Travelling with a Pet to Disneyland Paris

Travelling with a pet to Disneyland Paris should be the easy part of your holiday, not a source of stress. Whether you are flying in with a small dog, a cat or a pocket-sized companion, the journey from the airport to the resort is the moment your pet most needs calm, space and fresh air. A private pet-friendly transfer with Disney Taxi Paris gives them exactly that: one quiet, air-conditioned vehicle from the terminal door to your hotel, with no platforms, no changes and no rush.

Bringing dogs, cats and small pets in the transfer

Pets are accommodated on request, and that covers most of the companions families travel with. Small and medium dogs, cats in carriers, rabbits and other small animals are all welcome aboard. Our saloon cars seat up to three passengers and suit a couple with a single pet, while a minivan seating seven to eight is ideal when you are travelling as a larger family with luggage, a buggy and a pet to fit alongside everyone. The important thing is that we know in advance, so we can match you with the right vehicle and a driver who is happy to have your animal on board.

Why request a pet-friendly vehicle in advance

Not every car or driver is set up for animals, so the single most useful thing you can do is tell us your pet's type and size when you book your pet-friendly Disney Paris transfer. With that detail we can allocate a vehicle with room for a carrier, protect the seating, and confirm everything before you fly. Because Disney Taxi Paris is a licensed VTC service with a fixed price and no meter, your quote is locked in up front, with no holiday surge and no awkward conversations at the kerb. You will also still benefit from meet-and-greet, flight tracking and free waiting time, which matters when you are wrangling both bags and a nervous animal after a flight.

• State the species, breed and approximate size of your pet when booking.
• Mention whether your pet travels in a carrier, crate or on a harness.
• Confirm passenger and luggage numbers so we choose a saloon or minivan correctly.

Carriers, crates and what to pack for your pet

A secure carrier or crate is the safest way for cats and small dogs to travel in any car, and it keeps your pet settled rather than loose on a seat. Larger dogs can travel restrained on the floor or back seat with a blanket of their own. A familiar blanket or toy works wonders for nerves, and a little forward planning makes the ride smoother for everyone. Here is a simple checklist before you set off:

• A well-ventilated carrier or crate, plus a lead and harness for larger dogs.
• A collapsible water bowl, a little water and any medication your pet needs.
• Pet passport, vaccination records and microchip details for entry into France.
• Waste bags, a familiar blanket and a favourite toy to keep them relaxed.

Comfort on the ride to the resort

The transfer itself is short and steady. From Charles de Gaulle it is about 38km and roughly 45 minutes; from Orly around 50km and 50 to 60 minutes; central Paris is about 32km and around 45 minutes; and Beauvais, the longest run, is about 150km and 90 to 105 minutes. Every vehicle is air-conditioned, which keeps temperatures comfortable for an animal in a carrier, and our English-speaking drivers will keep the pace smooth and avoid sudden stops. If your pet is anxious, let the driver know and they can keep windows and music low. Compared with the longer haul from the CDG airport by other means, the direct route keeps the whole experience as brief and calm as possible.

Why a private transfer beats the RER train with a pet

The RER B and connecting lines can technically carry small pets, but they are rarely the kinder choice. You face crowded platforms, multiple interchanges, stairs and the unpredictable wait between trains, all while balancing luggage and a carrier. A private door-to-door transfer removes every one of those friction points: your pet stays in a single quiet space, you avoid the crush, and you arrive at your resort hotel without a single change. Add the fixed price, 24/7 availability and a 10% discount on round-trip bookings, and the maths usually favours travelling privately when a pet is part of the party. For a fuller side-by-side, see our RER versus taxi comparison.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my dog or cat in a Disney Taxi Paris transfer?

Yes. Dogs, cats and small pets are accommodated on request. Simply let us know your pet's type and size when you book so we can assign a suitable pet-friendly vehicle and driver.

Does my pet need to travel in a carrier or crate?

A secure carrier or crate is strongly recommended for cats and small dogs, and is the safest option for any pet in a moving vehicle. Larger dogs may travel restrained on the floor or seat with a blanket; tell us the details in advance so we can prepare.

How long is the ride from the airport to Disneyland Paris with a pet?

From Charles de Gaulle it is about 38km and roughly 45 minutes. From Orly it is about 50km and 50 to 60 minutes. Central Paris is around 32km and about 45 minutes. The fixed fare means no surprises whatever the traffic.

Is a private transfer better than the RER train when travelling with a pet?

For most pet owners, yes. A private transfer is door-to-door, air-conditioned, has no crowded platforms or interchanges, and lets your pet stay in one calm space for the whole journey rather than being carried through busy stations.

Is there an extra charge for travelling with a pet?

Our fares are fixed and quoted up front with no meter and no holiday surge. Please mention your pet when booking; any specific requirements are confirmed with your quote so the price you see is the price you pay.

Related pages and guides

• Pet-friendly Disney Paris transfer
• Wheelchair-accessible Disney transfer
• Charles de Gaulle to Disneyland Paris taxi
• Orly to Disneyland Paris transfer
• Best way from CDG to Disneyland with kids