How to get to Metro train from LAX?

There is no metro station at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX); you will need to take the Green Line G free shuttle from the airport to the Aviation/LAX Metro Rail Station. The shuttle runs every 20 minutes from 05:00 to 23:50 every day and takes 15 minutes to reach the metro station.



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All fares can be pre-paid by loading a pass or Stored Valued (cash) on a TAP card and then tapping each time you board. On buses you can also pay for a single ride with a token or cash using exact change. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more about our new fare structure.

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Taking a taxi or a private Los Angeles airport shuttle are the quickest transfer options, however, they are also the most expensive. Another quick option is to take the FlyAway Bus. Your final and cheapest transport option from Los Angeles airport (LAX) to downtown is to take the metro.

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The train cannot connect with the C Line until the LAX/Transit Center is complete, which is expected in 2024, Chandler explained. In the meantime, Metro will run a “bus bridge,” he said, ferrying riders between the K Line's Westchester/Veterans Station and the C Line's Aviation/LAX Station.

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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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TAP cards can be purchased at TAP vending machines (TVMs) located at all Metro rail, J and G Line stations.

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In Los Angeles, a taxi costs $2.85 for the first 1/9 of a mile, 30 cents for each additional 1/9 mile, and 30 cents for every 37 seconds of wait time. UberX, however, charges no base fare, 28 cents per minute, and 80 cents per mile. (There's a booking fee of $2.30.)

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