A Disneyland Paris to Provins taxi covers roughly 50 km southeast in about 50 minutes each way. The fare is fixed and confirmed at booking (as a guide, around €110–140 one way for 1–3), with free child seats, tolls included and no meter.
The route to medieval Provins
Provins sits about 50 km southeast of Disneyland Paris in the Seine-et-Marne. Because both the resort and Provins lie east of Paris, the drive avoids the capital entirely and takes around 50 minutes through open countryside. It is a day-trip route with a fixed, confirmed-at-booking fare — reserve your transfer and we agree the price before pickup.
Why a private car beats the train
Provins has its own station on Transilien line P, but only reachable from Paris Gare de l’Est. From the resort that means riding the RER into Paris, changing across the city to Gare de l’Est and taking a train of around an hour and twenty minutes — then walking up to the fortified upper town. A private car collects you at your Disney hotel and drives straight to the ramparts in under an hour, with a driver who can wait between the timed shows and 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. The wait-and-return option is handy at Provins because the main attractions — the falconry, the knights’ tournament, the galleries — run to fixed showtimes you will want to plan around.
How the fare works
Day trips carry a fixed, confirmed-at-booking fare rather than a per-passenger tariff. A one-way run to Provins is roughly €110–140 for one to three passengers as a guide — a little above the fixed €90 Disneyland Paris transfer to central Paris because it reaches further southeast. Tell us your plan and we lock in one honest quote.
Tips for visiting Provins
Base your day around the two big shows — check the day’s times for the Aigles des Remparts falconry and La Légende des Chevaliers before you go. Walk a stretch of the ramparts, climb the Tour César for the view, and cool off in the underground galleries. If you visit in June, the medieval festival transforms the whole town into a costumed spectacle.
Who this trip is for
Families with children, history buffs and anyone who wants a genuine medieval day out close to the resort. If you would rather head into the capital, our fixed-fare Paris Disney transfer covers every central route.