Paris Airport to Disneyland Paris by Taxi (2026) | CDG, Orly and Beauvais Fares, Times and Family Tips

How much is a taxi from Paris airports to Disneyland Paris?

A taxi to Disneyland Paris costs about €73 to €84 on the meter from Charles de Gaulle, about €77 to €87 from Orly and around €250 by day from Beauvais, before time in slow traffic. In heavy traffic the meter keeps running at a time-based rate, so the final fare from CDG or Orly can pass €90. A fixed-price transfer removes that uncertainty.

The meter figures are our calculations from the official 2026 Paris tariff and approximate road distances; they are estimates, not quotes. The Beauvais figures come from the airport's own taxi guide. Prices are per vehicle, not per person.

Typical meter fare to Disneyland Paris (€, upper estimate before waiting time):

• From CDG84
• From Orly87
• From Beauvais (day)250
• From Beauvais (night)300

Why is there no flat taxi fare to Disneyland Paris?

The Paris airport flat fares only apply between the airports and the city of Paris, and Disneyland Paris is in Chessy, about 32 km east of the city in Seine-et-Marne. Any taxi from CDG or Orly to the resort therefore runs on the meter. Because the resort is outside the Paris taxi zone, the highest per-km rate, tariff C, applies at any time of day.

This catches many visitors out: guides that quote "€56 from CDG" are talking about central Paris. For transfers into the city, see our Charles de Gaulle airport taxi and Orly airport taxi pages and the Orly airport taxi prices guide.

How the 2026 Paris taxi meter works

Since 1 February 2026, a Paris taxi charges €3 to start, then €1.30, €1.66 or €1.76 per km depending on the tariff, plus €4 or €7 if you book by app or phone and €5.50 for a fifth passenger. There is no charge for luggage, pushchairs or wheelchairs.

The meter also counts time when the taxi is slow or stopped in traffic, so a journey on the A1 or A4 at rush hour costs more than the per-km maths alone. Check that the meter is switched on and shows tariff C once you leave the airport.

Fixed price or meter: which is better for Disneyland?

From Charles de Gaulle, the meter and a fixed transfer cost about the same for a car in light traffic, so the fixed price wins whenever traffic, a late flight or a family with luggage makes the meter unpredictable. Our €85 saloon price from CDG is close to the top of the meter range before traffic. For five or more people, a van at €110 avoids splitting into two taxis.

• Choose the meter if you are one to four people with light bags, landing outside rush hour, and happy to queue at the rank.
• Choose a fixed transfer if you travel with children who need seats, land at rush hour or late at night, have a large group, or fly into Beauvais.
• Choose the shuttle or train if you are two adults with small bags and want the cheapest option.

Taxi to Disneyland Paris from each airport

From Charles de Gaulle (CDG)

CDG is the closest major airport to Disneyland Paris, about 40 to 46 km by the A104 motorway, and a taxi takes 40 to 60 minutes. Most UK flights to Paris land at Terminal 2, and the official taxi ranks are outside arrivals at every terminal. With a pre-booked transfer, the driver meets you inside arrivals with a name board. See our Charles de Gaulle airport taxi page for all fixed prices from CDG.

From Orly (ORY)

Orly is south of Paris and about 45 km from Disneyland Paris by the A86 and A4, a 40 to 60 minute drive outside rush hour. There is no direct train from Orly to the resort, so a taxi, transfer or the Magical Shuttle is usually the easiest choice with bags. Fares are on the meter as from CDG. For Orly transfers, see our Orly airport taxi page.

From Beauvais (BVA)

Beauvais-Tillé, used by low-cost airlines, is about 125 km from Disneyland Paris, and the airport lists a taxi at about €250 by day and €300 at night. The airport shuttle coach goes only to Paris, so reaching the resort by public transport means a coach, the Métro and the RER A with your bags. For a family or group, a pre-booked transfer usually works out simpler. See our Beauvais airport taxi page and ask us for a quote.

Which Disney hotel? Drop-off and walking times

A taxi or transfer can drop you at the door of any Disney hotel; from there, the Disneyland Hotel is right above the park entrance, and the others are an 8 to 20 minute walk, except Davy Crockett Ranch, which needs a car.

Walking times are approximate. Give your driver the exact hotel name, as several hotels sit around Lake Disney. If you arrive before check-in time, hotels can usually hold your bags so you can head into the parks.

Disneyland Paris taxi fare examples: what you would actually pay

On the meter, one to four people pay about €73 to €84 from CDG and €77 to €87 from Orly at the rank; booking a Paris taxi by app adds €4 for an immediate ride or €7 in advance, and a fifth passenger adds €5.50. The table works this out for the most common situations, so you can compare it with a fixed price before you land.

All meter figures use tariff C (€3 plus €1.76 per km) and approximate road distances, before time in slow traffic. They are our estimates, not quotes. Beauvais figures are the airport's own indicative taxi fares.

How to estimate your own fare

1. Start with €3 for the pick-up charge.
2. Add €1.76 per km: about 40 to 46 km from CDG, 42 to 48 km from Orly.
3. Add the booking fee if you order the taxi by app or phone: €4 now, €7 in advance. Nothing from the rank.
4. Add €5.50 if a fifth passenger travels.
5. Allow extra for traffic: the meter keeps counting time when the taxi is slow or stopped, especially on weekday mornings and Friday evenings.

Worked example: a family of five booking a Paris taxi in advance from CDG pays about €3 + (46 km × €1.76) + €7 + €5.50 = €96 before traffic. A van transfer from CDG with us is a fixed €110, with child seats on request and the driver waiting in arrivals. See all fixed prices on our Charles de Gaulle airport taxi page.

Six or more people? Most Paris taxis take four or five passengers, so a group of six usually needs two taxis, roughly doubling the meter cost. One van or minibus is often cheaper and keeps everyone together; see our group transfers.

Taxi vs Magical Shuttle vs TGV

For two adults with light bags, the Magical Shuttle or the TGV from CDG is cheaper than a taxi; for a family of four or more with suitcases, a taxi or transfer often costs about the same as shuttle tickets and goes door to door. A family of two adults and two children aged 3 to 11 pays €70 one way on the Magical Shuttle, against a fixed €85 by car from CDG.

Families and child seats

French rules require an approved child seat for children under 10 in private cars, but taxis are exempt, so a Paris taxi from the rank may not have one. Seat belts still apply. G7's family service offers baby seats and boosters at no extra cost if you book through G7. With a pre-booked transfer, tell us the ages of your children when you book so the right seats are fitted. See our child car seat guide, and for larger parties our group transfers.

Pushchairs and luggage travel free in Paris taxis. If anyone in your group uses a wheelchair, request a wheelchair-accessible vehicle in your reservation before you book, so we can confirm a suitable car.

When is it busiest? Disney seasons and school holidays

Transfers to Disneyland Paris are busiest in UK and French school holidays and during the Halloween and Christmas seasons, so book your transfer early for these dates.

• Halloween season: 26 September to 1 November 2026, overlapping the UK October half-term (26 to 30 October).
• Enchanted Christmas: 7 November 2026 to 6 January 2027, with UK Christmas holidays from about 21 December.
• February half-term: around 15 to 19 February 2027 in most of England.
• New in 2026: the second park reopened as Disney Adventure World, with World of Frozen, on 29 March 2026, adding demand all year.

Disneyland Paris has welcomed more than 445 million visits since it opened. On busy arrival days, rank queues at CDG can be long, which is when a driver waiting in arrivals saves the most time.

Coming by Eurostar instead?

There is currently no direct Eurostar from London to Disneyland Paris. You change at Lille for a TGV to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy, or travel to Paris Gare du Nord and continue by RER or road. If you are flying instead, our UK transfers can take you to the airport.

Paying, tipping and safety

Paris taxis must accept bank cards, and the fare shown on the meter is what you pay, plus any booking fee or fifth-passenger supplement. Tipping is optional; rounding up or a few euros for help with bags is common. Only use official taxis from the marked rank or a booked service, and ignore anyone offering a ride inside the terminal.

Common mistakes on the trip to Disneyland Paris

• Expecting the €56 CDG flat fare: it covers Paris only, not Disneyland.
• Assuming a taxi has a child seat: request one when you book.
• Booking Beauvais to save on flights without counting the 125 km transfer.
• Forgetting the hotel name: Disney hotels are spread around Lake Disney, and Davy Crockett Ranch is a separate drive.
• Squeezing six people and luggage into one taxi: book a van.
• Leaving it late in school holidays, when transfers and shuttles fill up.

Paris airport to Disneyland taxi: frequently asked questions