Anaheim provides a somewhat walkable experience, particularly in neighborhoods like North Euclid, The Colony, and West Anaheim, where one can access cafes, restaurants, and shops on foot. However, many parts of Anaheim are spread out, requiring travelers to walk longer distances to complete errands. Safety concerns, such as poorly lit areas at night, suggest choosing accommodations wisely in more walkable neighborhoods.

Anaheim offers good public transport, especially for travelers close to resort areas. The Anaheim Regional Transportation Intermodal Center (ARTIC) serves as a hub, connecting via Amtrak, Metrolink, and local buses. The Anaheim Resort Transportation (ART) system covers key tourist spots efficiently. However, for accessing broader Orange County, planning and occasional transfers are necessary, making it useful but not universally comprehensive.

Anaheim is moderately bikeable, with some dedicated bike lanes and paths, particularly in areas with recent updates like Anaheim Street. The city is expanding its biking infrastructure, but busy streets and insufficient bike lanes in certain areas can pose challenges. Recreational paths are available, but for everyday use, travelers should be cautious of traffic and less bike-friendly zones.