CDG to Paris
Airport Shuttle Transfer

Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), located 25 kilometers northeast of Paris in Roissy-en-France, is France's largest and busiest airport — serving over 76 million passengers annually. Whether you're arriving for business, a family holiday, or a romantic getaway, getting from CDG to your Paris hotel efficiently is the first challenge every traveler faces.

Why a Shuttle is the Best CDG to Paris Option

While the RER B train is the cheapest option at €11.80, it drops you at a train station — not your hotel. You'll then need to navigate the metro with your luggage, climb stairs, and potentially make multiple connections. For families with children, elderly travelers, or anyone with more than a carry-on, this is a nightmare.

Our shared shuttle at €16.90 per person solves this. That's only €5 more than the train, but you get:

• Door-to-door service — from CDG terminal directly to your Paris hotel, Airbnb, or any address
• Meet & greet — your driver waits at arrivals with a name sign
• Flight monitoring — delayed? We adjust automatically, no extra cost
• All luggage included — suitcases, ski bags, golf clubs, strollers
• Free child seats — baby seats and boosters on request
• Fixed price — no surge pricing, no traffic surprises

CDG to Paris: Neighborhoods & Travel Times

Travel time varies by destination. Here's what to expect for popular neighborhoods:

What to Expect at CDG Airport

CDG has 3 terminal complexes (Terminal 1, Terminal 2 with sub-terminals 2A through 2G, and Terminal 3). Each has a designated shuttle meeting point:

• Terminal 1: Exit 32, Arrivals level — look for your driver with a name sign
• Terminal 2E/2F: Exit 8, Arrivals level — the busiest terminal for long-haul flights
• Terminal 2A-2D: Arrivals level exits — driver will specify exact meeting point via SMS
• Terminal 2G: Dedicated Arrivals exit — used for regional flights
• Terminal 3: Main exit — primarily used by low-cost carriers like EasyJet

Best Times to Travel from CDG to Paris

Paris traffic heavily impacts travel times. Here are the best and worst windows:

• Best time: 10am-3pm or after 8pm — expect 35-40 min to central Paris
• Moderate: 9-10am or 3-5pm — expect 45-55 min
• Worst time: 7-9am or 5-8pm rush hours — can take 60-70 min
• Weekends: Generally 30-40 min any time of day

Our drivers know Paris traffic patterns intimately and will take the fastest route via A1 or A3 autoroute depending on conditions.

RoissyBus Cancelled — What Are the Alternatives?

In March 2026, the iconic RoissyBus was permanently discontinued. Its replacement, Bus 9517, requires a transfer at Saint-Denis-Pleyel — adding 15-25 minutes and a metro ticket to your journey. For a truly direct ride from CDG to Paris without any transfers, our shuttle service at €16.90 is your best option. Read our full article on the RoissyBus cancellation →