Help with transfers from CDG Airport to Eurodisney..

[GreenDayFan]

Hello everyone. My family is heading to Eurodisney on 29th January and it is starting to hit me how close this is and how little time I suddenly have to get organised! I was wondering if somebody could point me in the right direction in terms of transport from CDG airport to Disneyland...is there an obvious service for example or one that is highly recommended? Also, is it possible to book some kind of organised day trip to Paris and if so, again, any pointers would be much appreciated.

 

[Donald Ducks wife]

we got eazyshuttle back in june, they were fab. was only 90 euro for the 3 of us.

 

[DLPdaft]

here you go - lots of information on getting from CDG to DLP.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1004423

 

[honeyb35]

I've just looked at all the links in that thread and none of them offer wheelchair accessible transfers.......hmm, anyone fancy moving to France and starting a business?!

 

[zinderella]

If you don't want to organise a trip to Paris yourself you can do the one organised by Disney:
http://entertainment.disneylandparis.co.uk/paris-and-surroundings/index.xhtml

 

[jillrobinson]

Hi there, we're also arriving on the 29th january
We've booked a private transfer with ezyshuttle, this will be the first time I've used them and it's as a result of all the superb reviews on here. Previously I've used RStransports several times and never had any problems at all with them.
Not long now.
May see you around the park

BTW I had a feeling that you could book organised excursions at the park, think they depart from the HNY, might be worth a look on the dlp website.

 

[samtom]

We booked the day before we went with TIO (sorry I don't have a link but if you google TIO Paris...)

I can't recommend them highly enough, really fast and clear response to all of my emails (great considering we only booked the day before we left), lovely staff and always on time.

I think we paid 75 euro for the journey from CDG to Disney (My Explorers hotel)

Good luck x

 

[Ms Poppins]

We went on the organised Cityrama bus tour that leaves from Hotel New York each day. It was expensive, but for us totally worth it. It includes a tour of the city with commentary via personal headphones. There is also an alternative kids version. Also included is the price of 2nd floor at the Eiffel Tower and a boat trip on the Seine. The queues for the tower were massive, but with ours already booked our party got in within minutes. I don't think we'd have waited to go in if we had gone by ourselves.

You can see a review on my trip report on my signature, Summer at HNY, day 3.

 

[Isila]

we booked ezyshuttle for transwer and we did go on Paris evening tour from DLP and it was worth it. It's just a tour around Paris in a comfy bus from 20.00 to 24.00.

 

[MJ_always]

We've used RStransports the last twice from the airport to our hotel (private transfer) and they are great. Nice not to have to worry about the shuttle bus like the first time and the price is good too. We'll be booking them again next time.

 

[susant63]

We're not long back from a trip at New Year - like SamTom we used Tio shuttle and they were great. Cost 120 euros return (60 each way for 3 of us) and they had a booster seat for my daughter.

We travelled in a people carrier - very comfy.

Susan

 

[GreenDayFan]

Arrrrrgh! Trying to book transfers with RS Transports but the only Zip Code options for Hotel Cheyenne on the booking form are 75001 - 75021. However, when I google the address, the Zip Code seems to be 77777! I can't bypass this part of the booking form either - am I missing something obvious??

 

[chmurf]

77777 is a special zip code, it belongs to disneyland paris and is somewhat only a mail delivery zip code (like a PO Box if you prefer).
French adress directories indicate 77700 Chessy as the zip/city

 

[DLPdaft]

you don't need to put the zip code in for any of the onsite Disney hotels when you are booking with rstransports - just the name of your hotel and Disneyland Paris for the address will do just fine .

 

[GreenDayFan]

Thanks for the response. Even 77700 isn't an option on the list though. And I tried to bypass the zipcode bit but I got an error message telling me to complete it

 

[DLPdaft]

i've just done a dummy booking - choosing the "hotel" field as "Santa Fe", the website then populates the address and zip code itself. then change the "hotel" field back to "HOTEL" and put in "Hotel Cheyenne" in the "Hotel name/drop off" field. Does that work? that will be fine for the driver, he'll confirm with you anyway which hotel it is you want to go to when he picks you up (the onsite hotels are all the same price for the transfer).

eta - the zipcode the site populates itself for the Santa Fe (will be the same for the Cheyenne) is 77000.

 

[Isila]

you can write them an email explaining the error. I did that and received the voucher, emailed them back for additional information and everything was settled

 

[GreenDayFan]

i've just done a dummy booking - choosing the "hotel" field as "Santa Fe", the website then populates the address and zip code itself. then change the "hotel" field back to "HOTEL" and put in "Hotel Cheyenne" in the "Hotel name/drop off" field. Does that work? that will be fine for the driver, he'll confirm with you anyway which hotel it is you want to go to when he picks you up (the onsite hotels are all the same price for the transfer).

eta - the zipcode the site populates itself for the Santa Fe (will be the same for the Cheyenne) is 77000.

Thanks. I followed your advice and tried typing in Sante Fe in the 'hotel' field, but it didn't self populate the address! Losing the will to live now

 

[GreenDayFan]

you can write them an email explaining the error. I did that and received the voucher, emailed them back for additional information and everything was settled

Looks like I might have to go down this route, thanks!