LAX to Anaheim, child seats and all.
A private chauffeured transfer from LAX to Anaheim and the theme park hotels. Ask for child seats when you book, and they reach your chauffeur. Flight tracked, met inside arrivals, one fixed fare with gratuity and tolls included.
The part everyone forgets to arrange.
A family landing at LAX for Anaheim has one problem a business traveller never has: children who cannot legally ride without the right seat, and no way to carry three of them across the Pacific. It is the thing most often left until the kerb, and the kerb is a bad place to discover it.
So there is a box on the booking form for it. Write what you need — a booster, two boosters, a rear-facing seat — and it travels with your reservation to dispatch and comes back on your confirmation email, where you can check it was read before you fly. Extra luggage, a pet carrier, a wheelchair or a stop on the way go in the same place. Start a booking.
Can you provide child seats?
Tell us what you need in the notes box on the booking form — "a booster and a rear-facing seat", in your own words — and it goes to dispatch with your reservation and appears on your confirmation email so you can check it was read. Ask when you book rather than on the day, so the car arrives already fitted. If it is not on your confirmation, call dispatch before you fly.
How long does LAX to Anaheim take?
Around thirty-five miles and roughly forty minutes with clear roads, commonly an hour or more. It crosses two of the busiest stretches of freeway in the country, so the honest answer is that it depends entirely on when you land. Your fare does not depend on it.
Will we all fit with our luggage?
Book by luggage, not by headcount. The Executive Sedan seats four with two full-size bags and the Executive SUV six with five — a family of four with a week of suitcases and a pushchair usually wants the SUV. The form shows capacity against each vehicle before you choose.
Can you collect us for the return flight too?
Yes — book it as a second trip. A drop-off at LAX needs no flight number, and your chauffeur allows for traffic to the terminal when setting the pickup time, which on this route matters more than on most.