Eurodisney Transfers From CDG — Private Transfer Service, Fixed Fares

First, a quick clarification many travellers ask about: "Euro Disney" is simply the original name of the resort, which opened in 1992 and was later renamed Disneyland Paris. The destination in Marne-la-Vallée is identical — so a Euro Disney transfer from CDG drops you at exactly the same hotels and park gates as a Disneyland Paris transfer. We use both names here because plenty of visitors still search the old one.

Charles de Gaulle is the natural airport for the resort. It sits about 38 km north of Euro Disney, and our drivers take the direct route via the A104 (the Francilienne ring road) and then the A4 motorway — typically 35 to 45 minutes with no stops and no detours. Because the journey stays on motorways the whole way, it is predictable even at busy times, which is exactly what you want after a long flight with children in tow.

CDG is a large airport with four terminal areas — Terminal 1, Terminal 2 (halls 2A to 2F), the separate Terminal 2G, and Terminal 3. Whichever one you land at, your driver is waiting in the arrivals hall with a name board, having already tracked your flight, so a delayed landing is not a problem. There is no need to find the CDGVAL automatic shuttle between terminals or join a taxi rank queue — you walk straight to the car and head for Euro Disney.

Tell us your terminal and flight number when you book and we confirm the exact arrivals exit. If your plans include onward trips into the city or back to the airport later, our wider Paris airport transfer service covers every route and price.