How To Get From Beauvais Airport to Val d’Europe (Serris): Taxi vs Train

Val d’Europe is the modern town beside Disneyland Paris, with its large shopping centre and many hotels and aparthotels. Beauvais airport (BVA) sits on the opposite side of the Paris region, so this is one of the longer transfers we run: a drive of roughly 110 to 125 km around the north and east of Paris. Most flights into Beauvais are on budget airlines, which means early starts and late landings, and a private transfer can be the only sensible option at those hours. This guide covers the route, the fare and what to expect.

Beauvais to Val d’Europe at a glance

Journey times and timetables change. Figures here are typical, so check the operator or our fare calculator before you travel.

Private transfer from Beauvais

Your driver meets you at arrivals and takes you straight to your address in Val d’Europe: a hotel, an aparthotel or the shopping centre. After a budget flight with a small cabin bag allowance and perhaps a late arrival, a direct ride saves you a long journey through central Paris.

The fare is per vehicle, not per seat, and it does not change with traffic. A group of four pays €40 each, so a family or a group of friends shares the cost of the longer drive from Beauvais.

What is included

• Fixed fare, no meter: the price you see when you book is the price you pay, however long the drive takes.
• Flight tracking: give us your flight number and we watch it. Budget flights often land a little early or late, and your driver adjusts to the real landing time.
• Child seats: one baby seat and one booster seat are free. Tell us the children’s ages when you book.
• Pay at the end: booking is free, you pay the driver after the ride, and you can change or cancel up to 24 hours before.

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By public transport

From Beauvais the public transport route is long. The airport shuttle bus runs into Paris, to Porte Maillot, in roughly 1 hour 15 minutes, and from there you continue by metro or RER to Châtelet–Les Halles and change again to the RER A. With the connections and waiting time, many travellers report two and a half to three hours in total. The shuttle routes and timetables have changed in the past because of roadworks, so check the airport’s official site for the current service before you plan around it.

Because Val d’Europe is a stop before the end of the RER A, you get off one station before the Disney parks. Allow extra time with children and cases, because the changes involve stairs and long walks in the central Paris stations.

Why a long transfer from Beauvais needs planning

• Budget-flight timing: early morning and late night flights are common, when public transport is thin or has stopped.
• Distance: Beauvais is far from Paris, so the cost is spread across the vehicle. At four passengers it works out at €40 each.
• Baggage: travellers on budget airlines often arrive with more or heavier luggage after paying for extra bags, which is awkward on trains.
• Flight changes: small delays are common, so we track your flight and wait.

What is at Val d’Europe

• The shopping centre has around 190 shops and about 30 restaurants, and the outdoor La Vallée Village outlet is nearby.
• The RER A reaches the Disney parks in a few minutes and central Paris in about half an hour.
• Hotels and aparthotels around the town include Adagio Serris, Moxy, Residhome, Hotel l’Elysée and Staycity.

The return to Beauvais

Flights from Beauvais often leave early, so plan the pick-up well ahead of your check-in deadline. Check your airline’s luggage-drop time, tell us your departure time when you book, and we plan the pick-up around it. Book it together with your arrival, and you can change either leg up to 24 hours before.

Why the Beauvais fare is higher than from CDG or Orly

The fare follows the distance. Beauvais is more than three times as far from Val d’Europe as Charles de Gaulle, so the drive is longer, the driver covers more kilometres and the fare reflects it. The comparison below uses Piyo Cab fares for the Disney area.

If you have a choice of airports, the flight price saving at Beauvais may or may not outweigh the extra transfer cost, so compare the whole trip. For a group of four the Beauvais fare is €160 in total, or €40 each.

A typical arrival day

1. Landing: allow time for baggage reclaim, especially if you have checked bags on a budget flight.
2. The drive: about 1 hour 20 to 30 minutes to Val d’Europe, so a flight landing at 14:00 usually has you at your hotel by about 16:30.
3. Check-in and supplies: the shopping centre has supermarkets and restaurants, which helps if you are staying in an aparthotel.
4. The first evening: the Disney parks and Disney Village are a few minutes away if you want to see them straight away.

Packing for a budget flight

Travellers on budget airlines often travel light on the way out and heavier on the way home, after buying extra baggage. A private vehicle has room for large cases, pushchairs and boxes, which a metro carriage does not. Keep a small bag with water, snacks and a change of clothes for the children within reach during the long drive.

Practical tips

• Give your driver the full address and building name, because the area has many similar blocks.
• Landing at Charles de Gaulle or Orly instead? See our guides from CDG and Orly.
• See every Disneyland fare on the Disneyland Paris transfers page.