How can i get to Disney Land Paris from Gennevilliers, Paris?

Question

Im travelling in march, and was just wundering which transport would be best and what sort of price should be expected??

Answer 1

Buy a ticket in Gennevilliers for " Disneyland" ( Marne la Vallée ) - they understand - keep it carefully - you'll have to punch twice

Gennevilliers -metro line n°13 unto Champs-Elysees Clemenceau

Where you catch metro line n° 1 unto Chatelet

In Chatelet look for RER A which brings you - (careful RER A has two different directions ) straight to Disneyland

I wish you nice time in Gennevilliers where northafrican pastries are great -

RER C HAS NEVER GONE THROUGH GENNEVILLIERS

Google "RATP.fr" and you'll see the way such as I described it

Some people should take their pills - it's time now

Answer 2

It's actually pretty easy if you happen to be staying near one of the two RER (commuter train) stations in Gennevilliers. If your address is closer to métro line 13 (actually located in Asnières), then follow the directions given by stephane m above. Otherwise Gennevilliers is on RER line C and Disneyland is on RER line A. You will have two connections but they are easy:

1) In Gennevilliers, take RER C to Paris and change at the stop called Neuilly-Porte Maillot. Connect to métro line 1. = 9 or 11 minutes.

2) Take métro line 1 (direction Château de Vincennes) to Charles de Gaulle Etoile, only 2 stops down and connect with RER A. = 5 minutes

3) Take RER A (direction Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy) and it is direct to Disneyland. It will be the last stop on the line. = 52 minutes

The trip will cost you 12.50 € round trip if you ask for a Mobilis pass to zone 5.

On the second site listed below (ratp.fr) you can view or download a map of the métro and RER network showing you your route. RER C is the thick yellow line and RER A is the thick red one.

The problem is that those two RER lines are managed by two different companies so their trip planning tools are not good because each tries to make you stay on their network. Which makes the trip more complicated than it actually is. The best is to follow the map.

@ stephane m: OF COURSE RER C GOES THROUGH GENNEVILLIERS!!! There are actually 2 stops: Gennevilliers and Les Grésillons. It doesn't show on the RATP website because the C line is operated by the SCNF as I explained above. C'est pour ça. Selon son adresse, il/elle peut prendre soit le métro 13 (qui est en fait à Asnières à la limite de Gennevilliers) comme tu le suggères soit le RER C: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gennevillie...

Cela dit, comme j'ai la crève, je vais quand-même prendre mon cachet... ; - )