Which Paris station goes to Disneyland Paris?

Answer 1

From Gare du Nord, you should take RER

RER 'B' ligne station on the lower level. From the GARE du NORD RER station, take any 'B' ligne train (heading in the direction of Saint Reny Les Chevreuse...Corbeil Essonnes or Massy Palaiseau...and 'B' train with a '..K xxx..' or '..P xxx..' designator). Thake the 'B' ligne one(10 stop to the CHATELET-LES HALLES station and switch over (the transfer is pretty much up, over and down again) and take the RER 'A-4' ligne (heading in the direction of Marne La Vallee-Chessy...any 'A' train with a '..Q xxx..' designator) to the end-of-the-ligne at MARNE LA VALEE-CHESSY--DisneyLand Paris.

For a family or group of 5 or more, it is cheaper to use a private transfer service and save time and money and the struggle with bags etc. Door to door, no stops, no hassle. shuttle-transfers.net are Disneyland specialists, but there are many others.

Answer 2

RER A with destination Chessy - Marne-la-Vallée (Parc Disneyland) is the train to take. The most central station for it would probably be Chatelet - Les Halles. The trip takes around 50 min.

Be careful, not all RER A trains have the same end destination, some change to a completely different branch just outside Paris and some end their trip a few stations short of Chessy. So be sure to check the information board on the platform where the next train is heading before boarding that train.

Answer 3

Disneyland Paris has its own rail station. You can get a train from London St. Pancras for a three hour journey there

Answer 4

You can take the RER A-Train. It stops at Disneyland Paris and and various stations in the heart of paris.

Answer 5

the nearest station is the RER station "Marne la Vallée - Parc Disneyland" right at the gates of the park. This is the branch A of the RER that you can board within Paris.

Answer 6

Marne la. Vallée