Orly Airport Transfer — Fixed Fares from Disneyland Paris & Paris City

Orly is Paris's second airport, sitting south of the city, and an Orly airport transfer is genuinely different from a CDG run because of how the airport is laid out and where it is. Since the 2019 reorganisation, Orly is one connected building with four numbered halls: Terminals 1, 2 and 3 occupy what used to be Orly Ouest, and Terminal 4 is the former Orly Sud. The terminals are linked under one roof, so once you know your hall number we can pinpoint the exact meeting point — your driver waits in the arrivals area with a name board, not at a distant rank.

From Orly the two journeys most travellers need are very different in length. Heading to Disneyland Paris, the driver follows the A106 out of the airport, joins the A6, then loops around to the A4 east towards Marne-la-Vallée — about 50 kilometres and 45 to 55 minutes in normal conditions. Heading into central Paris, it is a much shorter hop of around 18 kilometres up the A106 and A6 to the périphérique, typically 30 minutes outside the peaks. Our fixed fares reflect those two distinct routes.

Finding your driver by terminal

When you book, give us your terminal number (1, 2, 3 or 4) and your flight details. Each hall has its own arrivals exit and we direct the driver to the closest one, which spares you walking the full length of the building with luggage. If you are not sure of your terminal, your airline's name and flight number is enough for us to confirm it — Orly handles a large share of short-haul European, domestic French and leisure routes, and we know which carriers use which halls.

Why a private car beats Orlyval plus RER at Orly

Reaching Paris by public transport from Orly almost always means the Orlyval shuttle to Antony, then a change onto the RER B — extra steps with bags, and a service that stops running late in the evening. For Disneyland the public route is worse still, requiring multiple changes across the RER network. A private Orly airport transfer removes all of that: one vehicle, one driver, door to door, available around the clock with no night surcharge. For families and groups arriving tired, that single connection-free ride is the whole point.