Transportation from Paris Beauvais
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Transportation from Paris Beauvais
I am flying to Paris into the Beauvais airport. I read that this airport is an hour or so from the center of Paris. Other than a cab is there an efficient less expensive means to Paris.
What will a cab ride cost approximately at about 11:00 am on a weekday
What will a cab ride cost approximately at about 11:00 am on a weekday
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Ryan Air buses run from central Paris to rendezvous with Ryan Air flights for about 10 euros I think - otherwise take one of the frequent Paris to Beauvais trains then a taxi from the city center to the airport. If on Ryan Air check with them.
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well are you on Ryan Air = they have buses that take their passengers into Paris too - if not the only way I think is either a private shuttle - or take a bus or cab into the city center train station - about an hour or so by train from Paris.
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There is an airport bus (don't know if its Ryanair or not, it doesn't say Ryanair on the bus). I'd take it
http://tickets.aeroportbeauvais.com/CGU.aspx?red=NB
Go to the bus office in Terminal 1. YOu do NOT have to be a Ryanair customer.
This is a van service, group or private, it costs more of course. http://beauvais.airport-shuttle.com/...is_shuttle.htm
The train station is too far away to be that convenient as a way into Paris.
http://tickets.aeroportbeauvais.com/CGU.aspx?red=NB
Go to the bus office in Terminal 1. YOu do NOT have to be a Ryanair customer.
This is a van service, group or private, it costs more of course. http://beauvais.airport-shuttle.com/...is_shuttle.htm
The train station is too far away to be that convenient as a way into Paris.
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We have used the shared shuttles the 3 times we've flown in/out of Beauvais. There is no one "stellar" company unfortunately. If you do an on-line search you'll see what I mean.
That being said, as seniors, we will put up with the occasional driver who acts like he's never made the trip before and keeps having to check his gps, or having to be the second or third drop off instead of the first, so that we don't have anymore connections to make with baggage and we get dropped off at our hotel. (the bus only gets you to the perepherique and you will still have to walk/taxi/metro to your final destination) The trip in is well over an hour, more like an hour and a half.
The train from Beauvais is a possibility for you, since it is during the day. You can taxi or take the inexpensive local bus service to the Gare in Beauvais and it will get you to the Gare St. Lazare...I think "direct" but the times I saw early evening, it still took about an hour and a half...so maybe less expensive, but won't buy you time. If you are traveling light...you could consider catching the fantastic astrological clock in the cathedral at noon (?) before continuing on to Paris.
That being said, as seniors, we will put up with the occasional driver who acts like he's never made the trip before and keeps having to check his gps, or having to be the second or third drop off instead of the first, so that we don't have anymore connections to make with baggage and we get dropped off at our hotel. (the bus only gets you to the perepherique and you will still have to walk/taxi/metro to your final destination) The trip in is well over an hour, more like an hour and a half.
The train from Beauvais is a possibility for you, since it is during the day. You can taxi or take the inexpensive local bus service to the Gare in Beauvais and it will get you to the Gare St. Lazare...I think "direct" but the times I saw early evening, it still took about an hour and a half...so maybe less expensive, but won't buy you time. If you are traveling light...you could consider catching the fantastic astrological clock in the cathedral at noon (?) before continuing on to Paris.




