Transportation and Touring help please!

[disneydarling07]

We are staying at the Explorers Hotel for 2 nights.
Our plan is to visit the Disney parks for 1 day.
Take a tour of Paris on the 2nd day.
And then just relax around the hotel for the 3rd day...until they kick us out.

We are taking the shuttle from CDG to the hotel.

My question is about the transportation back to the center of Paris.

Would we have to catch a shuttle back to CDG and catch a train to Paris?

For the next leg of the trip, we are heading to London.

That's another shuttle back to CDG and catch the train to London, right?

I guess what I'm asking is that to get around, we will be taking shuttles back and forth to CDG and then trains to Paris and London?

Is there any other way? And does anyone have any economical suggestions?

TIA!!

This trip is becoming very overwhelming....

 

[tennisfan]

There is a station at Disney so you would get the train to Paris from there. Also how are you going to London, have you booked the tickets yet. Eurostar travels out of Disney and Paris depending on where you booked to leave from

 

[disneydarling07]

Soo...

We take the shuttle from CDG to Disney.
From Disney, we can take a train to Paris?
Paris back to Disney?
AND...we can take a train from Disney to London?
There is no need to travel back to CDG?

We have nothing booked yet. Like I said, I am so overwhelmed with information right now.

Thank you so much for your help!

 

[HFJohnson]

There is a train station at Disneyland Paris (called Marne la Vallee), right in the centre of the resort and about two minutes from the park entrances. You can take the Paris version of the underground, the RER, direct from here into the centre of Paris. It takes about 40 minutes depending on where you want to get off.

The Eurostar train to London also departs from this station and takes about two and a half hours. Tickets for this route are available several months in advance and the cheapest seats sell very quickly. Alternatively you can take the route that goes via Lille. Tickets for this route are available three months in advance. The Eurostar also departs from Gare du Nord in central Paris.

Once you've left CDG there won't be any need to travel via it again.