CDG to Chantilly without a car?
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CDG to Chantilly without a car?
I am arriving at CDG a day earlier then originally planned. While in Paris I was going to day trip to Chantilly. My plan now is to overnight in Chantilly going directly from CDG. Can I take a train without going to Gare du Nord? Is a taxi my best option?
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jacksonjr,
Public transportation does not appear to be a good option for this journey - as Ira mentions, you would indeed have to backtrack all the way to Gare du Nord.
Perhaps your hotel in Chantilly can arrange a private shuttle service that would be cheaper than a taxi.
Hope this helps,
Andre
Public transportation does not appear to be a good option for this journey - as Ira mentions, you would indeed have to backtrack all the way to Gare du Nord.
Perhaps your hotel in Chantilly can arrange a private shuttle service that would be cheaper than a taxi.
Hope this helps,
Andre
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Ira and Andre thank you for your response. If I have to backtrack to travel by train I would probably spend the extra night in Paris and day trip as originally planned. I will check to see if my hotel can provide a shuttle if not I will bite the bullet and take a taxi.
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Your hotel may be able to "provide a shuttle" but when someone else mentioned that arrangement it was at quite a premium. You can arrange your own shuttle or you can take the RER into Paris and then get a taxi from the station. Or the Air France and Roissy buses into Paris and taxi from their stops.
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The following stations are between Gare du Nord and Chantilly-Gouvieux:
Garges
Villiers-le-Bel-Gonesse
Goussainville
Les Noues
Louvres
Survilliers Fosses
La Borne Blanche
Orry-la-Ville-Coye
Goussainville appears to be about 8km from CDG. A taxi should get you there for a few €.
Garges
Villiers-le-Bel-Gonesse
Goussainville
Les Noues
Louvres
Survilliers Fosses
La Borne Blanche
Orry-la-Ville-Coye
Goussainville appears to be about 8km from CDG. A taxi should get you there for a few €.
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Again, congrats, Robespierre. Now, Jackson, you will have to "negotiate" with the taxi driver, because they are not very happy not to go to Paris and to remain within the "banlieue" (suburbs). But be aware that they cannot legally refuse a ride provided... you are not drunk (which we assume you won't be! ). So you should approach the taxi steward at the end of the cab line at tell him you want to go to either Goussainville or Louvres (a little flexibility won't harm, and all these stations are fairly close to each other and to Roissy anyway), he has got to find you a cab.
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