Tolls

[MickeysFavouriteGirl]

Can someone explain the tolls to me between Calais and DLP? Is it just one each way? Do I need exact change etc?? Thanks

 

[moorhunhe]

You don't need exact change, they can give you back money

I think it's only one time from Calais to DLRP.
The price is about 13 € I believe (?) each way.

 

[threegoodfairies]

The price is ¬21 each way. You can pay by card or cash. Just look at the signs overhead to get in right lane. It's easy. Enjoy your trip

 

[WDW Princess 71]

Can someone please tell me how much are tolls from Orly to DLP and then from DLP to CDG airport?

 

[moorhunhe]

The price is ¬21 each way. You can pay by card or cash. Just look at the signs overhead to get in right lane. It's easy. Enjoy your trip

21 €?
Is there another toll booth on the way somewhere from Calais?
Or did the prices gone up?

Last year June we came from Belgium by car, and it was about 13 € each.

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Yep they get a ticket first on the A26/E15 and then pay 21€ when they have done around 200 km just before leaving the A1/E15 for the A104

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Can someone please tell me how much are tolls from Orly to DLP and then from DLP to CDG airport?

You don't have tolls on the ring roads around Paris .

But coming up from Orly depending on what time of day you are on it the A86 can be a nightmare traffic wise and watch out for the speed radars as you have a couple that flash at 90km/hour

 

[tennisfan]

21 €?
Is there another toll booth on the way somewhere from Calais?
Or did the prices gone up?

Last year June we came from Belgium by car, and it was about 13 € each.

In all the times I have driven from Calais to DLP it has never been ¬13, it always been around ¬20

 

[cazspence]

Yip we were €21 in oct

 

[WDW Princess 71]

You don't have tolls on the ring roads around Paris .

But coming up from Orly depending on what time of day you are on it the A86 can be a nightmare traffic wise and watch out for the speed radars as you have a couple that flash at 90km/hour

Carrie- thanks again for the advice. We are coming from Orly on a Thursday around 3:00 PM- is that a high traffic time? Are the speed signs clearly posted on the highways so that we can be sure to follow them and not get flashed? What is the general speed limit? I ask because there are some places in the US with speed flash cameras and some are advertised clearly and others are "hidden" and if you are not from the area they can surprise you and get you unexpectedly.