Transfer EuroDisney — Private Taxi with a live fare calculated in the booking tool, Direct to the Resort

EuroDisney = Disneyland Paris: What the Name Means

If you are searching for a transfer to EuroDisney, you are looking for the same place modern signs call Disneyland Paris. The resort opened on 12 April 1992 as Euro Disney Resort, was renamed Disneyland Paris in 1994, and sits in Marne-la-Vallée (postcode 77700), roughly 32 km east of central Paris in the Seine-et-Marne department. Many returning guests who first visited in the 1990s still type EuroDisney, so we built this page for exactly that search. Our drivers know every entrance on site, whichever name you use.

The resort is far larger than a single gate. It contains two theme parks — Disneyland Park (with Sleeping Beauty Castle) and Walt Disney Studios Park — set either side of a central plaza, plus Disney Village, a free-to-enter strip of restaurants, shops, a cinema and the train station at Marne-la-Vallée / Chessy. Ringing the parks are the on-site hotels, each with its own forecourt where your driver pulls in directly.

EuroDisney Transfer Prices 2026

Prices shown are fixed for 1–3 passengers, per vehicle, with tolls, child seats and luggage included. Larger groups: CDG the live booking fare (4px) / the live booking fare (5px) / the live booking fare–95 (6–8px); Orly the live booking fare (4px) up to the live booking fare (8px). The business saloon class is the live booking fare from CDG and the live booking fare from Orly.

Direct from CDG (the live booking fare) — the Most Common EuroDisney Run

Most EuroDisney arrivals land at Charles de Gaulle. From CDG the drive is almost entirely motorway: you join the A104 (La Francilienne) and stay on it east-south-east to the Disney exits, around 32 km in 35–45 minutes outside peak hours. Because it avoids central Paris completely, the CDG run is the quickest and cheapest of the three airports at a fare calculated by the booking tool for 1–3 passengers. Your driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name board, so you skip the taxi rank queue and the RER A connection at Marne-la-Vallée.

From Orly (the live booking fare) and From Central Paris

Orly sits south of the city, so the EuroDisney route loops around the eastern side on the A86 then joins the A4 east — about 55 km in 50–65 minutes for a fare calculated by the booking tool. From a central Paris hotel or a Gare du Nord / Gare de Lyon arrival, the A4 east runs straight to the resort in roughly 45–60 minutes for the live booking fare. Whichever your start point, you ride privately with no shared stops, and we drop you at the precise hotel forecourt rather than a general drop zone.

What Every EuroDisney Transfer Includes

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