
Private Airport Transfers in Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is one of the world's busiest airports, located 25 km southwest of Hollywood and 16 km from Santa Monica. The city it serves is spread across an enormous basin — from Malibu in the north to Long Beach in the south, from Downtown LA to the Pacific coast — and it has some of the world's most unpredictable traffic. A private transfer with LocalsRide means a fixed price, an English-speaking driver in arrivals, and a direct ride to wherever in the Los Angeles area you need to be.
Transfers start from $45 — fixed price, confirmed at booking. No meter, no hidden fees, no surge pricing.
From LAX to Everywhere in LA
- Hollywood & West Hollywood — approximately 25 km, 30–60 minutes (highly traffic-dependent)
- Beverly Hills — approximately 18 km, 25–50 minutes
- Santa Monica & Venice Beach — approximately 16 km, 20–45 minutes
- Downtown Los Angeles — approximately 28 km, 30–60 minutes
- Malibu — approximately 35 km, 35–70 minutes (Pacific Coast Highway)
- Anaheim (Disneyland) — approximately 55 km, 50–80 minutes
- Long Beach — approximately 35 km, 35–55 minutes
- Pasadena — approximately 45 km, 40–70 minutes
Why Choose a Private Transfer in Los Angeles?
Los Angeles has no direct rail connection from LAX to most hotel addresses — the Expo Line/C Line goes to downtown and USC, but Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Malibu require a taxi or ride-hail from the rail terminus. Uber and Lyft surge significantly at LAX during peak hours, Coachella, GRAMMY week and major events. With LocalsRide your price is fixed before your flight lands.
For Every LA Traveller
- Entertainment industry visitors — studios, agencies, Sunset Strip hotels: your driver knows every WeHo and Hollywood address
- Luxury hotel guests — Beverly Hills, Bel-Air, Malibu: private, discreet arrival at your property
- Families — child seats available; minivans for families heading to Disneyland or Universal Studios
- Groups — minibus for up to 15 passengers; ideal for film productions, press junkets and group travel