I guess apparently so lol. Last time I took it was two years ago.
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I guess apparently so lol. Last time I took it was two years ago.
Communicora
Premium Member
It was $41.20 plus tip when I took a Lyft from LAX to Anaheim in February.
RememberWhen
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I hear that. We have lugged our share of car seats. Our kiddos are almost 8 and almost 3. The bigger is big enough that he almost doesn’t need a car seat. The vest is great because it’s super small, safe, and kiddo can carry it himself. We use a diono for the smaller kiddo as she’s still rear facing, but it is heavy to lug around the airport.
Californian Elitist
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Yes you can.
Darkbeer1
Well-Known Member
In California? I don't believe it is offered in the state.
Which specific service(s) offer them in SoCal?
Californian Elitist
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Uber and Lyft offer vans for large groups/families. I’ve personally experienced this before. Unless they changed this policy recently...
Darkbeer1
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The issue is regarding providing car seats. I don't know of any ride sharing service that will dispatch a vehicle with Car Seats in California.
Yes, both offer multiple levels of vehicles and upscale services. And Car Seats can be ordered in other cities, just not in this state.
Uber Family offers one car seat, and it's a toddler car seat. As far as I know, Uber does not offer infant car seats under any circumstances and you cannot get more than one.
Darkbeer1
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Is Uber Family offered in Southern California? Last I heard, it wasn't.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Sounds like you have a new business venture to start....
unmitigated disaster
Well-Known Member
We used Karmel Shuttle in early January and were satisfied- we don't need car seats though so no idea if they'll supply them.
TP2000
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We got very deep into this subject a few months ago when my dear friend @Curious Constance was trying to figure out what and how to tip a driver.
And what we got out of that conversation is that Mickey's Space Ship Shuttle van service is still apparently an active business (although they would have been shut down six weeks ago due to the Covid-19 virus from Communist China and there's no telling if they will ever reopen at this point), but at least they offer "free child seats" in their vans.
And a Mr. Jason Alexander of the Disneyland Hotel signed a contract with them back in 2005 blessing their service to the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort, as you can clearly see on their website here in 2020.
And what we got out of that conversation is that Mickey's Space Ship Shuttle van service is still apparently an active business (although they would have been shut down six weeks ago due to the Covid-19 virus from Communist China and there's no telling if they will ever reopen at this point), but at least they offer "free child seats" in their vans.
And a Mr. Jason Alexander of the Disneyland Hotel signed a contract with them back in 2005 blessing their service to the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort, as you can clearly see on their website here in 2020.
Curious Constance
Well-Known Member
We got very deep into this subject a few months ago when my dear friend @Curious Constance was trying to figure out what and how to tip a driver.
And what we got out of that conversation is that Mickey's Space Ship Shuttle van service is still apparently an active business (although they would have been shut down six weeks ago due to the Covid-19 virus from Communist China and there's no telling if they will ever reopen at this point), but at least they offer "free child seats" in their vans.
And a Mr. Jason Alexander of the Disneyland Hotel signed a contract with them back in 2005 blessing their service to the Hotels of the Disneyland Resort, as you can clearly see on their website here in 2020.
Gosh, remember back when my biggest concern was what and how to tip my driver to and from Disneyland? I was so sweet and innocent back then!
TP2000
Well-Known Member
Weren't we all, dear.
Curious Constance
Well-Known Member
Silver lining since my trip is most likely in the tubes, no tipping the driver!!!!
TP2000
Well-Known Member
You have no idea how easy I will rest tonight knowing that. Silver linings!
Animaniac93-98
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Darkbeer1
Well-Known Member
The best way to save money on a Disneyland trip is to not go at all.
The city of Anaheim, Orange County, Visit Anaheim, and The Real Bob Iger disagrees with you!