Disney Taxi Service in France: Premium Transportation Across the Country

Disney Taxi Service in France: One Resort, Many Starting Points

Disneyland Paris draws visitors from every region of France, and almost all of them arrive through the same handful of gateways in the Paris region. Our Disney taxi service in France is built around that reality. Rather than driving the length of the country, most travellers reach the Paris area quickly by TGV or by plane, and we handle the final leg from that arrival point straight to the resort. Whether you are coming from Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux, Rennes or the south, the fixed fare you pay depends on where you land in the Paris region, not on how far you have travelled to get there.

Travelling from Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux and Beyond

For visitors elsewhere in France, the fastest and most comfortable route is usually a direct TGV to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, the high-speed station located right at the entrance to Disneyland Paris. Direct TGVs run from Lyon (around 2 hours), Lille (about 1 hour), Bordeaux, Rennes, Nantes and several other cities, dropping you a few minutes from the park gates. From there our driver meets you at the station and takes you and your luggage straight to your Disney or partner hotel. If your city has no direct TGV to Chessy, travellers typically route via a Paris terminus or fly into one of the three Paris airports instead.

The Three Paris Airports as Your Entry Point

If you fly, Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the closest and most economical gateway, roughly 45 minutes from the resort via the A104 and A4 at a fixed €70 for 1 to 3 passengers. Orly sits to the south of Paris, about 50 minutes away at €90, and is well suited to domestic flights and arrivals from the south of France. Beauvais (BVA), used mainly by low-cost carriers, lies well to the north and is the longest run at €160 and roughly 90 to 120 minutes. Each transfer includes flight monitoring, meet-and-greet in arrivals, and free child seats.

Fixed Fares to Disneyland Paris

Every fare below is fixed and confirmed when you book, with tolls and child seats included and no meter running in traffic. Prices are shown by group size for the run to Disneyland Paris.

Larger groups of 9 or more are carried in two vehicles and quoted on request. For round-the-clock pickups whatever your arrival time, see our 24-hour taxi service for Paris and Disney, the hub for all our airport and resort routes.

Why a Private Transfer Beats Public Transport for the Final Leg

Once you reach the Paris region, the difference between a private transfer and public transport is largest with luggage and children. From CDG the RER B plus RER A means changing lines at Châtelet with cases and a stroller; from Orly you face the Orlyval shuttle and two more trains. A single fixed-fare taxi removes all of that. Your driver waits in arrivals, loads the bags, and drives door to door, which is why families and groups arriving from across France so often choose to book the last leg rather than navigate the network at the end of a long travel day.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am travelling from Lyon, Lille or Bordeaux — what is the easiest way to reach Disneyland Paris by taxi? For most people the fastest route is a direct TGV to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, the station at the gates of Disneyland Paris, then a short taxi to your hotel. If you fly instead, we collect you from CDG, Orly or Beauvais with a fixed-fare transfer.

Which Paris airport should I fly into for Disneyland Paris? Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is the closest and cheapest, about 45 minutes and €70 for 1 to 3 passengers. Orly is around 50 minutes at €90, and Beauvais is the furthest at €160. All three are fixed fares with no meter.

Do you pick up directly from Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy TGV station? Yes. If you arrive by TGV from Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux, Rennes or elsewhere in France, we meet you at Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy and drive you to your Disney hotel or any address in the resort area at a fixed local fare.

Is the fixed fare the same wherever in France I am coming from? The fixed airport and resort fares are the same regardless of where your journey started. What matters is your pickup point in the Paris region — CDG, Orly, Beauvais, the city centre or a TGV station — not your home city. Long-distance road transfers from other regions are quoted individually.

Can you handle late TGV or flight arrivals from across France? Yes. We operate 24/7 and monitor flights and connecting trains, so if your TGV or plane is delayed your driver waits at no extra charge. This is especially useful for evening arrivals into CDG or Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy.