Navigo Card
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http://www.transilien.com/web/site/a...adaire/lang/en
The Navigo "Decouverte" is the 'anonymous' version that is open for purchase by anyone. Same process as buying the old orange card/paper ticket version.
Above website is in English.
The Navigo "Decouverte" is the 'anonymous' version that is open for purchase by anyone. Same process as buying the old orange card/paper ticket version.
Above website is in English.
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I understand that it is good for 10 years, i.e., you can recharge it anytime within that period. If you plan on returning to Paris, the €5 activation fee is trivial, considering the convenience it gives.
With the CO, you need show it to the driver on buses. With the Navigo, you just swipe it at a sensor, which really speeds things up.
I have mine beside me as I write. It reminds me that I MUST return to Paris, if I am to be economical and recoup that €5 fee.
With the CO, you need show it to the driver on buses. With the Navigo, you just swipe it at a sensor, which really speeds things up.
I have mine beside me as I write. It reminds me that I MUST return to Paris, if I am to be economical and recoup that €5 fee.
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