easyJet flights from the UK to Paris land at Charles de Gaulle, mainly Terminal 2D (some use 2B). Disneyland Paris is about 32 km away: 35-45 minutes by private car, 9-11 minutes by direct TGV, or around an hour on the Magical Shuttle. If your easyJet flight is to Orly (Orly 1-2-3), the drive is about 50 km, 45-60 minutes.
easyJet is one of the most popular ways for UK families to reach Disneyland Paris: the flight itself is short, and the bigger decision is how to get from the airport to your hotel with children and bags. This guide covers the terminals easyJet uses, what to expect on arrival, and every realistic way to finish the journey.
Not sure which airport to choose yet? Our guide to which Paris airport is closest to Disneyland compares CDG, Orly and Beauvais.
Which Paris airports and terminals does easyJet use?
Charles de Gaulle (CDG): Terminal 2D and 2B
easyJet operates mainly from Terminal 2D, with some flights using Terminal 2B. They sit next to each other in the Terminal 2 complex, which also houses the CDG 2 TGV railway station. CDG is the airport for easyJet flights from the UK and the closer of the two main airports to Disneyland Paris.
Paris Orly: the Orly 1-2-3 building
easyJet also flies to Orly, mainly on its French and European network. Its flights use the Orly 1-2-3 building (listed as Orly 1), not Orly 4. We could not confirm a current easyJet route from the UK to Orly, so if your booking shows Orly, check the terminal on your boarding pass.
UK airports with easyJet flights to Paris CDG
easyJet lists routes to Charles de Gaulle from these UK airports (some are seasonal or run only on certain days):
- Belfast International
- Bristol
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- Liverpool
- London Gatwick
- London Luton
- Manchester
Source: easyJet Charles de Gaulle airport page. Schedules change, so check easyjet.com for your dates.
Landing at CDG or Orly with easyJet?
Add your flight number and we meet you in arrivals with a name board. Fixed fare for the whole car, free child seats, no meter: see the live price before you confirm.
Arriving on easyJet: what happens after landing
- Passport control. UK passport holders go through non-EU border control. Since the EU Entry/Exit System became fully operational in April 2026, first-time visitors register fingerprints and a photo, so allow extra time, especially at half-term.
- Baggage reclaim. Hold bags and any pushchair or car seat checked at the gate come out here. If a bag is missing, report it at the airline desk before leaving the reclaim hall; your driver is kept informed through the flight tracking and your contact number.
- Meet your driver. At CDG Terminal 2B or 2D your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name board. At Orly the driver meets you at the arrivals exit of the terminal on your booking.
- Drive to the parks. From CDG the route follows the A104 and A4 (about 32 km, 35-45 minutes). From Orly it follows the A6 and A4 motorways (about 50 km, 45-60 minutes). Drop-off is at your Disney hotel, partner hotel or apartment door.
For a terminal-by-terminal walkthrough of CDG, see our CDG to Disneyland Paris complete guide.
easyJet to Disneyland Paris: transfer options compared
Four realistic ways finish the journey. The shuttle and trains charge per person; a private car is one fixed fare for the group, which is why it often works out well for families of four or more. For current figures across every route, see our Disneyland Paris transfer price guide.
| Option | From | Journey time | Cost | Changes | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private transfer (Disney Taxi Paris) | CDG or Orly | CDG 35-45 min; Orly 45-60 min, door to door | Fixed fare for the whole car, see live price | None: arrivals hall to hotel door | Families with luggage, pushchairs, late flights |
| Magical Shuttle coach | CDG (Terminal 2E/2F, door 8) or Orly | About 1 hour from Orly; similar from CDG, plus hotel stops | €24 adult, €11 child under 12, under-3s free (per person, one way) | None, but shared and runs to a timetable | Couples and small parties staying at Disney or partner hotels |
| TGV high-speed train | CDG only (Aéroport CDG 2 TGV station) | 9-11 min on the train, plus walking and waiting | From €19 per person (SNCF, varies by date) | None, but limited daytime timetable | Light travellers landing in the daytime |
| RER / Metro | CDG (RER B) or Orly (Metro 14) | Allow around 1.5 hours or more | Per-person public transport tickets | At least one change in central Paris (to RER A) | Solo travellers with hand luggage only |
Sources: Magical Shuttle fares (magicalshuttle.co.uk), SNCF Connect for the CDG-Chessy TGV, RATP/Paris by Train for Metro 14. Check operators for your travel date.
Private transfer
A Disneyland Paris airport transfer is the only option with no timetable and no walking between terminals: the driver meets you in arrivals and drops you at the hotel entrance. It suits late easyJet arrivals, families with pushchairs and groups. The fare is fixed at booking with no meter; details are on our taxi Disneyland Paris page.
Magical Shuttle
The coach runs to Disney and partner hotels for €24 per adult and €11 per child under 12 (under-3s free), one way. At CDG it leaves from Terminal 2E/2F, door 8 on the arrivals level, a walk from easyJet's 2B/2D; at Orly it leaves from Orly 1 and 2 (door 15a) or Orly 3 (door 22a). It stops at several hotels. See our taxi vs Magical Shuttle comparison.
TGV from CDG
Direct TGV INOUI and OUIGO trains link the CDG 2 station with Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy in 9 to 11 minutes, from €19 per person. There are around 25 a day, roughly 7am to 9pm, so a late easyJet landing can miss the last one. Seats are reserved, so a delay can mean rebooking.
RER and Metro
From CDG, RER B runs into Paris, where you change to RER A for Marne-la-Vallée - Chessy. From Orly, Metro line 14 reaches central Paris in about 25 minutes (Châtelet), then RER A. Both involve a change with luggage at a busy central station: fine for light travellers, hard work with young children.
easyJet luggage and child seats: what matters for the transfer
- Cabin bags. Every easyJet passenger gets one free under-seat bag up to 45 x 36 x 20 cm. A large cabin bag (up to 56 x 45 x 25 cm) comes with some fares and seats or can be added. Tell us the total number of suitcases and cabin bags so we send a vehicle with enough space.
- Pushchairs and car seats. easyJet lets each child check in up to two essential items free, including car seats, boosters and pushchairs. You can keep the pushchair until the aircraft door.
- Child seats in the car. Our transfers include free child seats fitted before pickup, so many families leave the car seat at home and travel lighter.
- Flight number. Add it at booking. We use flight tracking to follow delays and early landings.