getting to disneyland

Hi,

My girlfriend and I are going for a long weekend to Paris and will be going to disneyland. We are staying in the Quality Inn La Defense 2 avenue Benoit Frachon, Nanterre, PARIS, 92000 but want to know what is the cheapest and best way to get to disneyland?

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Luke

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didn%26#39;t look up your exact address but there are 3 stops on the RER in Nanterre, so one of them should work.

See this network map?

ratp.info/orienter/…

On the far left side, red line (RER-A) find the Nanterre stops. On the right side, end of the red line, find the DLP stop.

You can buy a r/t ticket for just the trip, or you can buy a %26quot;Mobilis%26quot; day-ticket that will work for the trip and any additional travel within Paris that day. (you need zone 5)

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Hi,

You can download the map of the RER that goes to Disney (%26quot;Marne La Vallee%26quot; station) from ratp.info/picts/plans/pdf/reseaux/rer_a.pdf and the time table from ratp.info/picts/…h_a_jo_mlv.pdf

Your hotel is close to the RER line A1 station %26quot;Nanterre-Ville %26quot;. From there take the RER to a station from which you can connect to the A4 to Disney (for example La Defense). Get down there and wait for the RER line A4 to Marne La Vallee (Disney).

I believe that taking the map and the time table with you will be enough, but just to be on the safe side: on the platform you%26#39;ll see a board with all the available stations for the line. The stations of the following train should be illuminated, so watch this before boarding the train.

Regarding tickets: the best option is to buy a Mobilis (a daily ticket) for zones 1-5.

If you%26#39;re under 26 and travel on Saturday or Sunday, you can buy a discounted ticket called %26quot;Ticket Jeunes Week-end%26quot;.

Regarding tickets to the park, please search this forum for %26quot;FRANCILIEN%26quot; ticket.

Have a great vacation!

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From any of the %26#39;NANTERRE%26#39; stations on the RER %26#39;A%26#39; ligne, you simply take any %26#39;A%26#39; train with a %26#39;..Q xxx..%26#39; designation of the %26#39;A-4%26#39; ligne toward MARNE LA VALLËE-CHESSY....approx 50-55 mins.

This is a Zones 1-5 trip so the one-calendar-day MOBILIS Zone 1-5 Transportation Pass (12,90€) is you best bet for the round-trip fare as well as any other public transportation fares in Paris during the day or evening.

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There%26#39;s no direct train from %26quot;Nanterre – Ville%26quot; to Marne la Vallee (you can check the time table or easier - the itinerary planner at www.ratp.info), so as I mentioned, a train to %26quot;Nanterre – Préfecture%26quot; or %26quot;La Défense%26quot; (those are the trains that begin with %26quot;N%26quot;) should be taken first.

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Hi,

I%26#39;ve just realized that I gave you the time table of weekdays. If you go on Saturday or Sunday, please use ratp.info/picts/…h_a_sd_mlv.pdf

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