Disneyland Paris® - Getting there by Air
The information that you see is taken from André Willey's Disneyland Paris FAQ, undoubtedly the best Disneyland Paris resource which is available in full by clicking .
Paris has two airports: Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly. Most international visitors will fly into CDG. Both airports operate shuttle buses directly to the Euro Disney resort complex. Each airport has several terminal buildings, and the bus pick-up points are all clearly labelled.
| CDG Terminal 1: | Go to Departure Level (i.e. downstairs) Gate 30 |
| CDG Terminals 2A and 2C: | Use Gate A-11 or C-1 |
| CDG Terminals 2B and D: | Use Gate D-12 |
| Orly South (International): | Coach Station, Platform 2 |
| Orly West (Domestic): | Use Gate C, Level 0 |
Airport shuttle buses run at 45 minute intervals starting at 8.30am and continuing until around 7.45pm seven days a week. The Monday, Friday and Sunday service from CDG runs every 30 minutes until 10.30pm. Timetables vary seasonally, so it might be a good idea to check the details before you travel. The ride takes 30-45 minutes from either airport, and tickets cost FFr 85 per adult or FFr 65 per child aged 3-11 (one way). Children under 3 are free. Tickets can be purchased from the airport Information desk, from your Travel Agent, or on the buses themselves. Taxis are also available, but they will cost you around FFr 300.
The buses serve all of the resort hotels, and the main gate and railway station, but not the Davy Crockett Ranch. The drop-off points are at approximately five minute intervals at: Newport Bay Club, Sequoia Lodge, Santa Fe, Cheyenne, New York, Disneyland, and finally the Railway Station/Main Gate. Pick-ups operate in the reverse order. For more information on the VEA Navette Shuttle bus service, ask at your hotel reception desk or contact VEA directly on (+33 1) 64 30 66 56.
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