7-Seat Van Taxi in Paris — Groups, Families & Extra Luggage

The van seats up to 7 passengers plus the driver, with a boot that takes 4 to 6 large suitcases (70–80 cm) and hand luggage. A family of 4 with 4 suitcases, a pushchair and a child seat fits easily; so does a group of 6 with 6 cabin bags and 3 checked suitcases.

Please tell us when booking if you have more than 6 large suitcases, bulky sports equipment (surfboard, dismantled bike), a large musical instrument or a double pushchair, so we can plan the right configuration.

From 5 travellers, or 4 with lots of luggage, one van costs less than two cars: €110 to CDG instead of €130, €95 to Orly instead of €98. Within Paris, van trips start at €75 — the same fixed price as a van to any of the six main train stations.

For smaller groups with light luggage, a standard car or VIP sedan is enough and costs less; our booking form shows the price of each vehicle so you can compare before confirming.

For business travellers or special occasions, the Comfort Van offers a premium interior with an optional lounge layout (facing seats) on request. It can also be hired by the hour — useful for a roadshow, a wedding or a day of visits with the same driver throughout.

A 7-seat van costs €110 between Paris and CDG, €95 between Paris and Orly, €135 between Orly and CDG, €239 between Paris and Beauvais, €75 to any of the six main Paris train stations, €95 to Massy TGV, €140 between Paris or CDG and Disneyland Paris, and €145 between Orly and Disneyland Paris. Any ride has a minimum fare of €30.

These are reference fares, tolls included. The exact price is confirmed when you book, depending on time, demand and availability, and a night surcharge may apply. Once confirmed, it can only be adjusted for waiting beyond 15 minutes, an added stop, a changed route or exceptional traffic.

For comparison, the same routes in a classic car are €65 to CDG, €49 to Orly and €90 to Disneyland: the van only becomes the better deal once your group no longer fits in one car.

Yes, Disneyland Paris is one of the most requested van destinations, because families travel with pushchairs, a week of luggage and bags of souvenirs on the way home. The van costs €140 from Paris or CDG and €145 from Orly, and drops you at your hotel entrance or at the Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy station.

From CDG the drive takes 30 to 45 minutes, from Orly 45 to 60 minutes. Two child seats fit side by side on the middle row while the adults keep their own seats, which is simply not possible on the back seat of a saloon car.

Yes. Beauvais-Tillé, used by low-cost airlines, is about 80 km north of Paris, and a van transfer costs €239 from Paris. The driver follows your flight, which is useful because flights there are often rescheduled, and 15 minutes of waiting are included on arrival; longer waiting is charged.

Connecting between Orly and CDG with a group is another classic van trip: €135 for up to 7 people, door to door between terminals, without changing trains with every suitcase.

Yes, the van is often booked by teams and wedding parties who need to arrive together. A delegation heading to the Porte de Versailles exhibition centre or Paris Nord Villepinte, a team moving between towers at La Défense, or guests shuttled from a hotel to a reception venue outside Paris all fit in one vehicle with one driver and one meeting point.

For a programme with several stops, the van can be hired by the hour (for example 3 or 4 hours, or a full day) so the same driver stays with your group between the airport, the hotel, the meeting and dinner. Tell us the timetable and we confirm the price before you book.

A few hours ahead is usually enough, but vans are fewer than cars in the fleet, so book as soon as your dates are fixed. We recommend 48 hours ahead for a group of 6 or 7, a departure before 6 am, an event, school holidays and busy holiday weekends.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before pickup. Changes of time, address or number of passengers are handled by a phone call or WhatsApp message to +33 7 69 31 87 78.

Give the number of adults and children, the age of each child (so the right seat is fitted: infant carrier, group 1 seat or booster, all free on request), the number of large suitcases, and any bulky items such as a double pushchair, skis, golf bags or a musical instrument.

For an arrival, add your flight or train number: the driver follows the real arrival time and meets you with a name board. Payment is made at the end of the ride by card, cash or bank transfer, and our drivers speak French and English.

Yes, the van is the most comfortable vehicle in our fleet for a long ride: wider seats, more legroom, room for a cabin bag at your feet and climate control set row by row. On a 60 to 90 minute run to Beauvais or after a long-haul flight, that space is what passengers notice most.

On request, some vans can be set up in lounge mode, with seats facing each other, a fold-down central table and extra soundproofing, which suits a family who want to talk without turning round or a team holding a meeting on the way. Wi-Fi is available on some vans. Both depend on the vehicle assigned, so mention them when booking and we confirm availability.

Yes, the van drops you on the forecourt of Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, Montparnasse, Saint-Lazare, Gare de l'Est or Austerlitz for €75 from central Paris, and at Massy TGV, south of Paris, for €95. Give us your train number for an arrival and the driver follows the real arrival time.

This is handy for a family leaving on holiday by TGV or a group catching the Eurostar together: everyone and every suitcase in one vehicle, with no metro stairs on the way.