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Old Oct 23, 2002 | 11:27 am
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Getting from T1 to T5

Thanks to all who post in the "airports" section. I'm finding good information here about airports that I rarely transit.

I am planning a trip PHX-LAX-MBJ. PHX-LAX will be on HP or WN arriving in T1; LAX-MBJ departs from T5. I know there is an airport shuttle. Here are my questions...
[list=1][*]If I take the terminal shuttle, how long should I "budget" for the trip (on a Saturday afternoon/evening?)[*]Is there a way to walk from T1 to T5? If so, how long would the walk take?[/list=a]

It's not that time is really an issue, but I like to know my options.

Thanks.

Bob

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Old Oct 23, 2002 | 3:40 pm
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Hi,

You can walk past T2,3,4 turn the corner, walk past Tom Bradley Intl Terminal , turn the corner and you would be at T5.
Probably a 10-15min walk maximum depemding on how fast you walk.

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Old Oct 23, 2002 | 10:25 pm
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A faster way to walk is to head straight south while downstairs at Terminal 1, to Terminal 7 (United). There are sidewalks part of the way, but even when they end, the route is pretty intuitive. Once you get to the United terminal, make a hard right and walk down to terminal five. Probably two hundred yards shorter then TBS' suggestion, although the route is not as obvious.

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Old Oct 28, 2002 | 12:18 am
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Hi,

The Airline Terminal "A" shuttles are very frequent and always empty. It would probably take 5 minutes or less to make the free trip.

If you wait more than 3-5 minutes for one of the "A" shuttles, I'd be very surprised.

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Old Oct 28, 2002 | 8:24 am
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If time isn't an issue, and you can stand those lovely fumes, walk. Although walking through the parking lots across to UA, then making a right, is the most "direct" way, you may find yourself walking into unintended obstacles. I'd walk on the upper level around the airport - and you get to see all the various airlines flying out of LAX.
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Thanks for all of the responses. We have time to walk, but I wasn't really sure how far the walk was... or if it was possible.

Thanks again.

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Old Oct 28, 2002 | 6:29 pm
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It's very easy. Do it the way Craig said; i.e., cross to the left of the parking garage.
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