Map of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) +1-877-635-0053

Passengers using a map can easily go through the boarding process and transit at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). It assists in directing the passengers to the key locations and amenities of the airport, thus making their navigation through the airport smoothly.

The detailed guide describes the airport’s layout thoroughly, giving terminal details, indicating the places where the various modes of transport and other important services that guarantee a seamless travel experience are available.

Interactive Map of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

The airport is composed of 9 terminals, each configured in a U-shape as shown in the following map. A continuous loop road connects the terminals, thus allowing easy movement between the terminals.

Here is the interactive map of LAX that helps passengers decide whether to walk based on the distance between the terminals:

Navigating LAX Airport through the Map

Navigating through LAX is very challenging because of the vast area and the thousands of passengers. Regardless of the reason for going to a certain part of the airport, whether it is to be at the departure terminal on time to board the flight, find a luggage collection place, or figure out where the shops/restaurants are, the airport map will be a great aid in making the transition through one of the busiest airports in the world smooth and fast.

Entrances and Access Points

LAX has a wide choice of entry points that facilitate the flow of passengers through its terminals. It has made a division of entrances for domestic and international departures. The LAX Terminal map is a good tool for the passengers as it shows the access points and thus helps them to plan their movement in such a way that they reduce waiting times and enjoy a smooth travel experience.

Main Entrances	The main entrance from the World Way connects all terminals. The main entrance consists of Upper Level (Departures), Lower Level (Arrivals), Sepulveda Boulevard Entrance, and Century Boulevard Entrance.
Drop-Off Areas	The drop-off areas are located on the curbside outside each terminal.
Taxi Stands/Rideshare Pickup Zones	Drivers can drop off the rideshare and taxi passengers at the upper-level curbside of each terminal.
Bus Stops	They are located Lower Level – Arrivals of each terminal. There are FlyAway Bus Stops, which are at the Lower Level – Arrivals curbside at each terminal. On the other hand, the LAX City Bus Center, which is the offside transit hub, is located at 96th Street & Sepulveda Blvd.

Check-in and Security Areas

Understanding the check-in and security area: Helping passengers to be aware of which counters they are supposed to visit on their scheduled departure, allowing them to save time at the airport; each terminal has a checking area on the Departure Level (Upper Level), while the security checkpoints are just right next to the checking-in counters.

Check-in Counters	The check-in counter is located at the Departures Level (Upper Level), with each airline having a check-in counter. The check-in counters can be located using the LAX map.
Self-Service Kiosks	They are located in the Badge Office Lobby of the Tom Bradley International Terminal and in the ticketing lobby of every other terminal.
Automatic baggage drop-off system	They are situated in Ailes B & C.
Security Checkpoints	Each terminal has a security checkpoint that is easy to locate on the map. Terminal 1 has 6 security checkpoints and is located above the ticket counters and the baggage drop-off locations on the same level. Terminals 7 and 8 are part of the LAX Fast Lane pilot project. They are located on the map.
TSA PreCheck	The location is near the Baggage Claim in Terminal 1.
Global Entry	The Enrollment Centers for Global Entry can be located at Tom Bradley Terminal or at Terminal 7. For exact instructions, refer to the LAX Terminals map.
CLEAR	Open at all nine terminals. To review its availability and ease of access, go to the TSA wait time at LAX link.

Shops and Services

LAX provides a variety of retail establishments and services to guarantee travelers have access to luxury goods, necessities, and practical amenities. Everything is available here, including duty-free shops, boutiques, bookstores, and necessary services like ATMs and LAX currency exchange. The shops and services are conveniently accessible to passengers:

Newsstands	You will find Hudson News stands located at Tom Bradley International Terminal (Terminal B), close to the major departure area. CNN Newsstands can be located at terminals 2 and 5, while the other terminals have stands provided by Hudson News.
Lounges	The lounges found at LAX airport are located in various terminals. The exact locations can be obtained by looking at a map.
Duty-Free	DFS Currently, DFS duty-free stores are found at Tom Bradley International Terminal (Terminal B), after TSA at Terminal 5, Terminal 6, and Terminal 7. See the map, you will be able to locate Gucci-Boutique-Duty-Free as well as Hermes Boutique – Duty-Free, located inside the LAX airport.
Spa Facilities	The locations of Be Relax Spa facilities are Terminal 1 Gate 12, Terminal International Tom Bradley Gate 154, and Terminal B South Concourse.
ICE Currency Exchange booths	These can be located using the LAX Terminal map or going directly to the departure level of Terminals 2, 4, 6, 7, and B.
ATMs	Terminal 1 has one ATM located near gate 13. Further, there is one ATM located at the TBIT, while Terminal 5 has several ATMs. There is prominent signage for the ATM indicated on the map.

Food & Beverage Options

LAX Airport offers several dining options, from fast food to restaurants. Notably, this helps passengers identify their favorite restaurants, either before or after passing through TSA security checkpoints, to ensure they have the best experience at this airport. Cafes & Coffee Shops: Starbucks can be found in several terminals. There is Peet’s Coffee located at terminals 7 and 8. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf can be located at terminals 1, 2, and 3.

Cafes/Coffee Shops	You’ll find Starbucks in several terminals. Peet’s Coffee is located in Terminals 7 & 8. Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf is in Terminals 1, 2 & 3.
Fine Dining	Fine dining options available at the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT) are WPizza by Wolfgang Puck, and Border Grill has very good options for travelers who treat themselves to a fine dining experience. For the rest of the dining options, please see the map of the LAX Airport.
QSRs	QSRs provide fast and tasty food from burgers to international cuisine; they are suited for customers looking for quick food before a flight and comprise restaurants like Shake Shack, Chick-fil-A, The Counter, and Dunkin’.
Sit-down restaurant	Cole’s and Homeboy Café & Bakery at Terminal 4 offer a range of sandwiches. Otherwise, see the LAX airport terminal map for other choices.
Vending machines	Vending machines can be found in all areas of the terminal, in both the pre- and post-TSA sections.

Passenger comfort and convenience

The LAX Airport has several amenities at its disposal, which enhance the travel experience of passengers. From relaxation areas to charging posts, it is essential that passengers get all the necessary amenities once they enter the airport.

Airport Police	The reception is situated in the main departure hall of Terminal 1.
Lost and Found Services	The lost and found department at LAX can be found on the 2nd floor of their terminal building.
Medical/First Aid	This service is located at the Tom Bradley International Terminal (Terminal B), upper/departure level.
Nursing station	Each terminal has a room and is identified on the LAX airport map.
Lounges	The waiting lounges in LAX airport are airline-run as well as independent. The TBIT – Terminal B houses most of the airline waiting lounges like Star Alliance Lounge, Oneworld Lounge, Delta Sky Club, Emirates Lounge, and Qantas First Lounge.
Luggage Carts	Every terminal has its luggage cart available on both the upper and lower levels. It is located close to the areas where people arrive and depart.
Curbside check-in	Curbside check-in services are provided at the upper level and lower levels of every terminal.
Baggage claim	The baggage claim area of Terminal B is on the ground floor. To find out the location and other things, check out the LAX baggage claim guide.
Adult changing tables	There are two adult changing tables available in Terminal 1 and Terminal 7.
Information Booths	Present at the baggage claim area of the arrival level in every terminal.

Transportation at LAX

The LAX Airport map not only marks the transportation options, but also does so with clear signs that are very easy to spot. Below are the public transportation options available at LAX and their locations on the map:

LAX FlyAway Bus	That is why drop-off is done at the Upper/Departures Level of every terminal.
Hotel and Private Parking Shuttles	The LAX interactive map clearly shows the PINK LAX Shuttle signs. They are at the Upper/Departures Level of each terminal.
Metro C Line (Green) at Aviation Station
Taxi cabs	Go where the signs say LAX-it, which is located next to Terminal 1. If you check the map, you will see that parking structure 3 is both inside and at the far end of Terminal 7.
Rental cars	The center is located off the airport from the airline terminal. Check the sign of the Rental Car Center on the LAX Terminals map.

With the LAX Airport map, the navigation to all services and amenities mentioned above becomes easier and helps new passengers save a lot of time. Whether you can locate your preferred restaurant at the airport or need to head quickly to the check-in counter. With its comprehensive navigation, the LAX terminal map assists travelers in finding all of their desired facilities and services.