Long Beach Question

What is the best way to and from Long Beach from LAX and appx. cost....TIA

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Best is very subjective.

Carnival transfer,

Taxi (about $75; $60 flat port to LAX),

Uber,

Lyft,

Super Shuttle ($17pp shared),

Execucar ($55),

LA Flyaway Bus ($8pp) to Long Beach transfer to free Passport Bus.

taxifarefinder.com gives good estimates.

Just did this. We did Uber, waited 9 min. $31 to the port, got there in less than a half hour. Then on the way back it was $42, I am thinking though it was Thanksgiving and waited less than 10 min to be whisked back to LAX. We were two people. Very easy, very convenient. I would say this was the best way for us.

Was wondering the same. Sounds like Uber is the way to go.

We found supershuttle to be very convenient

PrimeTime / SuperShuttle are both $17 per person one-way, it's been my go to and always been good...although their website(s) are dodgy sometimes.

Following for my Hawaii cruise!!

Super shuttle is the most cost effective.

If you don't want to share a ride I would go with Uber.

For shared rides I would go with super shuttle.

Sadie's list is spot on.

Keith

I have to agree about Uber. We live outside Minneapolis and have never needed Uber and have always used taxis. Our friends in Long Beach raved about it so I downloaded the app and signed up. We had three days before our 11/11/17 cruise in Long Beach and used it extensively. I love it. You get a nice car and driver and the app shows you just where your driver is and how long before arrival. It also gives you the make and model of the car and a picture of the driver.

From the Long Beach cruise terminal to the airport was $42. You can add a tip "after" you are dropped off. We took a taxi from the airport to the Hyatt Centeric Pike (close to Carnival pier) and that was $72.

You can also do Uber from LAX. Many airports do not allow Uber for pickup but LAX does.

Take care,

Mike

Just wanted to add that we also have Lyft here in California.

My son says that app is easier to use than Uber's but both offer similar services.

Just wanted to add that we also have Lyft here in California.

My son says that app is easier to use than Uber's but both offer similar services.

I agree. The Lyft app is much easier to use then Uber.

" Many airports do not allow Uber for pickup but LAX does"

I don't know if many is 10, but according to Google only 10 airports ban Uber