A Disneyland Paris to Arc de Triomphe taxi is a fixed €90 for 1–3 passengers and takes roughly 50–55 minutes door to door, with free child seats, all tolls included and no meter.
The route from Disneyland Paris to the Arc de Triomphe
The Arc de Triomphe stands at the centre of Place Charles de Gaulle in the 8th arrondissement, where twelve avenues meet at the western end of the Champs-Élysées. From Disneyland Paris in Chessy that is about 45 km almost entirely on the motorway: your driver joins the A4 westbound towards Paris, follows it to the Boulevard Périphérique and comes off on the western side of the city near Porte Maillot or Porte Dauphine, a short hop from the monument. Because the Arc sits on the far side of central Paris, this route runs a little longer than a trip to the historic centre — plan for 50–55 minutes, and add a buffer during the weekday morning and evening peaks when the Périphérique west is busiest.
This is a fixed-price Paris Disney transfer, so the €90 is agreed before you travel and never moves with the traffic. If you are heading in the other direction — arriving in Paris and travelling out to the resort — the same fare applies on our Disneyland Paris transfer service.
What is included
Every booking is a private vehicle for your group alone — you are not sharing with strangers and there are no extra stops. The fixed fare covers tolls, luggage handling, free child and booster seats fitted on request, and door-to-door pick-up from your Disney hotel lobby. Because the Place Charles de Gaulle roundabout is not a drop-off point, your driver knows the practical set-down spots on the surrounding avenues so you finish with just a short, level walk to the underpass.
Fixed pricing explained
The price is per vehicle, not per head, which is why a taxi makes real sense for couples, families and small groups visiting the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées. Four adults pay €100 in total for a private car — often less than four separate RER-plus-Métro tickets once you factor in the journey either way. You can lock in the fare now at book now.
Tips for visiting the Arc de Triomphe
The rooftop terrace, reached by 284 steps (a lift is available for those who need it), gives one of the best panoramas in Paris — straight down the Champs-Élysées to the Louvre one way and out to the towers of La Défense the other. It is quietest first thing in the morning or in the last hour before the ticket office closes, which makes an early taxi from Disneyland Paris a smart move. Ask your driver to set an agreed return time and pick-up avenue so you are not hunting for a car afterwards.
Who this transfer is for
It suits families with young children who need proper car seats, anyone travelling with luggage on a day either side of their park stay, and groups who would rather not decode the RER-to-Métro connection. If you prefer to compare it against the train, the honest breakdown is below.