Airport Overview To help you plan your layover or overnight sleepover, here is a quick run-down of what travellers have reported to us during their time at LAX Airport. What to Expect • LAX is a large, spread-out airport with 9 terminals in a general U-shape. Some terminals are nicer than others, though even the International Terminal leaves a lot to be desired. • All terminals operate with different hours, but general rule is most shut down by 1am and open again around 4 am. • No 24-hour eateries, so come prepared with snacks or change for vending machines.

• WiFi is available. See information in the airport guide below. Where to Sleep • There is a decent amount of seats, though most have armrests. Asus P5wd2 Premium Wifi Tv there. You’ll have plenty of space to spread out on the carpeted floor. • In Terminal 7, Gate 71B offers faux leather benches with no armrests, and much more seating than the other gates. (cavemenhadnobeds, JUne 2016) • In Terminal 6, there are benches without armrests in the Arrival Hall, just around the corner from the Baggage Claim - it’s bright and loud, so bring a sleep mask/eyeshades and earplugs (February 2016 review).

Los Angeles International Airport this summer will be joining the list of U.S. Airports that offers free Wi-Fi service. Los Angeles International Airport (IATA: LAX, ICAO: KLAX, FAA LID: LAX) is the largest and busiest airport in both the Greater Los Angeles Area and in the state of. 5080 reviews of Los Angeles International Airport - LAX 'What can one expect????? It's a LARGE International airport. Yes, it's very busy.but they get the job done. Jun 30, 2015 Tired of slow, balky internet at LAX? Los Angeles International Airport will soon install a $1.5-million system that should boost free speeds.

• LAX is under constant construction, so be prepared for construction noise (and frequent announcements) no matter where you sleep. Have your ear plugs or noise cancelling headphones handy.

• When there are cancelled/delayed flights, the airport provides cots to travellers stranded overnight. See in the airport guide below. • Explore Terminals 4 and 7 for chairs in triangle configurations for privacy (January 2016 review).

• For uninterrupted sleep, there are hotels near the airport that provide free airport shuttles. See in the airport guide below. Good to Know • Economy class passengers can pay to use one of the first class lounges. See our section for locations and rates.

For more information about the services and facilities available, scroll down to continue exploring our Los Angeles Airport Guide. To help us keep this information up to date.

In this guide we may refer to locations as 'landside' and 'airside'. Landside is the public area of the terminal located in the non-secure zone, before security. Airside is the secure area of the terminal that you must reach by going through security. Pay-per-use, Single Visit Passes & Lounge Memberships Regardless of what class of service you are flying, there are lounges that you can enter by paying at the door, purchasing a lounge pass or through a lounge membership program.