How Do You Get from CDG Airport to Disneyland Paris?
The direct TGV train is the fastest way — about 10–12 minutes from the CDG 2 TGV station, from €32. The Magical Shuttle bus (€24, about 60 minutes) and a taxi (€80–100, about 45 minutes) are the door-to-door alternatives, while Bus 19E + RER A is the cheapest at about €5.
If Paris feels magical, Disneyland Paris is pure fairytale. As one of Europe’s top family destinations, Disneyland attracts visitors of every age who want to step into a world of rides, characters, and unforgettable shows. Landing at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and heading straight to the parks? Below you’ll find the most practical ways to reach Disneyland Paris, from taxis and private transfers to trains, shuttles, and public transport combinations.
| Option | Price (€) | Price ($) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taxi | 80€ – 100€ | 80$ – 100$ | ≈45 min |
| Bus 19E + RER A | 5€ | 5$ | ≈76 min |
| RER B + RER A | 13€ | 13$ | ≈80 min |
| TGV Train | from 32€ | from 32$ | ≈10–12 min |
| Magical Shuttle | 24€ | 24$ | ≈60 min |
CDG Airport to Disneyland by Taxi
Official Paris taxis (Taxis Parisiens) are available 24/7 outside all CDG terminals and provide direct, door-to-door rides to Disneyland. Unlike city-center transfers (which have fixed rates), trips to Disneyland are metered, so the final fare depends on distance and traffic conditions.
- Estimated daytime fare: 80€ – 95€
- Estimated nighttime fare: 85€ – 100€
- Extra passenger (from the 5th passenger): +5.50€ per person
Taxi ranks are located at the official stands outside:
- T1: Exit 24
- T2A: Exit 6
- T2C: Exit 14
- T2D: Exit 7
- T2E: Gate 10
- T2F: Gate 11
- T2G: Blue Gate
- T3: directly outside terminal exits
Immediate “on-demand” call-out fees may apply (4€ for instant pickup, 7€ for pre-scheduled pickup). Payment is often possible by card, but it’s safer to carry cash in euros as POS availability is not guaranteed.
Tips:
- Use only official taxi ranks and ignore unsolicited drivers inside the terminal.
- Queues can be long during peak hours, but staff usually manage the line to keep it moving.
- Heading to “Disneyland / Marne-la-Vallée” is a common route, so communication is usually simple.
