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​​RER tRAINS - CDG Terminal 3 to disneyland® Paris
Marne-la -Vallee-chessy station 

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To start your journey to Disneyland® Paris from Terminal 3 you are heading for 'Aeroport Charles de Gaulle1' - the name however is a bit of a misnomer as it is actually the name of the train station at 'Roissypole', near Terminal 3, not Terminal 1. You are within walking distance (350 metres) of the train station, follow the signs, 'Paris par train / Paris by train'
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It does feel a little unlike arriving at an 'International Airport' as you go through the underpass and over the road crossing but it is not log until you arrive at 'Roissypôle’
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‘Roissypôle’ is the name of the group of buildings made up of offices, airport hotels, the RER train station (Aeroport CDG1), the bus and coach station and the CDGVAL within the Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport complex.  
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When you arrive at the station continue following the signs 'Paris par train/Paris by train', .
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​Turning left will take you to the ticket machines for the RER trains and in the direction of the station.  
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You will find plenty of ticket vending machines here. You must use a 'smart chip enabled' card at these machines or cash - coins only!.**There are also ticket windows nearby - but these tend to be busy with people who can't use their card or did not bring any euros in change !!!.  If you only have notes there are a few  'coin change ' machines-but again they tend to be busy - if you can find them  ---the answer is to take a bunch of euro coins with you!
Your ticket is valid for the journey to the centre of Paris  This ticket is also good for a transfer from the RER to the local Metro system and an unlimited number of transfers once you are inside the Metro as long as you don't exit a metro station.
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You have to select  Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy (MLVChessy) as you final destination then use  use the RER B train in the direction of 'Massy Palaiseau' you travel to 'Châtelet les Halles' in the city, change and take the RER A back out east in the direction Marne-la-Vallée-Chessy (your stop for Disneyland). If you can, try and take one of the 'express' trains normally marked 'KARI' as above. These trains only stop at main stations so tend to be less busy so if you are travelling with luggage you may have more space.
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Once you have your ticket follow the signs saying "Access aux trains" or "All trains". When using the ticket from and to the airport (as with tickets for the RER trains and the metro) you have to use it to enter and to exit the train. Always keep the ticket handy as the SNCF guards sometimes check tickets and if you are without one you may be fined €40. This means that after you use your ticket at the entry gate, you must retrieve it from the machine and keep it with you until you leave the train/metro (it continues to work here ) system including any connections. This will lead you down an escalator to the train Platform.
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The platform signs read 'Tous les trains vont à Paris' - all the trains serve Paris. When the the train arrives the doors should open automatically but if they don't just push on the rubber button to operate.
RER B train route to Paris
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Chatelet Les-Halles is actually the largest underground station in Europe but don't let that put you off as it is well signposted.You have to make your way to the RER line A4 and take the train in the direction of Marne-la-Vallee. On the Platform you will find an overhead illuminated sign highlighting the route of the arriving train with all the stops on that route lit up.
​Journey time around 1 hour.

*Please note: because of the number of lines through this station it is best avoided at peak times.
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There are actually two stations/stops that give you access to Disneyland® Paris and it will depend on whether you are going directly to the parks (Marne-la-Vallée/Chessy station) or if you are heading to one of the many hotels serving the area.
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The first  stop is Val d'Europe Station which gives you access to La Vallée Village (a designer shopping outlet), the l'Élysée Val d'Europe Hotel, the Adagio City Aparthotel Val d'Europe and Sea Life Aquarium.
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The final stop is Marne-la-Vallée/ Chessy Station giving access to Disneyland® Park, Walt Disney® Studios Park,Disney Village, the Dream Castle Fabulous Hotels Group, the Magic Circus Fabulous Hotels Group,the Explorers Fabulous Hotels Group, Hôtel Kyriad and Villages Nature Paris 
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You will arrive at the station 'Marne-la-Vallee / Chessy, Paris Disneyland®' which is on the plaza between the Disneyland® Hotel, the Walt Disney Studios and the Disney®​ Village.
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A free shuttle bus service runs from this station to all the Disney® hotels (except Disney's Davy Crockett Ranch and Villages Nature Paris.
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