How
to get to Disneyland:  Public
TransportationDriving
Instructions to Get to Disneyland
Airports:
John Wayne/Orange County Airport is located 16 miles (26 km) and
approximately 25 minutes from Anaheim. Get a list of carriers
that service John Wayne/Orange County Airport. Call 949/252-5200
for more information.
Los Angeles
International Airport is the major international gateway into
Southern California. It is located 31 miles (50 km) and approximately
50 minutes from Anaheim. All major U.S. and international carriers
fly into LAX at scheduled times. Call 310/646-5252 for more information.
Long Beach
Airport is located 20 miles (32 km) and approximately 30 minutes
from Anaheim and is serviced by America West and American. Call
562/570-2600 for more information.
Ontario International
Airport is a newly remodeled airport located 27 miles (44 km)
and approximately 45 minutes from the Anaheim area and is serviced
by Air LA, Alaska, America West, American, Continental, Delta,
Northwest, Southwest, TWA and United. Call 909/937-2700 for more
information.
Shuttles:
AirportBus
800/772-5299
Locally owned and operated in Anaheim for over 40 years. AirportBus
Charter Service specializes in airport transfers and short, local
charters within California. Buses are comfortable 47-passenger,
equipped with a PA system, VCR, TV monitors, air conditioning,
recliner seats and restroom. Handicap accessible buses are available.
SuperShuttle:
714/517-6600
SuperShuttle is the nation's largest door-to-door airport ground
transportation service, operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
SuperShuttle of Orange County operates a fleet of comfortable
vans. Major credit cards accepted on board. The current rate between
Anaheim area hotels and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
is $ 13.50 per person, and $ 10.50 per person for John Wayne/Orange
County Airport. Advance reservations recommended.
Hotel
Shuttle Service:
There are many hotels that offer free shuttle service to the parks:
Taxi
Service:
A-AAA Taxi Cab
714/444-1234
Anaheim's preferred taxi company with exclusive service at Orange
County Airport. Clean, late model taxis, Town Cars, and mini-vans
driven by uniformed, courteous professionals. Up to 6 passengers
can ride for one low rate. Group or individual packages available.
Yellow
Cab of North Orange County
714/535-2211
Over 52 years of service 24 hours per day. State-of-the-art computer
dispatching. Up to five people can ride for the price of one.
Major credit cards accepted.
Public
Transportation:
Amtrak
800/USA-RAIL
Orange County stations located at Fullerton, Anaheim Stadium,
Santa Ana, Orange, Irvine, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente
Pier.
Greyhound
800/231-2222
Metrolink
714/808-5465
Orange County Transportation Authority - OCTA
714/636-RIDE
Public bus
transportation.
Metropolitan Transit Authority - MTA
800/266-6883
Public bus transportation.
Driving
Instructions:
Interstate 5 Northbound
In Anaheim, exit Harbor Blvd. Go left heading South towards Disneyland.
Make U-turn at third traffic signal.
Interstate
5 South Bound
In Anaheim, exit Harbor Blvd. Go right heading South towards Disneyland.
Make U-turn at second traffic signal.
Highway 22
In Garden Grove, exit Harbor Blvd. Proceed North on Harbor Blvd
approximately 5 miles.
Highway 91
91 Freeway to 57 Freeway South. Exit Katella Ave and go West to
Harbor Blvd. Go right on Harbor Blvd and proceed North.
I-10 from
San Bernardino
I-10 west to 57 Freeway South. Exit Katella Ave and go West to
Harbor Blvd. Go right on Harbor Blvd and proceed North.
I-10 from
Santa Monica
I-10 East to I-5 South. Exit Harbor Blvd. Go right heading South
towards Disneyland. Make U-turn at second traffic signal.
From (LAX)
Depart arrivals terminal following signs to 105 Frwy East. Take
105 Fwy East to 605 Fwy South to 91 Fwy East to I-5 South. In
Anaheim, exit Harbor Blvd and go right. Make U-turn at second
traffic signal to enter hotel.
From John
Wayne (SNA)
Depart airport, follow signs to 55 Fwy North. Take 55 Fwy North
to I-5 Fwy North. In Anaheim, exit Harbor Blvd and go left. Make
U-turn at third traffic signal to enter hotel.
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2. Order tickets in advance so you can avoid the lines at the
ticket windows; Log on to Disney's Web site: http://disneyland.disney.go.com/dlr/index
. If you plan on staying for three or more days, Flex Passports
are the best deal, but you must purchase them in advance through
a travel agent, at a Disney store, as part of a Disney Vacation
Package, or online. They're not available at the ticket windows.
3. Character Dinners: If your child isn't frightened of costumed
characters, make a reservation for a "character" dinner
(where Disney characters stroll from table to table, meeting children)
at Goofy's Kitchen in the Disneyland Hotel. You don't have to
stay at the hotel to take advantage of these fun mealtimes. You
could also opt for a character breakfast or lunch, but you may
feel less rushed at dinnertime. Call (714) 956-6425 for reservations.
4 . Call for opening hours: Call the park at (714) 781-4565 or
(714) 956-6425 to find out the official opening hours for the
day(s) you plan to visit. Then show up a half-hour in advance;
the park often opens early, allowing you to beat the crowds at
popular rides. And in the event that the park doesn't open early,
you'll have more time to find parking and get to the gate.
5 . Tired children: If your youngster is showing signs of getting
tired and you're staying near the park, get your hands stamped
for a return and retreat to your accommodations for a few hours'
rest and perhaps a splash in the hotel pool. This is an especially
smart tactic if you have more than one day at Disneyland. If you
do take a break, you can complete the itinerary by remaining at
the park through the evening.
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