Getting from Marriott Vacation Club to the park-Help!

[NCardella]

What is the best way to get from the Marriott Vacation Club resort to the park? I cannot find anything on the Marriott site that suggests they have a shuttle service, or any tips on getting there. I know there is a metro stop at the park entrance, but I can't find a metro stop near the Marriott.
Any help is welcome, thanks!

 

[Karin1984]

By the looks of it, they don't offer a shuttle service. There is a bus stop near the entrance. It will take you 20-30 minutes to the bus stop at DLP.

The metro goes from Paris to DLP, but that doesn't go via the area Marriott is in.

I personally would take an uber. Ask the driver to drop you off at Chessy Sud. This entrance is much quieter.

 

[ocdb8r1]

Marriott Village L'ile De France does offer a shuttle service. They will give you a schedule at the front desk when you check in. Last I was there it was €4 and ran about once an hour. You can email them ahead and they may be able to advise the expected schedule for your visit. mvcpardp.prearrival@vacationclub.com

As @Karin1984 mentioned, there is a bus stop just outside the Security Gate (see map below). The bus will take you direct to Chessy Station (Metro/RER/Train) but you can also get off at Chessy Sud. The bus is €2 each way, but you can lower that a bit if you buy a 10 pack of the T+ tickets. Download the IDF Mobile app which can be helpful and allows you to purchase public transport tickets.

 

[Karin1984]

Marriott Village L'ile De France does offer a shuttle service. They will give you a schedule at the front desk when you check in. Last I was there it was €4 and ran about once an hour. You can email them ahead and they may be able to advise the expected schedule for your visit. mvcpardp.prearrival@vacationclub.com

Ah good to know!
Strange they do not mention this on their website. If I couldn't find it, I would probably look for a hotel that has transportation included.

 

[jwalk03]

Just stayed there last week. They have a paid shuttle service that picks up just outside the clubhouse building.

There is also a public bus stop right in front of the resort that will take you as well. This option is more than the resort shuttle per trip, but if you also plan to use the RER to go to Paris and the Metro in Paris you can buy the Navigo pass for 30 euro for a full week that covers all 3.

We decided to rent a car for the week we stayed so that we could also explore the countryside a bit more. So we drove from the Marriott to the Val d’Europe and parked there to take the RER train into Paris several days and the one stop the other way to Paris Disneyland as well. Parking at the Val d’Europe is free vs 30 euro to park at DLP.

 

[ocdb8r1]

Ah good to know!
Strange they do not mention this on their website. If I couldn't find it, I would probably look for a hotel that has transportation included.

Marriott is not great with their IT. The main "marriott.com" page does not have it, but the Marriott Vacation Club mentions it.

https://www.marriottvacationclub.eu/vacation-resorts/pardp-marriotts-village-dile-de-france/map/

 

[jwalk03]

Here is the info for the shuttle bus:

 

[jwalk03]

And the public bus time table.

 

[zavandor]

The shuttle doesn't run early enough for early entry, if you plan to purchase an AP that offers that. Also, when I was there, they asked to book the shuttle in advance, I don't know if they still do or are strict about it, but my plans often change so I didn't want to be restricted, so I went with the bus.
If you go with the bus, request a villa in the area near the entrance, it shaves 5/10 minutes of walking time. The resort is big and every step saved at Disneyland is worth gold.

 

[jwalk03]

The shuttle doesn't run early enough for early entry, if you plan to purchase an AP that offers that. Also, when I was there, they asked to book the shuttle in advance, I don't know if they still do or are strict about it, but my plans often change so I didn't want to be restricted, so I went with the bus.
If you go with the bus, request a villa in the area near the entrance, it shaves 5/10 minutes of walking time. The resort is big and every step saved at Disneyland is worth gold.

Giverny is the section you mention closest to the front- and yes I concur- if you are planning to use the city bus I would certainly request a villa there.

 

[NCardella]

This is all great advice, thank you!