Super shuttle

For a low price door-to-door service to or from the airport you share the ride with a few other passengers. To go to the airport you can make your reservation on their website www.supershuttle.com or by calling 800 BLUE-VAN (258-3826). There is no need to reserve when you arrive at the airport, you can just board an available super shuttle to bring you to your destination.

Independent Taxi Company

1-800-LA1-TAXI

1-800-521-8294

AMTRACK info

1800-872-7245 Train status, schedule, reservation and general info.

Greyhound

For Greyhound info you can call this number: 213-629-8401. It will assist you with scheduling, package express, directions to terminal and general info.

LAX Info

If you need any updated info from LAX you can call this number:
310-646-5252. They will update you on airline info, parking info, disabled services, car rental or ground transportation and baggage info.

Mapquest

I found map-quest to be helpful here in LA. It is pretty reliable but of course it does not list all the street updates as you find under NavigateHollywood.com

www.mapquest.com

FlyAway Bus Non Stop bus service to LAX

Offers 7 day service to LAx from:

1. Dowtown L.A: Union Station,

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Bus stop 9 at the Patsaouras Transit Plaza at Union Station. Passengers should enter on the Vignes street side of Union Station. Cost $ 7. Age 5 and under is free.

2. San Fernando Valley: Woodley Av.

7610 Woodley Av. Van Nuys.
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Only accepts credit or debitcards as payment. Cost $ 7. Age 5 and under is free.
West LA: Westwood. Bus stop located adjacent to Westwood Village outside of UCLA parkingstructure 32 on the north side of Kinross avenue one block west of Gayley Avenue. Cost $ 5. Age 5 and under is free.

3. Orange County: Irvine.

Bus Bay 1 at Irvine Station, 15215 Barranca Parkway.
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Only accepts credit or debit card payments. Cost: $ 25. Youth (K-8) is free. School ID or proof of age required. Age 5 and down is free

Subway and buses

If you are on a budget it is easy getting around LA on public transportation. With a $ 6 daypass buses and the subway will get you almost everywhere. If you know where you are going you can get your route via http://www.socaltransport.org/.


If you are not on a budget you should at least take the Red Line just to see the Hollywood & Vine station.

Red Line

The subway Red Line takes you from Downtown all the way to North Hollywood. The Hollywood and Vine stop is worth a visit in it self. Artists and archticts worked toghetehr to evoke the history of Hollywoods film industry. From the subway platform to street level plaza you pass 240 hand painted art tiles on the walls, film reels decorate the ceiling and two original film projectors from the 1930s are on display. Once on the plaza level you are right on Hollywood & Vine, the most famous intersection in the world. Pantages Theater is right across the street and the new W Hotel and Shopping Center right next to the station. From Hollywood & Vine you can walk west on Hollywood Blvd all the way to Hollywood & Highland. The sidewalk is covered with Stars on both sides of the street all the way to H&H and beyond, and there are souvenir shops all along this route.
If you prefer to stay on the Red Line, the next stop is Hollywood & Highland. This is where Kodak Theathre, Chinese Theather, Walk Of Fame, Madame Tousseau, Hollywood Wax Museum and Ripleys believe it or not is located. Hollywood & highland is also a great shopping center with stores like Guess, Lucky Brand and Victoria Secret, along with great restaurants and coffe shops.
The next stop is Universal Studios and the last stop is North Hollywood.

Make your trip to Hollywood a breeze

NavigateHollywood.com is way-finding web site to help you navigate to, through and out of Hollywood. It is very helpful since it continuasly updates all street closures in Hollywood, and since there is always something going on in Hollywood you will soon find out that there are lots of street closures!
www.navigatehollywood.com