Wheelchair Accessible Transportation in Paris Many disabled visitors to Paris need wheelchair accessible vehicle transfers during their stay. Paris accessible taxi service is possible to bring you from the Charles de Gaulle airport (95 euro each way) or Gare du Nord train station (75 euro each way) to your hotel.

Paris has made significant strides in accessibility as of 2026, particularly following major infrastructure overhauls for global sporting events. While the historic Metro system remains a challenge—with only about 15% of stations (mostly on Line 14 and newer extensions) being fully wheelchair accessible—the entire Paris bus network is now equipped with low floors and ramps. The RER commuter trains and the tramway lines are also largely accessible, though wheelchair users often need to request assistance for ramps on older RER segments. For door-to-door service, "PAM" (Pour l'Aide à la Mobilité) is a specialized public transport service for disabled residents and visitors, though it requires pre-registration. Many iconic sites like the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower offer priority access and specialized elevators. Additionally, many companies in the city now offer electric scooter and specialized wheelchair rentals that can be delivered directly to your hotel or the airport for a more independent experience.