Theme Park
Disneyland Resort Transportation
In short
Alliance Luxury Transportation provides chauffeured transportation to the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim from LAX, John Wayne (SNA), Long Beach, Ontario and cities across Southern California. Vehicles range from sedans to 55-passenger motorcoaches, and we use the resort hotel and esplanade drop-off points rather than the public parking structures.
Venue type
Theme Park
Nearest airport
SNA
John Wayne Airport
Group vehicles
Up to 55
Sedans through motorcoaches
Return trips
Recommended
Pre-agreed collection point
The Disneyland trip that goes wrong usually goes wrong at the transport stage, and almost always in the same way: a family of five books a sedan, arrives at LAX with five suitcases and a stroller, and discovers the trunk holds three bags.
The second failure is the parking structure. A tram ride at the start of the day is fine. At 11pm with sleeping children it is genuinely miserable, and it is entirely avoidable.
Arriving at Disneyland Resort
We drop at the resort hotel entrances and the designated esplanade drop-off area rather than the Mickey & Friends parking structure, which removes the tram ride from both ends of the day.
For a return pickup we agree a specific point and time before you go in, because mobile signal around the esplanade at closing time is unreliable and finding each other in that crowd is not something to improvise.
If you are staying at a Disneyland Resort hotel or on Harbor Boulevard in Anaheim or Garden Grove, we drop directly at the hotel entrance.
Coverage
Getting to Disneyland Resort from
Cities we most often collect from for this venue.
Fleet
Vehicles for this venue
For a group, one vehicle means one pickup point and nobody lost in the crowd afterwards.
Luxury SUV
6 passengersSix seats and a trunk that actually takes six bags. The workhorse of airport runs.
Families and groups of four to sixAirport runs with full luggageGolf and ski trips
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
3 passengersThe flagship sedan. Reserved for client-facing arrivals where the car is part of the impression.
VIP and client collectionWedding arrivalsExecutive travel
Executive Sprinter
14 passengersA mobile office, a family road trip and a fourteen-seat airport shuttle in one vehicle.
Corporate group transfersWedding partiesFamily airport runsShuttle Sprinter
14 passengersFourteen seats and room for fourteen pieces of luggage. A group and its bags in one vehicle.
Group airport transfersHotel and event shuttlesConference and wedding guests
Limo Sprinter
12 passengersPerimeter lounge seating, ambient lighting and a sound system. Built for the evening, not the commute.
WeddingsWine toursNights out
23-Passenger Minibus
23 passengersThe smallest of our three minibuses: 23 seats and real luggage space, for a group that has outgrown a Sprinter.
Conference and convention groupsWedding guest shuttlesCorporate offsites
Questions
Disneyland Resort transportation FAQs
Yes, from LAX, John Wayne, Long Beach and Ontario airports and from cities across Southern California, in vehicles from sedans through 55-passenger motorcoaches.
At the resort hotel entrances or the designated esplanade drop-off area, rather than the Mickey & Friends parking structure — which removes the tram ride at both ends of the day.
Size it to the luggage, not the headcount. A sedan takes three bags; a full-size SUV takes six passengers and six bags; an executive Sprinter takes fourteen passengers and fourteen pieces. A family of five with suitcases and a stroller needs an SUV at minimum.
Approximately 35 miles. Allow around 45 minutes in light traffic and up to 90 minutes or more on a weekday afternoon.
More destinations
Other theme parks we serve
Book transportation to Disneyland Resort
Book the return at the same time as the outbound — it is the difference between leaving comfortably and standing in a queue.
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