CDP to DLP

[Jordanfamily]

Has anyone any idea roughly how much a taxi from Charles De Gaulle Airport to Disneyland Paris is? Just a ball park figure would be much appreciated.

 

[wideeyes]

Hi

We got a quote which was 75 euros, from CDG to the DLH.

 

[BONITATIME]

friends paid 90 euros last friday night but that was after 11pm

 

[Bexx]

If you want to know exactly what price you will be paying, so you don't get any nasty surprises, it might be worth pre-booking a private shuttle. Prices for these are also about 75 euros.

 

[Jordanfamily]

Thanks for your help. much appreciated

 

[higgy66]

We were waiting for the VEA shuttle last weekend and were offered a taxi for 50 euros - but we'd already got trasnfers included otherwise that was a good price.

 

[Jordanfamily]

Well I've booked and will be landing (if on schedule) at 17.05, so I'll probably get the VEA shuttle, initially I thought it would be a later flight. Does anyone have any idea how long the shuttle takes to get to Disneyland from CDG?

 

[MorganB]

We were waiting for the VEA shuttle last weekend and were offered a taxi for 50 euros - but we'd already got trasnfers included otherwise that was a good price.

Be careful about roaming taxi offers at CDG. Taxis may only be taken from the official taxi stands. These people wandering about offering "taxi" rides are not official taxi drivers. Its a bad idea to take one. They are not insured to drive you. You dont really know where they will take you. You have little recourse if they rip you off. Basically the same as getting into a strangers car.

 

[Ware Bears]

Very good advice Morgan.

 

[higgy66]

It takes about an hour as it visits various terminals picking up and then when it leaves the airport it's about 45 mins

 

[woody73]

In Paris, there are licensed and non-licensed taxis.

At CDG, always collect your bags then walk to the curb to the taxi stand, and let the taxi starter get a taxi for you. Only licensed taxis go to the taxi stand.

Never accept a taxi from someone who approaches you in the airport terminal. (They often approach just as you leave baggage claim.) They are not licensed, and you could be "taken for a ride."

Woody