While waiting

Shop

All three terminals at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport have a broad range of shops before and after security. Pick up designer clothes and accessories from Galeries Lafayette, natural soaps and lotions from Beauty Unlimited and a CD, DVD or computer game from Virgin.

If you're travelling outside the EU, you can pick up a whole host of duty-free cosmetics, alcohol and cigarettes from all three terminals.

Eat & Drink

The airport is well equipped with bars and restaurants both before and after security control in Terminals 1 and 2, and before security in Terminal 3. Grab a quick coffee and sandwich at Café Ritazza (all terminals), and enjoy a traditional French meal at Brasserie Flo (Terminal 2 before security) or La Terrasse de Paris (Terminal 1 after security).

Internet

Wireless high-speed internet access is available in the waiting and public areas and boarding halls of all terminals. You can buy a Wi-Fi card at Relay newsagents or online on the Wi-Fi portal page of the Aéroports de Paris website. Work zones with power outlets can be found in terminals 1 and 2D,E and F.

Business

Contact your airline for lounge access with complimentary drinks and snacks, phone and fax, and staff to hand. You can rent mobile phones from Fonquest in Terminal 2.

Family

Young kids can let off steam in the play areas of Terminal 2's departure halls C, D and E. Teenagers (and adults) can while away some time playing pinball or other computer games in the video games room in Terminal 3 departures. Playstation games terminals can be found in Terminals 1, 2E and F.

Unwind

Make the most of your wait and de-stress with a facial at the Men's Lounge beauty parlour in Terminal 2D or enjoy a massage, manicure or facial at Be-Relax. Automatic massage chairs can be found in Terminal 1. Quiet prayer areas are available in terminals 1, 2D and 2F.

Special Needs

Disabled spaces are available in all car parks and shuttle buses have ramps. Cash points, public phones and toilets are accessible to wheelchair users and sign language messages are broadcast on terminal TVs. Terminals 1 and 3 information desks are fitted with a magnetic loop for the hard of hearing.