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Versailles to Disneyland Paris Private Transfer

From the Palace of Versailles to Disneyland Paris in one comfortable ride — the perfect combination for a family trip to France.

~55 min55 kmFrom €140
  • Direct Versailles → Disneyland Paris
  • No transit through Paris
  • Child seats available
  • Flexible pickup from Palace area or hotel
  • Available 7 days a week

Versailles → Disneyland Paris — Fixed Prices

VehicleCapacityPrice
Mercedes Classe E1–4 pax€140
Mercedes Classe V1–7 pax€160
Mercedes Classe S1–3 pax€220

All-inclusive price. No tolls, no parking, no hidden fees.

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About this transfer: Palace of Versailles → Disneyland Paris (Marne-la-Vallée)

Versailles and Disneyland Paris are both located outside Paris, on roughly opposite sides of the city. A direct transfer connects the two without going through central Paris, taking approximately 50–65 minutes via the A86 ring road.

Many families visiting France combine these two iconic destinations — the grandeur of the Palace of Versailles and the excitement of Disneyland. A private transfer makes the connection seamless.

We can pick you up from the Palace of Versailles, from your Versailles hotel, or from any address in the area.

A two-destination day: the Palace is closed on Mondays and busiest from late morning, so a popular plan is an early visit to the Palace and gardens, lunch in Versailles, then an afternoon transfer to Disneyland in time to check in at your hotel.

Why not the train? Between Versailles and Disneyland, public transport means RER C into Paris and at least one change to reach RER A towards Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy — around an hour and a half or more, with luggage and children, compared with a single direct ride by car.

Moving hotels: we collect you with all your luggage from your Versailles hotel and take you straight to your Disney or partner hotel, so the change of base takes one step instead of three.

Good to know

  • Book your Palace tickets in advance on the official website — and avoid Mondays, when the Palace is closed.
  • Tell us your children's ages so the right seats are fitted before pickup.
  • Want a lunch or supermarket stop on the way? Mention it when booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best route from Versailles to Disneyland Paris?+
The most efficient route is via the A86 ring road heading east, then joining the A4 towards Marne-la-Vallée. This route bypasses central Paris entirely. The journey covers approximately 55 km and takes 50–65 minutes depending on traffic.
Can we combine a Versailles visit and Disneyland in the same day?+
Yes — many families do this. We can pick you up from Versailles after your morning visit (around 1–2pm) and have you at Disneyland by mid-afternoon. The Palace is best visited in the morning, leaving plenty of time for Disneyland in the afternoon and evening.
Where exactly can you pick me up in Versailles?+
We can pick up from the Palace main entrance, from the Trianon entrances, from your Versailles hotel, or from any address in the town of Versailles. Just indicate your pickup location and we will be there at the requested time.
Can we stop for lunch on the way from Versailles to Disneyland?+
Yes, a brief stop is possible — for example at a restaurant or supermarket along the route. Mention any stop you would like when booking and your driver will plan accordingly.
How much does the Versailles to Disneyland Paris transfer cost?+
The transfer starts at €140 for the Mercedes E-Class (up to 4 passengers), €160 for the V-Class (up to 7 passengers), and €220 for the S-Class. All prices are fixed and all-inclusive — no tolls, no extras.

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