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Sheraton Paris Airport Hotel Charles De Gaulle
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Several EXKI restaurants are located at the CDG Airport, departure halls.
EXKI is an international chain serving health food.
Updated Nov 7, 2011
Address: CDG Arport departure halls
Phone: +33-1-74252917
Website: http://www.exki.fr/default/fr-fr.aspx
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Pattisserie PAUL is a chain of pattisseries/sandwich shops, also present at the CDG airport.
In my opinion the number of food & drink shops at CDG is rather limited, so the shop seating area is a kind of battle field.
The food & drinks are of high quality.
Written Oct 23, 2011
Address: CDG Departure terminals
Phone: 0800-278600
Website: http://www.paul.fr/fr/home.php
The Val d’Europe Airports shuttle (VEA) provides bus services between the Charles de Gaulle Airport and the Disneyland Resort from 08:40AM to 8:25PM.
The bus stops at the Airport is located at Terminal 2E-2F. A local white VEA bus will collect passengers at the other Terminals.
The (red) bus also serves the following hotels along the route:
-Disney's Hotel Newport Bay Club
-Disney's Hotel Sequoia Lodge
-Kyriad Hotel
-Holiday INN
-Vienna International Dream Castle
-Thomas Cook Explorers Hotel
-Disney's Hotel Santa Fe
-Disney's Hotel Cheyenne
-Disney's Hotel NewYork
-Disneyland Hotel
-Magic Circus Hotel
Single fare tickets: €18 (Adult).
Written Oct 23, 2011
Phone: +33-1-53483953
Website: http://www.vea-shuttle.co.uk/faq.asp
The Roissybus brings you from the airport to the Paris l'Opera in about 1 hour for Euro 10,--.
Tickets must be bought at the ticketmachine in the waiting rooms at the busstops. So bring 2 Euro coins or a bank card. The ticket machines are the same types you find in the Paris Métro stations. Multiple language are available.
You have to validate your ticket when entering the bus at a small machine (that will buzz) at the bus entrance.
The bus has stops at all terminals (multiple at terminal 2).
During daytime from 6AM to 8.45PM on average a bus departs every 15 minutes, thereafter till 11PM each 20 minutes.
The Roissybus is run by the RATP (Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens), also running the Paris Regional trains, Metro and Bus system. On one occasion on our way to the Airport we made a small detour at Noon to the RATP bus garage to change drivers.
Updated Oct 20, 2011
Phone: +33-149-256187
Website: http://www.ratp.fr
This Paris airport shuttle service is less expensive than a taxi, can take until 8 people, no night rates, but you have to book it a few days ago. On the other way, your driver is waiting for you at the airport. No time to lose.
http://www.allonavette.fr/
Written May 2, 2009
Website: http://www.allonavette.fr/
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Favorite thing: Arriving at CDG is like in any modern airport.
From the gates you go one level down to luggage claim.
Arrival times can be found at the Airport´s website.
Updated Nov 7, 2011
Favorite thing: The CDG Airport has three terminals. The circular Terminal 1 is the oldest and now in use for long flights.
Terminal 2 was originally built exclusively for Air France. Terminal 2 expanded with several sections and nowadays is host to many European flights. Terminal 2 also has an RER and TGV station.
Terminal 3 hosts charter and low-cost airlines.
Updated Nov 7, 2011
Favorite thing: Departures are located at the upper level. There are elevators and escalators in the terminals.
Departures times of the flights and check-in/gate location are displayed on many screens.
Check-in is in most cases automated, so you have to print your own gate pass by scanning your passport or entering your electronic ticket code.
At the seating area around the gates are small food & drinks shops present and an Internet area.
Updated Nov 7, 2011
Favorite thing: Internet access at the CDG Airport is provided by AtlanTeam. You will find the WiFi areas and Internet Terminal at each of the departure waiting areas.
Written Oct 23, 2011
Favorite thing: Air France stopped flying the Concorde in 2003.
One of the Concordes is put along the entrance road of the Airport.
Written Oct 23, 2011
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