[chrisblack]

I don't fancy taking the van into Paris.

Can anyone suggest an aire or safe place to park up the van, near to a train station, so we could catch a train into Paris.

Preferably to the south as we will be carrying on round to Disneyland.

thanks

chris

 

[hymerowner]

Maison Lafiitte is in the ACSI card guide and a bargain out of season. You can get an RER into Paris and sit on the Seine watching barges at night. Brilliant!!

 

[chrisblack]

thanks

sounds good.

chris

 

[telboy1]

The train station in Disney takes you into Paris, have you thought about going from there. You get a metro day ticket so you can use it all day getting on and off at all the sites. Have a great time
Dawn x

 

[chrisblack]

that's a possibility. how many nights can you stay on disney?

my plans are arrive in france friday (roscoff), drive toward paris taking in some towns - see paris sat or sun, visit disney mon/tue when it should be quieter.

chris

 

[telboy1]

We stayed 5 days in Disney carpark, but we had an annual pass that gave us free parking. I think parking is about 13 euros so you have to take that into account. That is without electric but you can get water,empty and they have showers, not that we have used them. There are 2 Disney Parks so you really need 2 days at least to get your moneys
worth. Have a great holiday.
Dawn x

 

[lucy2]

I don't fancy taking the van into Paris.

Can anyone suggest an aire or safe place to park up the van, near to a train station, so we could catch a train into Paris.

Preferably to the south as we will be carrying on round to Disneyland.

thanks

chris

their is a campsite right in the centre of paris on the banks of the seine, they run a bus the the metro very close to the arc de triumph. the reception of the campsite opens 20hrs a day yes 20hrs

 

[107558]

Le Beau Village is South of Paris. It's about 15 minutes walk to the RER (RER C) which takes about 25 minutes to St Michel/Notre Dame.

Nice and quiet