Navigo card

We had finished up our longer day at Disneyland around 4:00 PM, and walked over to the hotel to collect our bags, and then took the shuttle back to the train station.

In the last episode, I talked about the Navigo Weekly Pass, but I can go over it again now.

So I had intended to buy a Navigo Weekly Pass for all of us, since we'd be taking transit to get to and from Disney, taking it around Paris for two days, and using it to head back to the airport.

It gives you unlimited use for the entire week in all zones around Paris.

It does require a photo, which I did bring, uh, but it can't be purchased at a kiosk, and the line to get them was quite long the day we arrived in Paris, and only, uh, had one agent working.

On our first full day in Paris, we didn't need to be anywhere at any particular time, so we all slept in a bit, just making sure we were up and ready to get breakfast before it closed for the day.

We made another stop at the grocery store for more sandwiches and some chips and drinks, and then continued to the Metro station.

Here we reloaded our Navigo card with a day pass.

When we arrived in Paris, we had to take other transit to get out to Disneyland.

I had intended to buy a Navigo weekly pass for all of us since we'd be using transit to get to and from Disney, taking it around Paris for two days and using it to head back to the airport.

This pass gives you unlimited use for the entire week in all zones.

Unlike regular day passes, it required a photo on each one and can't be bought at transit kiosks.