Arrival & logistics guide

CDG Terminals to Disneyland: Transfer Guide

Terminal 1, 2 or 3 — here is exactly where your driver waits and how each CDG terminal connects to a fixed-price ride to Disneyland Paris.

From €70 (any terminal) ~45 min
Quick answer

Whichever CDG terminal you land at — 1, 2 or 3 — your driver meets you in that terminal’s arrivals hall with a name board, and the fixed fare to Disneyland is the same €70 for 1–3 passengers, about a 45-minute drive.

CDG in one minute

Charles de Gaulle has three terminal areas. Terminal 1 is the round, older building; Terminal 2 is a large cluster of halls labelled 2A through 2G (used by many major and long-haul carriers); Terminal 3 is a smaller facility mostly for charter and low-cost flights. Which one you use depends on your airline, but for a private transfer it barely matters — the driver comes to you. Reserve a CDG to Disneyland Paris taxi and the meeting point is your terminal’s arrivals hall.

Terminal 1

After you collect your luggage in Terminal 1, your driver is waiting in the arrivals area with a board showing your name. There is no need to head for the taxi rank or hunt through a car park. From Terminal 1 the vehicle joins the A104 quickly and settles onto the A4 towards Marne-la-Vallée. The taxi fare CDG to Disneyland Paris is the same fixed rate here as anywhere at the airport.

Terminal 2 (halls 2A–2G)

Terminal 2 is the busiest area and spreads across several connected halls. If you know your specific hall — say 2E or 2F for long-haul arrivals — mention it at booking; if not, your flight number tells us exactly where to be. The driver meets you in the arrivals hall of your hall and walks you to the vehicle. A Disneyland Paris airport transfer from Terminal 2 follows the same quick motorway run to the resort.

Terminal 3 and getting it right

Terminal 3 is compact, so the arrivals area is easy to navigate and the driver meets you there directly. Across all three terminals the key is simple: give us your flight number. Flight tracking then handles delays, gate changes and even a last-minute terminal switch, so the driver is always in the right place. Because a taxi to Disneyland here is a fixed fare, none of this affects the price. When your flight is booked, book now with the flight number and we take care of the terminal logistics.

Meeting your driver at any CDG terminal

  1. Give your flight number

    At booking, so we know your terminal and can track delays or changes.

  2. Clear the airport

    Passport control and baggage claim as normal in Terminal 1, 2 or 3.

  3. Find your name board

    The driver waits in your terminal’s arrivals hall — no rank or car park to find.

  4. Direct drive to Disneyland

    A ~45-minute motorway run at a fixed fare, whatever terminal you used.

Why book with Disney Taxi Paris

Fixed price

Confirmed at booking. No meter, no surge, no delay charges.

Free child seats

Infant, toddler and booster seats supplied free on request.

24/7 service

Early flights and late arrivals covered, every day of the year.

Meet & greet

Your driver waits in arrivals with a name board.

Licensed VTC

Fully licensed, insured private-hire drivers.

Flight tracking

We track your flight and adjust pickup for delays free of charge.

Frequently asked questions

Does the transfer price change by CDG terminal?

No. The fixed fare is the same from Terminal 1, 2 or 3 — €70 for 1–3 passengers to Disneyland. Your driver comes to whichever terminal your flight lands at.

Where exactly does the driver meet me at CDG?

In the arrivals hall of your terminal, holding a name board, after you clear passport control and collect your bags. You do not need to find a taxi rank or a specific car park.

What if I do not know my terminal in advance?

Give us your flight number at booking and we identify the terminal for you. If it changes, flight tracking updates the pickup automatically.

How are Terminal 2’s sub-terminals (2A–2G) handled?

Terminal 2 is a cluster of halls (2A–2G). Tell us your specific hall if you know it; otherwise the flight number tells us where to meet you within Terminal 2.

How long is the drive from any CDG terminal to Disneyland?

About 45 minutes over roughly 38 km via the A104 and A4, regardless of terminal. The routes converge quickly onto the same motorway.