Travel from San Diego Cruise Terminal to Lax

My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego. How can we
get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly and cheaply? Is
this even possible?

On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 16:12:56 -0400 "kentmanor" wrote:

:My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego. How can we
:get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly and cheaply? Is
:this even possible?

It is a couple of hundred miles.

Quickly? Fly it.

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On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 16:12:56 -0400 "kentmanor" wrote:

:My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego. How can we
:get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly and cheaply? Is
:this even possible?

It is a couple of hundred miles.

Quickly? Fly it.

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In article
outtravelling.com,
"kentmanor" wrote:

My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego. How can we
get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly and cheaply? Is
this even possible?

Check with the cruise line. They may offer a discounted shuttle service.

In article
outtravelling.com,
"kentmanor" wrote:

My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego. How can we
get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly and cheaply? Is
this even possible?

Check with the cruise line. They may offer a discounted shuttle service.

You are close to the airport and to Amtrak. But a shuttle bus might be
much more convenient. There are some shuttles that only go to the San
Diego airport, but others will take you anywhere.

DKM

On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 16:12:56 -0400, "kentmanor"
wrote:

My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego. How can we
get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly and cheaply? Is
this even possible?


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You are close to the airport and to Amtrak. But a shuttle bus might be
much more convenient. There are some shuttles that only go to the San
Diego airport, but others will take you anywhere.

DKM

On Wed, 04 Aug 2004 16:12:56 -0400, "kentmanor"
wrote:

My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego. How can we
get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly and cheaply? Is
this even possible?


To contact me directly, send EMAIL to (single letters all)
DEE_KAY_EMM AT EarthLink.net. [For example .]

My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego.
How can we get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly
and cheaply? Is this even possible?

It is a couple of hundred miles.

Kilometers. Or about 120 miles.

Quickly? Fly it.

In 2000, I took a cruise that ended in San Diego. It was not possible
to fly anywhere "quickly" after it, because one shipload of passengers
was enough to totally overwhelm the San Diego airport. The line to
reach the check-in counters was so long it was hard to tell that that
was what line it was -- I think we had to stand in it for something
like 90 minutes.

If mine was a typical experience, looking for a direct bus to LAX sounds
like a much better idea.
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| to Dorothy Parker or Mark Twain." -- Joe Fineman

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My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego.
How can we get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly
and cheaply? Is this even possible?

It is a couple of hundred miles.

Kilometers. Or about 120 miles.

Quickly? Fly it.

In 2000, I took a cruise that ended in San Diego. It was not possible
to fly anywhere "quickly" after it, because one shipload of passengers
was enough to totally overwhelm the San Diego airport. The line to
reach the check-in counters was so long it was hard to tell that that
was what line it was -- I think we had to stand in it for something
like 90 minutes.

If mine was a typical experience, looking for a direct bus to LAX sounds
like a much better idea.
--
Mark Brader, Toronto | "My ambition is to see a saying of mine attributed
| to Dorothy Parker or Mark Twain." -- Joe Fineman

My text in this article is in the public domain.

"Mark Brader" wrote in message
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My wife and I may be going on a cruise that ends in San Diego.
How can we get from the cruise ship terminal to LAX airport quickly
and cheaply? Is this even possible?

It is a couple of hundred miles.

Kilometers. Or about 120 miles.

Quickly? Fly it.

In 2000, I took a cruise that ended in San Diego. It was not possible
to fly anywhere "quickly" after it, because one shipload of passengers
was enough to totally overwhelm the San Diego airport. The line to
reach the check-in counters was so long it was hard to tell that that
was what line it was -- I think we had to stand in it for something
like 90 minutes.

If mine was a typical experience, looking for a direct bus to LAX sounds
like a much better idea.

There is no direct bus from the cruise terminal to LAX.

--
Mark Brader, Toronto | "My ambition is to see a saying of mine attributed
| to Dorothy Parker or Mark Twain." -- Joe Fineman

My text in this article is in the public domain.