# Paris Airport Transfer Guide (ORY)

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Practical guide to getting from Paris Orly Airport to the city center. Real pricing, Orlyval, RER, bus, taxi, and transfer advice.

**Airport:** ORY
**City:** Paris
**Country:** France
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory
**Last updated:** 2026-09-26

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

Paris Orly (ORY) is about **14 km south of central Paris**, taking **30-50 minutes** depending on traffic and transport choice. Since June 2024 **Metro line 14** runs directly into Orly and reaches Chatelet in about 25 minutes, which makes it the simplest way in. Public transport to the airport uses a single fare, the **Ticket Paris Region - Aeroports** at **14 EUR** (7 EUR reduced), valid on line 14, Orlyval and the RER (Ile-de-France Mobilites, fares applicable 1 January 2026). Taxis run on a government-set flat rate: **36 EUR to the Left Bank, 45 EUR to the Right Bank** (arrete of 24 December 2025, in force since 1 January 2026). A private transfer is about 40-65 EUR. Orly is Paris's second airport but still sees massive traffic, so plan your transport before landing.

### What actually happens after landing

Orly has four terminals: Orly 1, 2, 3, and 4. After a confusing renaming in 2019 (they used to be called South and West), signage is now fairly clear. All terminals are connected by the Orlyval automatic train.

After baggage claim, follow signs to your transport option. The airport is smaller than Charles de Gaulle but still requires some walking. The Orlyval station is between terminals 1 and 4.

Taxis wait outside each terminal at marked ranks. For pre-booked transfers, drivers typically meet you in the arrivals hall.

### Transport options explained honestly

**Metro line 14** - Since the line 14 extension opened in June 2024, the metro runs directly from Orly into central Paris, reaching Chatelet in about 25 minutes. It is fully accessible, frequent, and the simplest option for most travellers. Use the **Ticket Paris Region - Aeroports** (14 EUR, or 7 EUR reduced).

**Orlyval + RER B** - The older route: the Orlyval automated train from Orly to Antony station (8 minutes), then RER B into central Paris (Denfert-Rochereau, Saint-Michel, Chatelet). Total journey 35-45 minutes. The same 14 EUR airport ticket covers it. Line 14 has made this route largely redundant unless you are specifically heading somewhere on the RER B.

**Tram T7 + Metro** - The T7 tram runs from Orly to Villejuif-Louis Aragon (Metro 7), taking roughly 50-60 minutes to Chatelet. Ile-de-France Mobilites prices its Bus-Tram ticket at 2.05 EUR and its Metro-Train-RER ticket at 2.55 EUR, but it marks both as **not valid to or from the airports** and directs airport travellers to the 14 EUR airport ticket. If you are counting on the T7 as a cheaper way in, check current ticket validity with Ile-de-France Mobilites before you travel rather than assuming it works.

**OrlyBus** - **Withdrawn.** The OrlyBus (RATP line 283) ran for more than 60 years but stopped for good on **3 March 2025**, after the line 14 extension cut its ridership by over 80%. Any guide still recommending it is out of date.

**Taxi** - Paris has **flat-rate taxi fares** from its airports, fixed by government order. From Orly: **36 EUR to the Left Bank (Rive Gauche)**, **45 EUR to the Right Bank (Rive Droite)**. These are set by the arrete of 24 December 2025 and have applied since 1 January 2026. The fare is identical day or night, weekends and holidays included, with tolls and standard luggage included, and the meter is not used. The rate is revised most years, so check the current one before you travel. Tips optional.

**Private Transfer** - Pre-booked at **40-65 EUR** to central Paris. Fixed price, meet-and-greet at arrivals. Makes sense for families and groups.

**VTC (Private hire / Uber)** - Uber, Bolt and other VTC services work from Orly. Their prices are set by the app and move with demand, so check a live quote rather than trusting any published range. Pickup is from the dedicated VTC area.

### Realistic pricing expectations

| Destination | Distance | Taxi (flat rate) | Transfer estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left Bank (5e, 6e, 7e, 14e, 15e) | 14 km | 36 EUR | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Right Bank (1er-4e, 8e-11e, 16e-18e) | 16 km | 45 EUR | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Montparnasse | 12 km | 36 EUR | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| La Defense | 25 km | N/A (outside Paris - metered) | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Disneyland Paris | 55 km | N/A (no flat rate) | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Versailles | 30 km | N/A | Fixed, quoted at booking |

*Public transport to or from Orly uses one ticket: the Ticket Paris Region - Aeroports, 14 EUR full fare or 7 EUR reduced, valid on Metro line 14, Orlyval and the RER (Ile-de-France Mobilites, applicable 1 January 2026).*

**Note:** The Paris flat-rate taxi fares apply between the airport and a Paris address, and include tolls and standard luggage, with no supplement for extra passengers or time of day. They do not apply outside Paris proper (La Defense, Versailles and Disneyland are metered). The flat rates are reset by government order most years, so confirm the current figure before you travel.

### Late night arrivals

Orly has a **curfew from 11:30 PM to 6 AM** - no flights during this window. So genuine middle-of-the-night arrivals are rare, but delayed evening flights can push past 11 PM.

Metro line 14 and the Orlyval stop running late in the evening, and the OrlyBus no longer exists at all - it was withdrawn on 3 March 2025. Check the last departure for your arrival date on the Ile-de-France Mobilites or RATP site, because the times shift. Once the rail options stop, your choices are taxis (always at the rank), pre-booked transfers, or Uber/VTC apps.

Noctilien (night buses) serve the Orly area with lines N22, N31, N131, N144 - but they're slow, infrequent, and not practical for tourists.

### Families and luggage

Metro line 14 is the easiest public transport option with children: it is step-free, runs straight into the centre, and takes about 25 minutes. The Orlyval is a small automated train - manageable with one or two suitcases, but not ideal with strollers and multiple bags, and the transfer at Antony to the RER involves stairs and escalators.

The Tram T7 is low-floor and stroller-friendly, but the total journey time (50-60 min) is long with tired kids.

For families, the **flat-rate taxi (36-45 EUR)** or a **pre-booked transfer (40-65 EUR)** is the practical choice. Paris flat-rate taxis don't charge extra for luggage or passengers, making them great value for families of 3-4. For 5+ people, you'll need a minivan transfer.

### Where you meet the driver

**Metro line 14 / Orlyval:** Follow signs to the station. The Orlyval station sits between Terminal 1 and Terminal 4.

**Taxi:** Ranks outside each terminal exit. Use only the official rank — never accept rides from touts inside the terminal.

**Pre-booked Transfer:** Drivers wait in the arrivals hall holding a name sign. They'll send you meeting instructions by text.

**Uber/VTC:** Dedicated pickup zones outside each terminal. Follow "VTC" signs.

### Decision helper

**Take Metro line 14 if:** You want the simplest, fastest public transport into central Paris - about 25 minutes to Chatelet, step-free, on the 14 EUR airport ticket.

**Take the Orlyval + RER B if:** Your destination is on the RER B rather than line 14. Same 14 EUR ticket.

**Take the flat-rate taxi if:** You want door-to-door service at a fair, regulated price. At 36-45 EUR, Paris airport taxis are genuinely good value (rare for Paris).

**Book a transfer if:** You're a family needing child seats, a group of 5+, heading to Disneyland/Versailles, or want meet-and-greet service.

**Use Uber/VTC if:** You want door-to-door and the live app quote beats the flat-rate taxi.

## Summary



## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: How much is a taxi from Orly to Paris?**
Paris has **legal flat rates**: **36 EUR to the Left Bank** and **45 EUR to the Right Bank**, set by the arrete of 24 December 2025 and in force since 1 January 2026. These are fixed - no meter, no supplements, no negotiation - and cover tolls and standard luggage. They are revised most years, so check the current rate before you travel. One of the better taxi deals in Europe.

**Q: What is the Orlyval?**
The Orlyval is a **small automated train** connecting Orly Airport to Antony station on the RER B line. It takes 8 minutes. It is covered by the Ticket Paris Region - Aeroports (14 EUR, or 7 EUR reduced), the same ticket that covers Metro line 14 into Orly. Since line 14 reached Orly in June 2024, most travellers no longer need the Orlyval at all.

**Q: How long does it take to get from Orly to central Paris?**
By taxi: **30-50 minutes** depending on traffic. By Metro line 14: about **25 minutes** to Chatelet. By Orlyval + RER: **35-45 minutes**. By Tram + Metro: **50-60 minutes**.

**Q: Is Orly closer to Paris than CDG?**
Yes, significantly. Orly is **14 km** south of Paris. CDG is **25 km** northeast. Orly is easier and cheaper to reach from most of central Paris.

**Q: How do I get from Orly to Disneyland Paris?**
A private transfer costs **70-95 EUR** (55 km, about 50-60 minutes). The Paris flat-rate taxi fares do not apply to Disneyland, so a taxi runs on the meter. Public transport requires multiple changes and takes 1.5-2 hours. For families with luggage, the transfer is worth it.

## Arriving late at Paris Orly: your real options
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/late-night

Paris Orly has an important fact most travelers don't know: there's a **curfew from 11:30 PM to 6:00 AM**. No flights land or depart during this window. So "late night" at Orly means arriving between 9-11:30 PM, when delayed evening flights push the schedule.

## What's running in the late evening

| Transport | Late-evening availability |
|---|---|
| Metro line 14 | Runs into the late evening - check the last departure for your date |
| Orlyval | Stops earlier than the metro - check before relying on it |
| Tram T7 | Runs into the late evening - check the last departure |
| OrlyBus | **Withdrawn 3 March 2025 - does not run** |
| Noctilien (night buses) | Through the night: N22, N31, N131, N144 |
| Taxis | 24/7, always at the rank |
| Pre-booked transfers | 24/7 |

Last-departure times shift with the timetable, so check the current one on the Ile-de-France Mobilites or RATP site for your arrival date rather than trusting a number in any guide.

## Flights landing 9-11 PM

This is the most common "late" scenario at Orly. At this hour:

- **Metro line 14** is normally still running and is the quickest way in - about 25 minutes to Chatelet
- **Tram T7** is normally still running
- **Orlyval** stops earlier than the metro and can be tight for 10 PM+ arrivals
- **OrlyBus** no longer exists - it was withdrawn on 3 March 2025
- **Taxis** are always available at the rank

If your flight lands at 10 PM, you should be through baggage claim by 10:30-10:45 PM, and line 14 should still be running. Confirm the last departure for your date before you land.

## After midnight (rare scenario)

If a severely delayed flight lands close to the curfew (11-11:30 PM), you might exit the terminal around midnight. At that point:

- **Noctilien night buses** are your public transport option — N22 and N31 serve the Orly area, connecting to Chatelet and other hubs. Runs every 30-60 minutes. Slow and not tourist-friendly.
- **Taxis** are the practical choice. Flat rates still apply: **36 EUR Left Bank, 45 EUR Right Bank.**
- **Pre-booked transfers** are guaranteed.
- **Uber/VTC** apps work but availability can be thin very late.

## The flat-rate taxi advantage at night

Paris's flat-rate taxi system is especially valuable at night because:
- **Same price as daytime** — no night surcharge on the flat rate
- **Empty roads** — the ride takes 20-25 minutes instead of 40+ minutes during the day
- **Always available** — Orly's taxi rank has cars for the last flights

You're essentially getting a faster, emptier ride for the same 36-45 EUR. Late evening is actually the best time for a Paris airport taxi.

## Safety

Orly Airport is safe at any operating hour — well-patrolled and well-lit. The main concern is the taxi rank: **only use the official rank.** Ignore anyone inside the terminal offering a ride. Unlicensed drivers ("pirates") occasionally target late arrivals.

Paris at night is generally fine for tourists, especially the central neighborhoods where hotels are located.

## Our recommendation

For late evening arrivals (9-11 PM): **Metro line 14** if it's still running (about 25 minutes to Chatelet on the 14 EUR airport ticket), otherwise the **flat-rate taxi** - same price as daytime, faster ride, no connections. For the rare midnight scenario after severe delays: taxi or pre-booked transfer. Don't count on the Orlyval, and don't look for the OrlyBus - it was withdrawn in March 2025.



## Paris Orly: Taxi or private transfer?
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/taxi-vs-transfer

Paris is one of the few cities where flat-rate airport taxis are genuinely great value. This changes the usual taxi vs. transfer calculation.

## Price comparison

| Destination | Flat-rate taxi | Private transfer |
|---|---|---|
| Left Bank (5e-7e, 13e-15e) | 36 EUR | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Right Bank (1er-4e, 8e-11e, 16e-20e) | 45 EUR | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| La Defense | No flat rate - metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Disneyland Paris | No flat rate - metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Versailles | No flat rate - metered | Fixed, quoted at booking |

The flat rates come from the arrete of 24 December 2025 and have applied since 1 January 2026. For central Paris the **flat-rate taxi is cheaper** than a transfer by a few euros. Outside Paris proper the flat rate does not apply and the meter runs, so there is no published figure to quote - a fixed-price transfer is the way to know the cost in advance.

## When the taxi wins

- **Going to central Paris** — the flat rate of 36 or 45 EUR is hard to beat
- **1-3 people with luggage** — standard Paris taxis are spacious enough
- **No pre-planning needed** — join the queue, get in, go
- **The price is regulated** — no scams, no negotiation, no surprises

Paris taxis got a bad reputation years ago, but the flat-rate system fixed most problems. Drivers must use the flat rate from airports — it's the law. If a driver tries to use the meter instead, refuse and report them.

## When the transfer wins

- **Families with child seats** — French taxis don't carry them
- **Groups of 4+** — you'll need two taxis (at 36-45 EUR each). A minivan transfer at 55-75 EUR saves money
- **Going to Disneyland/Versailles/outside Paris** — flat rates don't apply, so the metered fare can be high. Fixed-price transfers are better
- **Meet-and-greet** — the driver finds you in arrivals, helps with bags, walks you to the car
- **Flight delay protection** — transfer drivers track your flight and adjust

## The queue factor

Orly's taxi rank can have **significant queues** during peak hours. Wait times of 15-30 minutes are not unusual when multiple flights arrive. A pre-booked transfer eliminates this — your car is waiting.

## Uber / VTC from Orly

**Uber** and other VTC (voiture de transport avec chauffeur) apps work from Orly. Unlike the taxi, VTC pricing is set by the app and moves with demand, so no honest fixed range can be published - it can land under the flat-rate taxi off-peak and well over it at busy times. Check a live quote in the app and compare it against the 36/45 EUR taxi flat rate before deciding.

Pickup is from dedicated VTC zones outside each terminal. It's a legitimate alternative to taxis.

## Vehicle quality

Paris taxis: mixed fleet — Peugeots, Toyotas, some Mercedes. Generally clean but not luxurious. The car you get is random.

Transfers: usually newer vehicles — Mercedes E-Class, V-Class minivans. Consistently higher quality.

Uber Berline / VTC: mid-range to high-end, depending on category.

## Our honest take

The Paris flat-rate taxi system is genuinely excellent. At **36 EUR to the Left Bank** with no supplements and tolls included, it's one of Europe's fairest airport taxi deals. For 1-3 people going to central Paris, just take the taxi.

Choose a transfer when you need child seats, travel as a group, or go beyond central Paris. And check Uber — sometimes it's the cheapest of all.



## Paris Orly with kids: getting to your hotel without the drama
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/family-and-kids

Paris with kids is magical — the Eiffel Tower, boat rides on the Seine, crepes on every corner. Getting from Orly to your hotel with the family just needs the right transport choice.

## Public transport with kids: the honest truth

### Metro line 14
The best public transport option for families since it reached Orly in June 2024. Step-free, direct, and about 25 minutes to Chatelet. It runs on the **Ticket Paris Region - Aeroports** (14 EUR, 7 EUR reduced). No changes, no stairs, room for a stroller.

### Tram T7 + Metro
A tram, then a metro transfer, then more metro, all with luggage and kids: 50-60 minutes with stairs, crowds, and potential meltdowns. Ile-de-France Mobilites also marks its Bus-Tram and Metro-Train-RER tickets as not valid to or from the airports, so the old cheap-workaround pricing is not something to count on. Skip it with young children.

### Orlyval + RER B
Faster (35-45 min) than the tram but involves a small automated train, a platform change at Antony, then the RER. The Orlyval is tiny and gets crowded. With a stroller and suitcases, you'll be that family blocking the aisle. Line 14 has made this route largely unnecessary.

### OrlyBus
**Gone.** The OrlyBus was withdrawn on 3 March 2025. If you've read elsewhere that it's the roomy family-friendly bus to Denfert-Rochereau, that advice is out of date.

## Flat-rate taxi with kids

The flat-rate taxi (36-45 EUR) is excellent for families of 3-4:
- Door-to-door, no connections
- Price is fixed regardless of traffic or luggage
- Standard Paris taxis fit 2 adults + 2 kids comfortably

**The catch:** French taxis don't carry child seats. Children under 10 must legally use a child restraint, but taxis have an exemption. If you want proper car seats for safety, you need a transfer.

## Transfer with kids (best for young families)

| Family setup | Vehicle | Child seats | Price to Paris |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 adults + 1 child | Sedan + 1 seat | Available | 40-55 EUR |
| 2 adults + 2 children | Minivan + 2 seats | Available | 55-75 EUR |
| 2 adults + 3+ children | Large minivan | Available | 65-90 EUR |

Why families choose transfers:
- **Child seats provided** — infant, toddler, booster — specify when booking
- **Minivan space** — actually fits the stroller, luggage, and kids without Tetris skills
- **Driver meets you at arrivals** — no navigating Orly with kids and bags
- **Fixed price** — 5-15 EUR more than a taxi, but includes child seats and meet-and-greet

## Heading to Disneyland from Orly

Many families fly into Orly specifically for Disneyland Paris (55 km east). Your options:

| Option | Price | Time | Family-friendly? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transfer (minivan) | Fixed, quoted at booking | 50-60 min | Excellent |
| Taxi | Metered - no flat rate applies | 50-60 min | OK, no child seats |
| Public transport (line 14 / RER + shuttle) | Several changes | 1.5-2 hours | Painful with kids |

For families with luggage going straight to Disney: **book a transfer.** The 70-95 EUR is worth every cent versus 1.5 hours of public transport changes with exhausted children.

## Paris tips for families from Orly

- **Left Bank hotels** are closest to Orly and cheapest to reach by taxi (36 EUR flat)
- **The 5th and 6th arrondissements** are walkable and family-friendly — Jardin du Luxembourg is a must with kids
- **Avoid rush hour** (7:30-9:30 AM, 5-8 PM) — Paris traffic doubles the ride time
- **Car seats:** If renting a car later, bring your own or book one with the rental. French rental companies charge 10-15 EUR/day for child seats

## Our advice

For families with young children who need car seats: **book a minivan transfer at 55-75 EUR.** For families with older kids (no car seats needed) and moderate luggage: the **flat-rate taxi at 36-45 EUR** is genuinely excellent value. If you do want public transport, Metro line 14 is now the one worth using - step-free and about 25 minutes.



## How much does it cost to get from Orly Airport to Paris?
**URL:** https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/cost-to-city

Paris Orly is **14 km** from the city center. France uses the Euro. Here's every option with the fares as published by the operators and the government.

## Public transport: one ticket, 14 EUR

Ile-de-France Mobilites sells a single fare for airport journeys, the **Ticket Paris Region - Aeroports**: **14 EUR** full fare, **7 EUR** reduced (fares applicable 1 January 2026). It covers **Metro line 14** into Orly, the **Orlyval**, and the RER.

### Metro line 14 - the fast way in

Line 14 was extended to Orly in June 2024 and reaches **Chatelet in about 25 minutes**, step-free the whole way. For most travellers this is now the obvious public transport choice.

### Orlyval + RER B

The Orlyval shuttle to Antony station, then RER B into central Paris. **35-45 minutes** to Chatelet-Les Halles, on the same 14 EUR ticket. Worth it only if your destination is on the RER B.

### Tram T7 + Metro - check before you count on it

The T7 tram from Orly to Villejuif-Louis Aragon, then Metro 7, takes **50-60 minutes**. Ile-de-France Mobilites prices its Bus-Tram ticket at 2.05 EUR and its Metro-Train-RER ticket at 2.55 EUR, but marks both as **not valid to or from the airports**, pointing airport passengers at the 14 EUR ticket instead. Treat the T7 as a possible cheap workaround to verify with Ile-de-France Mobilites, not as a guaranteed 4-euro fare.

### OrlyBus - gone

The OrlyBus (RATP line 283) was **withdrawn on 3 March 2025** after Metro line 14 took its traffic. It does not run. Older guides still list it at around 11 EUR; ignore them.

## Flat-rate taxi - 36 or 45 EUR

Paris taxis from the airports use **government-set flat rates**, fixed by the arrete of 24 December 2025 and in force since 1 January 2026:

| Bank | Flat rate |
|---|---|
| Left Bank (Rive Gauche: 1er, 5e, 6e, 7e, 13e, 14e, 15e) | **36 EUR** |
| Right Bank (Rive Droite: 2e, 3e, 4e, 8e-11e, 16e-20e) | **45 EUR** |

These prices are **fixed by law**. No supplements for luggage, extra passengers, Sundays or holidays, and tolls are included. The driver cannot charge more. Tips are optional. The rates are revised most years, so check the current figure before you travel.

For **2 people**, a taxi to the Left Bank works out at **18 EUR each** - about the same as the airport ticket per person, with door-to-door service.

## Premium: Private transfer

| Vehicle | Price to city center |
|---|---|
| Sedan (1-3 pax) | 40-55 EUR |
| Minivan (4-6 pax) | 55-75 EUR |
| Business sedan | 55-75 EUR |
| Van (7-8 pax) | 70-90 EUR |

Slightly more than a taxi but includes meet-and-greet at arrivals, flight tracking, and child seats on request.

## Beyond Paris

The flat rate applies only between the airport and a Paris address. Everywhere else, a taxi runs on the meter, so there is no fixed figure to quote - ask the driver for an estimate before you set off, or book a fixed price.

| Destination | Taxi | Transfer |
|---|---|---|
| Versailles | Metered, no flat rate | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Disneyland Paris | Metered, no flat rate | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Fontainebleau | Metered, no flat rate | Fixed, quoted at booking |
| Charles de Gaulle (CDG) | Metered, no flat rate | Fixed, quoted at booking |

## The math: when does a taxi beat public transport?

| Group size | Airport ticket (each) | Total public transport | Taxi (Left Bank) | Per person taxi |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | 14 EUR | 14 EUR | 36 EUR | 36 EUR |
| 2 people | 14 EUR | 28 EUR | 36 EUR | 18 EUR |
| 3 people | 14 EUR | 42 EUR | 36 EUR | 12 EUR |
| 4 people | 14 EUR | 56 EUR | 36 EUR | 9 EUR |

From **three people up**, the flat-rate taxi is cheaper than buying airport tickets - and it's door-to-door. That makes it one of the better deals in Parisian transport.

## Bottom line

Solo travellers: Metro line 14 on the 14 EUR ticket, about 25 minutes to Chatelet. Groups of three or more: the flat-rate taxi at 36-45 EUR is cheaper than tickets and far easier. Families: a transfer with child seats costs a little more but removes the stress of navigating the Paris transit system with kids.



## Published Guide Pages

- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/late-night
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/taxi-vs-transfer
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/family-and-kids
- https://www.airporttransferportal.com/airport-guides/ory/cost-to-city

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