Quick Question

[Chuck S]

We are in the very preliminary planning stages for a Paris trip. We have never been to Europe. Am I correct in assuming that the white bldg between these two parks in the satellite photo is a train station?
http://googlesightseeing.com/maps?p=367&c=&ll=48.872616,2.776730&spn=0.013239,0.020428&t=k&hl=en

So that basically, if we stay offsite somewhere near to a rail line, access to the Disney parks is realy, really easy without having to drive? And how manual wheelchair friendly are the public transportation options in the area?

Thanks for any info.

[Cyrano]

The train station is beside the parks, although not sure if that is the building you are referring to :)
Some of the off-site hotels are also served by free shuttle buses just like Disney hotels. They are Explorer, Holiday Inn, Movenpick Dream Castle and Kyriad.

[Chuck S]

This is the building I think is the public train station?

http://www.wdwinfo.com/photopost/uploads/6834/DLP.jpg

Thanks for the list of hotels. How convenient is it to take a train from DLP to other tourist sites, like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, etc?

[Bexx]

Am I correct in assuming that the white bldg between these two parks in the satellite photo is a train station?


If you mean the one that looks like a backwards squashed up 4 - then yes!! :teeth:

if we stay offsite somewhere near to a rail line, access to the Disney parks is realy, really easy without having to drive?

Should be! Have a look at this (http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?p=11363834#post11363834) thread for some information on the local RER train service.

And how manual wheelchair friendly are the public transportation options in the area?

I'm afraid I don't have any definite information about that - but I shouldn't think there would be a problem. Hopefully someone else may know more.