The Chaparros arrive March 6 at 8:20 a.m. at terminal 2E
The Kaplan arrives March 6 at 7:35 a.m. at terminal 1 (like as I can figure by searching todays flight). Terminal 1 is experiencing heavy renovation to be completed 2009?...was it the one that collapsed?
Here is a map of 2E http://www.bonjourlafrance.com/air-france/paris_charles_de_gaulle_airport/cdg-terminal-2e.htm
RER seems to be close to 2E.....so perhaps I should meet you guys at 2E. See what you can figure. My this is time consuming. I'll go get another electronic device and see what Rick Steves has to say.
Showing posts with label Arrival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arrival. Show all posts
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Arrival...and there's always an airport shuttle
1) Take the Air France bus (15 euros each) to Gare de Lyon (45 minutes), then Metro line 1 (direction: La Defense) to St. Paul
2) Take RER-B (9 euros each) to the Chatelet Les Halles stop (largest station in the world - long walk), Metro line 1 (direction: Chateau de Vincennes) to St. Paul. We took the RER-B to the airport and it was a piece of cake but we didn't have to transfer to the Metro.
3) a shared airport shuttle (17 euros each) door to door. The advantage here is door to door, pay and reserve in advance (rather than figure out tickets/ticket machines). We used SuperShuttle in 2003 (there was a slight wait while shuttle filled and you never know exactly when you'll arrive, get luggage so it's hard to set a pick-up time), and our experience was positive. Another company is Paris Airport Shuttle . Will your iPhones work in Paris without an awful charge if we need to call when we arrive?
2) Take RER-B (9 euros each) to the Chatelet Les Halles stop (largest station in the world - long walk), Metro line 1 (direction: Chateau de Vincennes) to St. Paul. We took the RER-B to the airport and it was a piece of cake but we didn't have to transfer to the Metro.
3) a shared airport shuttle (17 euros each) door to door. The advantage here is door to door, pay and reserve in advance (rather than figure out tickets/ticket machines). We used SuperShuttle in 2003 (there was a slight wait while shuttle filled and you never know exactly when you'll arrive, get luggage so it's hard to set a pick-up time), and our experience was positive. Another company is Paris Airport Shuttle . Will your iPhones work in Paris without an awful charge if we need to call when we arrive?
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