Transportation from SNA to hotel

[Greenlawler]

What is the cheapest way, cab, super shuttle or something else? Sorry if this is an old question I checked and did not see it anywhere.

 

[mousemom11]

Super Shuttle shared vans are $10 per person each way.

 

[BillyFan]

We always take a cab. It costs about $40, and they have van cabs at the ready, so even if you have a big group, you can get to your hotel cheaply and directly.

 

[Greenlawler]

Thanks guys! Do I need to call ahead for a cab or shuttle?

 

[mousemom11]

I wouldn't think so for a cab. I know for the shuttles, you just walk outside to the shuttle area and they will put you on the first one heading to the Disneyland hotels.

 

[kcchica]

Anyone think a cab would have a car seat? We REALLY want to avoid bringing our car seat if possible....

 

[avalon451]

It depends on how many people in your party. Super Shuttle is $10 per person each way. There's a coupon in the Entertainment book for $2 off per person when you book online. So my daughter and I are getting round trip for $32, plus a tip. $8 per person each way, can't really beat it. However if the whole family were going, 5 of us, that would be $40 each way, even with the discount. For 4 or more people, might as well take a taxi; it is your own private vehicle (Super Shuttle may have to make other stops) and there's a $40 flat fee.

You can take the Disney Resort Express bus, too, which is kind of nice and fairly convenient, though a bit more expensive. I believe it's $25 per person RT, $17 for kids. It stops at the 3 DL hotels first, then the other hotels. It's operated by Grayline: http://graylineanaheim.com/docs/GL Anaheim DRE Brochure 2008.pdf

Hope that helps!

Edit: cabs don't provide car seats. You don't legally have to have one if you take the Grayline DL Express Bus, though.

 

[bumbershoot]

If you really really don't want to take the carseat, just go with the Disneyland Express bus. Can't have a carseat on a bus seat, since there are no seatbelts!