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 Hi Steve,
 Just an easy question.
  I have an upcoming trip going through LAX, and a very close connection (less than 2 hours)on the return.
  I'll be coming into the international terminal, then going to terminal 6 domestic.
 Can I walk from the international terminal to terminal 6, are their sidewalks?, Is it far? does the terminal shuttle bus run clockwise or counterclockwise?
   thanks........dax

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Hi Dax,

Frequent, free shuttle bus service is provided between terminals (approximately every 12 to 15 minutes) to assist travelers in getting from one terminal to another. To use this service, board the Airline Connections "A" Shuttle under the LAX Shuttle & Airline Connections blue sign on the Lower/Arrival Level islands in front of each terminal.

If you decide to walk from one terminal to another, please look at the terminal map first at www.lawa.org/lax/terminalMap.cfm to get an idea of how far you need to go.

You could walk, but I personally would take advantage of the (counterclockwise) shuttle service. Even a hundred or two hundred yards can be difficult with luggage.

Hope this helps,


Steve

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I was born and raised in Los Angeles. I`ve lived in the Valley, west side, east side, and South Bay, so I`m an expert on getting around town. I`m knowledgeable about all of the Southern California tourist attractions. I am also an expert on state beaches in Southern California, and have an expansive camping background. No relocation/moving questions, please.

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