LAX to Long Beach, CA Car Service

A pre-booked private car is the simplest way to get from LAX airport to Long Beach with luggage, because it meets you at your terminal and drives you to your door. An LAX to Long Beach car service covers the roughly 22 miles mostly on I-405 South. For travelers working out how to get from LAX to Long Beach, rideshare, taxis, shuttles and transit are the other choices.

You can get from Long Beach to LAX by private car, rideshare, taxi, shuttle or public transit. With iRide360, a chauffeur comes to your Long Beach home, hotel or office and brings you to your airline's Departures curb at LAX, bags included. Give yourself margin in the morning: from the Convention Center, Google Maps typically showed 35 minutes to 1 hr 15 min at 7 AM on a Tuesday.

The LAX to Long Beach drive time to the Convention Center typically ran 24–40 minutes at 10 PM on a Tuesday and 26–45 minutes at 11 AM that day, per Google Maps. At 5 PM on a Tuesday it grew to 40 minutes to 1 hr 20 min. The Convention Center is about 22 miles from LAX by road.

For a 9 AM domestic flight, leave central Long Beach at about 5:55 AM. Our planning table also suggests about 3:00 PM for a 6:00 PM domestic departure and about 6:35 AM for an 11:00 AM international one. Every time combines the airline buffer (2 hours domestic, 3 hours international), the slow end of the nearest Google Maps reading and 10 extra minutes.

Your chauffeur meets you at your arrival terminal, at the lower-level Arrivals curb, or inside with a name sign if you choose LAX meet and greet for Long Beach rides. At the Tom Bradley International Terminal, your chauffeur waits in the arrivals hall after customs, or at the lower-level curb. If you cannot find each other, call dispatch at (833) 743-3360.

No, iRide360 passengers never need the LAX-it lot, which is where rideshare riders are picked up. As a prearranged, licensed carrier, we meet you at the terminal where you land, so your luggage goes straight into the car for the ride of about 22 miles to Long Beach.

If your flight is delayed, your iRide360 pickup simply moves with it at no added cost. We follow the flight number on your booking and time the pickup to the real landing. Rebooked onto another flight? Phone (833) 743-3360 with the new number and we will be there for that one instead.

Your iRide360 chauffeur waits 60 minutes after your flight lands at no charge, which leaves time for baggage claim. Waiting beyond that hour is billed at $1 per minute. When we collect you in Long Beach for the trip back to LAX, the first 15 minutes of waiting are free as well.

Only the Uber app can tell you the LAX to Long Beach Uber cost, because its prices change with demand. Yes, you can take an Uber from LAX to Long Beach: rideshare pickups happen at the LAX-it lot, and the app shows the price when you request a ride. An iRide360 fare, by contrast, is fixed at booking and starts at $153 for a sedan.

Taxis between LAX and Long Beach are metered, so check LAX's official website for current taxi information before you fly. The same applies to a taxi from Long Beach to LAX. If you are comparing a taxi with a private car, the difference is how the price is set: an iRide360 fare is fixed at booking and starts at $153 for a sedan.

Yes, shared shuttle companies serve the LAX and Long Beach route, each with its own prices, stops and timetable. An LAX to Long Beach shuttle can drop other passengers before you, and a Long Beach to LAX shuttle may collect several groups on the way to the airport. iRide360 is a private car instead: one party, one route, straight to your address.

For public transit between Long Beach and LAX, check Metro's official trip planner for current Long Beach to LAX metro, rail and bus choices, since routes and timetables change. We do not operate transit. What we offer is a chauffeur who loads your bags at your Long Beach address and unloads them at the Departures curb, with no transfers between lines.

Yes, iRide360 is a Long Beach black car service for rides to and from LAX, in black executive sedans and full-size luxury SUVs. We are licensed by the California CPUC (TCP 43833-A) and serve every Long Beach address, from downtown and the waterfront to Cal State Long Beach.

iRide360 provides the private, chauffeured airport limousine experience in black executive sedans and luxury SUVs; we do not offer stretch limousines. If you are searching for a Long Beach limo service for an LAX trip, you get a professional chauffeur, a door-to-door ride and a price agreed before you travel.

The best car service to LAX is one that passes a few checks for your trip: a CPUC license number, flight tracking, a price fixed at booking, a terminal pickup instead of LAX-it, and genuine Google reviews. iRide360 shows TCP 43833-A, tracks every arrival, gives 60 free minutes after landing and holds a 5.0★ Google rating.

Yes, iRide360 serves both, and each has its own page. For a ride from LAX to Long Beach cruise terminal sailings, see our Long Beach cruise terminal car service page. If you fly into Long Beach Airport (LGB) instead of LAX, see our Long Beach Airport car service page. This page covers rides between LAX and the city of Long Beach.

The executive sedan takes up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, and the luxury SUV takes up to 5 passengers and 5 bags. The sedan suits one to three travelers with normal luggage; four or five people, or a pile of suitcases, need the SUV. Mention strollers, golf bags or large cases at booking so we send the right car to the curb.

Yes, iRide360 offers child seats from $25 each: rear-facing, forward-facing and booster. When you book, list the seat type, the number of seats and each child's age and weight. We fit the seats before pickup, so they are ready at the LAX curb or outside your Long Beach address.

Yes, iRide360 provides pre-booked LAX airport transfers to Long Beach in an executive sedan or a luxury SUV. Each transfer includes flight tracking, 60 free minutes after landing and a direct ride to your address, whether that is the Hyatt Regency, the Queen Mary or a home in 90803. Fares start at $153, and gratuity is optional.

Yes, you can add a stop between LAX and Long Beach, such as dropping a colleague at a downtown hotel before you head to Cal State Long Beach. Add it at booking or call dispatch beforehand. You pay only for the extra distance and time, and the same chauffeur stays with you until the final address.

Book your Long Beach ride as soon as your flight is confirmed. An early booking holds your choice of sedan or SUV, reserves child seats and lets us plan the chauffeur. Need a car on short notice? Dispatch answers (833) 743-3360 around the clock, but allow for traffic: the Tuesday 5 PM check to Long Beach ran up to 1 hr 20 min, per Google Maps.

Yes, you can change the pickup time, address or vehicle of an iRide360 booking online or by calling (833) 743-3360, and the fare is recalculated to fit. Flight delays need no call from you, because we already track the flight and move the pickup to match the new landing time.