Metro and Bus Tickets at CDG?

Question

I'll be arriving in Paris at terminal 2 (American Airlines) and would like to know:

Can I buy metro tickets/passes at the Airport? If so, which establishment?

Can I buy tickets for the Roissy Bus at the Airport and do I need exact change? And how much is the fare?

Many thanks in advance for your help! And any other tips would be greatly appreciated also.

Answer 1

I have to say That when I arrived in Paris I went straight to Termina l2 and I found the signs that said RER B. This line should appear as a blue line in any accurate map. It was quick and easy. The only tip I have to give you is to either have exact change to pay at the automative machines or just move on up to a counter. It might seem like a short line but it does go by fast. I have never heard of the Roissy Bus but I hope my RER info helps. It was very easy, clean, and efficient. But you must know that if the train says 9:40 departure, you should be in the train at 9:40.

I hope you enjoy your trip.

*danny*

Answer 2

From terminal 2, just follow the signs to RER/TGV Paris and you will be able to buy your train ticket there just before getting to the platform, either from a booth or vending machine. It's 8.20 € to Paris.

The RER (it's like a fast métro that goes out in the suburb) is located between terminals 2D/2F and 2C/2E.

If you prefer Roissy Bus, it's located at gate A9 from terminals 2A & 2C, gate D11 from terminals 2B & 2D and galerie 5 from terminals E & F) and it will cost 8.60 €. I don't know where exactly to buy the tickets but I am sure it will be obvious once you are there, don't worry since everything is bilingual anyway, just follow the signs, eveything is clearly posted.

Check this website for more info: http://www.easycdg.com/pages/indexpag.ht...

Answer 3

You can buy tickets at the Airport. You can use an automatic vending machine with cash or Visa card. or at a ticket "guichet", which we call a booth I guess. depending where you are going: Zone 1 ,2 etc. I should cost around 10 euros more or less. J'espere que tu passe un bon vacances  Mike