Family transfer
Taxi from Lille to Disneyland Paris
The long one. Cases, pushchairs, tired children and a hotel check-in at the other end — this is the journey families would most like to do in one vehicle, without a change in Paris.
Why families stop trying to do this by train
There is a direct service on some days, and when it runs and you can get seats together it is a perfectly good way to travel. The trouble is what happens when it does not run on your date, because then the alternative involves crossing Paris — with luggage, with a pushchair, on the Métro or the RER, with children who have already been travelling since breakfast.
That is the crossing families dread, and it is the one thing a car removes completely. Everything goes in the boot once, at your door in Lille, and comes out once at the hotel. The transfer starts at €450 as a guide, priced per vehicle rather than per person, whether that is two of you or a full car. The exact figure is confirmed by free quote once we know your date and how many of you are travelling.
Child seats have to be asked for
This matters more than anything else on this page, so it is not buried in the small print. Child seats are not carried by default. Tell us when you book how many you need and the ages and approximate weights of the children, and they will be fitted and waiting.
Do not leave it to the day. A family standing at the kerb with a car that cannot legally carry their toddler is a genuinely ruined morning, and it is entirely avoidable with one line in a message.
Where we set you down
We take you to the door of where you are staying, whether that is one of the resort hotels, somewhere in the surrounding development, or an apartment nearby. Give us the hotel name and the booking reference if you have it — the access roads are signposted by resort rather than by street and the name is more useful to a driver than a postcode.
If you are going straight to the parks rather than to a hotel, say so, and tell us what time you are hoping to be through the gates. Working backwards from that is easier than being asked on the morning.
The journey home, which is the harder one
Going is easy. Everyone is excited and nobody minds the drive. Coming back is the leg that catches people out: the family is exhausted, the cases have grown, and a train with a change in Paris at the end of a week like that is a miserable prospect.
We drive out from 135 Rue Solférino in Lille to collect you, so an early start is a matter of planning rather than luck. Book both legs at the same time if you can. It is simpler, it holds the vehicle you need for the return date, and it means the seats are already accounted for. If your outbound is with us and you are unsure about the return, say so and we will pencil it in.
Parents booking this from the UK for the first time usually want to know who exactly they are dealing with; that is answered on the page about how we work in English. Travelling without children and heading for the capital itself rather than the resort? Our French site covers Lille to Paris separately.
Good to know
Child seats on request
Not carried as standard. Give us ages and weights when you book and they will be fitted before we set off.
Loaded once, at your door
Cases and pushchair go in at the address in Lille and come out at the hotel. No crossing Paris with any of it.
Leaving early for park opening
Tell us what time you want to be through the gates and we work the departure back from that.
Book the return together
The homeward leg is the one families regret leaving to chance. Reserving both at once holds the seats.
Frequently asked questions
Get a price for Disneyland Paris
Send us the date, the hotel and how many children are travelling. We confirm a fixed price and the seats you need.