Last train from Paris to DLP

[Wishes2013]

We are planning a day in Paris in August, during our trip to DLP - if we go on the train to the Eiffel Tower etc, what would be the last train back to the DLP area? Tried to look online, but struggled to find an answer. Thanks everyone

[cartoonp]

The last train from Paris to Disneyland Paris (Marne-la-Vallée Chessy) generally leaves around 6:59 pm, but this can vary depending on the day and the train operator. It's recommended to use a Trainline Journey Planner to check the timetable for your specific date. The RER A train, which connects Paris to Disneyland, typically runs until around 1:20 am, and buses (Noctilien) take over the network when the metro stops.

[Wishes2013]

Thank you

[cartoonp]

Originally Posted by Wishes2013

Thank you

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No problem

[Gill H]

It will be the RER you need, runs pretty late.

[marypoppins38]

If you download the RATP Bonjour app you can see all the live times on there (and buy tickets too). It looks like the last train from Charles de Gaulle Etoile on the A line to Marne-la-Vallee is 11.31pm but obviously you would have to factor in the time getting over there from Eiffel Tower.

[Wishes2013]

Thanks everyone, Eiffel Tower booked for 5pm, then planning on hopping back on the Batobus back to Charles De Gaulle Etoile.
I’ll download the app, great suggestion and see if I can buy our tickets

[marypoppins38]

Originally Posted by Wishes2013

Thanks everyone, Eiffel Tower booked for 5pm, then planning on hopping back on the Batobus back to Charles De Gaulle Etoile.
I’ll download the app, great suggestion and see if I can buy our tickets

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It's really easy to use the app. Just register an account then buy your tickets. You then just hold your phone over the scanner at the barrier. No need to scan anything, it simply reads it off your phone. If for some reason it beeps to say its not read then simply double click (as if you were buying something on apple pay) to activate the ticket.

[Wishes2013]

Thank you, I’m feeling like the planning is starting to come together now