Los Angeles CA - LAX Intl

About Los Angeles International Airport

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in Westchester, Los Angeles, is a major hub for domestic and international flights. Operated by Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA), LAX began as Mines Field in 1928 and was renamed in 1949. The airport features nine passenger terminals, including the state-of-the-art Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT).

LAX enhances the passenger experience with diverse dining, shopping, lounges, and efficient transportation, including the upcoming LAX Automated People Mover (APM). Committed to sustainability, LAX undertakes initiatives to reduce carbon emissions and increase energy efficiency, highlighted by the LAX Modernization Program.

Our Lounges

We offer a variety of lounges to passengers travelling through Los Angeles International Airport to enhance your overall travel experience.

Terminal 1: Be Relax Spa
The Be Relax Spa at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in Terminal 1 offers a serene and rejuvenating environment for travellers looking to relax before their flight. Open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, the spa provides a range of treatments designed to alleviate travel stress and ensure a pleasant journey.

The spa is conveniently located airside, just after the security checkpoint near Gate 12, next to the Rock n Brew Restaurant. It is accessible to all passengers, regardless of airline or class of service, and offers both walk-in and pre-booked services. Priority Pass members can use their lounge visit entitlement for select complimentary treatments. The Priority Pass options include a 30-minute massage or a combination of shorter massages and treatments.

Terminal 3: Gameway Lounge
The Gameway Lounge in Terminal 3 offers a unique, first-class video gaming experience. Open from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, it features comfortable leather chairs, 43" 4K TVs, the latest video games, complimentary snacks and beverages, and luggage storage. Access is at the lounge's discretion due to seating limits. Travellers with American Express or Capital One cards should confirm access availability with their bank.

Each gaming station is equipped with the latest gaming consoles, including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, and Tomahawk Gaming PCs. Stations feature 43” 4K TVs, premium gaming headphones, charging ports, and space for luggage storage. The lounge can be found airside, near Gate 30B in Terminal 3.

Terminal 6: Gameway Lounge
The Gameway Lounge in Terminal 6 allows travellers to enjoy a video gaming experience prior to their departure. Open from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, it offers comfortable leather chairs, 43” 4K TVs, the latest games, complimentary snacks and beverages, and luggage storage. Access is subject to seating limits and is at the lounge's discretion.

Tom Bradley International Terminal: Be Relax Spa
The Be Relax Spa at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), located in the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT), offers a tranquil and rejuvenating environment for travellers looking to unwind before their flight. Open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, this spa provides a variety of treatments designed to alleviate travel stress and ensure a pleasant journey.

The Be Relax Spa is situated airside, near Gate 154 in the Tom Bradley International Terminal. It is accessible to all passengers who have cleared security, providing a convenient and luxurious escape for those with international and in-transit flights.

Facilities

At LAX, our lounges are designed to provide travellers with the utmost luxury. Each lounge offers a unique experience personalised to meet the needs of various travellers, from occasional flyers to frequent jet-setters. Here are some of the facilities we offer: .

• Disabled access
• Air conditioning
• No smoking
• Digital Card accepted
• Free Wi-Fi
• TV
• Refreshments
• Alcoholic beverages
• Flight information

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is a major hub that extends beyond being a mere transportation centre; it offers a comprehensive array of amenities to cater to the diverse needs of travellers across its nine terminals.

Terminal 1 boasts a variety of dining options, including California Pizza Kitchen, Denny's, and Rock & Brews, which offer everything from quick bites to sit-down meals. The terminal also features several shops, including Hudson News for travel essentials and accessories. For relaxation, the Be Relax Spa near Gate 12 offers massages and beauty treatments to help travellers unwind before their flight.

Terminal 2 hosts a range of eateries, such as SeaLegs Wine Bar and Barney's Beanery, providing travellers with diverse culinary options. Duty-free shops and luxury boutiques offer a variety of products, from cosmetics to electronics. The Delta Sky Club provides a comfortable environment with complimentary food, beverages, and Wi-Fi.

Terminal 3 offers popular dining options including Shake Shack, Angel City Brewery, and Gameway, which combines dining with a unique gaming experience. Retail options include travel essentials and fashion accessories. The Centurion Lounge offers premium amenities like gourmet food, craft cocktails, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) features a diverse selection of restaurants, such as Border Grill, Umami Burger, and Petrossian Caviar & Champagne Bar, catering to various tastes and preferences. Luxury brands like Gucci, Burberry, and Michael Kors, along with duty-free shops, offer high-end products for international travellers. Multiple lounges, including the Star Alliance Lounge, Qantas First Lounge, and Oneworld Lounge, provide premium services such as showers, dining, and private suites. The Be Relax Spa near Gate 154 offers massages, facials, and beauty treatments, ensuring a relaxing pre-flight experience.

Terminal 4 includes eateries like 8oz. Burger Bar and La Provence Patisserie, offering a variety of meal options. Shops like Hudson News and Duty-Free offer travel essentials and luxury items. The American Airlines Admirals Club provides a comfortable space with complimentary snacks, beverages, and Wi-Fi.

Terminal 5 features dining at Lemonade, Ford’s Filling Station, and The Counter Custom Burgers. Retail options include MAC Cosmetics and travel essentials stores. The Alaska Airlines Lounge offers a quiet place to relax with complimentary drinks and snacks.

Terminal 6 offers dining options such as The Habit Burger Grill, Wahoo's Fish Taco, and Osteria. Various shops provide travel essentials and last-minute gifts. The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge offers a serene environment with Wi-Fi and refreshments.

Terminal 7 includes dining at Wolfgang Puck Express, B Grill by BOA Steakhouse, and Starbucks. Retail stores like Hudson News offer a range of products. The United Club provides a comfortable setting with complimentary food and beverages.

Terminal 8 features dining options like Engine Co. No. 28 and The Pie Hole. Retail stores offer travel essentials and souvenirs. The United Club is available for travellers seeking a relaxing space with premium amenities.

LAX Airport offers a blend of dining, shopping, and relaxation options, ensuring that every traveller's needs are met, making the journey enjoyable and convenient.

Accessibility

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), one of the busiest airports in the world, is located approximately 18.6 miles (30 kilometres) southwest of downtown Los Angeles. The airport is well-connected to the city and surrounding areas, offering multiple convenient ways for passengers to access the terminals.

By car
LAX is accessible via several major highways, including the I-405 (San Diego Freeway) and the I-105 (Century Freeway). The drive from downtown Los Angeles typically takes around 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. The airport offers a variety of parking options, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking. Parking structures are located near each terminal, and a free shuttle service connects the long-term parking areas to the terminals. For more convenience, travellers can reserve parking spaces online in advance.

Taxis
Taxis can be found at the curbside Lower/Arrival Level by the yellow signs. Only taxis with the official seal of the City of Los Angeles are authorised to pick up travellers. Shared ride van services are also available.

By bus
The LAX FlyAway service connects all LAX terminals with various locations including Van Nuys, Union Station, Westwood, Santa Monica, and Hollywood. Buses pick up passengers in front of each terminal on the Lower/Arrivals Level islands. Shuttle buses also operate from the LAX City Bus Center near Parking Lot C, connecting it with all terminals.

By public transport
LAX is well-served by public transportation options:

• Metro Rail and Bus: The LAX FlyAway bus provides non-stop service between LAX and various locations in Los Angeles, including Union Station, Van Nuys, and Hollywood. The fare is approximately $9.75 one-way. The bus stops are located at each terminal on the lower level (Arrivals).
• Metro Rail: Passengers can take the Metro Green Line to the Aviation/LAX Station, where they can transfer to the free LAX Shuttle Bus G, which connects to all terminals.
  
  

Ride-sharing services
Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft operate extensively in Los Angeles and offer a convenient alternative to traditional taxis. The cost is similar to that of taxis, with fares ranging from $30-$50 from downtown Los Angeles. Designated ride-share pick-up points are located on the upper level (Departures) at each terminal.

Barrier-Free service
LAX provides comprehensive assistance for passengers with limited mobility, including wheelchair services, accessible restrooms, and dedicated support staff. Elevators, ramps, and accessible parking spaces are available throughout the airport. For additional assistance, travellers can contact LAX's Access Services at (855) 463-5252.

Parking
Multiple parking options are available, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking. Shuttle buses connect the long-term parking lots to the terminals, operating every 10-15 minutes.