There is no single taxi from Southampton to Disneyland Paris — cross the Channel first (Eurostar, Eurotunnel or ferry), then take a fixed €90 private transfer for 1–3 from Paris Gare du Nord to the park, about 50 minutes.
Southampton to Disneyland is a two-country journey
Southampton is Britain's biggest cruise port, but it is on the English south coast — a sea crossing away from France. So there is no direct car transfer; the trip breaks into a Channel crossing followed by a French land transfer. The good news is the final leg is short and fixed-price, so once you are in Paris the last part is the easy part.
Most passengers take one of three crossings. The quickest is rail: a train or coach up to London, then Eurostar from St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord, then our private taxi to the park. If you are driving, Eurotunnel from Folkestone to Calais or a Calais ferry puts you on the French motorway network for the run down to Marne-la-Vallée.
The fixed €90 Paris leg
If you cross by Eurostar, you arrive at Gare du Nord in central Paris, and the final transfer is our standard city route: a flat €90 for one to three passengers, direct to your Disney hotel in about 50 minutes. It is the same fixed-fare basis as our Paris Disney transfer and Disneyland Paris transfer, with free child seats and a driver who tracks your train. If you drive over instead, the run from Calais is a longer route we quote at booking.
Or skip the crossing and fly
Plenty of Southampton cruise passengers find it simpler to fly from a London airport into Paris and pick up a fixed-fare airport car. Our Disneyland Paris airport transfer covers CDG (from €70), Orly (from €90) and Beauvais, meeting your flight with a name board.