Disneyland Resort California, USA Travel Guide
Choose from several major airports, considering proximity, flight options, and traffic.
All major U.S. Airlines fly to these airports. LAX has the most direct international flights. Consider services like AirHelp for flight issues.
LAX provides the most direct flight options from major global hubs. From LAX, various ground transportation options lead to Disneyland Resort.
All major airports offer standard facilities: dining, retail, car rental agencies, ride-sharing pick-up points, and taxi stands.
Hollywood Burbank Airport (BUR) and Ontario International Airport (ONT) are good alternatives, often with less stress than LAX.
Booking flights well in advance (3-6 months) secures better prices, especially for peak periods.
For LAX transfers, booking a shared-ride van in advance can be cost-effective for larger groups or with extensive luggage.
Use real-time traffic apps for Southern California freeway conditions. Factor in potential congestion.
Train travel offers a scenic way to reach Anaheim, connecting to various California cities. No international border crossings apply.
Long-distance buses provide an economical option.
Be ready for potential traffic and parking fees. Navigation apps are helpful for real-time updates.
Roads are generally well-maintained. Be vigilant for aggressive driving due to congestion.
Sea and river arrivals are not directly applicable for reaching Disneyland Resort. However, Southern California features major cruise ports.
Travelers arriving by cruise arrange land transportation from the cruise terminal to Disneyland Resort. River transportation is not applicable.
The resort's waterways are internal to the park and used for attractions, not transportation to or from the resort.
Travelers disembarking from cruises will need to arrange for land transportation to reach Anaheim.
Cruise lines from Long Beach/San Pedro ports offer voyages mainly to destinations like Mexico and Alaska.
No specific departure fees or taxes are levied for international flights from the U.S.; they are usually included in your ticket price.
Airports offer a range of facilities for departing travelers, including check-in, security, dining, and retail.
Baggage claim, restrooms, and information desks are readily available at all airports.
LAX, as a major international hub, offers extensive facilities in its international terminals, including lounges.
Train stations like ARTIC provide ticketing kiosks, waiting areas, and basic amenities for departing passengers.
Plan your airport transfer well in advance, especially for early morning flights or during peak traffic. Pre-book a shuttle or ride-share if needed.
