Private transfer from Orly Airport (ORY) to Marne-la-Vallée–Chessy

The journey from Paris-Orly Airport to Marne-la-Vallée Chessy station connects the south of the Paris metropolitan area with the eastern Île-de-France region. This route is especially useful for travelers arriving by plane and continuing their journey by TGV, OUIGO or RER A, as well as visitors heading straight to Disneyland Paris.

There is no fixed travel time for the road journey. It depends on your arrival time at Orly, traffic around the airport, conditions on major roads in the Île-de-France region and congestion near Marne-la-Vallée. If you need to catch a train, allow extra time between landing, collecting your luggage and the departure time shown on your ticket.

Paris-Orly has several passenger areas and halls. Your pickup point should match the terminal shown on your booking or boarding pass. After landing, check your terminal number, follow signs to Arrivals and keep your phone handy in case you need to confirm the exact location.

This is especially important when several people are arriving on different flights or when a flight is diverted to another area of the airport. Providing the terminal, hall and, if necessary, the exit you will use makes it easier to coordinate your departure for Chessy.

The route passes through a densely populated part of the Paris region before reaching the Marne-la-Vallée area. Conditions can change quickly between the time your flight lands and when the vehicle actually leaves the airport. Rush hour, school holiday weekends, major events and large crowds arriving at Disneyland Paris can all extend travel time.

The route is generally adapted to current conditions. It may use expressways in the Paris region or alternative routes when main roads are congested. Since conditions change in real time, any travel time estimate should be treated as a guide, not a guarantee of arrival at a specific time.

Marne-la-Vallée Chessy station is located on Place des Passagers du Vent in Chessy, Seine-et-Marne. It serves several types of transport: the station is served by high-speed trains, RER A, and OUIGO and TGV INOUI services. It is therefore an arrival or transfer point for many different types of travelers.

The station has a North Hall and a South Hall. Access to RER A is through the South Hall, while the bus station and several connecting services are located near their designated entrances. If you are traveling by TGV, check your ticket and the station display screens to find the right hall and platform.

If you are traveling with large suitcases, a stroller or special equipment, let us know when arranging your trip. The station has passenger services and accessibility facilities, but getting between the vehicle, forecourt, halls and platforms can take some time, especially during busy periods.

For a flight-to-train connection, allow more than just the time needed for the drive. You will also need to factor in disembarking, any required checks, baggage claim, finding your way through the airport and walking to the meeting point. Once at Chessy, also allow time to reach your platform, the bus station or the entrance to the Disney Parks.