CDG RER B questions
#1
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CDG RER B questions
I am planning to travel from CDG to our hotel in Paris near the Eiffel Tower. A few questions:
- Can I purchase a Carte Orange/Pass Navigo Decouverte at the RER station at CDG? I already have photos.
- A Navigo Decouverte zones 1 – 5 should cover travel (Tuesday, our arrival day, through Sunday) for the trip from CDG to Paris, with side trips to Versailles and Disneyland Paris. Is that correct?
- RER B line stops at St Michel/Notre Dame. Can I transfer within that station to the RER C line to Tour D’Eiffel? Transfer above ground?
Thanks for the help./ cel
- Can I purchase a Carte Orange/Pass Navigo Decouverte at the RER station at CDG? I already have photos.
- A Navigo Decouverte zones 1 – 5 should cover travel (Tuesday, our arrival day, through Sunday) for the trip from CDG to Paris, with side trips to Versailles and Disneyland Paris. Is that correct?
- RER B line stops at St Michel/Notre Dame. Can I transfer within that station to the RER C line to Tour D’Eiffel? Transfer above ground?
Thanks for the help./ cel
#2
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You can buy the Navigo at CDG T2 and load it with zones 1-5 for 33€
Everywhere in the five zones, including both airports, Disneyland, and Versailles are included. Carte Orange zone map:
http://www.ratp.info/orienter/f_plan...nes&fm=gif
The transfer to RER C at St Michel-Notre Dame is underground. I did it once several years ago, and IIRC, the C platform is down one level by escalator.
The Eiffel Tower is a couple of blocks east of the Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel station.
<b>NB</b> When you buy your pass, ask if RER C is closed for track maintenance. If it is, I recommend you ride to Gare du Nord and take the N° 42 bus from there to Tour Eiffel. It passes quite a few landmarks, as you can see on this map:
http://www.ratp.info/orienter/f_plan...&nompdf=42
Everywhere in the five zones, including both airports, Disneyland, and Versailles are included. Carte Orange zone map:
http://www.ratp.info/orienter/f_plan...nes&fm=gif
The transfer to RER C at St Michel-Notre Dame is underground. I did it once several years ago, and IIRC, the C platform is down one level by escalator.
The Eiffel Tower is a couple of blocks east of the Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel station.
<b>NB</b> When you buy your pass, ask if RER C is closed for track maintenance. If it is, I recommend you ride to Gare du Nord and take the N° 42 bus from there to Tour Eiffel. It passes quite a few landmarks, as you can see on this map:
http://www.ratp.info/orienter/f_plan...&nompdf=42
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As a general principle, you can find out a lot about a station by entering it at www.ratp.info and hitting <i>Plan de quartier</i>. Click on an RER or SNCF station to see the Zone it's in.





