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Chomperoni · 07-13-2009, 12:02 PM

Our family of 4 is staying in Paris for 5 nights before going to DLP.
I am a little confused with the transit system and hoping someone can help.
We will be purchasing travel passes for the metro.
If we purchase the one that allows you to travel up to zone 6, will it get us from CDG to Gare to Nord which is close to our hotel?
Can we also get from there to DLP or do we have to purchase additional passes?

A Small World · 07-13-2009, 12:47 PM

You can get a mobilis or Paris Visite ticket for a few days for several zones (DLP is in zone 5) but if you are only using it in central Paris on days you are staying there it will be a waste so I would get a mobilis ticket for the first day (or just a single ticket from CDG to Paris if you are arriving late so unlikely to go anywhere else that day)

either a mobilis ticket for zone 1 on days you are in paris or a carnet of single tickets

and then a mobilis zone 1-5 on day you are leaving for DLP or single to DLP if you are unlikely to use the metro much that day

A 1-5 mobilis is 13E and a single to DLP is approx 6,50E

The Rocketeer · 07-13-2009, 01:24 PM

We are going to Paris in October and I have been researching the most cost-effective method for transportation. You may want to look into the Navigo Decouverte, which is a one-week Monday thru Sunday, all inclusive, unlimited pass that works on the metro, RER, bus, funicular, and Roissybus. Both CDG and Disneyland Paris are located in zone 5. See the plan map: http://parisbytrain.com/carte-orange...8/05/zones.pdf

The cost is E33.40 plus E5.00 for the actual card. You can take the RER B (blue line) from CDG to Gare du Nord. And then when you want to go to Disneyland, take the RER B to Chatelet Les Halles where you transfer to the RER A (red line) and take that to the end stop, which is Marne La Vallee - Chessy and you end up at Disney Village. It's about 45 minutes from central Paris to Disneyland.

Here's some info I found: http://parisbytrain.com/paris-train-...go-decouverte/

Note that the prices are not updated, but they are here: http://parisbytrain.com/carte-orange...uverte-prices/

Hope this helps.

Chomperoni · 07-13-2009, 03:13 PM

Thank you. I will look into both options and see what the most cost effective one is for us.

07-13-2009, 12:02 PM	#1
Chomperoni Earning My Ears Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 36	CDG to Paris Our family of 4 is staying in Paris for 5 nights before going to DLP. I am a little confused with the transit system and hoping someone can help. We will be purchasing travel passes for the metro. If we purchase the one that allows you to travel up to zone 6, will it get us from CDG to Gare to Nord which is close to our hotel? Can we also get from there to DLP or do we have to purchase additional passes?

07-13-2009, 12:47 PM	#2
A Small World I always like to give a little royal wave whilst Im up there Not even looking at it til I get some housework done Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Lancashire Posts: 11,695	You can get a mobilis or Paris Visite ticket for a few days for several zones (DLP is in zone 5) but if you are only using it in central Paris on days you are staying there it will be a waste so I would get a mobilis ticket for the first day (or just a single ticket from CDG to Paris if you are arriving late so unlikely to go anywhere else that day) either a mobilis ticket for zone 1 on days you are in paris or a carnet of single tickets and then a mobilis zone 1-5 on day you are leaving for DLP or single to DLP if you are unlikely to use the metro much that day A 1-5 mobilis is 13E and a single to DLP is approx 6,50E __________________ A Small World WDW - Christmas 1991 -Off site; WDW - Christmas 1992 -Off site; WDW - Summer 1996 - All Stars; WDW - Summer 2003 -All Stars; DLP - Easter 2006- Santa Fe; DLP- Easter 2007 - Santa Fe + Explorers; DLP - Summer 2007 - Holiday Inn; DLP - Christmas 2007 -DCR; DLP - Easter 2008 - Cheyenne; DLP Summer 2008 Explorers + Sequoia Lodge; Nov 09 DDs surprise birthday trip- Kyriad; Feb2009 Disneyland Hotel; Easter 09 Kyriad; Summer 09 Newport Bay

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07-13-2009, 01:24 PM	#3
The Rocketeer Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: PHX Posts: 175	We are going to Paris in October and I have been researching the most cost-effective method for transportation. You may want to look into the Navigo Decouverte, which is a one-week Monday thru Sunday, all inclusive, unlimited pass that works on the metro, RER, bus, funicular, and Roissybus. Both CDG and Disneyland Paris are located in zone 5. See the plan map: http://parisbytrain.com/carte-orange...8/05/zones.pdf The cost is E33.40 plus E5.00 for the actual card. You can take the RER B (blue line) from CDG to Gare du Nord. And then when you want to go to Disneyland, take the RER B to Chatelet Les Halles where you transfer to the RER A (red line) and take that to the end stop, which is Marne La Vallee - Chessy and you end up at Disney Village. It's about 45 minutes from central Paris to Disneyland. Here's some info I found: http://parisbytrain.com/paris-train-...go-decouverte/ Note that the prices are not updated, but they are here: http://parisbytrain.com/carte-orange...uverte-prices/ Hope this helps.

07-13-2009, 03:13 PM	#4
Chomperoni Earning My Ears Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 36	Thank you. I will look into both options and see what the most cost effective one is for us.