I know this has probably been asked a million times ...

[tinkerbell1991]

But I was hoping if someone can please help me.
I'm really busy at the moment so I don't have time to look through pages for the correct answer so I'm hoping someone can help me.
I was going to do the evening tour of Paris until I found out it was a coach not an open top bus so if anyone knows where I can get an open top bus tour from that is great.
If not, how do I get from either Paris to DLP or vice versa without it being too difficult or too long?

 

[A Small World]

To get an open top bus round Paris you will have to get it from central Paris itself. As stated on the other thread when you were asking the one that goes from disney itself is a coach as it has to travel on major roads for a fair distance - perhaps about an hour so an open top one would be completely unsafe.

To get into central Paris you can catch the RER train from the station - it will cost about 6E each way and takes about 40mins (they run every 5 mins or so)

It stops at several stations including a few in central Paris (Nation, Auber, Chatelet, Charles de Gaulle Etoile). Opposite Auber station is an open top bus company but I dont know if they run the buses at night.

 

[purple figment]

On your other thread, I'm the one who said we took the night time open top bus tour while we were staying in Paris.

The company is Paris Cityrama and the tour was called "Illuminations of Paris by Open Top Bus." The website is not the easiest to navigate, especially because they have night tours with closed coaches and mini vans as well. If you go to the Paris L'Open Tour page and click on "related packages" it will be part way down the page.

As I said on the other thread, everyone was guaranteed a seat on the top deck. Unlike the tour that starts at DLP, we did not get off the bus at the Eiffel Tower, although the driver did leave to have a cigarette. One other suggestion: there were 2 drop off points at the end of the tour, but people who got off at the Opera House missed the last part of the tour so stay on until it ends at the rue de Pyramides. Altogether the tour lasted about 1 hour and 45 minutes.

 

[tinkerbell1991]

Thank you, will have a look at it now