A connecting transfer from your Eurostar arrival at Gare du Nord to Disneyland Paris is a fixed €90 for 1–3 passengers and takes about 50 minutes, with free child seats and no meter.
The direct Eurostar to Disneyland has gone — so plan the connection
Until 2023, one Eurostar a day ran straight from London to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, the station at the gates of Disneyland Paris. That service is gone. Today every Eurostar from London St Pancras, Brussels and Amsterdam terminates at Paris Gare du Nord, which means the last 40 kilometres to the park are on you to arrange. The two realistic options are the RER commuter rail or a Paris Disney transfer by private taxi.
After a Channel crossing with tired children and a pile of suitcases, the difference between the two really matters. The rail route means dragging bags down to the RER B platform, riding to Châtelet–Les Halles, changing to the RER A eastbound, and standing for another 35 minutes to Marne-la-Vallée. A private taxi meets you at the platform and drives you straight to your hotel door.
What the fixed €90 Gare du Nord transfer includes
Because Gare du Nord sits in central Paris, this route is priced as our standard Disneyland Paris transfer from the city: a flat €90 for one to three passengers. That price is the whole car, confirmed before you travel, and it never moves for traffic, a late train or luggage. Free infant, toddler and booster seats are included — useful when you have just carried them across the Channel.
Your driver monitors the live Eurostar board, so a delayed departure from London or a slow queue at the terminal does not cost you anything. You will find them waiting with a name board once you clear the Eurostar arrivals hall.
Who this is for
Families and groups landing at Gare du Nord get the most value here — three or four people with cases split a single fare that is often cheaper than separate rail tickets plus the hassle. If you are continuing to an airport instead of the park, our Disneyland Paris airport transfer covers CDG, Orly and Beauvais at the same fixed-fare basis.