Paris Metro/RER Question
#22
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I have taken the RER/metro from CDG to Ecole Miltaire many times and have found the easiest way is the RER to Gare du Nord.The #4 heading toward Porte d'Orleans transfer to the #8 at Strasbourg-Saint-Denis heading towards Balard to Ecole Militaire.
#23
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We found that the Roissy bus was very easy to Opera, and then took the #8 metro line a couple of stops to E.M. I think that's easier than the RER route, but if the Air France bus goes right to E.M. then that might be best of all.
#24
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The Air France bus goes to CDG L"Etoile and from there you cantake either the 92 or 82, or the Metro or a taxi.
, I haven't taken the Air France bus in years, but this year I am being careful and I shall not take the taxi as in the recent past.
Apparently you can buy a combo at CDGAirport that is the bus plus a ticket for a regular street bus or metro.
Because we are planing to use a Carte Orange I shal try to get it at
CDG Airport before getting in the AF bus , I only need the C.O. ticket because I have the carnet with the picture from two years ago. And then I shall buy only the Air France ticket and catch the bus 92 because I am also going to Av Bosquet near Ecole Militaire.
Ok, I think I read some place that the carte Orange can be bought at the airport, hope so. But I am not sure.
This way I shall avoid the extra hussel of buying it at CDG Le Etoile.
Do I make sense? If anyone knows I am wrong please let me know.
, I haven't taken the Air France bus in years, but this year I am being careful and I shall not take the taxi as in the recent past.
Apparently you can buy a combo at CDGAirport that is the bus plus a ticket for a regular street bus or metro.
Because we are planing to use a Carte Orange I shal try to get it at
CDG Airport before getting in the AF bus , I only need the C.O. ticket because I have the carnet with the picture from two years ago. And then I shall buy only the Air France ticket and catch the bus 92 because I am also going to Av Bosquet near Ecole Militaire.
Ok, I think I read some place that the carte Orange can be bought at the airport, hope so. But I am not sure.
This way I shall avoid the extra hussel of buying it at CDG Le Etoile.
Do I make sense? If anyone knows I am wrong please let me know.
#25
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Keep in mind there are two Air France buses from CDG: one to Etoile, and one to Gare Montparnasse. I've lost track of who is trying to get where, but what I mentioned earlier involving the Air France bus and public buses #82 or #92 was in respect to going to Gare Montparnasse.
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