to Century City car service cost on screen before you pay, and it does not move after you book. The fare depends on your exact address and the vehicle you choose, not on traffic or demand. Our own quotes for three Century City addresses came to $124–$127 for a sedan and $148–$152 for an SUV, before gratuity. The LAX to Century City flat rate shown at checkout is what you pay, plus any gratuity you choose.

From $124
Up to 3 passengers and 3 bags
A solo business traveler or a pair heading to a meeting at Century Plaza Towers or Constellation Place.

From $148
Up to 5 passengers and 5 bags
SUV service from LAX to Century City for families, small teams bound for the Fox Studio Lot, or anyone with extra luggage.
Estimates are planning guides. Your exact pickup time, address, vehicle and requested extras determine the confirmed total shown before payment.
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Included
Added only when requested
You can book in five steps, and the fixed fare appears in the first one.
Open iride360.com/book, enter LAX and your Century City address, and pick an executive sedan or a luxury SUV to see your fare.
Enter your airline and flight number, then select curbside pickup or meet-and-greet with a name sign.
Request child seats or extra stops, and tell us about a pet ($25 pet fee) or any additional request.
Set your gratuity at checkout: 15%, 18%, 20%, 25% or a custom amount, including $0.
After landing, collect your bags and meet your chauffeur, who has followed your flight, waits up to 60 minutes free and drives you directly to your Century City address.
Terminal by terminal
Choose how we meet you when you book. For curbside pickup, your chauffeur waits at the lower-level Arrivals curb outside your terminal. With LAX meet and greet for Century City trips, your chauffeur waits inside the terminal with your name on a sign. Flying into the Tom Bradley International Terminal? We meet you in the arrivals hall after customs or at the lower-level curb. iRide360 does not use LAX-it, the rideshare lot. As a prearranged, licensed carrier, we pick you up at your own terminal. Can't spot your chauffeur? Call dispatch at (833) 743-3360.
Terminals 1–8
Lower-level Arrivals curb outside your terminal, or inside the terminal with a name sign if you choose meet-and-greet.
Tom Bradley International Terminal
The arrivals hall after customs, or the lower-level curb.
Not sure where to go?
Call dispatch at (833) 743-3360. We do not use the LAX-it rideshare lot.
Airlines by terminal
Add your airline and flight number at booking and your chauffeur meets you at the right terminal. Current assignments from the official LAX Airline Location Map (document SP26-0707, dated July 1, 2026):
| Terminal | Airlines |
|---|---|
| Terminal 1 | JetBlue, Southwest, Cayman Airways, Frontier, Sun Country, Viva Aerobus |
| Terminal 2 | LATAM, Virgin Atlantic, WestJet |
| Terminal 3 | Aeromexico, Delta |
| Terminal 4 | American Airlines, American Eagle, Contour, British Airways, Japan Airlines |
| Terminal 6 | Alaska, Air Canada, Breeze, Hawaiian, Horizon, Porter, Southern Airways |
| Terminal 7 | United / United Express |
| Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT / Terminal B) | Aer Lingus, Air China, Air France, Air New Zealand, All Nippon Airways, Asiana, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Emirates, EVA Air, Iberia, KLM, Korean Air, Lufthansa, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Swiss, Turkish Airlines, and others |
Terminal assignments can change. The official LAX terminal maps and Airline Location Map are the source of truth, so check them or your airline before you fly.
Delays, early arrivals, waiting
Free wait time
Every LAX arrival includes 60 minutes of free wait after landing. After the first hour, waiting costs $1 per minute.
Delayed flights
Dispatch watches your flight and shifts your pickup to the real landing time at no extra charge.
Rebooked flights
Phone (833) 743-3360 with the new flight number so the pickup follows you.
Typical, per Google Maps
The LAX to Century City drive time swings more with the clock than with the address. The usual route is Interstate 405 (I-405) North, and I-405 South on the way back. Times below are typical, per Google Maps, for the Fairmont Century Plaza in central Century City and for Century Plaza Towers, the farthest address we quoted.
Late-night landings give the quickest drive into Century City, and the weekday morning peak gives the slowest.
| Late night (after 8 PM) and before 6 AM | About 20–40 min |
|---|---|
| Weekday midday (9 AM–2 PM) | About 26 min–1 hr |
| Weekday morning peak (6:30–9:30 AM) | About 40 min–1 hr 25 min |
| Weekday afternoon peak (3–7 PM) | About 22–55 min |
| Friday afternoons and evenings | About 22–50 min |
| Weekends | About 26–55 min |
These Century City to LAX times were measured from the Fairmont Century Plaza on a Tuesday, plus one Friday afternoon check.
On the Tuesday we checked, leaving Century City for LAX took 40 minutes or less at every morning reading (3:30 to 10 AM) and was slowest at 4:30 PM.
| Tuesday 3:30 AM | 18–24 min |
|---|---|
| Tuesday 6:00 AM | 18–30 min |
| Tuesday 7:00 AM | 22–40 min |
| Tuesday 10:00 AM | 22–40 min |
| Tuesday 3:00 PM | 30 min–1 hr |
| Tuesday 4:30 PM | 35 min–1 hr 10 min |
| Tuesday 6:30 PM | 30–55 min |
| Friday 2:30 PM | 30 min–1 hr 5 min |
In Century City, which direction is slow depends on the time of day. Landing at 8 AM on the Tuesday we checked gave the slowest trip into Century City, while a 5 PM arrival typically took only 22–55 minutes. Going the other way, the slowest Tuesday readings to LAX were at 3:00 PM and 4:30 PM. Century Plaza Towers ran no more than 5 minutes longer than the Fairmont at the upper end.
Drive times are typical, per Google Maps checks in October 2026. Prices are from iRide360's own booking engine, fixed at booking.
Live map of the current driving route and traffic between Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Century City, Los Angeles, California. Drive time is a planning guide, not a guarantee.
Departures
Aim to be at LAX 2 hours ahead of a domestic departure and 3 hours ahead of an international one. These pickup times from central Century City use the slower end of the typical drive time plus 10 minutes of margin. For a 9:00 AM domestic flight, book a pickup from central Century City around 6:20 AM.
| Flight departs | Flight type | Suggested pickup in Century City |
|---|---|---|
| 6:00 AM | Domestic | About 3:25 AM |
| 9:00 AM | Domestic | About 6:20 AM |
| 1:00 PM | Domestic | About 10:10 AM |
| 6:00 PM | Domestic | About 2:50 PM (about 2:45 PM on Fridays) |
| 11:00 AM | International | About 7:10 AM |
| 10:30 PM | International | About 6:25 PM |
Century City coverage
We drive to every address in Century City, and we pick up at each of these places for the ride back to LAX. Here are common stops, with the details we could verify.
Westfield Century City
10250 Santa Monica Blvd, the Century City mall. On a ride from LAX to Westfield Century City, tell us which side you need: the center has three valet stations, on Santa Monica Blvd, Avenue of the Stars and Constellation Blvd.
Fairmont Century Plaza
2025 Avenue of the Stars. For a trip from LAX to Fairmont Century Plaza, we take you to the hotel's address in central Century City.
InterContinental Los Angeles Century City
2151 Avenue of the Stars, on the same street as the Fairmont.
Century Plaza Towers
2029 and 2049 Century Park E. Give us your tower's street number so you arrive at the right building.
Constellation Place
10250 Constellation Blvd, an office tower.
Fox Studio Lot
10201 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064. A film and TV production complex in the Century City neighborhood.
Residential Century City
Any home or business address in ZIP code 90067.
Compare your options
If you are working out how to get from LAX to Century City, your choices are a pre-booked private car, rideshare, taxi, a shared shuttle or public transit. The table shows how each one works at the airport and on price.
The two big differences are where LAX pickup happens and how each price is set.
| Feature | iRide360 private car from LAX to Century City | Rideshare (Uber, Lyft) | Taxi | Shared shuttle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pickup location | At your terminal: Arrivals curb, or a name sign inside | LAX-it rideshare lot | Where LAX directs taxis; check LAX's official website | Set by the shuttle operator |
| Price model | Flat rate fixed when you book; never surged | Moves with demand; shown in the app | Check LAX's official website | Set by the operator |
| Wait for delays | Flight followed; first hour after landing free | You order the car once you land | You find a cab once you land | Set by the operator |
| Luggage help | Your chauffeur handles bags | Up to the driver | Up to the driver | Up to the operator |
| Other riders | Only your party | Varies by ride type | Only your party | Other passengers' stops |
| Flight tracking | Yes | No | No | Varies by operator |
Licensed, insured, local
iRide360 is a Los Angeles car service: a CPUC-licensed (TCP 43833-A) black car service based in El Segundo near LAX.
Licensing
An insured California charter-party carrier holding CPUC permit TCP 43833-A.
Local office
222 N Pacific Coast Hwy, Suite 2000, El Segundo, a few minutes from LAX.
Flight tracking
Every arriving flight is tracked, and the first hour of waiting after landing is free.
Flat rate, no surge
One flat rate per Century City car service trip, set at booking and never surged.
24/7 dispatch
Dispatch answers around the clock at (833) 743-3360.
Google rating
Rated 5.0★ on Google.
Verified Google reviews
“KG and his team are the absolute best. Timely services, clean and luxurious vehicles, and flexibility for curbside or full pick-up service with a sign. These guys have you covered and we've been using them for years - do yourself a favor and call them.”
“Very Reliable and great experience. Experienced drivers.”
“Great ride On time Experienced driver Very luxe”
Google selects the review excerpts returned for LAX Car Service by iRide360.com. Rating and review count verified October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
The questions travelers ask before booking a LAX to Century City transfer, grouped in the order they usually come up.
Prices
iRide360 charges from $124 for an executive sedan and from $148 for a luxury SUV from LAX to Century City. The LAX to Century City car service price depends on your exact address and vehicle: our own quotes ran $124–$127 for a sedan and $148–$152 for an SUV. Tolls and taxes are included, and gratuity is optional.
The Century City to LAX car service is priced the same way as arrivals: by your pickup address and vehicle, fixed when you book. Our quotes from LAX to Century City started at $124 for a sedan and $148 for an SUV. Enter your Century City address at iride360.com/book to see your exact fare before you pay.
No, bad traffic never raises an iRide360 fare from LAX to Century City. The price is locked when you book, even if I-405 slows to a crawl. It moves only when the trip itself changes: a new address or vehicle, an added stop, or waiting beyond the free hour after landing, which costs $1 per minute.
Getting there
There are five common ways to get from LAX to Century City: a pre-booked private car, rideshare from the LAX-it lot, taxi, shared shuttle and public transit. A pre-booked LAX to Century City car service is the one that meets you at your own terminal and goes directly to your hotel, office or home. If you are weighing how to get from LAX to Century City with luggage, that means no lot, no line and no transfers.
Timing
The LAX to Century City drive time is typically 20–40 minutes late at night and 26 minutes to 1 hour on a weekday midday, per Google Maps. For an 8 AM arrival on a Tuesday, Google Maps showed 40 minutes to 1 hour 25 minutes. Central Century City is about 14–15 miles from LAX, mostly on I-405 North.
Leave central Century City about 2 hours 40 minutes before a 9:00 AM domestic flight, with a pickup around 6:20 AM. For a 6:00 PM flight, book around 2:50 PM, or 2:45 PM on a Friday. These times get you to LAX two hours before a domestic departure; an 11:00 AM international flight means a pickup around 7:10 AM.
At LAX
You meet your chauffeur at your own LAX terminal: at the lower-level Arrivals curb for curbside pickup, or inside the terminal by a name sign if you booked meet-and-greet. Arrivals at the Tom Bradley International Terminal are met in the arrivals hall after customs or at the lower-level curb. Dispatch at (833) 743-3360 can connect you if you need help.
No, iRide360 riders never go to LAX-it, the airport's rideshare lot. Because iRide360 is a prearranged, licensed carrier, your chauffeur meets you at your own terminal instead. That saves you a separate trip to the lot with your bags before the drive to Century City even starts.
If your flight is delayed, your pickup moves with it at no charge. Give us your airline and flight number when you book, and dispatch follows the flight and resets your pickup to the actual landing time. If you are rebooked on a different flight, call (833) 743-3360 with the new number so your chauffeur is there when you land.
Your chauffeur waits up to 60 minutes after your flight lands, free, on every LAX arrival. That hour gives you time to leave the plane and collect your bags. Waiting past 60 minutes costs $1 per minute. At a Century City pickup, such as an office tower, hotel or home, the first 15 minutes of waiting are free.
Alternatives
Yes, but Uber pickups at LAX happen at LAX-it, the airport's rideshare lot, not at your terminal curb. You request the ride in the Uber app and meet your driver at the lot. A prearranged, licensed car service like iRide360 meets you at your own terminal instead, at the curb or inside with a name sign.
Only the Uber app can tell you what an Uber from LAX to Century City costs, since Uber fares move with demand. The Uber cost from LAX to Century City can climb at busy times, and the ride starts at the LAX-it lot rather than your terminal. iRide360 fixes your fare at booking, from $124 for an executive sedan.
Neither a taxi nor Uber is reliably cheaper from LAX, because the answer changes from day to day. Uber and Lyft fares move with demand, so check both apps when you land, and check LAX's official website for taxi fares before you travel. If you want the number settled before you fly, a pre-booked private car fixes the fare at booking, tolls and taxes included.
Whether a limo-style car service is cheaper than Uber depends on the day, because Uber prices change with demand while a pre-booked car has a fixed fare. iRide360 is a black car service, not a stretch-limo company. Our fare from LAX to Century City starts at $124 for an executive sedan, set when you book, with no surge pricing and pickup at your terminal. Compare it with the Uber app on your travel day.
The cheapest way to LAX depends on how many people and bags you have, so compare public transit, shared shuttles and rideshare on the day you travel. Check Metro's official trip planner for current transit routes from Century City. A private car works differently: one fixed fare covers your whole party, up to 3 passengers in a sedan or 5 in an SUV.
iRide360 does not run a free shuttle to LAX, or any shuttle. For a LAX shuttle to Century City or back, check LAX's official website for current options, because shuttle services and schedules change. Our private car carries only your party, door to door, and starts at $124 for an executive sedan from LAX to Century City.
Service
Yes, iRide360 operates as a licensed black car service in Century City, using black executive sedans and full-size luxury SUVs. We cover every hotel, office tower and home in ZIP code 90067, plus the Fox Studio Lot on Pico Boulevard, in both directions between Century City and LAX. Our license is California CPUC TCP 43833-A.
iRide360 provides the private, chauffeured airport limousine experience in black executive sedans and luxury SUVs, not stretch limousines. If you searched for a Century City limo service for an airport trip, you get a door-to-door ride with a professional chauffeur at a price fixed when you book. Fares from LAX start at $124 for a sedan.
Choose a car service from LAX that is licensed by the California CPUC, tracks your flight, fixes the price at booking, meets you at your terminal instead of LAX-it, and has genuine Google reviews. iRide360 holds CPUC permit TCP 43833-A, monitors each arriving flight, includes a free hour of waiting after landing, never applies surge pricing and has a 5.0★ Google rating.
Vehicles
An executive sedan seats up to 3 passengers with 3 bags, and a luxury SUV seats up to 5 passengers with 5 bags. Pick by luggage as much as by headcount. The SUV suits families, work teams carrying cases, or long-stay luggage. Mention anything oversized at booking so dispatch sends a vehicle it fits in.
Yes, booster, forward-facing and rear-facing child seats are available on request, from $25 per seat. Select the seat type and quantity when you book so the right seats are ready for your ride. The seats come with your chauffeur to the pickup, at LAX or at your Century City hotel or home.
Booking
Yes, every iRide360 LAX airport transfer to Century City is pre-booked and private, in an executive sedan or a luxury SUV. Your flight is tracked, the first hour after landing is free, and your chauffeur takes your party directly to your hotel, office or home. Prices start at $124 for a sedan, and the tip is up to you.
Yes, stops can be added to a ride between LAX and Century City at booking, or by calling dispatch before pickup, for example to drop a colleague along the way. You pay for the added distance and time, and the same chauffeur stays with you until the final drop-off.
Book your LAX–Century City car as soon as your flight is booked. An early booking locks in your vehicle class and any child seats and gives dispatch time to assign your chauffeur. Need a car on short notice? Call dispatch, open 24/7, at (833) 743-3360 to check availability, but booking ahead is the safer choice for a Century City ride.
Yes, you can update the pickup time, address or vehicle online or by calling dispatch at (833) 743-3360, and the price is recalculated for the new trip. You never need to report a flight delay: dispatch already follows your flight and shifts the pickup to your actual landing time.
See your fixed fare for the LAX to Century City car service at iride360.com/book, or phone dispatch at any hour. Add your return ride to LAX while you are there.
Private, flight-tracked chauffeur service from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Century City, Los Angeles, California.
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