Paris - Orly (ORY)
Orly to Paris private transfer
Orly sits just 15-18 km from central Paris, its four terminals compact enough to clear quickly - often the shortest airport run of them all. A Mercedes waits right outside, fare already settled, no shuttle or queue to navigate.
- Distance
- ~15-18 km
- Estimated time
- 30-45 min
- Prices from
- 70 €
Why it works
The details that make this ride different.
Your flight, watched for you
Share your flight number and your pickup time quietly adjusts itself if you land early or late - no call needed on your end.
A face, not a license plate
Past baggage claim, a sign with your name is already waiting - no scanning a row of cars to guess which one is yours.
A full hour built in
Passport queues, a bag that went missing - your driver stays put on our clock, not yours.
One number, start to finish
Tolls and parking are already folded into the figure you're quoted, so nothing changes between booking and arrival.
Our fleet
No "similar vehicle" clause - the car in the photo is the one that shows up.
Mercedes sedan
1 to 3 passengers, 3 bags
Mercedes 7-seat van
4 to 7 passengers, 7 bags
Pricing
What Paris - Orly (ORY) costs
| Vehicle | Passengers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sedan | 1-3 | 70 € |
| 7-seat van | 4-7 | 75 € |
per vehicle
Bordering suburbs run about +20 €. For anywhere further out, a quick WhatsApp message or email gets you a number.
Tolls, parking and a personal welcome are already folded into the price shown - nothing added at the last minute.
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How it works at Paris - Orly (ORY)
Orly has 4 terminals (1 to 4) linked on foot or by shuttle, with a compact arrivals hall. Share your terminal and flight number: your driver tracks the real landing time and waits with a name sign.
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Frequently asked questions
How long is Orly to Paris?
30–45 minutes depending on traffic and exact address (Left Bank faster than La Défense). Allow extra at morning/evening rush.
Where do I meet my driver at Orly?
In the arrivals hall with a name board. Share your terminal (Orly 1, 2, 3 or 4) and flight number for automatic tracking.
Orly or CDG?
Orly for domestic and near-Europe (closer to south Paris); CDG for long-haul and international connections. Your ticket usually decides.