Transport LAX to Anaheim

[aussie2324]

We will be coming to the States Sept 2012. There will be 8 of us. Would it be cheaper to get 2 cabs from LAX to our hotel in Anaheim or a shuttle?

[kenish]

Here you go: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g32655-c3183/Los-Angeles:California:Getting.To.Theme.Parks.html

 

http://graylineanaheim.com/shuttles.shtml

 

Either take the Gray Line bus or a shared shuttle van. Since there's a good volume of passengers between LAX and DL, it's unlikely a shared van will stop enroute to drop others off at residences or businesses. Also due to volume the fares on the van or bus are reasonable. I personally recommend Karmel Shuttle, browse this board and you will find many positive comments. That's not the case with Super Shuttle or Primetime, although they are usually OK.

[Candie]

We booked with a company called Sav-On Shuttle for LAX to Long Beach terminal. Private van for 8 and will include car seats or booster seats which is law in CA. Haven't travelled yet, but I will post once we do.

[AnotherJenny]

I second Disneyland Resort Express (Grayline). In California carseats or boosters are required for kids until age 8 or height 4'9" in taxis or shuttle vans, but not charter buses like Grayline. Sav-on shuttle mentioned above is the only one I've ever heard of that will provide a carseat. Also, the taxi will run upwards of $100. You may be able to book a Disney package that includes the park tickets, hotel and ground transportation.

[Adventures ahead]

I've read that because cabs are metered and traffic can be heavy and slow that taxis are not the way to go.

[PatriciaF]

An exclusive 9 passenger van from LAX to Disneyland is $107 (plus a tip of $20 or so) from SuperShuttle (www.supershuttle.com)

[aussie2324]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I have booked an exclusive van with Karmel shuttle for the eight of us for $96:D