Getting from Val d'Europe to airport terminals is much like leaving the resort itself, with one bonus: you are already a step ahead on the RER A line. Val d'Europe is the district just past Disneyland Paris, home to the shopping centre and a cluster of partner hotels. This guide explains how to reach CDG, Orly and Beauvais from there, and when the train or a private taxi makes more sense.
Where Val d'Europe sits
Val d'Europe is only a few minutes from the parks and has its own RER A station, one stop along from Marne-la-Vallee Chessy. That puts it on the same direct line into central Paris, which is handy for sightseeing but, on its own, does not reach the airports without a change.
The drive to each airport
By road the distances mirror those from the resort:
- CDG: about 38 km, roughly 45 minutes by car
- Orly: about 50 km, roughly 50 to 60 minutes
- Beauvais: about 150 km, roughly 90 to 105 minutes by car
Train versus taxi from Val d'Europe
For a solo traveller heading to CDG with one bag, the RER A plus a change can work, though it is rarely quick. The moment you add suitcases, children or an early flight, the calculation tips firmly towards a direct transfer. A private taxi collects you from your partner hotel and goes straight to the terminal, with no platform hauling and no anxious connections.
Beauvais in particular is impractical by train for most visitors, given the distance and the limited links, so a private transfer is the sensible default there.
Fixed fares and what they cover
Our prices are fixed from the outset: from €70 to CDG, €90 to Orly and €160 to Beauvais. Each fare is for the whole vehicle, so groups share the cost, and child seats are included free. Round trips earn a 10 percent discount when you book both legs together.
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Related guides: the complete CDG to Disneyland guide and how much a taxi from Paris to Disneyland costs.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Val d'Europe in relation to Disneyland Paris?
Val d'Europe is the district just beyond the parks, home to several partner hotels and the shopping centre. It is only a few minutes from the resort and sits on the same RER A line at the Val d'Europe station.
How do I get from Val d'Europe to CDG?
By car it is a similar trip to the resort itself, roughly 38 km and about 45 minutes to CDG. A private taxi collects you at your hotel and drives straight to the terminal.
Can I reach Orly or Beauvais from Val d'Europe?
Yes. Orly is around 50 km and 50 to 60 minutes by car, while Beauvais is farther at roughly 150 km and 90 to 105 minutes. A private transfer covers all three with a fixed fare.
How much is a transfer from Val d'Europe to the airport?
Fixed fares start from €70 to CDG, €90 to Orly and €160 to Beauvais. A saloon seats up to 3 passengers and a minivan up to 7-8.
Is the RER practical from Val d'Europe with luggage?
The RER A is fine for light travellers, but reaching the airports means changes in central Paris. With suitcases and an early flight, most families prefer a direct door-to-door taxi.
