Halloween Travel to Val d'Europe

[katiesam]

Hi,

I've found the link in the sticky to the ratp.fr site but am finding it rather confusing.

I have a few questions:

1) How much does it cost for an adult ticket from Val d'Europe to Disney?
2) How often do the trains run and what are the first and last train times?
3) If Dreams starts at 1am on Halloween (so Nov 1st), is it possible to get public transport back to Val d'Europe after the show?

Thanks for any help

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Hi,

I've found the link in the sticky to the ratp.fr site but am finding it rather confusing.

I have a few questions:

1) How much does it cost for an adult ticket from Val d'Europe to Disney?
2) How often do the trains run and what are the first and last train times?
3) If Dreams starts at 1am on Halloween (so Nov 1st), is it possible to get public transport back to Val d'Europe after the show?

Thanks for any help

1 - 1.75€ one way

2 - Sat/Sun/Public hoildays so 1/11

First train from VdE to MLV is 5.58 am arrives at 6.00 am
Last train from VdE to MLV is 1.13 am arrives at 1.15 am

First train from MLV to VdE is 5.13 am arrives at 5.16 am
Last train from MLV to VdE is 0.20 am arrives at 0.23 am

Trains run every 15 minutes

3 - No as last train is as above 0.20 am

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Actually I tell a lie as there's the Noctilien Bus N130 which goes from the bus station at MLV to Gare de Lyon and the first stop is the bus station at Val d'Europe next to the RER

http://www.ratp.fr/informer/pdf/orienter/f_horaire.php?nompdf=n130&loc=noctilien

You've got one at 1.30 am and it gets you to VdE for 1.38 am. Costs 1.75€ as well if you buy a Billet Origin Destination MLV-VdE at the station or if you have any you can use a Ticket T

 

[katiesam]

Thanks Carrie

Is the bus station at MLV just the normal place outside the station where all the shuttle buses pick up/drop off for Disneyland?

Also, what are the Billet Origin Destination MLV-VdE and Ticket T?

Are they train tickets?

I've seen people mention 'carnets' too. Can they be used on the bus too or just the train?

Also, are there taxis readily available? I'm just thinking that it might be a bit of a rush trying to get a 1:30am bus after Dreams

 

[Vala]

Also, are there taxis readily available? I'm just thinking that it might be a bit of a rush trying to get a 1:30am bus after Dreams

I was told there are, I have the same issue you have.

How many are in your group? Maybe we could share a taxi back. PM me if you want.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Thanks Carrie

Is the bus station at MLV just the normal place outside the station where all the shuttle buses pick up/drop off for Disneyland?

Also, what are the Billet Origin Destination MLV-VdE and Ticket T?

Are they train tickets?

I've seen people mention 'carnets' too. Can they be used on the bus too or just the train?

Also, are there taxis readily available? I'm just thinking that it might be a bit of a rush trying to get a 1:30am bus after Dreams

1 - Yes

2 - Point to Point Tickets (Billet Origine Destination) that is the name for them and Ticket T are metro (zone1-2 so Paris) RER (zone 1 again Paris) and Bus (zones 1-5)

3 - A carnet is 10 single tickets.

You can buy a carnet of 10 ticket t for 12,70€ at either station (MLV or VdE)
A carnet Origine Destination MLV - VdE or VdE-MLV (the tickets can be used both ways) costs 14.00€

You save 20% if you buy a carnet

4 - Haven't a clue as I've never waited for one, I'm either on public transport or by car. I think if there are there will be a fair long queue for them also

Most people will either be staying in the hotels on site or have their own transport so I think you should be ok with the bus.

 

[katiesam]

Hi Vala - PM sent

Thanks again Carrie You should write a book with all the useful knowledge you have

 

[Jonjo]

In the past I've gone into the DLP hotel to order a taxi. Much warmer and nicer to wait inside the hotels reception than having to wait outside.

 

[katiesam]

In the past I've gone into the DLP hotel to order a taxi. Much warmer and nicer to wait inside the hotels reception than having to wait outside.

That's a good idea!