Hi,
We bought tickets for DLP for Monday May 14th and that is a scheduled strike day. Our tickets are non refundable and can not be changed.. so I am curious if the strike is so bad that we can not get there what is the best alternative? I would hate to take an Uber that far..
Thanks in advance:)
Posted by
Chicago
8166 posts
take the Disneyland Express if possible
details are on the Disneyland Paris site
http://www.disneylandparis.com/en-us/tours/disneyland-paris-express/
Posted by
Panguitch, Utah
2707 posts
I am curious if the strike is so bad that we can not get there
From where?
Posted by
victoria, Canada
11507 posts
I imagine from Paris of course !!
Posted by
Chicago
8558 posts
the RER A from Paris to Marne le Vallee is not affected by the strike. We used that line this week on a strike day for a trip in that region. The line is affected in the other direction. Even on a strike day trains are running just not as often.
Posted by
OP
17 posts
So if the line is on strike going in the other direction will we be able to get back to Paris?
Posted by
Chicago
8558 posts
yes the stretch on the east side of Paris is not affected; you can go and come to the east on the RER A; we did it in the past few days. Some of the trains are not running to the western stations although about half the trains are running at any one time. Usually you wait anywhere from 7 to 16 minutes. You might if going West wait half an hour or more now
Posted by
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We just came back from Paris and went to Disneyland on a strike day (May 3rd). Took the RER A with no issues at all. They said that fewer trains would be running but we were able to get on when we wanted to (albeit it was a bit crowded, this was around 8:30a and we had to stand for half the trip) but coming back was a breeze and there were barely any people in the train with us (we left Disneyland around 5p).
Good luck and have fun! We had a blast! :-)