The circular 1970s terminal, since refurbished from top to bottom, handles much of the Star Alliance network and a good deal of long-haul traffic.
| Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle → Disneyland Paris38 km · 40 à 50 min | 99 € |
| Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle → Val d'EuropeVal d'Europe, Chessy, Serris | 99 € |
| Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle → Paris40 km | 105 € |
From Terminal 1 at Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle, a taxi to Disneyland Paris and Val d'Europe costs €99, for 38 kilometres and 40 to 50 minutes on the road. Your driver meets you as you come out of the terminal, holding a board with your name, and flight tracking is included in the price.
Terminal 1 is the round one, with its satellites strung out around the drum and linked to it by travelators running under the apron. Since the refit, arrivals come out on level 3 and the way to the taxis takes you down to the set-down lanes on the outside of the building.
It is also the terminal where you walk the furthest between the aircraft door and the pavement: with the satellite, the travelator and passport control, a good twenty minutes is realistic on a non-Schengen flight. We build that in. The driver is not timed on the landing slot but on the hour you will genuinely walk out, which is what keeps waiting charges off the bill.
Star Alliance — Lufthansa, United, Turkish Airlines, Air Canada — together with a number of long-haul carriers.
The simplest place to meet in Terminal 1 is gate 20 on the arrivals level: that is where our driver stands, name board in hand.
The original halls of Terminal 2, given over to European flights and to part of the SkyTeam long-haul network.
See the fares →The heart of French long-haul: concourses K, L and M at 2E take the widebodies, while 2F concentrates the Air France European network.
See the fares →The terminal for low-cost carriers and charter flights, set apart from the main halls and reached by the CDGVAL shuttle.
See the fares →Give us your flight number and your address: you have the price within the minute.
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