CDG Terminals: Where Your Driver Meets You

Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) is about 25 km north-east of Paris and one of Europe's largest airports. Knowing which terminal you land at makes the pickup faster.

The three terminals

•Terminal 1: the round building, used by many international airlines.
•Terminal 2: six halls, 2A to 2F, plus 2G. Air France and SkyTeam partners use most of them. The TGV and RER station sits between 2E and 2F.
•Terminal 3: charter and some low-cost flights.

Your boarding pass or airline app shows the terminal. If you are not sure, the flight number is enough: we check it for you.

How the meeting works

1.Send your flight number when you book.
2.We track the flight. If you land early or late, the pickup time moves with it — no extra charge, free waiting time included.
3.Your driver waits in the arrivals hall of your terminal with a name board.
4.Help with luggage to the car, then straight to your address.

How long to Paris?

Allow 45 minutes to 1 hour to central Paris, depending on the time of day and traffic on the A1 or A3.

Price

A transfer between Paris and CDG costs €65 in a standard car, €85 in a VIP sedan and €110 in a 7-seat van, tolls included, same price day or night.

Leaving Paris from CDG

For your departure, the driver drops you at the entrance of your terminal and hall. Tell us your airline so we choose the right door.

See our CDG transfer page or book online.

Frequently asked questions

Where does my driver wait at CDG?

In the arrivals hall of your terminal, with a name board showing your name.

What if my flight lands at a different terminal?

We track your flight number, so the driver goes to the terminal your flight actually uses.

How long is the drive from CDG to central Paris?

About 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the time of day and traffic.

CDG Terminals 1, 2 and 3: Where Your Driver Meets You