Your private transfer from CDG to Disneyland Paris

Everything is in the price shown at the top of this page. Tolls, luggage, waiting time and child seats are included, and the fare covers the vehicle rather than each seat, so a family of four pays once.

We read your flight number and follow the flight. If you land early or late, your driver adjusts and the extra waiting costs you nothing. You are never charged for a delay you did not choose.

Your driver meets you inside the arrivals hall, after baggage reclaim, holding a sign with your family name. From there it is one car and one journey, door to door: a private transfer to Disneyland Paris with an English-speaking driver at the wheel.

We confirm the terminal and the exit on WhatsApp the evening before you fly, so nobody is looking for anybody on the day.

Charles de Gaulle, which the motorway signs around Paris still call Roissy, is the closest of the three airports to the parks. The drive from Charles de Gaulle to Disneyland Paris is about 40 km by road, 40 to 50 minutes in normal traffic.

The airport has three terminals and they sit far apart, so the meeting point is not a detail. Your flight number tells us whether you land at Terminal 1, at one of the halls of Terminal 2, or at Terminal 3, and your driver waits in that arrivals hall rather than a shared pickup point.

Traffic decides the rest. A Friday evening or the end of the French school holidays can add twenty minutes on the A104. The price does not move, because it was fixed when you booked.

The return transfer from Disneyland Paris to CDG works backwards from your flight. We collect you at your hotel 3 hours 30 before departure, and the driver messages you ten minutes before pulling up.

Your Disneyland Paris hotel transfer ends at the door of the hotel you booked, not at a stand near it, and the fare does not change with the hotel you picked.

Davy Crockett Ranch deserves a word. Disneyland Paris states on its own travel page that the shared airport shuttle does not serve it, so guests there arrive by car or not at all. We take you to the door.

A shared shuttle sells a seat. It leaves at set times, calls at several hotels before yours, and every traveller on the booking pays, children included.

A private transfer sells the car. It leaves when you land, goes nowhere else on the way, and costs the same whether one person travels or eight.

There is no free transfer between Charles de Gaulle and the parks, whatever you may have read. The cheapest way to get from CDG to Disneyland Paris is public transport: the RER B then the RER A, changing at Châtelet Les Halles, with a ticket for each traveller.

Disneyland Paris puts the Gare du Nord leg alone at about an hour, before you add the RER B from the airport and the walk with the luggage.

If you travel light, in daylight and without small children, the train wins on price and we will not pretend otherwise. With cases, a pushchair and a late landing, the sums usually tip the other way before you reach four passengers.

Up to three passengers with two or three cases travel in the saloon, which is the first fare in the table above.

From four passengers we send the van. This 8 seater transfer to Disneyland Paris carries seven large cases and two cabin bags, and still has room for two folded pushchairs.

Baby seats and boosters are fitted before you land and cost nothing. Tell us the ages when you book and the driver has them ready in the car.

Wheelchairs are welcome. The chair travels folded in the boot and the passenger boards the car as any other passenger would, so we cannot carry someone who needs to stay seated in their chair.