Travel from Eurodisney to Paris

My family ie husband and 2 kids (11%26amp;8yrs) are travelling first time to Paris %26amp; Eurodisney. We are staying at the holiday inn - near eurodisney and would like to visit Paris a couple of times during the stay.

Our trip is

17/10 Arrive on Eurostar at Garde Du Nord- Paris

Which train do I take to get to the next station

17/10 2300hrs take the Corail from Gare Austerilitz) to Lourdes

18/10 return to Paris from Lourdes (on the nite train)

19/10 8am -arrive in Paris - travel to Holiday Inn (what type of train and what are the costs for all of us)

Would like to see abit of Paris before heading to the hotel - any suggestions.

19/10 to 22/10 (4 nites) stay at Holiday Inn at Marne La Valle (Disney) Will buy a 3 day pass to disney sites -is that enough time?

23/10 midday on the Eurostay back to London.

During the above 4 days we would ilke to commute to Paris and see the sites - which train passes do we buy . Should we buy a pass that could cover our train journeys on 17/10 %26amp; 19/10 as well. Pls advise. Thanks

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the price for a ticket from eurodisney to paris costs Euro 6.25 one way. a carte orange covering zones 1-5 (Euro 32 approx) would be useful if you visit paris that often, it would also cover your travel in paris. good if you make it on arrival at gare du nord.

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Three days in Disney will be enough. Frankly a two day would do it, and as I recall a two day is only a few more euros then a one day, that leaves a full day for Paris, plus perhaps one or two afternoons. You will need that time.

Since the weather may be iffy( perhaps rainy) wandering around Disney for three days may not be that fun, as Disney has many outdoor type attractions( Swiss Family treehouse, Tom Sawyers island etc) . You will easliy cover the rides in tow day, be sure to learn how to obtain and use fast passes, they save lots of %26quot; line %26quot; time. They are not available for all rides , just popular ones.

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Thanks for your help - I will spend 2 days at Disneya and the rest for Paris.

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