Family Guide · 2026
Disneyland Paris with a Baby — Transport Guide and Tips 2026
Taking your family to Disneyland Paris with a baby is one of the most magical experiences you can give your little one — but also one of the most logistically demanding trips to organise. Between the car seat on the plane, the pushchair through the airport, the luggage and the nap schedule, every detail matters. This guide covers everything you need to know to make your visit to Disneyland Paris with a baby in 2026 as smooth and comfortable as possible — starting with the question every parent asks first: how do you get there from CDG without the chaos?
The good news: with the right transfer, arriving at Disneyland Paris with a newborn or toddler can be simple and comfortable from the very first minute.
1. How to get to Disneyland Paris with a baby from CDG Airport
When travelling to Disneyland Paris with a baby, the choice of transport from Charles de Gaulle Airport is especially important when you have a pushchair, several bags and young children.
The RER — possible, but more demanding with a baby
The RER B + RER A can be one of the cheapest ways to reach Disneyland Paris from CDG. However, travelling with a baby, luggage and a pushchair can make the journey more demanding. It involves connections, station corridors and a longer overall journey compared with a direct transfer.
Standard taxi — child seat availability can vary
A standard taxi can provide a direct journey from CDG, but families travelling with a baby should check child-seat availability before travelling. Vehicle size can also vary, which is worth considering if you have a large pushchair and several suitcases.
Private transfer — convenient for families with babies
A private CDG to Disneyland Paris transfer with a baby is a convenient option for families travelling with an infant. Your driver meets you at the airport, helps with the pushchair and luggage, and drives you directly to your Disney hotel. Up to 2 child seats or boosters are provided free when requested during booking.
Up to 2 child seats or boosters free with your Dream Disney Transfer booking. Simply tell us your children’s ages when you reserve so the appropriate seats can be prepared before pickup.
| Option | Child seat? | Pushchair friendly? | Journey time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private transfer DDT | Up to 2 free ✓ | Yes | Around 40–60 min | €70 Sedan / €90 Van |
| Standard taxi | Check availability | Depends on vehicle | Depends on traffic | Depends on taxi fare |
| Magical Shuttle | Shared transport | Luggage stored separately | Longer than direct transfer | Depends on passengers |
| RER B + RER A | Your own equipment | More demanding | Around 80–100 min | Public transport fare |
2. Up to 2 child seats or boosters free with every transfer
One of the most common questions from parents planning a trip to Disneyland Paris with a baby is how to organise a suitable child seat for the journey from CDG.
At Dream Disney Transfer, we provide up to 2 child seats or booster seats free when requested during booking.
Simply tell us:
- Your child’s age
- Your child’s approximate weight
- How many child seats or boosters you need
The requested seats can then be prepared before the driver comes to collect you. When you arrive, your vehicle is ready for the journey to Disneyland Paris.
Important: please tell us the ages of your children when making your reservation. This helps us prepare the most suitable child-seat or booster configuration for your transfer.
3. Our Mercedes V-Class van — built for families with a baby
For larger families or passengers travelling with several suitcases, our Mercedes V-Class van offers additional passenger and luggage space for the journey from CDG Airport to Disneyland Paris.
- Up to 2 child seats or boosters free
- Suitable for compact pushchairs and luggage
- Direct private transfer
- Ideal for smaller families
- Up to 2 child seats or boosters free
- TV screen for children
- Star ceiling
- Large luggage space
- Ideal for larger families and groups
The Mercedes V-Class is particularly popular with families travelling to Disneyland Paris with a baby because it provides generous passenger space, additional room for luggage and pushchairs, and family-friendly features including a star ceiling and TV screen.
Book your CDG → Disneyland Paris transfer
Eco Sedan from €70 ·
Mercedes V-Class Van from €90 ·
Up to 2 child seats or boosters free ·
No prepayment
4. Pushchair at Disneyland Paris — everything you need to know
A pushchair can be extremely useful when visiting Disneyland Paris with a baby. Young children can quickly become tired during a long day in the parks.
Bring your own pushchair or hire one at the park?
If your baby is very young, bringing your own familiar pushchair can be the most convenient choice, particularly if you use a lie-flat or carrycot-style model.
Pushchair rental may also be available at Disneyland Paris, but your own model gives you more control over comfort and suitability for your child.
Transporting your pushchair from CDG
With a private transfer, your pushchair travels directly with your family in the vehicle. Compact models can fit comfortably with smaller family luggage, while the Mercedes V-Class offers more space for larger pushchairs, double pushchairs and additional suitcases.
Pushchairs inside Disneyland Paris
- Pushchairs can be used throughout the parks
- Pushchair parking areas are available near many attractions
- A baby carrier can be useful when a pushchair cannot be taken inside
- A rain cover is useful throughout the year
- Plan additional time for moving around during busy periods
5. Best Disney hotels for families with a baby
Hotel location and room configuration can make a major difference when visiting Disneyland Paris with a baby. Staying close to the parks makes it easier to return to your room for naps, feeding or a short break.
Transfer tip: with a private transfer, your driver takes you directly to your booked hotel, avoiding an additional public-transport connection with luggage and a pushchair.
6. Packing checklist — what to bring for baby at Disneyland Paris
Packing carefully for Disneyland Paris with a baby can make the day considerably easier.
Bottles, formula or breast milk, baby food and age-appropriate snacks.
Bring enough nappies, wipes and changing supplies for a full day in the parks.
Hat, age-appropriate sun protection and suitable clothing for long periods outdoors.
Pushchair rain cover and waterproof clothing can be very useful.
Useful when you need to leave the pushchair or when your baby wants to be carried.
Bring your baby’s usual everyday health and care items.
Comfort toy, dummy, blanket or other familiar sleep items.
7. Practical tips for a successful visit to Disneyland Paris with a baby
Can you visit Disneyland Paris with a baby?
Yes. Families with babies can enjoy shows, parades, character experiences and suitable attractions. Attraction access depends on each ride’s individual requirements, so checking the official Disneyland Paris app is useful before joining a queue.
What time of year is best?
Travelling outside the busiest school-holiday periods can make visiting Disneyland Paris with a baby easier. Milder weather and lower crowd levels can make feeding, pushchair movement and nap schedules more manageable.
How to manage nap times
Try to keep part of your baby’s normal routine. If you are staying close to the parks, returning to the hotel for a short rest can sometimes make the rest of the day much more enjoyable.
Baby Care facilities
Disneyland Paris provides facilities designed to help parents travelling with babies. Check the official Disneyland Paris app for current locations, opening information and available services during your visit.
Character meet-and-greets with a baby
Character encounters can make memorable family photos. Visiting earlier in the day may also work better with your baby’s routine.
Pro tip: download the official Disneyland Paris app before your trip. It can help you check attractions, show times, restaurants and useful park information during your visit.
8. FAQ — Disneyland Paris with a baby
Can you take a baby to Disneyland Paris?
Yes. Disneyland Paris welcomes families with babies. Attraction access varies according to each attraction’s requirements, while shows, parades and character experiences can be enjoyed as a family.
Can I request a baby seat for my private transfer?
Yes. Dream Disney Transfer provides up to 2 child seats or booster seats free when requested during booking. Tell us your children’s ages so the appropriate seats can be prepared.
Can you take the RER with a baby and a pushchair?
Yes, but travelling by train can be more demanding when you have a pushchair, luggage and a young child. A direct private transfer avoids the connections between CDG and Disneyland Paris.
Do Disney hotels provide travel cots?
Availability can depend on the hotel and room type. Request a cot directly from your hotel when booking or contact the hotel before arrival to confirm availability.
Where can I find baby facilities at Disneyland Paris?
Check the official Disneyland Paris website and mobile app for current information about facilities for families travelling with babies.
How do I book a CDG to Disneyland Paris transfer with a baby seat?
Book directly through our CDG to Disneyland transfer page or contact us via WhatsApp (+33 7 60 23 65 92) . Tell us your children’s ages and the number of seats required.
Does the Mercedes V-Class have space for a pushchair?
The Mercedes V-Class offers more luggage space than a standard sedan and is particularly suitable for families travelling with pushchairs and several suitcases. Please tell us your luggage and pushchair requirements when booking.
Travel from CDG to Disneyland Paris with your family
Eco Sedan from €70 ·
Mercedes V-Class from €90 ·
Up to 2 child seats or boosters free ·
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