Paris: Public Transportation Info HELP please
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Paris: Public Transportation Info HELP please
How do I do public transportation in Paris?
We'll be arriving at Paris Beauvais airport at approx. 9:20 pm. I did some research... and we'll have to take the bus instead of taxi.. There's 5 of us. I think the bus will take us to Port Maillot Station. Our hotel is in the 10th district.
Do we always have to pay with a ticket whenever we get on the metro, bus? or can we also pay in cash upfront? Please help.. It's my first time in Paris! Also, when do the metro or buses stop running at night?
We'll be arriving at Paris Beauvais airport at approx. 9:20 pm. I did some research... and we'll have to take the bus instead of taxi.. There's 5 of us. I think the bus will take us to Port Maillot Station. Our hotel is in the 10th district.
Do we always have to pay with a ticket whenever we get on the metro, bus? or can we also pay in cash upfront? Please help.. It's my first time in Paris! Also, when do the metro or buses stop running at night?
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Thanks Michael!
I found this info on RATP website on International Travelers section.
Ticket "t"
Zones
1 ticket: 1,40 euros
Carnet of 10 tickets full fare: 10,70 euros
Carnet of 10 tickets reduced fare: 5,35 euros
Since we're getting in Paris at night. Should we buy the carnet of 10 tickets? How does that work? If we're arriving at night, are the tickets valid until the next evening?
I found this info on RATP website on International Travelers section.
Ticket "t"
Zones
1 ticket: 1,40 euros
Carnet of 10 tickets full fare: 10,70 euros
Carnet of 10 tickets reduced fare: 5,35 euros
Since we're getting in Paris at night. Should we buy the carnet of 10 tickets? How does that work? If we're arriving at night, are the tickets valid until the next evening?
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Tickets are good any time. If you are staying in paris for a few days, it pays to buy a carnet. It is also more convenient than buying individual tickets each time you take the métro and there are no ticket dispensing machine on surface transportation as far as I know.
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