A Disneyland Paris to Auvers-sur-Oise taxi covers roughly 65 km northwest in about an hour each way. The fare is fixed and confirmed at booking (as a guide, around €130–160 one way for 1–3), with free child seats, tolls included and no meter.
The route to Van Gogh’s village
Auvers-sur-Oise lies about 65 km northwest of Disneyland Paris in the Val-d’Oise, in the valley of the River Oise. The drive loops around the north of Paris and takes around an hour in normal traffic. It is a day-trip route with a fixed, confirmed-at-booking fare — book your Disneyland Paris taxi and we agree the price before pickup.
Why a private car beats the train
Auvers is one of the trickiest villages to reach by rail. Regular service usually involves a change at Pontoise or Persan-Beaumont, and the convenient direct train only runs from central Paris on summer weekends — of no help from the resort. A private car removes the guesswork: collected at your Disney hotel, driven straight to the village, and set down beside the Auberge Ravoux, with a driver who follows you around the compact Van Gogh trail and waits to bring you home.
What is included
A private vehicle for your group, tolls paid, an English-speaking driver, luggage handling and free child seats on request. Because Auvers’ sites are strung along a hillside — the auberge, the church, the wheat fields and the cemetery — the wait-and-return option keeps everything relaxed and unrushed.
How the fare works
Day trips carry a fixed, confirmed-at-booking fare rather than a per-passenger tariff. A one-way run to Auvers-sur-Oise is roughly €130–160 for one to three passengers as a guide — above the fixed €90 Disneyland Paris transfer to central Paris because the village lies further out to the northwest. Add wait-and-return and we fold it into one quote.
Tips for visiting Auvers-sur-Oise
Follow the marked Van Gogh trail: the room at the Auberge Ravoux where he died, the church he immortalised, the panoramic wheat fields, and the modest grave he shares with Theo. Add the Maison du Docteur Gachet or the immersive show at the Château d’Auvers if time allows. Most sites open seasonally, roughly spring to autumn, so confirm dates before travelling.
Who this trip is for
Art lovers and anyone drawn to the Van Gogh story, plus visitors who want a gentle, walkable village day out. If you would rather explore central Paris, our fixed-fare Paris Disney transfer covers every route into town.