CDG: how to get from terminal 2 (AA) to terminal 1 (United) arrivals?
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CDG: how to get from terminal 2 (AA) to terminal 1 (United) arrivals?
Hi - I am only familiar enough with CDG to know that I find it very confusing. I am arriving ahead of a friend and need to meet her flight (United airlines, terminal 1 I believe). I have only connected within terminal two for departures in the past. Can anyone help with the best way to get from Terminal 2 to Terminal 1 (arrivals)? thank you!
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Aeroport management provides a number of maps at this address http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/e...eur-synomia_gb
You can click on the various terminal names to get blow-ups of the plans, which you might print out and take along to help your pathfinding.
In the upper left is a button to click -- "Guide for connection flights" -- that lets you specify your arrival terminal and where you are bound. Combine the two and you can find some rather slender advice on your route.
Here's what helps me: Take a deep breath when your feet are on the ground, then convince yourself you can do it (millions do.) While complex, CdG is easy enough to navigate if you stay calm.
You can click on the various terminal names to get blow-ups of the plans, which you might print out and take along to help your pathfinding.
In the upper left is a button to click -- "Guide for connection flights" -- that lets you specify your arrival terminal and where you are bound. Combine the two and you can find some rather slender advice on your route.
Here's what helps me: Take a deep breath when your feet are on the ground, then convince yourself you can do it (millions do.) While complex, CdG is easy enough to navigate if you stay calm.
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Thanks everyone. I did find myself going in circles a few years ago at CDG on departure and the signage was confusing to me (perhaps I am too easily confused ... it does seem rather straightforward). We have a relatively short time in Paris and I don't want to waste half an hour chasing around the airport!