You’ve just enjoyed the magic of Disneyland Paris - and now you’re curious about the adventures of Obelix and Asterix at Parc Astérix. Or maybe you’re staying near the Gauls’ village and want to experience Disney’s fairy tales in the same trip. Great idea! These two iconic theme parks are only 55 km apart, but there’s no direct shuttle between them. Here’s a clear, practical guide to help you choose the best way to travel — with accurate 2026 prices and travel times.
1. Official Parc Astérix Shuttle (via Roissy CDG or Paris)
Parc Astérix runs its own shuttle service — but it doesn’t pick up from Disneyland. You’ll need to take public transport to **Roissy CDG Airport** or **central Paris** first.
- From Roissy CDG:
• Take the RER B to “Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 1” (Roissypôle)
• Follow signs to the “Parc Astérix” bus station
• Buses run every 30 minutes, starting 1 hour before park opening
• Total travel time from Disneyland: 1h30 to 2h (RER + shuttle)
• Price: from €9 - From Paris (Carrousel du Louvre):
• Departure at 10:00 AM, return at 7:30 PM
• Price: €23 (adult), €19 (ages 3–11), free for under 3
Best for: Solo travelers or couples on a tight budget who don’t mind transfers.
2. Public Transport (RER + bus)
This option is cheap but slow and unreliable — especially with luggage or children.
- Route:
• RER A from Marne-la-Vallée – Chessy to Châtelet – Les Halles
• 10-minute walk to Louvre – Rivoli
• Seasonal bus to Parc Astérix (not guaranteed daily)
• Travel time: 1h45 to 2h15
• Price: around €12
• Note: Limited space for strollers; service reduced in low season
Best for: Budget travelers without heavy bags or time pressure.
3. Official Taxi
Taxis are available outside all Disney hotels and at Marne-la-Vallée – Chessy station.
- Price: €120 to €150 (higher on weekends and holidays)
• Travel time: 50 to 70 minutes via A104 → A1
• Note: Metered fare — child seats not guaranteed
Avoid unlicensed drivers near the park — they often charge €180+ with no receipt.
Best for: Those who need an immediate ride and accept variable pricing.
4. Private Transfer
A professional driver meets you at your Disney hotel or at the station — no waiting, no stress.
- Price: €110 to €130 (fixed, for up to 8 passengers)
• Travel time: 50 to 65 minutes on the direct route (A104 → A1)
• Includes: all tolls, traffic delays, luggage, and free child seats on request
• You’ll know the exact price before booking — no surprises
Best for: Families or groups who want a relaxed, door-to-door experience after a full day at the park.
5. Rental Car
- Parc Astérix parking: €5/day
• Route: A104 → A1, exit “Parc Astérix”
• Downsides: Heavy traffic, driving stress after a long park day
• Not recommended for a same-day round trip
Quick Comparison
| Option | Price (2026) | Travel Time | Comfort |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official shuttle | €9–23 | 90–120 min | Moderate |
| Public transport | ~€12 | 105–135 min | Low |
| Taxi | €120–150 | 50–70 min | Good |
| Private transfer | €110–130 | 50–65 min | Excellent |
Helpful Tips
- There is **no direct shuttle** between Disneyland and Parc Astérix — all options require a stop in Paris or at Roissy.
- Parc Astérix often closes earlier than Disneyland (around 6–7 PM in low season) — check opening hours before you go.
- Traffic on the A104 and A1 can add 20–30 minutes during school holidays and weekends.
- A private transfer is usually **cheaper than a taxi for 3+ people** and far more reliable than public transport.
- If you’re staying in the region for several days, booking a round-trip transfer saves time and avoids last-minute stress.
Looking for other transport options?
We offer door-to-door transfers from all major Paris transport hubs:
- Private transfer from Roissy CDG Airport to Disneyland
- Shuttle from Orly Airport to Disneyland Paris
- Direct transfer between central Paris and Disneyland
Staying at Disneyland? Book your private shuttle to Parc Astérix in 2 minutes.