TGV Train CDG to EuroDisney

August 26, 2008 in Attractions, Tickets by Ben | 6 comments

A TGV train from CDG to Euro Disney offers a direct, high-speed train (200mph) connection between CDG Airport Terminal 2 and the Euro Disneyland park gates in less than 12 minutes with ticket prices as little as 15€.

Already in Paris and need to get to EuroDisney? See the Paris EuroDisney train (RER) article.

This article explains how to:

Purchase tickets for the CDG - EuroDisney train upon arrival at CDG Airport, or online in advance
Find the TGV train station at CDG Airport Terminal 2
Save 15% on Euro Disney tickets at DisneylandParis.com (official site)

The TGV train schedule from Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) to Eurodisney has the first train departing at 06:54 in the morning with the last train in the evening departing CDG at 21:55. The frequency of trains varies from 30 minutes to 1h20 between each departure from CDG.

CDG Airport to Euro Disney (Marne La Vallee) by TGV train

Charles de Gaulle Airport has two separate train stations, one located near Terminal 3 and another located within Terminal 2. The Terminal 2 train station, known as “Aeroport Charles de Gaulle 2 - TGV“, is split into two distinct sides, one for RER suburban trains (going to Paris city center), the other TGV high speed intercity trains, one of which travels to Euro Disney.

If you’re arriving at CDG Terminal 1 or Terminal 3, you’ll need to first catch a CDGVAL shuttle train over to Terminal 2. The photo tour of Terminal 1 to Paris contains instructions on finding and taking the CDGVAL shuttle, but don’t get off the shuttle at Terminal 3/Roissypole, stay on the shuttle until it arrives at Terminal 2. This may seem odd, but Terminal 2 is located after Terminal 3 on the CDGVAL shuttle line.

At Terminal 2 the train station is located in between sub-terminals 2D and 2F. If you’ve taken the CDGVAL shuttle, you’ll arrive very close to the train station. See the Terminal 2 to Paris photo tour for instructions on getting to the Aeroport CDG 2 - TGV train station.

Within the photo guide for the Terminal 2 train station is a photo of the TGV (Grandes Lignes) ticket purchase office on the bottom floor (shown below). This office is split into two sides, one side sells tickets for Paris city trains (RER B) and the other side sells intercity Grandes Lignes trains tickets, which includes TGV trains to Euro Disney. If you’re facing the ticket office, the entrance on the right half is the one you’ll want to use to purchase or pickup your Internet bought tickets, as seen in the photo below:

TGV tickets for the CDG to EuroDisney train can be purchased in advance online at RailEurope.co.uk for residents of the UK, from RailEurope.com for residents of USA (beware of delivery fees) and from TGV-Europe.com from elsewhere. See the article on how to purchase TGV tickets without fees from TGV-Europe.

When buying tickets from RailEurope.co.uk, use “Paris CDG Airport” as your departure and “Marne La Vallee Ches” as your arrival location.

When using TGV-Europe.com to find tickets, be sure to use “AIRPORT CDG 2 TGV” as your departure location and “Marne La Vallee” as your arrival station.

If you’re coming from Europe and have a smart chip enabled credit card, you’ll be able to use the automated ticket machines to pick-up your TGV tickets purchased over the Internet. Only the credit card used to make the online ticket purchase can be used to collect the tickets from these machines, so keep this in mind when using these machines. The machines will appear like these below:

When you have tickets in hand, you’ll need to descend onto the TGV train platforms which are one level below the train station ticket office. Take care not to descend onto the RER B train platforms, which serve only trains going into Paris city center. The TGV trains are Grandes Lignes or Main Line trains which have their own platforms on a separate side of station visible here:

After your TGV train departs, the first stop will be Marne La Vallée–Chessy station which is the train station serving EuroDisney. The travel time should be roughly 10 minutes from CDG to EuroDisney.

Below is a photo of the Marne La Vallée–Chessy train station (on the left) within the Disney grounds.

Useful Links

Save 15% by booking online - Euro Disneyland- Simply buy your tickets for Euro Disney online, before you arrive, from the official Disneyland Paris website and save 15% on Disney tickets or up to 25% on package deals.

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