Getting from DLP to Paris

florida girl · 15 Nov 19, 05:46 PM

When we go to DLP in March DH and DD’s BF are thinking they only want to do the 1 park and go to Paris for the other day.How easy is it to do this please.

Guest · 15 Nov 19, 05:52 PM

Very easy. Take the RER train from Disneyland towards Paris, it takes around 40mins.

A day ticket for RER and Metro trains is around €18 and would cover return travel to Paris and all travel around the city for the day.

Privateer · 17 Nov 19, 08:42 PM

Just a thought, whilst it's a good idea to plan to get to Paris from DLP be prepared that it may not happen!

For our last trip to DLP (May 2017) my wife and I were there for 4 nights and planned to go to Paris for one of the days, via train. However, when we arrived at DLP we just wanted to maximise the Disney experience (as well as the cost of hotel and annual passes) as much as possible and decided not to go to Paris then, but to have a dedicated trip to Paris some other time.

Even if your husband and your daughter's boyfriend are not as much into Disney as you or your daughter then surely they'd be OK with just two days at DLP doing both Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park? Don't forget that Disney Village is also quite interesting as well.

Regards,

florida girl · 18 Nov 19, 01:55 AM

Thank you they are not big Disney fans not even sure why they decided to tag along. We got a really cheap deal and we will probably be glad to wave them off so they don’t dull our Disney magic 😂😂

15 Nov 19, 05:52 PM	#2
	15 Nov 19, 05:52 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Very easy. Take the RER train from Disneyland towards Paris, it takes around 40mins. A day ticket for RER and Metro trains is around €18 and would cover return travel to Paris and all travel around the city for the day.

17 Nov 19, 08:42 PM	#3
	17 Nov 19, 08:42 PM Privateer Earning More Ears
Privateer Earning More Ears Join Date: Feb 16	Just a thought, whilst it's a good idea to plan to get to Paris from DLP be prepared that it may not happen! For our last trip to DLP (May 2017) my wife and I were there for 4 nights and planned to go to Paris for one of the days, via train. However, when we arrived at DLP we just wanted to maximise the Disney experience (as well as the cost of hotel and annual passes) as much as possible and decided not to go to Paris then, but to have a dedicated trip to Paris some other time. Even if your husband and your daughter's boyfriend are not as much into Disney as you or your daughter then surely they'd be OK with just two days at DLP doing both Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park? Don't forget that Disney Village is also quite interesting as well. Regards, __________________ DLP: Mar 2015, Ibis Hôtel (Val d'Europe), Eurostar train DLP: Feb 2016, Ibis Hôtel (Val d'Europe), Drove via Eurotunnel DLP: May 2017, Disneyland Hotel (Castle Club), Drove via Eurotunnel