- Which terminal at LAX?Qantas flies from the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT). Terminals 1 to 8 are domestic, mostly. No terminal has a hotel attached, and every hotel shuttle serves all of them, so choose a hotel by its shuttle hours, not by terminal. Airlines move, so check your ticket.Read →
- LAX hotel shuttles: hours, waits and where to standThe Hyatt Regency, Sheraton Gateway and Hilton list a free 24-hour shuttle on Booking.com. Courtyard lists one every 15 minutes. The Westin, Hyatt Place and Homewood Suites are free but the hours are not stated by the hotels. Embassy Suites runs only on request. Hotel shuttles collect on the Upper/Departures Level at the red pylons, except that the Hilton lists Arrivals.Read →
- Getting from LAX to Los AngelesTake the FlyAway bus to Union Station, or a LAX Metro Connector shuttle to the LAX/Metro Transit Center for the C and K Lines. Rideshare and taxis pick up at LAX-it. Fares in sources differ, so check LAX's page before you ride.Read →
- Getting between terminals at LAXSome terminals are joined by walkways inside security, but we could not confirm which, and the horseshoe is long. Outside security, with bags and no boarding pass, you use LAX's shuttle buses or walk the curb. The people mover (SkyLink) is not open yet.Read →
- A long layover at LAX: stay or go out?LAX has no airside hotel that we could find, and every hotel is a shuttle ride away. For a gap of about eight hours or more, a Century Boulevard hotel with a pool and a free shuttle is workable. For less, stay at the airport. You clear immigration to leave, and you need a visa or ESTA to do so.Read →