A Disneyland Paris to Reims taxi covers roughly 110 km east on the A4 in about 1 hour 15 minutes each way. As a long regional run the fare is fixed and confirmed at booking (as a guide, around €180–220 one way for 1–3), with free child seats, tolls included and no meter.
The route east to Reims
Reims sits about 110 km east of Disneyland Paris in the Marne, the gateway to the Champagne vineyards. Because the resort is already on the A4 motorway, the drive is a single, direct run eastward of around 1 hour 15 minutes — no crossing Paris, no changes. It is a full-day excursion, priced as a fixed all-in figure rather than a meter, so reserve your transfer and we confirm the fare before you set off.
Why a private car beats the train
The Reims TGV is fast on paper, but from the resort you would first ride the RER and Métro across to Gare de l’Est, buy tickets and wait for a departure — and once in Reims you still need taxis or trams to reach the cathedral and the champagne cellars scattered around the city. A private car turns the whole day into one door-to-door journey: collected at your Disney hotel, driven straight down the A4, and ferried between the cathedral, the Palais du Tau and the maisons de champagne with a driver who waits while you tour.
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. On a wait-and-return day hire the driver stays with you, which is invaluable in Champagne — everyone can enjoy a tasting knowing there is a sober driver to bring you safely back to Marne-la-Vallée.
How the fare works
Long regional trips carry a fixed, confirmed-at-booking fare rather than a per-passenger tariff, because distance, waiting time and any vineyard stops vary. A one-way run to Reims is roughly €180–220 for one to three passengers as a guide — well above the fixed €90 Disneyland Paris transfer to central Paris because Champagne is far to the east. Give us your itinerary and we lock in one honest quote.
Tips for visiting Reims
Book cellar tours in advance, especially in peak season, and pace tastings across the day. Allow time for the cathedral — the coronation site of most French kings and a masterpiece of Gothic stained glass — and the adjoining Palais du Tau museum. Champagne houses vary in style from the grand (Pommery, Taittinger) to the intimate, so mix one large and one smaller maison for contrast.
Who this trip is for
Champagne lovers, history and architecture fans, and celebrating groups who want to taste without a designated-driver headache. Prefer to stay in the capital? Our fixed-fare Paris Disney transfer covers every central Paris route.