A Disneyland Paris to Chartres taxi covers roughly 135 km southwest in about 1 hour 30 minutes each way. As a long regional run the fare is fixed and confirmed at booking (as a guide, around €200–240 one way for 1–3), with free child seats, tolls included and no meter.
The route southwest to Chartres
Chartres sits about 135 km southwest of Disneyland Paris in the Eure-et-Loir, on the edge of the Beauce plain. The drive loops around the south of the Paris region and takes roughly an hour and a half in normal traffic. It is a full-day excursion, priced as a fixed all-in figure rather than a meter — reserve your transfer and we confirm the fare before you leave the resort.
Why a private car beats the train
Chartres has a fast direct train, but only from Gare Montparnasse on the far side of Paris. From the resort that means an RER-and-Métro slog across the whole city just to reach the departure platform, before the hour-long ride to Chartres and a walk up to the cathedral. A private car cuts straight to the point: collected at your Disney hotel, driven directly southwest, and set down minutes from the cathedral doors, with a driver who waits and brings you home.
What is included
A private vehicle for your group for the day, tolls paid, an English-speaking driver, luggage handling and free child seats on request. The wait-and-return option is particularly worthwhile here for anyone hoping to stay into the evening for Chartres en Lumières, when the last convenient trains thin out.
How the fare works
Long regional trips carry a fixed, confirmed-at-booking fare rather than a per-passenger tariff, because distance and waiting time vary. A one-way run to Chartres is roughly €200–240 for one to three passengers as a guide — well above the fixed €90 Disneyland Paris transfer to central Paris because Chartres lies far to the southwest. Give us your plan and we lock in one honest quote.
Tips for visiting Chartres
Go on a bright day to see the stained glass at its best, and take a guided tour if you want the full story of the windows and the labyrinth. Below the cathedral, wander the medieval streets down to the River Eure. From roughly April to October the town runs Chartres en Lumières, projecting light shows onto the cathedral and other landmarks after dark — a highlight well worth staying for.
Who this trip is for
Lovers of Gothic architecture and stained glass, photographers, and anyone who wants a serene cathedral day away from the crowds. Prefer to stay in the capital? Our fixed-fare Paris Disney transfer covers every central Paris route.