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Yes.
A round-trip from central Paris on the RER costs 5,30€ - but if you have an RATP pass for Zones 1&2, a round-trip from Issy to Versailles for 2.90€ will do.
A Forfait Loisirs (leisure package) which includes RER fare plus admissions to all of the sights at Versailles is 21,15€.
A round-trip from central Paris on the RER costs 5,30€ - but if you have an RATP pass for Zones 1&2, a round-trip from Issy to Versailles for 2.90€ will do.
A Forfait Loisirs (leisure package) which includes RER fare plus admissions to all of the sights at Versailles is 21,15€.
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Yes, RER line C which terminates a few blocks from the chateau entrance. Tickets probably not more than 5 euro each way - be sure to look at overhead sign for approaching train as some diverge and don't go to Versailles - about every other one does. Buy a 'aller et retour' ticket - go and return - round trip - no cheaper than two one ways but don't have to buy one for return. Two other rail routes to Versailles but this is the best from Invalides area.
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Does anyone have any idea what time the ticket counter at Invalides RER station opens? We'd like to get to Versailles early, say around 8:00 AM, to grab a bite of breakfast before heading over to the Chateau.
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