# Beauvais Airport Transfer Guide (BVA) 本文件提供中文说明与当前英文指南原文。详细机场内容为英文，并非经过核实的完整中文翻译；请以实时预订流程确认价格、可用性及服务条款。 Honest guide to getting from Beauvais-Tille Airport to Paris. Shuttle bus, taxi, transfer prices, and what 85 km really means for your journey. **Airport:** BVA **City:** Beauvais **Country:** France **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva **Last updated:** 2026-07-28 Prices and transport schedules in this editorial guide are indicative. Confirm current public transport fares with the operator. Current transfer prices, availability and terms are shown in the live booking flow. ## Main Guide ### Quick answer Beauvais-Tille Airport is about **85 km north of central Paris**. That is not a typo — this is genuinely far from the city. Airlines like Ryanair and Wizz Air use BVA and call it "Paris Beauvais," but you should know what you are getting into. The most common option is the **official Aérobus shuttle to Porte Maillot** in western Paris, which costs **17.90 EUR** booked online (**18 EUR** at the counter) and takes about **1 hour 15 minutes**. A second Aérobus line runs to **Paris La Villette** at the same online fare. A private transfer runs **100–160 EUR** and takes 60–90 minutes depending on traffic; a taxi is metered and, over 85 km with tolls, dearer still. There is no direct train from the airport. ### What actually happens after landing BVA is a small, no-frills airport. It has one terminal building that handles both departures and arrivals. After you land, you walk across the tarmac (no jet bridges), collect your bags, and exit into a compact arrivals hall. The building has basic amenities — a few cafes, a small duty-free area, and ATMs. Do not expect the facilities of CDG or Orly. This is a low-cost airport designed for low-cost airlines. Once outside, you will see the shuttle bus departure area clearly marked. The bus is timed to flights, so it should be waiting or arriving shortly after you clear baggage claim. ### Transport options explained honestly | Option | Cost | Time to Central Paris | Notes | |--------|------|---------------------|-------| | Official Aérobus shuttle | **17.90 EUR** online / **18 EUR** on site | ~1 h 15 | To Porte Maillot (Metro line 1) | | Aérobus to La Villette | **17.90 EUR** online only | ~1 h 30 | Booking mandatory | | Taxi | Metered + tolls — see below | 60–90 min | Oise prefecture tariff | | Private transfer | Fixed, quoted at booking | 60–90 min | Fixed price, door-to-door | | Train (Beauvais station) | Corolis bus **1 EUR** + TER fare | 90–120 min total | Check the TER fare at sncf-connect.com | | Rental car | Varies by season and operator | Self-drive | Available at the airport | The **official Aérobus shuttle** is run by the airport and is the default choice for most travelers. It departs from outside the terminal, is scheduled to leave about 20 minutes after your flight lands, and drops you at Porte Maillot (22–24 Boulevard Pershing, 75017) where you can connect to Metro line 1 or the RER. The airport runs up to 100 round trips a day, roughly every 15–30 minutes. Online it is **17.90 EUR** one way and **29.90 EUR** return; at the counter it is **18 EUR** one way and **35 EUR** return, so booking ahead saves real money on a return. Children aged 4–11 pay **9.90 EUR** online (there is no child discount at the counter) and under-4s go free. A second line runs to **Paris La Villette** in about 1 h 30 — online booking only. **Taxis** are available outside the terminal but the long distance makes them expensive. Taxis are metered on the tariff set by the Oise prefecture, not by a flat airport fare. Two things make the Paris run expensive: the higher per-km rate applies when the taxi has to drive home empty, which it does on a one-way trip to Paris, and A16 motorway tolls are added on top. Over 85 km that adds up fast, so ask the driver for an estimate before you set off and check the tariff card displayed in the car. The prefecture publishes the current rates at oise.gouv.fr. **Train from Beauvais station** — take Corolis line 6 from the airport to Beauvais SNCF station (every 30 minutes; the **1 EUR** all-day BUT ticket covers it) and then a TER train to Paris Gare du Nord. The total journey takes 90–120 minutes. Check the train fare at sncf-connect.com — it varies with how far ahead you book. ### Realistic pricing expectations | Destination | Shuttle + Metro | Taxi | Private Transfer | |------------|----------------|------|------------------| | Porte Maillot | **17.90 EUR** online | Metered + tolls | N/A | | Central Paris (any) | **17.90 EUR** + one Metro ticket | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Gare du Nord | **17.90 EUR** + one Metro ticket | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Disneyland Paris | No direct shuttle | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Champs-Elysees | **17.90 EUR** + one Metro ticket | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | A single Métro-Train-RER ticket is now one flat fare anywhere in Île-de-France — the zones were abolished for single tickets — so the onward leg from Porte Maillot costs the same wherever you are going. Check the current ticket price at iledefrance-mobilites.fr. The shuttle bus is so much cheaper that most budget travelers use it without question. The gap between a **17.90 EUR** shuttle seat and a metered 85 km taxi is enormous. The trade-off is comfort and time — the bus is not luxurious, and an hour and a quarter in a coach after a flight is tiring. ### Late night arrivals This is where BVA gets tricky. If your flight arrives late (after 10 PM), the shuttle bus may still run — it is timed to flights — but confirm this for your specific arrival. The last scheduled shuttle often departs around midnight or later for delayed flights. If you miss the shuttle, your options are a metered taxi — expensive over 85 km, and on the prefecture's higher night rate — or a pre-booked private transfer. There are no trains at that hour, and the town of Beauvais largely shuts down. Having a backup plan for late arrivals is important at this airport. ### Families and luggage The shuttle bus allows standard luggage but can feel cramped during full flights. If you are traveling with a stroller, car seats, and multiple bags, managing everything on a bus for 75 minutes and then navigating the Metro is exhausting. For families, a private transfer from BVA directly to your Paris hotel is a significant quality-of-life upgrade. The cost is high (**100–160 EUR**), but split among a family of four it is **25–40 EUR per person**. Two adults and two children aged 4–11 pay **55.60 EUR** one way on the shuttle at online fares, before Metro tickets — so the transfer premium is smaller than it first looks. ### Where you meet the driver **Shuttle bus** — the departure point is directly outside the arrivals exit, clearly signposted. Look for the blue "Paris Beauvais" shuttle signs. **Taxis** — a small taxi rank is outside the terminal. Availability can be limited, especially for late flights. Consider calling ahead. **Private transfer drivers** — they typically wait inside the arrivals hall with a name sign, or just outside the exit doors. The airport is small enough that finding each other is straightforward. **Train connection** — to reach Beauvais SNCF station, take Corolis line 6 from outside the terminal (every 30 minutes, 1 EUR all-day ticket) or a short taxi ride. ### Decision helper **Choose the shuttle bus if** you are a solo traveler or couple, traveling light, on a budget, and arriving during normal hours. It is the standard BVA experience. **Choose the train route if** you enjoy a more scenic journey, are flexible with time, and want to avoid the motorway bus ride. **Choose a taxi if** you need to leave immediately, money is not the primary concern, and you want a direct ride. **Choose a private transfer if** you are a family, have lots of luggage, arriving late at night, heading somewhere other than Porte Maillot, or simply want the comfort of a door-to-door service after dealing with a budget airline experience. The price is steep, but the convenience is real. ## Summary Beauvais-Tille is a budget airport in every sense. The flights are cheap, the airport is basic, and Paris is genuinely far away. The shuttle bus works well for most travelers, but know that you are trading time and comfort for lower airfare. If you are a family, arriving late, or heading somewhere other than central Paris, a private transfer removes a lot of the friction — at a price. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Q: How far is Beauvais Airport from Paris?** About 85 km north of central Paris. The journey takes 60–90 minutes by car or about 1 hour 15 minutes by the Porte Maillot shuttle. **Q: Is there a direct train from Beauvais Airport to Paris?** No. You need to take a local bus or taxi to Beauvais SNCF station, then a TER train to Paris Gare du Nord. **Q: How much is the shuttle bus from Beauvais Airport to Paris?** 17.90 EUR per person booked online, or 18 EUR at the counter; children aged 4–11 pay 9.90 EUR online and under-4s travel free. It drops you at Porte Maillot, where you can connect to Metro line 1. The airport publishes current fares at aeroportparisbeauvais.com. **Q: How much is a taxi from Beauvais Airport to Paris?** There is no flat fare — the meter runs on the Oise prefecture tariff, at the higher rate that applies when the taxi returns empty, and A16 tolls are added. Over 85 km it is the most expensive way into Paris. Ask for an estimate before you set off, or book a fixed-price transfer instead. **Q: Does the shuttle bus run for late night flights?** Usually yes — the shuttle is timed to flight arrivals, including late ones. But always confirm for your specific flight, especially if it is significantly delayed. **Q: Is Beauvais Airport really a Paris airport?** Technically yes, but it is 85 km away. Budget airlines market it as Paris Beauvais, but the journey into Paris is long and adds significant time and cost to your trip. **Q: Can I get an Uber from Beauvais Airport?** Uber availability at BVA is very limited due to the rural location. Do not count on it. Use the shuttle, a taxi, or a pre-booked transfer. **Q: How do I get from Beauvais Airport to Disneyland Paris?** There is no direct shuttle. A private transfer costs 140–200 EUR and takes about 90 minutes. Alternatively, take the Aérobus to Porte Maillot and then the RER A to Marne-la-Vallee. **Q: Is Beauvais Airport worth using to save money?** Only if the flight savings outweigh the transport cost and time. Add 17.90 EUR minimum (shuttle) plus about 75 minutes each way to your trip calculation. **Q: Are there hotels near Beauvais Airport?** A few budget hotels are in Beauvais town, about 5–10 minutes from the airport. Options include Ibis, Campanile, and B&B Hotel. ## Late Night Arrivals at Beauvais-Tille Airport **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/late-night Arriving late at Beauvais Airport is one of the more challenging late-night airport situations in Europe. The airport is 85 km from Paris, in a semi-rural area, with limited transport options after dark. ## What happens after 10 PM BVA is a quiet airport. When the last flights of the evening land, the terminal clears out quickly. There is very little in the way of food, shops, or seating once operations wind down. The terminal building may close entirely once all flights are processed. The area around the airport is not walkable to any services — there are no restaurants or shops within a reasonable distance on foot. ## Transport options at night | Option | Available? | Cost to Paris | Notes | |--------|-----------|---------------|-------| | Shuttle bus | Usually yes | **17.90 EUR** online | Scheduled ~20 min after landing — verify for yours | | Taxi | Unreliable | Metered, night rate + tolls | Higher night rate applies; may need to call | | Private transfer | Yes | Fixed, quoted at booking | Pre-booked, driver waits | | Train | No | — | No service after about 9 PM | | Uber/rideshare | Very unlikely | — | BVA is too remote for reliable coverage | ## The shuttle bus situation The official shuttle bus is scheduled to depart after the last arriving flights, even if they are delayed. In practice, this usually works — the bus waits for passengers to clear baggage claim. However, you should verify the shuttle schedule for your specific flight before relying on it. If your flight is severely delayed (2+ hours), there is a risk the shuttle may not wait. Check the Beauvais Airport website or contact the shuttle service in advance. ## What if you miss the shuttle This is the worst-case scenario at BVA, and it does happen. If you miss the shuttle and there are no taxis: - **Call a taxi** — Beauvais taxi companies may still have cars available, but response times could be 20–30 minutes. Numbers are posted at the airport. - **Pre-booked transfer** — if you had one booked, your driver should still be waiting. This is the strongest argument for booking in advance for late flights. - **Stay in Beauvais** — a few hotels are 5–10 minutes away by taxi. Ibis Beauvais Aeroport is the closest. This is a sensible backup plan if everything else falls through. ## Why pre-booking matters most at BVA late at night At larger airports, you can always find a taxi or rideshare. At Beauvais after midnight, this is not guaranteed. The airport is far from Paris, there is no rail service, and the taxi supply is limited. A pre-booked private transfer is not a luxury here — it is practical insurance against being stranded in a quiet airport in northern France. The cost of **110–170 EUR** for a late-night transfer is significant, but it guarantees you get to Paris regardless of flight delays or shuttle issues — and a metered taxi on the prefecture's night rate, over 85 km with tolls, is unlikely to undercut it. ## Taxi vs Private Transfer from Beauvais Airport to Paris **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/taxi-vs-transfer With an 85 km journey to Paris, the choice between a taxi and a private transfer at Beauvais Airport is more significant than at most airports. The distances are long and the costs are high either way. ## Side-by-side comparison | Factor | Taxi | Private Transfer | |--------|------|------------------| | Pricing | Metered on the Oise tariff, plus tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Availability | Limited at airport | Pre-booked, guaranteed | | Wait time | Variable, may need to call | Driver waiting at arrivals | | Route | Driver's choice | Agreed in advance | | Payment | Cash or card (verify first) | Prepaid online | | Late-night surcharge | Yes, meter increases | Usually included in price | ## The taxi situation at Beauvais BVA is a small airport in a semi-rural area. Unlike CDG or Orly, there is no large taxi rank with dozens of cars waiting. You might find a couple of taxis outside, or you might find none — especially for late-night or early-morning flights. The metered fare to Paris is substantial. Taxi rates here are set by the Oise prefecture, and the higher per-km rate — the one that applies when the taxi has to drive back empty — is what you pay on a one-way run to Paris. A16 motorway tolls are added on top, and traffic around the Peripherique ring road extends both the trip and the meter. Over 85 km this makes the taxi the most expensive option into Paris by some distance. Ask for an estimate before setting off; the prefecture publishes current rates at oise.gouv.fr. ## Why private transfers often win at BVA For this particular airport, a pre-booked transfer has several clear advantages: - **Fixed price** — on a long journey with unpredictable traffic, knowing exactly what you will pay matters. There is no meter anxiety as you crawl through Paris traffic. - **Guaranteed availability** — the driver will be there when your flight lands, even if it is delayed. At BVA, this is not a given with taxis. - **Vehicle choice** — you can book an appropriate vehicle for your group size and luggage. Taxis at BVA are whatever happens to be available. - **Flight monitoring** — most transfer services track your flight. If you land an hour late, the driver adjusts. A taxi that was waiting may have left. ## When a taxi might still work If you are heading to **Beauvais town** rather than Paris (about 5–10 minutes), a taxi is perfectly fine — over that distance the meter stays modest and availability is more reliable. Corolis line 6 also runs airport to town and the SNCF station every 30 minutes for 1 EUR. For the Paris run, a taxi makes sense only if you arrive during the day, find one at the curb immediately, and prefer not to plan in advance. ## The shuttle bus as a third option Before spending 100+ EUR on either a taxi or transfer, remember that the Aérobus costs **17.90 EUR** per person booked online. For solo travelers or couples without heavy luggage, the bus is the rational default. The taxi vs transfer comparison is most relevant for families, groups, late-night arrivals, or travelers going to destinations not served by the shuttle. ## Traveling Through Beauvais Airport with Kids and Family **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/family-and-kids Flying into Beauvais-Tille with a family adds an extra layer of planning to an already long journey. The airport is basic, the distance to Paris is real, and managing children on a 75-minute bus ride after a budget flight requires some thought. ## The airport experience with kids BVA is a small, single-terminal building. That is actually an advantage with children — there is very little walking, no confusing connections, and you are outside quickly. However, facilities are minimal. There is no dedicated family lounge, play area, or anything designed to keep children entertained during a wait. There are restrooms with changing facilities and a few food counters. Get what you need quickly and focus on getting to your transport. ## Transport options for families | Option | Family Rating | Car Seats? | Luggage Space | Cost to Paris | |--------|--------------|-----------|---------------|---------------| | Private transfer | Best | Yes, on request | Guaranteed | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Taxi | Acceptable | Not provided | Standard trunk | Metered + tolls | | Shuttle bus | Challenging | Not applicable | Overhead/below | **17.90 EUR** adult / **9.90 EUR** child 4–11, online | | Rental car | Good | Bookable | Full control | Varies by season | ## The shuttle bus with kids — an honest take The shuttle bus is cheap, but 75–90 minutes on a coach with tired children and all your luggage is not easy. The bus can be crowded after a full flight. Strollers go in the luggage compartment below. There are no seatbelts designed for car seats. Children sit on regular seats. At Porte Maillot, you then need to transfer to the Metro with all your bags and children. If your hotel is near Porte Maillot or along Metro line 1, this is manageable. If you need multiple Metro connections, it becomes genuinely difficult with a stroller and suitcases. ## Why most families should consider a transfer A private transfer from BVA to your Paris hotel costs **100–160 EUR**. For two adults and two children aged 4–11, the shuttle is **55.60 EUR** one way at online fares, before Métro tickets — so the transfer costs perhaps 45–105 EUR more for the whole family. The difference in comfort is significant: - Door-to-door service, no Metro connections - Car seats and booster seats available on request - Enough space for strollers, bags, and car seats - Children can sleep during the 60–90 minute drive - No rushing to catch a bus or navigating Paris transit with luggage ## Car seat rules in France French law requires children under 10 to use an appropriate car seat or booster. This applies in taxis and private vehicles. Taxis at BVA do not provide car seats, so you would need to bring your own. Private transfer services can arrange them if you request at booking. ## Practical tips for families at BVA - **Book transport before you fly** — do not arrive at BVA hoping to figure it out, especially with children. - **Pack snacks and water** — there is not much available at the airport, and the journey to Paris is long. - **If taking the shuttle**, sit near the front to exit first and retrieve luggage quickly. - **Consider staying in Beauvais** for the first night if arriving late. A few budget hotels are nearby, and tackling the Paris journey fresh the next morning is much easier with kids. ## How Much Does It Cost to Get from Beauvais Airport to Paris? **URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/cost-to-city The 85 km distance between Beauvais-Tille Airport and Paris means transport costs are higher than you might expect from a "Paris" airport. Here is what you will actually pay. Shuttle fares below are the airport's own published Aérobus prices; taxi fares are metered on the Oise prefecture tariff and cannot be quoted as a flat figure. ## Price breakdown by transport type | Option | Cost | Time | Notes | |--------|------|------|-------| | Official Aérobus shuttle | **17.90 EUR** online / **18 EUR** on site | ~1 h 15 | To Porte Maillot only | | Aérobus to La Villette | **17.90 EUR** online only | ~1 h 30 | Booking mandatory | | Shuttle + Metro ticket | **17.90 EUR** + one Métro ticket | 90–110 min | Door-to-door within Paris | | Train via Beauvais SNCF | Corolis bus **1 EUR** + TER fare | 90–120 min | Check the TER fare at sncf-connect.com | | Taxi | Metered on the Oise tariff, plus tolls | 60–90 min | No flat airport fare | | Private transfer | Fixed, quoted at booking | 60–90 min | Fixed price, door-to-door | ## Prices to specific Paris destinations | Destination | Shuttle Route | Taxi | Private Transfer | |------------|--------------|------|------------------| | Porte Maillot | **17.90 EUR** online (direct) | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Gare du Nord | **17.90 EUR** + one Métro ticket | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Eiffel Tower area | **17.90 EUR** + one Métro ticket | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Montmartre | **17.90 EUR** + one Métro ticket | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | | Disneyland Paris | No direct shuttle | Metered + tolls | Fixed, quoted at booking | Since Île-de-France abolished zones on single tickets, one Métro-Train-RER ticket costs the same wherever in the region you are heading. Check the current price at iledefrance-mobilites.fr. ## The real cost of "cheap" flights to Beauvais Budget airlines offer flights to BVA at attractive prices, but the true cost includes the transfer. Consider this: a Ryanair flight saving you 50 EUR over a CDG flight costs you at minimum **29.90 EUR** round-trip in shuttle tickets alone — plus about three hours of additional travel time. For two adults and two children aged 4–11, a return on the shuttle is **99.60 EUR** at online fares. A private transfer both ways costs **200–320 EUR**. Factor these numbers into your flight comparison. ## Tips to minimize cost - **Buy shuttle tickets online in advance** — a return is 29.90 EUR online against 35 EUR at the counter, and children aged 4–11 only get the 9.90 EUR fare online. Booking ahead also guarantees your seat. - **The train route** via Beauvais SNCF station can be cheaper if you find a good TER fare, but the connection adds complexity. - **Share a private transfer** — if you meet other travelers heading to Paris, splitting the cost brings it close to shuttle prices per person. - **Avoid taxis for solo travel** — a metered 85 km run with tolls is hard to justify unless you have no other option. - For groups of **3–4 people**, a private transfer at 100–160 EUR works out to **25–40 EUR per person** — competitive with shuttle + Metro when you consider the comfort difference. ## Published Guide Pages - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/late-night - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/taxi-vs-transfer - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/family-and-kids - https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/bva/cost-to-city ## Booking and Support Search: https://www.airporttransferportal.com/search?airport=BVA Airport Transfer Portal is a marketplace; local operators fulfil the transfer. 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