Paris Airport Taxi — Private Transfer Service, Fixed Fares

A paris airport taxi with Disney Taxi Paris is not tied to a single airport or a single drop-off. We collect arrivals at Charles de Gaulle (CDG) to the north, Orly (ORY) to the south and Beauvais (BVA) further north, and we run them on to Disneyland Paris, the heart of the city or any address in Ile-de-France. One booking, one private vehicle, one fixed fare for your whole group.

The biggest difference from a walk-up taxi is the meet and greet. Instead of hunting for the rank and standing in line after a long flight, your driver is already inside the arrivals hall holding a sign with your name. They watch the live flight feed, so a delayed or early landing is handled automatically and there is no penalty for normal flight delays. With young children and luggage, skipping the queue is the single most useful thing a pre-booked Paris airport taxi gives you.

Every fare is fixed at the moment you book. There is no meter ticking in traffic and no surge pricing late at night, so the figure you see is the figure you pay. Free child seats, licensed English-speaking drivers and 24/7 availability come as standard. For the complete picture of resort routes and vehicle sizes, see our Disneyland Paris airport transfer hub.

Knowing the road helps you judge journey time. From Charles de Gaulle to Disneyland Paris the driver follows the A104 Francilienne south-east, a 35 km run that usually takes 30-45 minutes outside rush hour. CDG into central Paris drops onto the A1 toward Porte de la Chapelle. From Orly the typical line to Disneyland runs via the A86 and A4 across the south and east of the region, about 50 km and 45-55 minutes, while Orly to the city uses the A106 and A6b toward Porte d'Italie.

Beauvais is the long one: roughly 85 km north of Paris on the A16, so allow around 75-90 minutes into the city and a little more to the resort. Because all three fares are fixed per vehicle, traffic on any of these roads never changes what you pay — the meter simply does not exist on our bookings.

A saloon car comfortably seats 1-4 passengers with cases in the boot. Travelling as a larger family or group, ask for a van: our vans take up to 8 passengers plus luggage, which is far simpler than splitting across two cars or wrestling suitcases onto the RER. Pushchairs, booster seats and infant seats are all accommodated free of charge — tell us the ages of the children when you book so the correct seats are fitted before pickup.