CDG to Disneyland

DisneyPrin · 6 Mar 19, 09:59 AM

Morning All!

We're planning on getting the TGV from Charles de Gaulle to Disneyland, which websites do you use to buy tickets from? I've seen quite a few but don't know if some are more reliable than others?

Thank you!

**cartoonp** · 6 Mar 19, 10:00 AM

Hi we just used the Ticket machine when we got there.

**Gill H** · 6 Mar 19, 10:11 AM

Check the price, for us a shared shuttle with RS Transports was cheaper and quicker (factoring in time to get to TGV).

DisneyPrin · 6 Mar 19, 11:32 AM

Originally Posted by cartoonp

Hi we just used the Ticket machine when we got there.

Do you know if the prices were the same & was it easy enough to do?

**Gill H** · 6 Mar 19, 11:45 AM

Booking in advance on a specific train will be cheaper. But you risk missing it if you have delays.

Machines all have �English� button but for some reason they don�t like my card. Queue for ticket desk astronomical when I went.

DisneyPrin · 6 Mar 19, 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by Gill H

Booking in advance on a specific train will be cheaper. But you risk missing it if you have delays.

Machines all have �English� button but for some reason they don�t like my card. Queue for ticket desk astronomical when I went.

Thank you Gill! We'd rather get the train than a shuttle bus, but as you said debating buying online in advance or waiting til we're there due to delays etc.

sky13 · 6 Mar 19, 03:41 PM

The one time I did the CDG-DLP transfer I got the TGV and only bought the ticket when I got to the train station at CDG. Mainly as was worried if I had prebooked it that I might miss my train if there were any delays to the flight or at immigration etc. Didn't have any issue buying my ticket from the ticket machine that time.

When I went back DLP-CDG I think I had just missed a TGV and due to the schedules the next train wasn't for another hour and a half or so - at that point I decided to just take the slow slow RER to CDG...

Basically the issue with the TGV is that the schedules are a bit erratic I feel, as there are sometimes trains arriving very closely and then they get a bit spaced apart afterwards. Unavoidable due to the fact that these trains are long distance trains that just happen to stop at CDG and DLP though!

Mrs_G · 6 Mar 19, 11:06 PM

Hi

We have the same dilemma, although we are staying overnight at CDG the night before so no issues with delays/passport control. You can check prices and schedules on their website - google oui sncf. They also have an app.