Distance: 120 kmTypical driving time: 100-115 min
This is the longest of the Paris-area airport transfers and the one with the fewest alternatives. Paris-Beauvais is 84 kilometres north of Paris; Disneyland is 32 kilometres east of it. Getting from one to the other means about 120 kilometres and roughly an hour and forty-five minutes by road, skirting the capital on the northern and eastern ring motorways.
There is no direct public transport link. The published options all involve going into Paris and coming back out: the official airport coach to Porte Maillot, then the metro or RER across the city, then the RER A east to Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy. Three legs, two changes with luggage, and a realistic total of three hours or more even when every connection works.
Most people making this trip are families flying Ryanair or Wizz Air into Beauvais for a Disney holiday, often on the very early or very late slots those airlines use. Arriving at 11 p.m. with children and connecting across Paris is not a realistic plan, which is why a direct car is the normal choice on this route rather than a luxury.
The drive is comfortable and predictable. Outside the morning peak the northern and eastern approaches move well, and the last section on the A4 towards Marne-la-Vallée is the only part that can slow. Our driver takes your flight number and adjusts to the actual landing time, with sixty minutes of waiting included, which matters when a low-cost flight lands late and baggage reclaim is unhurried.
We deliver to the hotel door, not to a coach stop. That includes the Disney hotels around the lake, the Disneyland Hotel at the park gates, Davy Crockett Ranch, and the partner hotels and apartments at Val d'Europe, Magny-le-Hongre, Serris and Bailly-Romainvilliers. The return works the same way, including departures early enough for a 6 a.m. flight out of Beauvais.
Beauvais has two compact terminals, T1 and T2, sharing one arrivals area. Your driver waits at the arrivals exit with a name sign; the walk from either terminal is short, and the airport is small enough that you will spot the driver as you come out.
We would rather you booked with the full picture. Here is what else is available on this route and what each option really costs you.
| Option | Price | Time | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airport coach to Porte Maillot, then RER A | €17.90 at the desk or €16.90 online, plus Paris transport fares | Three hours or more, with two changes | The cheapest published route and the most demanding. Coach to the edge of Paris, cross the city with your luggage, then a long RER A ride east. Late arrivals may miss the last usable connection. |
| Metered taxi from the rank | Metered over 120 km, with no regulated cap | About 1h45 | Possible but expensive and unpredictable: the run is far outside the regulated Paris flat-rate zone and the total is only known at the end. |
| Hire car from the airport | Rental plus fuel and motorway tolls | About 1h45 plus the rental desk | Reasonable if you want a car for the whole holiday. Disney hotel parking is charged, and the rental queues at Beauvais are worst on exactly the late-evening arrivals this route sees most. |
By road it is about 120 kilometres and an hour and forty-five minutes, going around Paris rather than through it. There is no direct bus or train: every public option routes you into Paris and back out again via the RER A, which takes three hours or more.
Our price is €210 for a van carrying up to seven passengers, tolls included. It is an indicative fare that we confirm as a fixed price before you book, and it covers the vehicle rather than each passenger.
No. The Magical Shuttle serves Charles de Gaulle and Orly only. From Beauvais the published alternatives are the airport coach into Paris followed by the RER A, or a private transfer.
Yes. We operate around the clock and this is one of the most common reasons people book this route. The driver tracks the flight, waits up to an hour after landing at no charge, and takes you straight to your hotel.
Yes, at the hotel entrance. That covers the Disney hotels around Lake Disney, the Disneyland Hotel at the park entrance, Davy Crockett Ranch, and partner hotels or apartments in Val d'Europe, Magny-le-Hongre, Serris and Bailly-Romainvilliers.
Indicative fare, final fixed price confirmed before booking
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Reviewed by: CabsOnTime Operations Team|Last reviewed: March 2026
