Jack & Marci

February 14, 2016 | Palm Springs, CA

Traveling by air:

Several airports serve the Palm Springs Area.

Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) is served by many airlines and brings you right into town. Almost everything you need is within walking distance so renting a car is not needed. 

*WestJet offers direct flights to and from Toronto (YYZ) and Palm Springs (PSP) on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Ontario International Airport (ONT) is about an hour to ninety minutes away depending on traffic.  On Friday afternoons traffic from Ontario through Riverside can be congested at rush hour.  Renting a car is necessary.

Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is between a 2 to 4 hour drive depending on the time of day and traffic.  On Friday afternoons plan on the drive taking up to 4 hours as the LA traffic is terrible and lots of drivers head to Palm Springs for the weekend.

TRAVELING BY CAR:

From Los Angeles
Approximately 100 miles
Head East on I-10 about 90 miles  
Slight right exit to Highway  CA-111
After about 10 miles you’ll merge onto North Palm Canyon
Continue onto North Palm Canyon and you will be in downtown Palm Springs

From Ontario, CA
Follow directions out of the Ontario airport to I-10 East
Merge onto I-10 East
Go 57 miles and merge right to exit CA-111, signs to Palm Springs
Go 10 miles and you’ll enter downtown Palm Springs

From San Diego
Approximately 135 miles
Head North on CA-163
Merge onto I-15 N
After 50 miles, stay right and continue on I-215 N
Take the exit onto CA-60 E/Moreno Valley Freeway toward Beaumont
Merge onto I-10 E
Go 18 miles and make a slight right exit to Highway  CA-111
After about 10 miles you’ll merge onto North Palm Canyon.
Continue onto North Palm Canyon and you will be in downtown Palm Springs