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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Berkeley, CA USA
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What I mean is that if you're flying in and renting a car, you'll simply hop on the train to the rental car center. No more waiting and waiting and waiting for the Avis bus, and then the slog through the horseshoe.
I recall with no fondness the years when our daughters were very young, and we had to wait on that skinny concrete island for the Avis bus. Barely any space there, and we had all the crap you need for traveling with young kids. The whole time you're trying to keep the kids alive, with vehicles passing by a few feet away on both sides. All part of why LAX is my least favorite big airport.