Paris to Rome
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Paris to Rome
I am going from Paris to Rome in September and I am trying to figure out the best way to get there. Ryanair has a flight from Paris Beauvais to Rome Ciampano(sp?). The times are pretty inconvenient though - one leaves at 9AM and other other at 10PM. My other alternative is to take Easy Jet which leaves from Paris Orly at 11AM to to Milan Linate. From there I guess we would take the train to Rome. Which option is better? How far is Paris Orly from the city center? I think Paris Beauvais is pretty far?
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Well... if you're able to get that 19.99 euro fare for BVA-CIA (37.90 euro with taxes), for the 9:10 departure. Yes, it means you'll have to be at Porte Maillot at 6:10 am - - but then you will be in Rome before noon. You'll have almost two hours to sleep on the plane.
The alternative on Easyjet - - to sleep in later, but not that much later will cost you about three times as much, and you would be lucky to make it to Rome before 6 pm (say... leave your hotel at 8:30 to make that Orly flight, departing 11:00 am).
Best wishes,
Rex
The alternative on Easyjet - - to sleep in later, but not that much later will cost you about three times as much, and you would be lucky to make it to Rome before 6 pm (say... leave your hotel at 8:30 to make that Orly flight, departing 11:00 am).
Best wishes,
Rex
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Hi tammy,
It is a 4:30 hr train ride from Milan Centrale to Rome. Plus, you have to get from Linate to Milan.
Paris Orly is closer to Paris than Beauvais and reachable by the RER B line.
Have you considered the night train from Paris Bercy (19:09) to Rome (10:10)? A T3 cabin will be about 140E, 120E for a 6 person couchette.

It is a 4:30 hr train ride from Milan Centrale to Rome. Plus, you have to get from Linate to Milan.
Paris Orly is closer to Paris than Beauvais and reachable by the RER B line.
Have you considered the night train from Paris Bercy (19:09) to Rome (10:10)? A T3 cabin will be about 140E, 120E for a 6 person couchette.

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I'm curious, ira... would YOU actually follow this advice? or are you just mentioning it as an alternative to put all the options out on the table?
There is no question that I would prefer the low cost flight. I know that my reasons are not entirely logical (I prefer a bed that doesn't disappear just because "we're there now" - - not sure how this is so much worse than a bed that disappear at 5:30 am, because you have to be at Porte Maillot at 6:10! but at least the bathroom seems better in a hotel).
There is no question that I would prefer the low cost flight. I know that my reasons are not entirely logical (I prefer a bed that doesn't disappear just because "we're there now" - - not sure how this is so much worse than a bed that disappear at 5:30 am, because you have to be at Porte Maillot at 6:10! but at least the bathroom seems better in a hotel).
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Tammy - If RyanAir times are inconvenient your best option would be to fly EasyJet from Paris (Orly) to Naples.
Departure time is 12.35.
Fares start at approx. € 37.00 if you book now.
From Naples airport it's a short bus ride to the station - from where Rome is less than 2 hours by train.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
Departure time is 12.35.
Fares start at approx. € 37.00 if you book now.
From Naples airport it's a short bus ride to the station - from where Rome is less than 2 hours by train.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
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