Lille to DLRP

[angel_nix]

Can someone please give me the idiots guide on how! Am trying to help a friend book as cheap as possible and I cannot remember how to get from Lille to Disney!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

By train or by road ?

 

[angel_nix]

By train, sorry, should've been a bit clearer! We've found cheap tickets from London to Lille (compared to Eurostars quote of £368 each!), now I can't remember the rest of it!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Have a look at the Voyages Sncf site

http://www.voyages-sncf.com/

Though it will send you off to TGV-Europe if you look at it in English

http://www.tgv-europe.com/en/?rfrr=Homepage_footer_unitedkingdom

You want to be going from Lille Europe to Marne la Vallee TGV

If you want a hand let me know and I'll look for you

 

[angel_nix]

Brilliant, thank you so much! Just trying to figure out if the arrival time of the inbound train is the same train that carries on to DLRP or if it's a different train!

 

[Johnny_boy]

We're doing Ashford to Lille on Eurostar then the TGV to Marne-la-Vallee-Chessy and we have a 50 minute stop off in between to change trains. This implies that the trains are different as the Eurostar will be going on to Paris I assume and the TGV goes to CDG then MLV then further south.

 

[torsie24]

We're doing Ashford to Lille on Eurostar then the TGV to Marne-la-Vallee-Chessy and we have a 50 minute stop off in between to change trains. This implies that the trains are different as the Eurostar will be going on to Paris I assume and the TGV goes to CDG then MLV then further south.

We just did this two weeks ago, but from St Pancras.

Our Eurostar was going onwards to Brussels and our TGV onwards to Lyon and Marseille.

We had a 36 minute change over on the way, and it was plenty. Very easy to do (much easier than it would be at London Euston of Birmingham New Street)

When you get your TGV ticket at the Eurostar terminal it tells you which coach and seat you'll be in on the TGV. Then on the platform at Lille there is a board which tells you what letter to stand by on the platform for each coach number, so we were in Coach 18 and knew in advance we had to stand by the letter M on the platform. Wish they did this in the UK!

So you see on this image, there's a picture of the train with the carriage numbers, then underneath are the letters which are on the platform, and then the red dot on the signs is where you're stood - very helpful!