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 Practical
Guides � Travel & Transport �
Getting
To The Magic � RER from Paris | | | |  | | From the Eiffel Tower to the Earffel Tower! RER stands for R�seau Express R�gional and is Paris’
successful rapid suburban transit system, serving a huge area of the city’s
suburbs, and – most importantly – Disneyland Resort Paris! The journey from central Paris only takes around 35
minutes and the trains are long, clean and sometimes with two floors.
There are departures in both directions every 5 to 10 minutes and tickets or
passes are affordable. If you’re staying nearby the resort, at Bussy-saint-Georges
or Torcy for example, the RER is also an excellent option, with cheap tickets
and fast journey times of only 10 to 15 minutes. And, when you arrive,
you’re just a hop, skip or a jump away from the two Disney Parks! | | | | | | | |  RER
Line A4 |  RER Line A is
always marked with a thick red line in route maps, with the letter ‘A’ in a
circle depicting the route. The line splits in two at either end outside
Paris, with the split on the Eastern side taking place after Vincennes.
When you board an RER Line A train in Paris, check the platform display systems
for the train’s route – Route A4: Marne-la-Vall�e/Chessy (and Bussy, Val
d’Europe, etc.) should be illuminated. On the return journey to Paris, you
can board any train if you’re staying in the city centre, the line only breaks
in two again after La D�fense and Nanterre Pr�fecture. In addition to the connections to other RER lines
shown above, Line A also connects with numerous M�tro services. You can
see a full map of these below. Remember – Paris is a large and incredibly busy
city. Keep your personal belongings with you at all times and keep any
items of value well-hidden. Moreso than London, for example, you may
encounter people attempting to sell items or hustle some money – usually they
won’t approach you, but if they do a simple “non, merci” should be enough for
them to move on. However, the transport system as a whole, and
particularly these lines, remain very safe for passengers throughout the day. | | | | | | | Tickets
& Passes | | Central Paris to Disneyland 1 Single (Aller Simple) – around 6,50 � Prices may vary depending on where you board. Return tickets are not
available, but a second single ticket should allow return travel from
Disneyland, so purchasing double at once can be a good idea.  Single Zone Tickets – ticket “t” 1 Single Journey – 1,40 � Carnet 10 Tickets – 10,90 � Carnet 10 Tickets Half-Fare – 5,45 � (Children 4-10) These tickets allow 1 single journey via the M�tro network, RER within Zone 1,
RATP Buses and Optile suburb buses. If you’re travelling from between
Noisiel and Val d’Europe to Disneyland, similar tickets are available for a
comparable price along with books (carnets) of 10. Travelcards & Passes Several discounted travel cards for unlimited travel over one or more days are
also available: Mobilis – 12,30 �
One day unlimited travel in zones 1 (Central Paris) to 5 (Marne-la-Vall�e). Paris Visite – 1 Day: 17,05 � – 2 Days: 27,15 � –
3 Days: 38,10 � – 5 Days: 46,60 �
Unlimited travel in zones 1 to 5 for one or more days, with discounts at select
Paris attractions. Paris Visite Child – 1 Day: 8,50 � – 2 Days: 13,55 �
– 3 Days: 19,05 � – 5 Days: 23,30 �
4-11yrs. Unlimited travel in zones 1 to 5 for one or more days, with discounts
at select Paris attractions. | | | | | | | Marne-la-Vall�e/Chessy | | Arriving in The Magic Gare Marne-la-Vall�e/Chessy TGV is the official name
for the transport hub of Disneyland Resort Paris, providing TGV trains,
Eurostar, RER trains,
buses and car parking right next to the gates of the two Disney Parks. RER services arrive and depart from an annex of the
main TGV station, with an iconic, square, glass construction housing the
escalators to the platform below. Marne-la-Vall�e/Chessy is right at the
end of RER Line A4, so trains travel in one direction only. Almost all
signage is in both French and English. For more information about Getting Around The Magic,
click here. The Station 30 seconds walk to Disney Village, 1-2 minutes to
Walt Disney Studios Park and Disneyland Park. A ticket desk is located on the main concourse,
along with machines (for Carte Orange holders). The TGV station has a good range of shops and services
on offer, such as post office, newsagents, mini supermarket, coffee shop, bar
and deli. Luggage storage (paying) can be found on the upper floor. | | | | | | | Full
M�tro/RER Plans | | You can download the full route plans for RATP’s M�tro
and RER lines here, allowing you to plan your journey in advance or print the
plans full-size for reference when you arrive.
 Download
Full RER Plan (PDF, 76Kb) Right-click to Download
Download
Full M�tro Plan (PDF, 118Kb) Right-click to Download
These zoomable PDF route plans require Adobe Reader
to view. 
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