Typical journey times from the city centre. Your driver picks the fastest route on the day.
CDG is spread over three terminals, and Terminal 2 alone has seven halls, each with its own entrance and check-in. Orly is one connected terminal in four parts. Your airline and your destination decide where you need to be.
A circular building with seven satellites for boarding. It is used mainly by Star Alliance airlines, such as Lufthansa, United and Turkish Airlines.
Home to Air France, which uses hall 2E for flights outside the Schengen area and 2F or 2G for Schengen flights. SkyTeam partners such as KLM and Delta are here too, and halls 2A to 2D serve many other airlines, such as easyJet and Emirates.
A smaller terminal for charter and low-cost airlines, such as Vueling. Passengers board their aircraft by bus.
Orly 1, 2 and 3 sit together in one building, and a covered walkway leads on to Orly 4. Since March 2026, Air France flies from Orly only to Corsica.
Typical drive times to both Paris airports from the areas we cover most often. Orly lies south of the city and CDG to the north-east, so your best airport can depend on where you start.
Times are typical estimates, not guarantees. Your fixed price does not change if the journey takes longer.
We pick up from homes, hotels and offices across Paris and the surrounding area, including:
Local tip: Morning traffic on the A1 towards CDG can add 30 minutes. For flights before 10am we usually suggest leaving central Paris at least 3 hours before departure.
Flights to and from Paris can use CDG, Orly (ORY) or Beauvais (BVA), which is much further from the city. Check the code on your booking, then choose the matching transfer.
Since 29 March 2026, all Air France flights from Paris use CDG, except its routes to Corsica, which still use Orly. If an older booking shows Orly, check the latest version with Air France.
Most visitors who do not need a UK visa, including EU nationals, need a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). British and Irish citizens do not. The Home Office suggests applying on the UK ETA app or GOV.UK at least three working days before you travel.
Since April 2026, the EU Entry/Exit System records non-EU visitors with fingerprints and a facial photo on their first entry, instead of a passport stamp. Later entries are quicker. Your driver tracks your flight and waits in arrivals.
Add your pickup address, date, time and number of passengers.
Choose your vehicle and confirm. Tolls and luggage are included.
A licensed, vetted driver picks you up on time and takes you to your terminal.
Early-morning and late-night departures, every day of the year.
The price you book is the price you pay. Tolls and luggage are included.
Licensed, vetted drivers who know every route and terminal.
We time your pickup around your departure, with a buffer for traffic.
Late-model cars, cleaned before every ride.
Add your pickup back home or your London arrival in the same booking.
From solo trips to family holidays with extra bags.
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Landing at one Paris airport and flying out of the other on a separate ticket? Here's how long the connection really takes.
Prices depend on your pickup address, vehicle and time. Enter your journey above to see your fixed price. It covers tolls and luggage, and it won't change in traffic.
Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is ~45–60 min from central Paris. Paris Orly (ORY) is ~30–40 min from central Paris. Times vary with traffic and time of day.
Air France uses Terminal 2: hall 2E for flights outside the Schengen area, including the UK, and 2F or 2G for Schengen flights. Terminal 1 is used mainly by Star Alliance airlines, such as Lufthansa and United. Terminal 3 is for charter and low-cost flights. Your terminal is shown on your booking or check-in confirmation.
Yes. From 16 March 2027, CDG's terminals are numbered 1 to 7. Terminal 1 keeps its name, Terminal 3 becomes Terminal 2, 2A and 2C become Terminal 3, 2B and 2D become Terminal 4, 2E becomes 5, 2F becomes 6 and 2G becomes 7. Tickets may show the old or the new name, so tell us your airline and terminal when you book.
Take the free CDGVAL train. It links Terminal 1, Terminal 3 and Terminal 2 in about 8 minutes and runs about every 4 minutes from early morning until about 1am. Hall 2G is a separate building, reached by a free shuttle bus.
We need at least 3 hours' notice online. For trips planned further ahead, book as early as you can, especially for early-morning flights.
Yes. You can book your arrival transfer from Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton or London City, as well as your return to Paris.
Yes. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before your pickup time.
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall of your terminal (2A–2G, 1 or 3) holding a name board. We track your flight, so if you land early or late the pickup time adjusts automatically.
At Orly the driver meets you in the arrivals area of Orly 1-2-3 or Orly 4 with a name board. You'll receive the driver's name and phone number before you land.
Yes. Baby seats, child seats and boosters can be added when you book, free of charge. French law requires a suitable child restraint for children under 10, so tell us your children's ages.
Fixed-price Saloon transfers start from €43.06. The journey from CDG to Disneyland Paris takes about 35–45 minutes. Enter your hotel above to see your exact price, including tolls.
Per vehicle. The fixed price covers everyone in the car, their luggage, tolls and waiting time for flight delays.
Yes. Inter-airport transfers between Charles de Gaulle and Orly take around 50–70 minutes depending on traffic.
Usually, yes, by car. Allow 60–90 minutes for passport control and bags, 50–70 minutes for the drive, and about 2 hours at Orly before departure. That still leaves a buffer if your first flight lands a little late. With less than 4 hours on separate tickets, consider a later onward flight.
No. Tipping isn't expected in France, and your fixed price already includes tolls and waiting time for flight delays. A tip for great service is always your choice.
Both work. Only use the official taxi rank and ignore anyone offering rides inside the terminal. Pre-booking makes most sense when you're going beyond central Paris (to Orly or Disneyland, for example), travelling as a group of 5 or more with luggage, need child seats, or want a driver waiting with your name when you land.
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