A Disneyland Paris to Notre-Dame taxi is a fixed €90 for 1–3 passengers and takes about 45–55 minutes to the Île de la Cité in the 4th arrondissement — free child seats, tolls included and no meter.
The route to the Île de la Cité
Notre-Dame de Paris stands on the Île de la Cité, the island in the Seine that is the historical centre of the city, in the 4th arrondissement. From Disneyland Paris it is about 38 km, almost all of it on the A4 heading due west into Paris. The motorway brings you close to the centre before the final approach through the streets of the Marais and along the river. Off-peak the whole trip is around 45 minutes; during the weekday rush the central section can stretch it towards 55–60 minutes.
This is our standard fixed-fare city route — the same price as any Paris Disney transfer — agreed in full before you leave the resort.
What is included
A private car for your group, tolls paid, luggage handled and free child seats fitted on request. Your English-speaking driver collects you at your Disney hotel and knows the practical set-down points around the island, since the square directly in front of the cathedral is not open to traffic. No sharing, no meter, no surprises.
Fixed pricing explained
With the fare set per vehicle, central Paris is genuinely affordable for a group: three friends or a family of three pay €90 total, seats and tolls included, and larger parties scale gently to €120 for eight. Lock it in at book now.
Tips for visiting Notre-Dame
The cathedral reopened at the end of 2024 after its restoration and is once again free to enter, with timed reservations advised in busy periods and long queues possible mid-morning. Arrive early or later in the day for a calmer visit, and use the taxi drop-off on the Left Bank quays for the classic view of the flying buttresses and spire from across the river. From here you are a short walk from Sainte-Chapelle, the booksellers’ stalls along the Seine and the Latin Quarter.
Who this transfer is for
Families with children, visitors carrying bags on a travel day, and anyone who wants to reach the historic heart of Paris in one direct ride rather than a multi-line transit journey. The train comparison is below.
