Updated: 24 June 2014
The all-inclusive Navigo, the Paris transportation pass, can be purchased for weekly or monthly travel in or between the five zones of Ile de France, the greater Paris area. Central Paris is Zones 1-2 and is sufficient for most tourists or Paris residents. Usually, if you have a Zones 1-2 pass and want to go to Versailles (Zone 4), or Charles de Gaulle Airport and Disneyland (Zone 5), you need to purchase a separate ticket. Since September 2012, the monthly pass has been dézoné, meaning that you can travel in any zone anywhere in the Ile de France region regardless of your forfait, or plan, on weekends and holidays.
The all-inclusive Navigo, the Paris transportation pass, can be purchased for weekly or monthly travel in or between the five zones of Ile de France, the greater Paris area. Central Paris is Zones 1-2 and is sufficient for most tourists or Paris residents. Usually, if you have a Zones 1-2 pass and want to go to Versailles (Zone 4), or Charles de Gaulle Airport and Disneyland (Zone 5), you need to purchase a separate ticket. Since September 2012, the monthly pass has been dézoné, meaning that you can travel in any zone anywhere in the Ile de France region regardless of your forfait, or plan, on weekends and holidays.
Don’t forget
to validate your Navigo with each use
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From July 14 – August 15, 2014, the monthly passes are dézoné
every day. This is an excellent summer deal. For 67.10€, you now have access to
all of Central Paris, plus Versailles, the airports, the castle and forest of Fontainebleau,
the Great War museum in Meaux.
Tactile
screen that accepts cash
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See here for a detailed explanation on purchasing and charging your Navigo pass.
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