A Parc Astérix to Disneyland Paris taxi is a direct 60–75 minute ride of about 60 km. The fare is fixed and confirmed at booking — typically a little above the published €90 Disneyland ↔ Paris city tariff, because the parks sit apart — with free child seats and no meter.
The route between the parks
Parc Astérix is in Plailly, in the Oise département, just north of Charles de Gaulle Airport — a very different corner of the Île-de-France from Disneyland Paris, which lies to the east in Chessy. The two are around 60 km apart. Rather than cutting through Paris, the drive runs on the A1 and the ring of eastern motorways around the top of the capital, so you avoid the city traffic altogether. Expect 60–75 minutes depending on the time of day.
Because this is a park-to-park route beyond the Paris-city zone, it does not carry one of our round published airport prices. Instead it is quoted as a fixed fare and confirmed at booking, anchored honestly to the nearest published route — our Disneyland Paris transfer city tariff of €90 for 1–3 passengers — with a modest allowance for the extra distance.
What is included
A private vehicle for your group, all tolls, luggage handling and free child seats fitted on request. Your English-speaking driver collects you from the Parc Astérix car park or hotel entrance and takes you straight to your Disneyland Paris hotel or the Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy area — no changes, no shared stops, no meter.
How the fixed fare works
You tell us your pick-up point, date, time and passenger count, and we confirm one all-inclusive price before you book. That figure never changes with traffic or time of day. Because Parc Astérix is a longer cross-region run than a straight Paris trip, the fare sits a little above the €90 city anchor — but you always see the exact number first, with no meter and nothing added afterwards. Get your quote at book now.
Tips for a two-park trip
Many families pair Parc Astérix and Disneyland Paris across a short break, and a direct transfer between them removes the only awkward part of the plan — there is no sensible train link between the two. Travel mid-morning after check-out or in the early evening to keep the motorways clear, and book the driver for a little after the park closes so nobody is rushing. If you are also flying in or out, note that Parc Astérix is close to CDG, so an onward airport leg is easy to add.
Who this transfer is for
Families and groups doing both theme parks in one trip, and anyone who wants a single, fixed-price ride rather than a multi-stage journey through Paris. See the honest comparison against public transport below.