Taxi From Paris Airport — Private Transfer Service, Fixed Fares

A taxi from a Paris airport to Disneyland is the simplest way to reach the resort, but the route and the fare depend on which of the three airports your flight uses. Charles de Gaulle, north-east of the city, is the busiest and closest at about 47 km. Orly, to the south, serves many European and domestic routes and sits roughly 55 km from the parks. Beauvais, well to the north-west, is the low-cost hub and is the longest run at around 90 km. Knowing this up front helps you budget time and money before you even land.

In every case the taxi is private and direct. You skip the RER change at Chatelet, the long walk between platforms, and the wait for a connecting train. The driver tracks your flight and meets you in arrivals, so even a delayed landing or a slow bag carousel does not leave you stranded or out of pocket.

From CDG: the driver leaves the terminal loop, joins the A104 Francilienne south, then the A4 east towards Marne-la-Vallee, exiting directly for the resort. In normal traffic this is 35 to 45 minutes. Morning and late-afternoon peaks can add 15 to 20 minutes, but your fare never changes.

From Orly: the route runs the A6 north, then connects across to the A4 eastbound for the resort, typically 45 to 60 minutes. From Beauvais: the journey heads south on the A16 and around Paris, around 75 to 90 minutes, which is why the Beauvais fare is higher.