Roissy-en-France Travel Guide

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 pieter_jan_v Says:  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. 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  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... 

 cracov02 Says:  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/ 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  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... 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  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... 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  CDG Airport has just 2 runways: 09/27 and 10/28. 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  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. 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  Air France stopped flying the Concorde in 2003.One of the Concordes is put along the entrance road of the Airport.