For a Disneyland trip, the airport you land at decides how long the family sits in a car before the vacation starts. Our car service from Long Beach Airport to Disneyland makes that stretch easy. The kids can nap, the luggage rides in the back, and nobody hunts for freeway exits after a flight.
Disneyland’s own advice on arriving by plane puts the resort approximately 13 miles from Long Beach Airport. The same source lists approximately 40 miles from LAX. For families with young children, that difference is the main reason to check LGB flights first.
LGB is also small and easy to move through, with baggage claim a short walk from the curb. The trade-off is fewer flights and airlines than LAX, so compare schedules before you decide.
Most of our riders on this route are families with children. Often three generations travel together, with strollers, car seats and a week of luggage. Couples on a short park visit book it too. So do groups celebrating a birthday who want the ride itself to feel like part of the trip.
That last group can ask for small touches when booking. WorldTravelerCO wrote on Tripadvisor in November 2021 that our chauffeurs were “highly professional and accommodating of our group of six, including four children. Debra went out of her way to decorate the limo in a Birthday theme.”
Include your flight number, and our dispatchers follow any change in your landing time. With young children in tow, many parents ask the chauffeur to come inside to baggage claim. One adult watches the kids while the other collects the bags. Before you land, it helps to know the LGB layout and curb rules and how your chauffeur meets arriving travelers.
The drop-off is your hotel’s entrance. That works the same at a Disneyland Resort hotel or one of the Good Neighbor hotels nearby. Your chauffeur unloads the bags at the door, and you head straight to check-in.
Picture a family of five landing in the early afternoon after a cross-country flight. The youngest falls asleep before the car leaves the airport. By the time everyone wakes up, the bags are at the hotel door and the park plans can start.
On departure day, your chauffeur picks you up at the hotel, not at the park. We time the pickup around your flight with your input. Families who want one last morning in the park can ask the hotel to hold their bags and set the pickup for after lunch.
If you end the trip somewhere else, the same booking can change direction. Some families spend a few days at the parks and then a few days at the beach. The car can take you on to the coast and collect you there for the airport later. We also drive guests to dinners and day trips during the rest of a Disneyland stay.
A family of four with two car seats needs room for the seats and a week of luggage. The Cadillac Escalade fits them, with space for six travelers and their bags. Tell us each child’s age when booking, and we fit the right seats or boosters before pickup.
An extended family traveling together wants one vehicle, not two. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter seats up to 14 and keeps strollers and suitcases out of the cabin.
A birthday group may want the ride to feel like a party. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Limo adds limousine seating and fiber optic lighting for up to 12 guests. Compare both vans in our Sprinter van fleet.
Can we stop for groceries between LGB and our Anaheim hotel?
Yes. Add the stop when you book, for snacks, sunscreen or diapers before check-in. It becomes part of the trip plan and the quote, so your chauffeur expects it.
Will the car seats be ready for the return trip to LGB?
Yes, if you book the return at the same time and request seats for both rides. We prepare each ride with the seats you asked for.
Share your flight number, hotel name, number of adults and children, car seat needs and luggage count. Book the LGB to Disneyland car online, or get a quote for the round trip first. Families planning around park tickets can talk it through with us at (714) 288-8853, or email sales@classiquelimo.com.
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