Hi,
I saw a recent thread on what time to schedule a shuttle in Paris. We will be staying our last night at Disney Paris and didn't know how long to plan to get to CDG airport. We will be leaving on a Saturday morning and I thought we would take a shuttle or taxi instead of the train. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The flight is at 9:30
What time would you schedule a pickup Disney Paris to CDG?
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I don't know anything about shuttle schedules, but you'll want to be at the airport by 6:30 am (assuming your flight's 9:30 am), so you'll need to be on a shuttle or in a taxi plenty early, maybe earlier than the shuttles start running.