Sneak Peek: New LAX Metro Transit Center

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On: August 8, 2025

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The new LAX Metro Transit Center opens June 6, connecting Metro’s C and K Lines directly to the airport via a free LAX Shuttle.

The LAX Metro Connector Shuttle will run every 10 minutes between the Transit Center and all LAX terminals, using the Lower/Arrivals level express inner lanes.

The first rail service to the station begins at 5 PM this Friday. Here is a sneak peek before it opens!

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