Your private transfer from Orly to Disneyland Paris

The price at the top of this page is the price you pay. Tolls, luggage, waiting time and child seats are in it, and it covers the vehicle rather than each seat, so a family of four pays once.

We follow your flight number. Orly takes a lot of early morning and late evening traffic, and your driver adjusts to the real landing time at no extra cost.

Your driver waits on the arrivals level of your terminal, after baggage reclaim, with a sign bearing your family name. From there it is one car and one journey: a private transfer to Disneyland Paris with an English-speaking driver at the wheel.

The terminal and the meeting point are confirmed on WhatsApp the evening before you fly.

The drive from Orly to Disneyland Paris is 44 km of road, which a car covers in 37 minutes when nothing stands in the way. We quote 45 to 60 minutes, because something usually does.

Orly is the southern airport and the parks are east of Paris, so every route crosses or skirts the city. The A86 and the A4 decide the journey, and a weekday evening adds twenty minutes. The fare does not move: it was fixed when you booked.

Orly, ORY on your boarding pass, has four terminals numbered 1 to 4, so the arrivals level you land on is what matters. Your flight number tells us which one, and your driver waits there when you arrive, rather than at a shared pickup point outside.

The return transfer from Disneyland Paris to Orly 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, and the fare does not change with the hotel you picked.

This is where the shared shuttle costs you time. From Orly it stops at Chessy Nord bus station, and reaching a partner hotel means changing there onto a second shuttle; l’Elysée and Adagio need a second change at Chessy Sud.

There is no free transfer between Orly and the parks. The shared Magical Shuttle sells a seat at €24 for an adult and €11 for a child under twelve, and takes about an hour to Chessy Nord.

Its timetable is the catch. Buses leave Orly every two hours, the first at 09:00 and the last at 19:20, so an early landing or a late one leaves you waiting or stranded. A private transfer leaves when your plane lands, whatever the hour.

There is no direct train either, and no TGV. Getting from Orly to Disneyland Paris by public transport means metro line 14 to Gare de Lyon, then the RER A to Marne-la-Vallée Chessy, about an hour and a quarter with the change and a ticket for each traveller.

If you do take the shuttle bus, its schedule and its stops are worth noting: it leaves from the bus stations outside, exit 15a at Orly 1 and 2, exit 22a at Orly 3, both on platform D6, and exit 48a at Orly 4 on platform 3.

Two adults travelling light will pay less on the shuttle than in our car, and we will not pretend otherwise. From four adults the sums tip the other way, and with cases, a pushchair and a child asleep, they tip a good deal earlier.

Up to three passengers with two or three cases travel in the saloon, 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, with room left for two folded pushchairs.

Baby seats and boosters are fitted before you land and cost nothing. Tell us the ages when you book. Wheelchairs travel folded in the boot, the passenger boarding as any other would, so we cannot carry someone who must stay seated in their chair.