I came through the Long Beach airport yesterday. the TSA Screeners were the rudest and least…read moreprofessional group I have ever encountered.

I got here around 0710 on a Wednesday morning. You WANT Prescreen when flying through this airport…read moreand this is a location where also having Clear will greatly pay off! The regular TSA lines went well outside of the building. If you're familiar with this airport, you know and love that the majority of it is outside. It's great 95% of the time. Today was raining and cold. Not so great. The Prescreen line was long. So I was so grateful that Clear took me to the front of the line. There was still about 10 passengers in front of me that had already been cleared by the agent and then there were 4 crew members that got randomed and went in front of us. Took about 10 minutes, maybe 15 to get through. No terrible.

Just flew EVA Air from Terminal 4 to Taipei and I was surprised how much nicer it looks. They…read moreremodeled it since the last time I was here years ago - feels more organized and cleaner than before. Thanks to Global Entry, TSA was super quick. Also got to hang out in the American Express Centurion Lounge before the flight, which was really nice. Overall a good experience, especially compared to how it used to be. Definitely better than I remembered!

Had a pretty mediocre experience going though T4 as it has been going through a lot of construction…read moreas part of the big LAX non stop makeover. You're practically walking half the airport from security back to the gates once you get through and several of the stores aren't available due to the construction so don't expect a lot of amenities on the other side once you enter. Sears at the gates at LAX are always uncomfortable but these especially weren't great. And the best part... a loud alarm came on from a gate that did not get turned off for several minutes which is always pleasant at 5am. So if you're flying American just be prepared...

By far, one of the easiest airports, and if you are visiting LA, you need a perk like this to get…read moreyou started as nothing seems easy when it comes to traffic and getting around. The layout is simple and plays host to Southwest, American, and a few others. It's easy... Terminal A, B, or C, and they are all aligned. They have some decent spots to grab food and bars if you're having to wait. Plenty of space with chairs having power-supply. Close to Anaheim, it can get busy for the Theme parks during the summer, but still no comparison to the congestion of most major airports. Using Ride Share isn't so bad, but you do have to make your way to Terminal C's Garage on the 3rd level. Everything is easy here so that's why the 5 Stars. Even security for me was quick (TSA) but also for non-TSA folks, I could tell they were moving quickly.

Flying out of John Wayne Airport, Terminal C is quietly elite, and I don't say that lightly…read more The security lines move fast. Like, actually fast. No fake progress where you shuffle forward every ten minutes. It's one big line, which somehow makes everything smoother and way less chaotic. You're not standing there second-guessing your life choices or wondering if the line next to you is secretly moving faster. Pre-TSA here is especially clutch. If you have it, you're basically gliding through. Shoes stay on, vibes stay calm, and suddenly you're already past security wondering how that just happened. Here's the real move though. If Terminal C has shorter lines, go through C. Even if your flight is out of Terminal A. Clear security at C, then just walk back. The airport is small enough that it's not a big deal, and you'll save yourself time, stress, and at least one unnecessary internal meltdown. Terminal C is clean, efficient, and lowkey one of the least annoying airport experiences around. If you play it right, it's smooth, painless, and honestly kind of a flex.

Stopped by here on Saturday, 01/17/26 (flying to Singapore via Singapore Airlines, direct flight!…read moreand arrived back here on 02/02/26 (also via Singapore Airlines). The airport is not as great when comparing to Changi Airport in Singapore, but it's clean (at least cleanlier and more modern-looking than the domestic airline buildings in LAX.

I was flying in from Omaha, but still ended up over here due to the size of the plane…read more It was my first time deboarding and then taking a bus to the main terminals. It was an interesting process, and kind of neat to be SO close to a plane on the runway. I would just advise getting to the airport even earlier than normal because you can be stuck on the runway for a while.

I parked at the Hilton across the street and prepaid for 4.5 days and the rates were good. It's a…read morequick 10 minute walk to the airport where you go through the parking structure to get to the terminal. TSA pre check was 10 minutes. On the weekend TSA is open at 6am. There's a play area for children. Dog relief area is also available. The women's restroom was clean. Very spacious for luggage to go in the stall if traveling alone. There's also a hook for your bag. I like that there's automated paper hand towels. Lots of food/drink options like Starbucks, Sambazon, Brodaed Express, Qdoba Mexican Eats, Jamba Juice, Taps Brewery, Market 949 (for souvenirs and snacks), and etc. There's a food court with seating near Terminals 14-22. Our flight was for Alaska (Terminal B) but they were in Terminal C since they were using Frontier's gate. Luckily you don't need to go through TSA again and can walk down the long hall to get to a different terminal. Highly recommend flying about of John Wayne Airport when you can!

One of my go to airports here in SoCal. Staff is always nice and professional. The facility is…read moreclean and presentable. Restrooms are always clean. What else can be said, it's great.

Great service! Makes LAX problems vanish…read more After our first use of Call My Driver, we use the service every trip. Last year, we were delayed on return by lost-luggage claim (due to our checked bags being stuck at SeaTac), but CMD accommodated our delay and lowered our stress level,

Excellent taxi service. The reasons include the ease of setting up an appointment, royal service,…read moreand a premium vehicle riding experience. Will use again.

I have flown out of the Tijuana airport a few times in my life, the most recent time being last…read moreweek. It was the first time I went to that airport since CBX had been constructed. Hubby and I were headed to Puerto Escondido, which is very expensive and very time-consuming to fly to from the airport in San Diego. However, flight prices and times were much more reasonable from Tijuana. Thanks to CBX, we didn't need to find anyone to cross the border and drive us directly to the airport, especially as our flight departed at 5:40 AM. It was nice to have an easy drop off on this side of the border. Anyway, we were dropped off on the US side, and had pre-purchased CBX tickets online for $50 per person, round trip. I felt that the price was very fair for the staffing and amenities along the way. We had already reserved a rideshare to drive us to CBX, but I saw the secure parking lots and realized that parking there is also a valid, safe option. It appeared that some of the secured parking cost about $30 per day, making it a good option depending how may days you would like to park your car. Anyway, when we entered, there were people guiding us, as it wasn't too crowded at that early hour. You scan your CBX ticket, your boarding pass, and your passport. Then you are able to walk through the barriers. There are escalators and elevators to get to the bridge, and signs stating that there is assistance available for people with disabilities. The bridge was clean and air-conditioned. We walked through customs just prior to entering the Tijuana airport. When I had learned about CBX, I was reluctant. A friend of mine told me that she had walked much further in various airports. It is true. The walk is short and easy Upon coming back to the states, we learned that there were several taco and other food trucks on the US side of CBX, as well as Starbucks and a well-known mall pretzel company. All in all, I am grateful to have a way to access the TJ airoprt in a very easy and affordable way. I plan to continue to use CBX for more affordable flights south of the border.

Easy peasy. With CBX, San Diego County basically gets a bonus airport out of TIJ that offers more…read moredirect flights, especially to other parts of Mexico. I used CBX to fly from TIJ to San Miguel Allende 10 years ago, and recently to Cancun. Both times were uneventful, exactly how I like my airport experiences to be. Purchase your CBX pass and parking ahead of time. Parking is priced cheapest in the dirt lot and most expensive in the covered/paved lot. I prefer the Goldilocks of uncovered paved in Lot A up front. Upon arrival, scan your CBX ticket and boarding pass (you can link them and just scan boarding pass as well, but don't need to). Same on the way back.

I went here for my go al entry.... Wow there is literally no one here.... Seems like the perfect…read moreplace to fly in and out of internationally.... Parking is right in front... It was so easy....

Easy in and out and 1928456 bazillion times better than LAX and the nightmare that we all know as…read morethe 405

Our favorite airport in Southern California. Small and efficient. TSA lines are never unreasonable…read more We also enjoy using the Aspire Lounge located in Terminal 2

this is da closer international airport from me & i like da fact they have direct flights 2 taipei…read moresince 2018 they recently charge parking fees 4 arrivals @CHINA AIRLINES terminals, which kinda sux i also just found out thdy cut direct flights 2 reno, which is a bummer there r no fancy VIP lounges so u cant do any last minute shopping, like u can @LAX

Small but ample airport…read more Boarding and off boarding is efficient. Nice weather most of the time. Restaurants are good and expensive. Yet quick meal is ok. Often there are delays. But nice area to sit at for the wait. My favorite airport to transit this far. Not too large that it's overwhelming or too much to walk.

Note that car rental counters have moved into the historic terminal building as of December 2025…read more Check out the stately, historic Art Moderne facility even if you're not renting a car. They've restored the tile artwork inset into the floors and did a great job. It's so peaceful now that it's hard to picture this having hosted those very busy, jam-packed airline check-in counters back in the day. LGB just keeps getting better and better. I love this airport!