CDG a París
Airport Shuttle Transfer

Charles de Gaulle Aeropuera (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 a your Paris hotel efficiently is the first challenge every traveler faces.

Why a Shuttle is the Best CDG a París 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 a 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:

• Puerta a puerta service — from CDG terminal directly a 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 a París: Neighborhoods & Travel Times

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

What a 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 a Travel from CDG a París

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

• Best time: 10am-3pm or after 8pm — expect 35-40 min a 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 a your journey. For a truly direct ride from CDG a París without any transfers, our shuttle service at €16.90 is your best option. Read our full article on the RoissyBus cancellation →