Disney's Newport Bay Club stands on the shore of Lake Disney, a nautical New England resort of white balconies and blue awnings facing the water. From Charles de Gaulle it is one straight drive: your driver meets you inside the terminal, loads the cases and sets you down under the hotel canopy roughly 45 to 55 minutes later, with no RER change at Chatelet and no shuttle stops along the way.
Whichever terminal you land in, 1, 2A to 2F or 3, your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign and takes the bags to the car. Flights are tracked, so a late landing simply moves the pickup: the first hour of waiting at the airport is included, which covers passport queues and a slow baggage belt.
The drive leaves the airport on the A104 Francilienne, joins the A4 towards Marne-la-Vallee and finishes on the hotel road that rings Lake Disney. Traffic is the only variable: allow around 45 minutes off-peak and closer to an hour on a Friday evening or at the start of school holidays. A slow road does not change the fare.
A sedan carries up to 3 passengers and 3 suitcases. Families arriving with a pram, a travel cot or a week of Disney shopping usually take the van, which seats up to 8 with room for 10 bags. Give the real luggage count when booking so the right vehicle is sent the first time.
Infant, child and booster seats are added during booking, at the step where you enter passengers and luggage; two seats normally require the van rather than the sedan. Being set down at the hotel entrance rather than on a station platform matters when a toddler has fallen asleep somewhere over the Channel.
Newport Bay Club is one of the lakeside hotels. The promenade around Lake Disney leads to Disney Village and the two park entrances in roughly fifteen minutes on foot, and the Disney shuttle buses also call at the hotel, so no further transfer from us is needed between the hotel and the gates.
The return leg is booked in the same way, with pickup under the hotel canopy. Most guests ask for the car about three and a half hours before a long-haul departure and about three hours before a European flight. Hotel pickups include twenty minutes of complimentary waiting.
CDG to the Disneyland Paris hotel area is a fixed fare, currently from 80 EUR in a sedan and 130 EUR in a van, shown before you pay and inclusive of taxes and tolls. Booking takes a couple of minutes and the driver details reach you before travel.
Usually 45 to 55 minutes. Friday afternoons and holiday weekends can push it past the hour, but the agreed price does not change.
Your flight is tracked and the pickup time follows it. The first hour of waiting at the airport is included.
Yes. The lakeside path reaches Disney Village and the park gates in around fifteen minutes, and Disney shuttle buses serve the hotel as well.
Yes, in a van: up to 8 passengers and 10 bags, with child seats requested at booking.
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