Does SuperShuttle still exist in LAX?

SuperShuttle has been serving passengers for nearly four decades. SuperShuttle, the shared van ride that has served passengers heading to and from airports around the world, including Los Angeles International Airport, will cease operations at the end of the year.



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Its last rides are Dec. 31. SuperShuttle has been serving passengers for nearly four decades.

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Frequent courtesy shuttle service is provided between terminals to assist travelers in getting from one terminal to another for airline connections. For guests traveling to and from the American Eagle remote terminal, airside shuttle buses provide access between the remote terminal and Terminals 4 and 5.

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Select a Terminal Number to show closest shuttle stop and estimated shuttle or walking time to LAX-it. Find the LAX-it shuttle on level one, outside bag claim. Shuttles arrive approximately every 7 minutes. Shuttle operates 24/7, 365 days a year.

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The LAX-it Shuttle is free, easy and fast. The LAX-it Shuttles travel in dedicated lanes, ensuring that you won't get stuck in the normal traffic of the Central Terminal Area.

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LAX Airport Transportation Transportation vehicles range from luxury sedans to blue vans to town cars. A shared shuttle to or from LAX is the cheapest ride option. By reserving a shuttle on our site, you can book an affordable ride from your home to the airport and then to your destination.

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From the baggage claim area of each terminal, proceed outside to the center island and wait at the purple sign which reads, Rental Car Shuttles. The Enterprise shuttle will meet you there.

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Magical Express, the free bus transportation between Walt Disney World Resort Hotels and Orlando International Airport (MCO), was discontinued at the end of 2021 after more than 15 years in operation. Here's a roundup of your new, for-pay options when planning to get between the airport and Disney World.

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Public Transportation Several public transit providers serve LAX, including L.A. Metro, Culver City Bus Lines, Santa Monica Big Blue Bus, Torrance Transit, and Beach Cities Transit. (Click on transit provider for more information including routes, timetables and trip planners.)

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FlyAway® Nonstop Bus Service FlyAway buses drop off passengers on the Upper/Departures Level of each terminal. At LAX, passengers board these buses on the Lower/Arrivals Level in front of each terminal at the blue FlyAway sign. Each bus is marked with its service location. One-way fares are $9.75 each.

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