CDG Airport Taxi to Paris — Fixed Price, Booked in Advance

Charles de Gaulle has three terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2 (split into halls 2A to 2F, with the TGV railway station between 2E and 2F) and Terminal 3. When you book, give us your flight number and terminal. Your driver follows the actual landing time and meets you in the arrivals hall of that terminal, holding a sign with your name.

Your pickup is timed to your real landing time, not the scheduled one, and 15 minutes of waiting are included; let the driver know if passport control or baggage reclaim runs long. Once you are through, the driver helps with your luggage and takes you directly to your hotel, apartment or business address.

The drive from central Paris takes 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on the time of day, traffic on the A1 and A3 motorways and your terminal. A good rule is to be at the airport 2 hours before a short or medium-haul flight and 3 hours before a long-haul flight — so plan a pickup about 3 to 4 hours before an intercontinental departure.

Early morning flights are no problem: we operate 24/7. A night surcharge may apply, and the exact price is always confirmed when you book. For a van, a group of 6 or 7, or a departure before 6 am, we recommend booking at least 48 hours ahead.

The official taxi ranks at CDG work, but at peak times the queue can be long, and you cannot choose the vehicle size. The RER B train is the cheapest option, but with suitcases, children or a late-night arrival it means stairs, crowded carriages and often a change of line to reach your address.

A pre-booked private transfer costs more than the train but removes every uncertainty: the price is fixed before you fly, a van is guaranteed if you need one, and the driver is already waiting when you walk out.

Yes: the reference fare between central Paris and Charles de Gaulle is the same for Terminal 1, every hall of Terminal 2 (2A to 2G) and Terminal 3 — €65 in a standard car, €85 in a VIP sedan and €110 in the 7-seat van, tolls included.

What changes from one terminal to another is the meeting point, not the price. CDG is spread out: the terminals are linked by the free CDGVAL automatic shuttle, and hall 2G is reached only by a bus from Terminal 2. If your flight uses 2G, tell us so the driver waits in the right place. Airlines move between terminals over time, so always check the terminal printed on your boarding pass.

Many long-haul flights land at CDG late in the evening, when trains and buses into Paris run less often and the official taxi queue can be long. A pre-booked driver tracks your flight and is already in the arrivals hall when you come out, whatever the hour: the service runs 24/7.

A night surcharge may apply, and the exact price is always confirmed when you book. If your flight is several hours late, the pickup simply follows the real landing time; 15 minutes of waiting are included after that, and longer waiting is charged.

Yes. Many families land at CDG and head directly to Disneyland Paris without going through the city: the reference fare is €90 in a standard car, €115 in a VIP sedan and €140 in the 7-seat van, with child seats free on request.

For a connection between CDG and Orly, the direct transfer takes 35 to 50 minutes and costs €95, €109 or €135 depending on the vehicle. It is the simplest way to change airports with checked luggage, without crossing Paris by train with your suitcases.

If you arrive in Paris by Eurostar and fly out of CDG the same day, your driver can pick you up at Gare du Nord and drive you to your terminal. The Paris to CDG reference fare applies: €65, €85 or €110 depending on the vehicle.

Allow 40 to 60 minutes for the drive and leave a comfortable margin between your train’s arrival and your check-in deadline. Give us both your train number and your flight time, and we will suggest a realistic pickup time.

The fare covers the whole door-to-door ride: pickup at your address or at the terminal, motorway tolls, help with your luggage, flight tracking and the name-board welcome on arrival. Payment is made at the end of the ride, by card, cash or bank transfer.

Our prices are reference fares; the exact price is confirmed when you book, depending on the time, demand and availability, and a night surcharge may apply. It can then be adjusted only for waiting beyond 15 minutes (a long passport queue or a delayed bag), an added stop, a changed route or exceptional traffic.

Inside the airport, assistance for passengers with reduced mobility is provided by the airport itself, up to the arrivals exit. Tell us when you book and your driver will meet you at the assistance meeting point rather than in the crowd.

Passengers with a folding wheelchair are helped into the car and the chair goes in the boot. If you need to stay seated in your own wheelchair, a vehicle with an access ramp is available on request, with a price on quote.

The VIP sedan is the usual choice for business travellers flying into CDG: the reference fare from central Paris is €85, tolls included, and it offers a calmer setting to make a call or read through a file during the 40 to 60 minute drive.

For a meeting at a fixed time, booking ahead means you do not depend on the length of the taxi queue when several long-haul flights land at once. A company assistant can book on your behalf; the driver will hold a board with the traveller’s name, and the booking confirmation is sent by email.