Metro Pass

Is it possible to buy a pass to cover a few days Metro travel ?

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Me and my son will be staying 5 days Mon-Fri.

We will travel out to Disney for a single day probably on the Wednesday, so would not be using Metro apart from travel to and from the Disney park to central Paris (1 return trip) on that day.

Is it best to buy a 2 day metro pass, then a return ticket to Disney for the day we spend at the Disney Park, then another 2 day pass to cover our stay ?

There is a 3 zone pass available that I have checked out on-line at a couple of sites but the prices differ from site to site!!!

One, you order online and it is delivered to your Hotel for your arrival.

Another I have seen is called a %26#39;coupon hebdomadaire%26#39;

Could someone advise me of the best/cheapest option for travelling around using the Metro based on the above itinery.

Regards James

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Me and my son will be staying 5 days Mon-Fri.

We will travel out to Disney for a single day probably on the Wednesday, so would not be using Metro apart from travel to and from the Disney park to central Paris (1 return trip) on that day.

Is it best to buy a 2 day metro pass, then a return ticket to Disney for the day we spend at the Disney Park, then another 2 day pass to cover our stay ?

There is a 3 zone pass available that I have checked out on-line at a couple of sites but the prices differ from site to site!!!

One, you order online and it is delivered to your Hotel for your arrival.

Another I have seen is called a %26#39;coupon hebdomadaire%26#39;

Could someone advise me of the best/cheapest option for travelling around using the Metro based on the above itinery.

Regards James

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Me and my son will be staying 5 days Mon-Fri.

We will travel out to Disney for a single day probably on the Wednesday, so would not be using Metro apart from travel to and from the Disney park to central Paris (1 return trip) on that day.

Is it best to buy a 2 day metro pass, then a return ticket to Disney for the day we spend at the Disney Park, then another 2 day pass to cover our stay ?

There is a 3 zone pass available that I have checked out on-line at a couple of sites but the prices differ from site to site!!!

One, you order online and it is delivered to your Hotel for your arrival.

Another I have seen is called a %26#39;coupon hebdomadaire%26#39;

Could someone advise me of the best/cheapest option for travelling around using the Metro based on the above itinery.

Regards James

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Sorry about the multi-post above, don%26#39;t know what I done to cause that.

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Hi

Well, if you plan to take the metro a lot you can get the Carte Orange. You can buy it for different zones but with zone 1%26amp;2 you should be able to cover most of the sights in Paris. My wife and I bought this when we went to Paris in April and I think it costs about 15€ for zone 1%26amp;2.

Regards

Gard

gardkarlsen@hotmail.com

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And if you get the Carte Orange do not forget to bring a picture around 1 inch by 1 inch for the Carte Orange...

Safe travels...Jimmy

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Any Idea the cost ?

Thank you for the information that%26#39;s great.

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for the time you are there just buying carnets of tickets is probably wisest -- if you were there for a full week Monday to Sunday AND were not in a central hotel and needed to do a lot of bussing and metro riding then it would pay -- but for just a few days, just buy the carnets and then walk most places -- Paris is more fun and easily seen on foot -- just use the metro to get to more distant spots

we were there in May for 10 days but didn%26#39;t match up with the 7 days for the Orange -- we ended up spending a lot less on tickets in our 5 days in from M-F than the 30 Euro the Carte Orange would have cost (and we already had the holder with picture etc so it would have been easy for us to buy) when we were in Paris for a month and stayed in the 20th, the orange was well worth it

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Disregard last post.

You already said cost 15euros Gard. Thanks again.

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Ok, thanks Grace.

Is the picture holder an extra cost?