1. How to Get from Gare du Nord to Disneyland Paris by RER

    When travelling from London to Disneyland Paris, most people tend to use the direct Eurostar service from St Pancras International to Marne-la-Vallée station which is situated directly next to both Disneyland Paris as well as Walt Disney Studios Park and the Disney Village. However this train does not run everyday throughout the year (especially during quieter off-peak times) and when it does operate it can quickly sell out leaving you to find an alternative route to get there.

    Whenever I have visited Disneyland Paris, I always prefer to take the Eurostar to Gare du Nord in the centre of Paris itself before using the local RER commuter train to travel out to Disneyland. I prefer this route due to the wider choice of train times as well as the trains to and from Gare du Nord often being a lot cheaper. Another advantage is you are able to clear UK Immigration and customs at Gare du Nord on the journey back to London as opposed to the direct train which has to clear immigration at St Pancras – the one time I took the direct train back from Marne-la-Vallée we waited nearly an hour once we arrived at St Pancras as there was only two officers checking the passports for the entire train.

    The journey from Gare du Nord to Marne-la-Vallée is incredibly quick and easy as is the process of buying the tickets for the RER train.  This blog post was originally written back in December 2013, updated with new photos in September 2021 and updated once again in October 2022 with all current and up to date information including the latest ticket prices as I recently visited Paris (as well as Disneyland Paris) for a short break.

    After arriving at Gare du Nord on the Eurostar, make your way along the platform to the main concourse area of the station where you will see many signs for the RER and the Metro.  Take either the escalator, stairs or elevator down one level and keep following the signs for the RER.

    Near the entrance to the RER platforms are a ticket office as well as several ticket machines dotted around which are very simple to use.  You can change the language from French into English, Spanish, German and Italian by pressing the flag button on the bottom of the screen.

    To buy tickets from Gare du Nord to Marne-la-Vallée you will need to:

    Select “Purchase Tickets” / “Buy Cardboard Tickets”
    Select “Ile de France Tickets”
    Select “Another Station”

    Use the keypad on the screen to start typing Marne-la-Vallée and select “Marne-V/Chessy when it appears.

    Select what ticket you would like to purchase – either Full Fare, Concession or Child.

    Select how many tickets you would like to buy.

    At this point if you need to add any other ticket types (such as a child fare), select “Continue Purchasing”.

    You will be able to see a list of all of the tickets in your basket on the right hand side of the screen.




    As of October 2022, the brand new ticket prices and current one way fares from Gare du Nord to Marne-la-Vallée are:

    Adult – €5.00
    Child Aged 4 to 9 – €2.50 (Under 4’s travel for free if they do not occupy a seat)

    The final step is payment and the machines will accept credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard and Maestro), Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay as well as coins.  If you only have banknotes you will need to visit the ticket office to purchase your tickets.

    After purchasing your tickets, you will need to take either of the following RER trains to Châtelet Les Halles:

    RER Line B in the direction of Robinson / Saint-Rémy-lés-Chevreuse
    RER Line D in the direction of Malesherbes / Melun

    Once on the platform the television screens display all of the stops that the next train will be making. Châtelet Les Halles is the next station after Gare du Nord so every RER B and D train will make this stop.

    As you will be travelling on a commuter train, the one piece of advice I will give is to not travel on the RER during rush hour as both the trains and platforms will be very crowded and it will be difficult to board the trains if you have any large bags or pushchairs with you. Outside of rush hour, you should not have any problems.



    After arriving at Châtelet Les Halles, simply follow the signs for RER Line A in the direction of Boissy-St-Léger / Marne-la-Vallée – there is even a Mickey Mouse logo on the signs to help guide the way! Depending on the train, you might only have to walk to the opposite platform.


    As the RER Line A train has two different destinations, you will need to check the displays above the platform as well as the television monitors to ensure that you board the correct train for Marne-la-Vallée. The RER trains run frequently throughout the day so you will not have long to wait if you just miss one.

    The journey from Châtelet Les Halles to Marne-la-Vallée takes forty minutes and you do not need to worry about missing your stop as Marne-la-Vallée is at the final station at the end of the line.

    If you need to access mobile data whilst visiting France, you can purchase a travel E-Sim through Airalo. If you would like to use my referral code NIKKI8866 when signing up, you will receive £2.50 / US$3 off your first purchase.


    After arriving at Marne-la-Vallée, you will need your ticket once again to exit the station. The entrance (and security checkpoint) for Disneyland Paris, Walt Disney Studios Paris and the Disney Village is located directly in front of the station.

    Buses to the Disney Hotels are located to the side of the station but if you are staying at the Disneyland Hotel or the Hotel New York, it can be much quicker to walk if you do not have any heavy luggage with you.

    When taking the RER back to Gare du Nord, the process is exactly the same but simply in reverse however make sure to give yourself a little extra time in case of any delays on the way. Buying a ticket is also easier as you can just select “Tickets for Paris City” on the ticket machines at Marne-la-Vallée station which are valid for the entire journey back to Gare du Nord.

    You will need to change trains again at Châtelet Les Halles to the RER Line B train in the direction of Aéroport Charles de Gaulle / Mitry-Claye or RER Line D towards Orry-la-Ville – Coye and ride one stop north to Gare du Nord.

    Once back at Gare du Nord, follow the signs from the RER platform for “Grandes Lignes” and the entrance to the Eurostar is clearly signposted.

    Since this blog post was written, some of the information and prices may no longer be accurate or up to date. Be sure to do your own research and check official websites for the latest details before making any of your own travel plans.

    Support Me and Buy Me a Coffee
    Pin this Blog Post on Pinterest
    Follow Me on Instagram
    Follow Me on Bloglovin’

    292 thoughts on “How to Get from Gare du Nord to Disneyland Paris by RER”

    1. Phil Hoffer

      Hi Nikki,

      Many thanks for your very detailed instructions. It should help us a lot on our trip in August.
      Thanks
      Phil

      Reply ↓
    2. Nikki

      Hi Phil.

      Thanks for your kind words. It is a very easy trip however when leaving Disneyland Paris to get back to Gare du Nord give yourself a little extra time especially in rush hour as the trains can get busy with all the commuters.

      Have fun in Disneyland Paris and enjoy Ratatouille 🙂

      Reply ↓
    3. Anonymous

      This is the most helpful information I have found on getting to Disney from Gare Du Nord, it has made our holiday easy as I was travelling alone with 2 young children.

      Reply ↓
    4. Anonymous

      Thanks for concise easy to follow instructions we are visiting the park in feb next year doing this route great instructions.

      Reply ↓
    9. Nikki

      Even though I’ve always bought two single tickets each time, from looking on Google I’m led to believe that you can use return tickets on any day.

      Reply ↓
    10. Nikki

      Sorry but I wouldn’t have any idea how much a taxi would cost but my guess would be very expensive. I would recommend the RER over a taxi any day not just due to cost but due to traffic in the centre of Paris.

      Reply ↓
    13. Anonymous

      We’re looking at going to DLP Feb 2014 from London. The Eurostar isn’t running direct from London to Disneyland Paris at this point, but still goes to Gare du Nord. Will the RER still be open when we go or will it all be closed so we’ll have to find another way of getting there?

      Reply ↓
    14. Anonymous

      I have put a link to this on the Tripadvisor DLP forum. It is by far the best explanation of the journey I’ve seen. I totally discounted it originally but you have won me round! Let you know how we get on in March 2015. 🙂

      Anon 21/09/2014 – As for Feb 2015 – no reason why the RER would be closed (unless of course you are travelling in the middle of the night of course)

      Reply ↓
    16. Nikki

      Thank you for your comment – it is such an easy journey to make. The only time the trains get busy is during rush hour so give yourself a little extra time if travelling at that time of day 🙂

      Reply ↓
    17. Jen Price

      Hi there I was just wondering if i was to get the 1813 train or the 1913 train from gare du nord to london what time would i have to leave disneyland paris in order to get there in time for immigration checks and check in, and how long is the immigration checks and check in timescale bearing in mind i have an 8 year old and would have 3 pieces of luggage sorry for all the questions is just my first time traveling non direct to disneyland paris so trying to get as much information as possible thank you

      Reply ↓
    19. clare

      Wonderfully clear and concise information. Thanks Nikki. Has taken the stress out of traveling with 2 kids under 5. Was wondering, do you know if children aged 5 go free?

      Reply ↓
    20. Anonymous

      Are there lifts / elevators in the station as I am wondering how to get down from Eurostar with luggage and a stroller/pushchair

      Reply ↓
    21. Nikki

      Sorry for the late reply. I have just checked my etickets for my last visit and we travelled on the 1913 train from Gare du Nord. We left Marne-la-Vallee just after 4pm. It was definitely worth leaving early and having extra time as the trains and the stations got incredibly busy with rush hour traffic. I certainly wouldn’t have wanted any less time to do the journey. Check-in and immigration took about ten minutes so not too long at all – believe me Gare du Nord is an absolute dream of a station compared to the chaos of check in and security for the direct train at Marne-la-Vallee which took forever both times I did it.

      Reply ↓
    24. Nikki

      Sorry but I have no idea as I’ve only ever travelled with one small wheelie bag each time I’ve been to Paris so have always used the escalators that are right by the area where the Eurostar arrives. Does anyone else know?

      Reply ↓
    28. Nikki

      I’m not sure as I’ve only ever bought adult tickets. If you need to purchase adult/child tickets in one transaction it might be easier to go to the ticket desk 🙂

      Reply ↓
    33. Anonymous

      Hi Nikki,

      Terrific site! We were wondering if the RER to Marne la vallee was a regular service, say every hour? Or is it like eurostar to marne La vallee where it’s the one service for the day?
      Many thanks,

      Reply ↓
    34. Nikki

      The RER is a regular commuter train which runs every 10-15 minutes. So if you just miss one, you won’t have long to wait until the next 🙂

      Reply ↓
    35. Anonymous

      Hi again do you know if a travelcard as such in France would cover the centre if paris to val d’europe because I am staying there for one night before going to disneyland and would like to go to check in and then go back to Paris for sightseeing and thought that would be the cheaper option

      Reply ↓
    36. samfrost93

      Thanks very much for this, I’ve used the RER and metro several times.. I think the way it lights up the stations makes it much easier to ride!

      Reply ↓
    37. Anonymous

      Thank you so much for these detailed steps. We are going in March and will be going from Disney to Gare de Nord to catch the Thalys to Amsterdam. I was wondering how long before our departure time from Gare de Nord should we leave from Disney?

      Reply ↓
    39. Nikki

      Depending on the time of day, give yourself a couple of hours. I think we left Disneyland at 1630 in the afternoon for our 1930 train back to London as we would be hitting rush hour. Always give yourself plenty of time as there was people at Gare du Nord that missed earlier trains.

      Reply ↓
    44. Anon

      Amazing, helpful information Massive Thanks as we travelling with a girl guiding group and this information has just made our journey much easier and less stressful. Thanks again 🙂

      Reply ↓
    46. Anonymous

      Hi, Thank you so much for this wonderful information. I was wondering how far the walk from the station to the Hotel New York is in minutes. Thank you

      Reply ↓
    48. Anonymous

      Thank you Nikki, you have really saved us a lot of money. My husband and I are travelling with our 2 boys in August hence why I wanted to know the distance. Thanks once again.

      Reply ↓
    51. gopinath

      This is the post i m looking for as i m travelling with kid. One small info will the ticket machine accept ABN AMRO debit card with Pin?

      Reply ↓
    53. Nikki

      I’ve never even heard of your card but from the photos the card logos shown on the ticket machine are Visa, Mastercard, Eurocard and Carte Bleue.

      Reply ↓
    54. Mastermyk JR

      Hi Nikki thanks for this informative information we are planning to go to Disney this year and this will be our guide. I already printed this and will be used like our map. thanks

      Reply ↓
    58. Kris

      Thank you nikki that was a really helpful page for me to get everything sorted and I very much appreciate your kindness in taking the time to do this for us all. i know exactly where i am going now. You’re a star x

      Reply ↓
    62. Hayley

      Nikki – your details are amazing, and have totally put me at ease. We went to DLP last July but flew, this time we are going via train into Paris……I’ve done a lot of research on trip and so so cuffed I have found your page for a trip next week :-))))))

      Reply ↓
    64. Anonymous

      Hi Nikki, thanks for the info. I’ve several questions here:

      1-After we buy the ticket, we proceed to RER B, correct? As you shown the picture of RER B, in order to pass thru the get, what we have to do there?Do we swipe the ticket that we bought or how?

      2-Once we pass thru the gate at RER B, we then use train to Châtelet Les Halles RER A, correct? Once we arrive at RER A, we have to walk to RER E as you shown the picture, correct? We don’t have to buy any ticket right?

      3-In order to go back to Gare Du Nord station, do we have to buy ticket? Can you tell me the process how?I mean ticket to where we should buy?

      Sorry for asking to many questions as this gonna be my first trip to europe.

      Reply ↓
    65. Nikki

      You take the RER B from Gare du Nord to Chatelet Les Halles.

      Once at Chatelet Les Halles walk across the platform and get on the RER A to Marne La Vallee.

      You buy one ticket for the journey at Gare du Nord – you’ll need to keep hold of the ticket as you’ll need it to pass through the barriers at both Gare du Nord and Marne La Vallee.

      To get back to Gare du Nord you need to buy your tickets at Marne la Vallee – you can either use the machines (there are plenty) or go to the ticket office.

      Don’t worry about it too much – it is a very simple and easy journey to make.

      Reply ↓
    67. Anonymous

      Thank you so much! This is just what I needed as it is my first visit and it really makes a difference knowing what to expect. Brilliant!

      Reply ↓
    69. Ric Euteneuer

      The other way of doing this, is to change trains at Lille Europe. There are trains from Lille to the West and East of France that skirt around the capital, stop at Paris CDG airport and then Disneyland. I found this out as we were travelling to Nantes and were dreading crossing Paris in the rush hour with our voluminous rucksacks, and a little homework on voyages-sncf.fr showed us there was a direct train to Nantes. I had no idea the same train also stopped at Disneyland (but it did), and the change was across the platform at Lille.

      Bought in advance, tickets are as little as €20 (less for children) and the Lille trains are generally the less busy Brussels Eurostars, so are cheaper.

      Reply ↓
    70. Anonymous

      Nikki, thank you so much for your really helpful instructions. As a 68 year old granny travelling alone for the first time to Disney to meet my family I was a bit apprehensive. Thanks to you I had no problems at all and found it very easy.

      Reply ↓
    71. Anonymous

      leaving Disney after the Fireworks and catching the RER A back to Paris- does it stop at all stations in Paris along A Red line or does it end in Gare Du Lyon? for example does it go as far as Charles de Gaulle Etoile?
      finding it hard to get this information and need to book a hotel dont want to book near Eiffle Tower if late trains end in Gare Du Lyon only,as I am travelling alone with a child.

      Reply ↓
    73. Anonymous

      We wanted to visit Paris with 2 children. We will like to visit Disneyland, Eiffel tower and Elysee Palace. Sleeping over for 2 days and back to London….. any idea about the best places to stay and best way to connect the transport….

      We want the children to see the best of Paris on these 2 days on a budget !….any helpful tips ??

      Thanks

      Reply ↓
    74. Anonymous

      Thanks Nikki for the detailed info!

      I am going in October from London to Paris and this is what I found:

      SNCB / Eurostar: Departing Oct 08 from London St. Pancras International at 10:24 – Arriving Oct 08 to Paris Nord Eurostar at 13:47 with no changes (€67.50 = $73.15)

      Is this the best and/or the cheapest way to go from London to Paris? If so; at what time should I be at St. Pancras International?

      Thanks again for helping all of us!

      Answer for the question above: I am on a budget too, so I will be staying at the Generator Hostel Paris which is near the Paris Nord and Gare du Nord. I hope this helps…

      Reply ↓
    81. Nikki

      Sorry I can’t help as I’ve never stayed overnight in the city of Paris itself – I’ve only ever done day trips from London and from Disneyland Paris. Can anyone help?

      Reply ↓
    82. Nikki

      Check the Eurostar website on http://www.eurostar.com as that train currently has fares for £54 : – there are cheaper fares at different times too.

      If you are already in Central London then the Eurostar is definitely the quickest and easiest way to get to Paris.

      You’ll need to be at St Pancras at least half an hour before train departure but I would always arrive earlier.

      Reply ↓
    84. Anonymous

      Thank you for such clear instructions. You gave me the confidence to take the family for a magical day out.

      One word of warning is to be careful of ‘helpers’ who will try to buy tickets for you and then ask for cash. They are not employees of the station and are using stolen credit cards. If you mention you want to check with security, they will run away quickly.

      Once again, thanks for your help.

      Reply ↓
    85. Christine Sykes

      Thanks for your helpful tips. I’m gormless when travelling to new places; but your clear instructions took the pressure out of my day.

      Reply ↓
    88. steve g

      This is brilliant, just what I need. You wouldn’t happen to know what the transfer from gare du nord to the Amsterdam train is like and if I need to show my passport to anyone?? Lol

      Reply ↓
    91. Nikki

      Never been to Amsterdam and my guess is you would not need to show your passport between Paris and Amsterdam as you are travelling between two Schengen countries.

      Reply ↓
    92. Marc

      Do not accept the help of scammers at Gare Du Nord station. You are likely to be approached by people offering to help you buy tickets for the RER train to Disney Land. They will offer to buy your ticket at a machine as the machine doesn’t accept “foreign” bank cards or notes. The tickets are likely to be useless and they charge more for them than the ticket office. We were approached on the 4th Nov 2015. Luckily, I’m a born sceptic and realised the scam.

      Reply ↓
    93. Toni Bennett

      Thanks for these helpful instructions! Can we use a UK bank card to purchase the tickets? Also, when returning to the UK our Eurostar is due to leave around 8.30pm, what time would you suggest leaving Disney?

      Reply ↓
    94. Nikki

      I would leave Disney at 5pm at the very latest for a train at 8:30pm so you have plenty of time to make the journey – it’s better to get to Gare du Nord a bit early rather than too late. Also, I’ve always used a UK bank card with no problems.

      Reply ↓
    98. Deepak Tandel

      Hello NIKKI,
      I have gone through some of your useful response for taveling from Gare Du Nord to Marne la vallee for visiting Disneyland Paris. I have plans of Two days to visit disneyland park (one day) and Walt Disney Studio Park (one day). Please can you tell me whether we can make journey each day from Gare DU nord to Marne Le vallee and return back in the evening. I think there is no necessary to stay near disneyland.

      Please can you also provide some information about the timings of the parade (Carnival) in disneyland park. Is it possible to see the parade and then travel back to Gare Du Nord comfortably.

      Thanks

      Reply ↓
    99. Nikki

      It’s up to you whether you want to spend nearly two hours every day travelling to and from Disneyland Paris or stay near the park. As for parade times you need to check the Disneyland Paris website as they can change week to week.

      Reply ↓
    100. Unknown

      I think saying Thank you is too less. I have never seen such detailed and beautiful instruction ever for a travel site with screenshots. Thanks for making the trip so easy

      Reply ↓
    102. Anonymous

      Thanks for taking the time to share this information, makes the trip seem way less stress full.

      For a family of 4 when we buy tickets at Gare du Nord do we buy separately or can we purchase 4 tickets with one transaction using our credit card.

      Reply ↓
    103. Julieta

      7.60 now.

      Thank you sooooo much!!! There are no words to thank you for taking the time to do this. We had problems at the machines. My credit card was not accepted and we didn’t had change. We bought at the box office … but I didn’t know how to tell them! Thanks tothe picture you post I could… I show the girl the picture and she gave it to me. Thank you soooo much!!!

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Oh my, I seriously had no idea when I wrote this post a few years ago how helpful it would be. I’m glad that it helped you and I hope you had an amazing time at Disney 🙂

        Reply ↓
    105. Spencer Kingi

      Hi Nikki,
      Thank you for the very detailed instructions of how to get to Disneyland Paris, it is great to have someone like you who takes the time to help others who have never been to this part of the world before. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

      Reply ↓
    106. Conor

      Hello
      I’m going to Disneyland Paris in April, and I see that this was all posted in 2014. Do you think it will still all apply 2 years later? Thanks

      Reply ↓
    107. Hannah

      Nikki,
      I think I actually love you. Lol.
      This helped me soooooo much! I’ve never travelled this way to DLP before and you made me feel relaxed because I knew what to look out for.
      I’m currently on the RER train to DLP & im just praying that coming home tomorrow will be just as simple ??
      Thank you again!!
      Hannah

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Hannah. I’m so happy that you’re on your way to DLP. Have a great time and just make sure to give yourself enough time to get back tomorrow and you’ll be fine x

        Reply ↓
    108. Ollie

      Thank you for this great information. Please can you tell me if I can buy a return ticket from Paris Gare du Nord to Marne Le Valley travelling out on one day and returning 5 days later.

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Ollie. To be honest I’m not sure as I bought a single ticket each time and the last time I did this journey was over three years ago. Does anyone else reading here who has done the journey recently know?

        Reply ↓
        1. Bliss

          Thanks. One more question. Once the train arrives in Marne-la-Vallee, is the entrance to Disneyland within walking distance?

          Reply ↓
    111. Anonymous

      This was so helpful when I was trying to find my way to disneyland, I followed all the steps you gave and got to disneyland!!! Thankyou so much

      Reply ↓
    112. Alex Karev

      This is great.
      It’s going to help me a lot as I am usually a mess at train stations and need to always be asking everyone around for directions.

      Reply ↓
    113. Donna

      Hi Nikki, We will be going to DLP in August for the first time , We will be coming into Paris via Eurostar and making our way from there. Will it be easy to see where we need to go and does anybody have a recent price for the tickets and weather its worth buying a return or two singles please – Ive just done a search and seems to suggest over 200 Euros – surely that can not be correct for 2 Adults and 2 Children

      Thanks

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        According to RATP the current adult fare is €7.60 and a child fare is €3.80. So by my calculations for the four of you that would be €22.80 from Gare du Nord to Marne la Vallee.

        And you cannot miss the signs for the RER.

        Reply ↓
    115. kaps

      Hi Nikki, thanks for taking so much time to post this. We will be travelling with our kids (1 and 5) from kings cross to gau de Nord. We are planning to see the central paris first and then move in evening to our hotel at Disney Land. Do you advise one day pass, a RER day pass ? or a single ticket to cover central paris (Effel tower mainly) and then single ticket to our hotel at disney land. Not sure if a RER single day pass will cover both of these journeys. Please advise.

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        The last time I was in Paris was four years ago so I am probably not the best person to help with your question. Enjoy Paris 🙂

        Reply ↓
    116. Corey

      Used these directions yesterday. They worked perfectly. The only slight difference is that the ticket machines are now white and not green. The fare is 7.60 euros and takes only about 45 minutes or so. Thank you!

      Reply ↓
    117. Shoaib

      Thank you so much, really helpful and best info I’ve been able to find so far. Made me feel much better as I’m travelling with 3 young children! Thank you again x

      Reply ↓
    118. Victoria

      Thank you so much! As someone from the United States I am some what familiar with the metro (or subway) system but this post made me so much more comfortable with traveling to Disney as I am staying in Paris. Thank you!

      Reply ↓
    119. Marieanne

      Thank you so so much!!! Travelling with little ones and Grandma is stressful enough – add huge costs for direct trains and it almost stops you from going! I feel really confident now I have your site and all those great pictures! You are an absolute star for doing this for us all!!!!

      Reply ↓
    121. Naz

      Just a word of advice. The RER is closed for some days in August 2017 on some stations for track work so an alternative route would need to be planned to avoid walking long distances with luggage and young children.

      Reply ↓
    122. Jacqueline Thomas

      My daughter and partner are traveling in September with 3 children, 9, 3 and 1 year olds. I can see it’s €7.60 per adult but how much is it for children and can I pre book the tickets online?
      Thank you in advance.

      Reply ↓
      2. Naz

        From Gare du Nord to Disney Land the machine charged 3.80 euros for children between 4 n 11. On our way back at the ticket office we got charged an adult fare for children over 9!!

        Reply ↓
    123. Terry W-J

      Wow, what a brillaintly detailed explanation! I have spent the best part of two hours trying to plan this and then you nailed it in the 2 minutes it took me to read through your page! Feeling a lot more relaxed about the trip to Disney now, especially knowing that the Hotel New York is just round the corner! Thanks,

      Reply ↓
    124. Kay Adeoye

      Eurostar live chat just gave me a link to this blog! Haha, it’s official – you are the official travel guide for Paris to Disney ?. Thank you!

      Reply ↓
    125. stacey hare

      how long did you allow time wise , to get from Disney to Gare du Nord to catch the eurostar going through immigration at paris.

      BAsically what time should i leave disney to get back to the eurostar

      Reply ↓
    127. PakJomel

      Planning a trip with the bae and co. Had no idea how to get from gare du nord to marne la vallee and I stumbled upon this page. VERY HELPFUL AND SO IN DETAIL. Thank you so much. You should be a tour guide.

      Reply ↓
    128. Mel

      Hi there this may sound like a silly question but is the RER a proper train with a toilet, I am travelling with small children and wanted to make sure they can go to toilet if needed.

      Reply ↓
    129. Ruhaizad

      Hi niki. I am going to disneyland paris next month. When i arrive at the disney station , can i go to the rezort first and check in at the hotel later? I understand there is also a service to send our luggage to hotel? Tq

      Reply ↓
    130. Jona

      Hi Nikki, I was wondering if there is a luggage storage locker at the DLP station? I am coming from Amsterdam to Gare Du Nord then going to take the RER to DLP however I have luggage with me from traveling from Amsterdam. Thank you!

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        It’s been four years since I went through Gare du Nord but according to Google there is luggage storage there 🙂

        Reply ↓
    131. Azmeer

      Wow, this im what looking for, after searching for an hour, this is the best guide to disneyland from gare du nord. Thank you

      Reply ↓
    132. Mark

      This is a godsend.

      Like most things doing it for the first time can be a bit unnverving.

      This guide makes it so much easier many thanks.

      Reply ↓
    133. Anonymous

      This was tremendously helpful today, especially the sign photos. I would see if you can update the ticket purchase screenshots though since not only do the machines look different, the interface is totally different plus on the machines we worked with (closer to the gates) there were no language options.

      We finally got it working (thanks in part to our daughter who took 3 years of HS French). There was a security guy blocking the line to the SNCF counter when we tried to just buy there and the two guys in vests who are “machine helpers” that had who had promised to help us when we got to the front of the machine line promptly disappeared.

      I would say to others definitely pay attention to the B train signs – at first we didn’t thinking Nord (our eventual direction) was the one to take but in fact it’s Sur. The photos helped a bunch here along with making sure you take the right “A” train once you switch.

      I really appreciate the detail in here and it says a lot that it was so helpful four years on. Thanks!

      Reply ↓
    134. Lisa

      This is brilliant. We were quoted nearly £1000 for our trip (6 of us) via Eurostar direct. By splitting the journey we will save nearly £400. Thank you for this detailed quide and I see the main change to your post is that the RER ticket machines are now white, not green (as per the comments of a post earlier this year).

      Reply ↓
    135. Carly

      Hi Nikki, we have just returned from a trip to Disneyland Paris and had to rely on your blog as we booked tickets for Paris Nord rather than Marne le Valles. You made the trip straighforward and stress free for us and we really appreicated the help as we would have struggled without this – thank you so much!!

      Reply ↓
    136. megan

      Hello, would u need to get a separate ticket to get to chatelet les halles then to get the train to Marne la Vallee? Thanks for any help

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        The ticket you buy in Gare du Nord will see you through all the way to Marne-la-Vallée – you do not need to buy two tickets.

        Reply ↓
    137. Toni & Chris

      Hi, we booked a trip to DLP through Wowcher and only found out that the train included only goes to Paris gard du nord after we received our tickets. We were quite stressed when we realised that we have to make our own way from central Paris, especially looking at some of the fares quoted on the Internet. Reading your blog and the subsequent posts has made us feel a lot happier. We are going on Monday and will let you know how we get on when we return. Many thanks.

      Reply ↓
    139. Shao Chan

      Thank you sooooo much for this article. It helps a lot. We have a problem. We’re due to go out on the 22nd March 2018 but a strike by SNCF means that the connecting train after we get off Eurostar at Lille is likely to be cancelled.

      We’re trying to get our tickets changed to continue to Gare Du Nord to follow this article in going via Châtelet Les Halles, but there may be a problem in that SNCF controls some of this route also.

      Does the SNCF strike affect this route? Also, failing that, what are the alternatives for getting to Disneyland Paris?

      Reply ↓
    141. Bahrin MD

      Travelling with 4 young ones with very little knowledge of train systems can be very stressful especially when you are travelling from across the globe. But with your detailed information, it has given me at ease with my travelling plans to DLP which makes our visit all more convenient & cheaper. However, very little info has been given on the shuttle from Marne La Vellee to Disneyland Hotels. How do we get to Explorers Hotels from Marne La Vellee St.? Is there a shuttle bus provided or do we have to get a taxi to to the hotel?

      Reply ↓
    144. Helen Giorgi

      Just returned (August 18) The RER A is shut at Châtelet Les Halles. We went to Nation on metro 1 then got the train to Chessy.

      Reply ↓
        1. Catherine

          Thank you for letting us know the directions are still the same Eve. I’m going to screenshot these directions as they are so clear, thank you Nikki. Eve do you know what the cost is now please?

          Reply ↓
    146. Sherri

      Has anyone stayed at Résidence du Parc Val d’Europe Hotel
      2 rue Edouard Buffard
      MONTEVRAIN, Ile de France, 77144
      I am hoping to use your very helpful directions to get to DLP and our hotel is apparently 10 mins drive from there. I wondered if it’s easy to get a taxi to our hotel. We will be arriving late afternoon and visiting DLP the following 2 days.

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Are you referring to the photo of a finger pressing “2” on the screen? If so, it was two one way tickets we bought as there was two of us travelling. We bought tickets to come back into Paris a few days later at Marne la Vallee.

        Reply ↓
        1. Amy

          Well, I am travelling there on the same day as I come back , so I go early in the morning and come back at night. Therefore, will I be able to purchase a return ticket so a ticket for there and back or do I need to purchase a one way ticket then purchase another one way ticket when I’m coming back to gare du nord at night time?

          Reply ↓
    148. Amy

      Do the machines in the gate du nord station have a return button??? So I can purchase a return ticket? Instead of one way there and another one way back?

      Reply ↓
      1. Clare T

        After you’ve chosen your station that you’re travelling to you select single or return tickets.
        It was last year I travelled and I’m pretty sure the journey is less than an hour, about 40 minutes.

        Reply ↓
    149. Amy

      Hi Nicki, so in order to get to disneyland paris from gare du nord you have to stop at Chatelet and then get on a train from Chatelet to disney land paris? How long does this journey take overall? Thanks, Amy.

      Reply ↓
    150. Issy

      We have just done this trip via RER B. It was great and wouldnt have managed as easily without these directions, thank you. When using the ticket machines, we had to go to ‘Tourists Destinations’ to find Marne-le-vallee (Disneyland Paris) Cost one way for adult was €7.60 / child €3.80. Journey took 45 mins as the particular train had a lot of stops.

      Reply ↓
    151. Nicholas Walker

      Excellent directions Nikki. These are still spot on in October 2018. So much so that we arrived at Gare du Nord, down to RER line B, straight onto the train to Chatelet, straight off and across the platform onto the RER A to Marne la Valee ! So straightforward. From Gare du Nord to Disneyland took about 45 minutes? Thankyou Nikki.

      Reply ↓
    152. Stephen

      Just got back from a fantastic day out at Disneyland Paris.
      The instructions and pricing from Gare Du Nord are still spot on!
      Following these made the journey super easy, thanks so much!

      Reply ↓
    153. Tim Green

      We’re hoping to take this travelling option to DLP from GDN on Sunday 10th March this year. However, looking at the timetable for the next few Sundays this route isn’t available and we would have to go via coach. Do you know if this service will be available on Sundays during March or this service not available on Sundays at all? Many thanks in advance!

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Tim. I personally have no idea as the last time I went to France was in December 2013 when I wrote this blog post. All I can suggest is to keep an eye on the RATP website for any information.

        Reply ↓
    155. Penny Bias

      This step by step is awesome and much appreciated. We are going from London to Disneyland Paris on May 2nd just for the day and it has been sorta overwhelming planning this day trip, but based on your step by step, we should not have any issues.

      Reply ↓
    156. Col C

      Very big thanks to Nikki – the instructions were spot on as i used them this month. Keep up with the top tips, we may follow your footsteps in your other journeys. I am a big fan now!!

      Comments to add

      – There are two sets of two RER machines once you get downstairs. If you walk past these if busy and 4 mins later you will reach the escalators to the RER line where there are 10 machines approx.

      – There are also grand line ticket machines , which DO NOT sell RER tickets.

      – Under 4 children is Free , adults 7.80 one way , (i did not see a return option so do not know if cheaper)

      – Highly suggest having enough coins or using a card to take the hassle/stress of using the ticket centre

      – Top of escalators Marne-la-Vallée turn right and DLP is directly opposite, everything is well signed

      – Disneyland village where there are restaurants , coffee and fast food is a left. Anyone can go there regardless of which park you a visiting , if any.

      – We had minor delays on the RER , everything was fine up to challet de hales (held for 4 mins just before station) , and had to wait 6 mins for next train to Gard du nord there plus very slow moving and jam packed train for that one stop too so about 15 min delay. Lesson is build in some buffer as trains can be packed especially if you need room for a pram/push chair.

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Col. Thanks for your comment and for the extra information – I’m sure it will come in handy to others who are reading here 🙂

        Reply ↓
    158. Denyse Edmiston

      Hi Nikki
      This seems so helpful I am travelling to Paris with my daughter in the summer. I was there last year and we ended up having to pay extra when we got to the other end as the tickets we had were bought from inside a specific zone? Is this correct with regard to your directions just don’t want to pay out that extra cash again? 😀

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Denyse. On the ticket machines, as long as you select your correct starting station and your destination station (Marne-la-Vallée -Chessy) there should not be any extra to pay.

        Reply ↓
    160. Jason Yeoman

      Excellent step by step guide, made our transfer from Gard du nord to Disneyland Paris completely painless. Would recommend anyone travelling by train to Disney Paris to use this cheap and efficient route. Many thanks Nikki.

      Reply ↓
    162. Niall

      Thanks for the info it was very helpful when stuck in this hell hole, I pitty anyone having to travel through it absolutely the worst ******* station I’ve ever had the misfortune to visit its proper ordeal, never again. Still took us just over 1h 30m to get from Eurostar to our connecting train RER B with 2 young kids a double pushchair and suitcases. Gare Du Nord lifts and narrow entrances make this station near impossible to navigate and there is no one around on a sunday, even buying a ticket on the machine isn’t simple. If you have any issue with mobility avoid this place at all cost, it’s like winning the lottery if you actually manage to get a lift even when it arrives good luck it being empty, then you’ll find you have to get more. Also tip: don’t let the staff show you where the toilet is, they take you out of the gate so then your ticket won’t let you back in again.

      Reply ↓
    164. Zoë

      This is a brilliant post thank you for all the information! We were hoping to travel direct via eurostar however that is unavailable for our chosen dates and until reading this post we had been hesitant about travelling by train still, this has helped with our decision so much! Thank you!

      Reply ↓
    165. Georgina-Louise Crane

      This has definitely put my mind at ease about using this route to travel. Do you have an approximate time frame at all? From getting off the Eurostar to arriving in DLP?

      Reply ↓
    166. Steph Clarke

      Thanks for this information as I was travelling a direct train to DLP and then Eurostar said it would be Lille Europe and now they have changed again, so this will be a big help for my trip in November as I’m still waiting to hear back from MagicBreaks to find out what my new train times are and this will make me less anxious about travelling on a train network I don’t know !

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Steph and thanks for the comment. Please do not worry as it really is such a simple journey and worth it when you get to DLP. Hope you have a great trip in November.

        Reply ↓
        1. Steph Clarke

          Hi Nikki, with your detailed help, I found it easy to navigate my way to DLP and I had an Amazing time and I didn’t have to stress, so thank you very much and a Happy New Year !

          Reply ↓
    167. Nik

      This is so so helpful Nikki, thank you. We are travelling to DLP in 3 weeks with two young kids and were feeling so stressed about Eurostar cancelling the direct train … now we’re not so worried about it! 🙂

      One worry remains- I’ve read issues with pickpocketers on the RER who will specifically target tourists, is this something you’ve ever heard about / seen?

      Thanks again!

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Nik. Thanks for the nice comment and you’re going to have a wonderful time at DLP – visiting when the park is decorated for Christmas is magical.

        I’ve personally never had any issues on the RER or seen anything happen. As with anywhere else in the world be aware of your surroundings and keep and hold any bags in front of you and don’t put your phone or wallet in your back pockets.

        Reply ↓
    169. Rahul

      Thank you so much for the detailed information. Much appreciated. Takes the stress out of travelling with a 3 year old.

      Reply ↓
    171. Megan Turner

      Can’t believe how well informed and detailed this blog is! As someone who has never travelling around Paris, Nikki you made it so easy and stress free! Thankyou 🙂

      Reply ↓
    172. M

      Nikki, this is so so helpful, thank you!
      Do you need to buy a separate ticket for the short journey to Chatelet les halles is that included?

      thanks again!

      Reply ↓
    173. Carol Farrelly

      Hi – would there be enough time to see the fireworks and then get train back – or what time do th etrains stop running

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        From looking at the Eurostar website the last train back from Gare du Nord leaves at 9:13pm and as the fireworks seem to be at 9pm on most days if not later then no you would not have time.

        Reply ↓
    174. Kelly

      Hi, thank yes I for this, so helpful! One question: we will be travelling with three kids, 7, 5 & 1, luggage (two big hiking backpacks so we won’t be wheeling or pulling anything) and a pushchair. Is this doable?! Can we keep the littlest one in the pushchair all the time or will we need to take him out & carry him and the pushchair at any point for stairs, etc? Thank you!

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Kelly. Yes it is doable but (as I did the journey again myself last week) I would say that just make sure that you do not do this journey during rush hour (as the trains are so crowded) and you will be fine. As for the pushchair there are stairs, escalator’s and elevators along all of the journey that you can use but the RER train has two levels so you will either need to stand in the entrance area of the train or if you want a seat, use the few stairs to either go up or down a level. I hope this all makes sense.

        Reply ↓
    175. Paul Smith

      Hi Nikki, I would just like to say, that your post was really helpful and precise.
      We enjoyed a care free trip using your instructions and managed to avoid any mishaps.
      Thank you for spending the time putting this together.
      Merry Christmas

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Paul. Thank you and I’m so happy that I could help you and that you had a wonderful trip. Have a great Christmas and a happy new year to you and your family 🙂

        Reply ↓
    176. Clair Pinks

      Hi Nikki! How wonderfully helpful of you!
      I’m planning a trip in April, this looks like it will be just what I need whilst trying to navigate all the busy-ness!
      Would you happen to know the most economical way of booking the Eurostar from London – Paris Gare du Nord? Just via Eurostar direct?
      Thanks in advance!
      Clair

      Reply ↓
        1. Lizzy

          Thank you so much for this Nikki. We have just come back from a 4-day trip to Disneyland Paris and were very apprehensive about finding the train connection in Gare du nord, especially as we had a little one in a buggy. Your detailed explanations were amazing and worked perfectly. On the return it was so helpful too, and we were able to help others with the info about following signs to ‘Grandes lignes’ . Thanks again, this made such a difference to us and we will be confident to do the change in the future instead of taking the more expensive direct train.

          Reply ↓
    177. Jenny

      Hi

      We are planning to go in May and travel on the eurostar to Gard Du Nord and then get the train to Disneyland Paris, does anyone know how much the train tickets are between the 2 stations. I read it was cheaper to book in advance and it could be 8 x dearer buying on the day!

      Thanks 🙂

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Jenny. Do you mean the cost of the RER tickets between Gare du Nord and Marne La Vallee? If so there’s no price difference at all so just get them on the day when you arrive.

        Reply ↓
    178. Lisa

      I am so happy I found your blog. I was using Trainline and SNCF to try and locate train tickets from Disney to Gare du Nord and was getting completely stressed out. They were all showing multiple hours and quite a bit higher cost than what I was expecting. I feel much more at ease now that I have this information. What times of day are considered rush hour in Paris?

      Reply ↓
    179. Jegors

      Hello! Tell me please, I’m going to France, the city of Paris on March 17 until March 19, if the train is not on strike, can I go to Disneyland Paris? And what is the price for a taxi or train, bus? Thank you!

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Jegors. I’ve just looked on the Uber app and the fare from Gare du Nord to Disneyland Paris starts from €71 for an UberX.

        Reply ↓
    180. Tescily England

      This was SO helpful! I’ve been looking everywhere for this exact information, and I was even more assured when I saw the information was updated recently. My one question: we are wanting to stop at Eiffel Tower on the way back from Disneyland Paris – which station should we choose for the pit stop, and how early should we leave Disneyland on a Saturday if we need to catch our Eurostar Train at 8 pm?

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        You will have to go out of your way to visit the Eiffel Tower on your way back. You would need to continue for another three stops on the RER-A train and change at Charles de Gaulle Étoile station to Line 6 of the Paris Metro. If you want to see the Eiffel Tower from across the river, you would need to get off at Trocadero or if you want to see it up close, get off at Bir-Hakeim.

        Reply ↓
    182. Nikki

      I can’t thank you enough for this! I had zero issues changing from the Eurostar onto the RER thanks to your instructions. I’m travelling solo and this certainly took the stress out of it, especially since I don’t speak any French. I appreciate the time you’ve taken to make such a detailed post.
      Thank you!

      Reply ↓
    183. Dan

      Nikki,
      Thank you so much for laying this out so clearly and completely, it made this journey so easy! You were also spot on about traveling during rush hours! One note; a sign on the train this week, said that there will be maintenance on this line from August 5th through the 20th 2023, so anyone traveling during that time will need to adjust their plans.

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Dan I’m glad I could help you and I still remember doing that journey once during rush hour – and that was without any bags! Thanks for the note about maintenance on the line – hopefully this will help someone reading here 🙂

        Reply ↓
      2. Tescily England

        Hi Nikki,
        Just following up after our trip to Disneyland Paris. We had a great time and your instructions were so helpful, but just wanted to warn others who go the train route to Disney of our experience. Rush hour was NO JOKE and getting on the train to Chalet de Halles was so packed that my 5-year old started crying because she thought she was about to get trampled – it was pretty scary. I was slightly worried about our bags getting pickpocketed since we couldn’t move at all, but luckily it was such a fast one-stop trip. Once we got off the train in Chalet de Halles, we were happy to see the RER A train was right next to us. We walked to the platform, and within 3 minutes the RER A train arrived. I took my 2 young daughters inside and down (as it’s split level up or down), my Mom walked in behind me. My husband was behind all of us and had a backpack (diaper bag) a purple duffle bag and our folded stroller. He was stepping onto the train when a guy bumped into him really hard. My husband is a police officer and he asked the guy if he was okay and based on the scared face he gave my husband it didn’t take long before my husband patted his pocket and yelled an expletive. He dropped the stroller and the duffel in one fell swoop as the man ran out of the other door connected to our train and my husband chased after him right before the doors shut. As the train took off we saw him tackle the guy up an escalator and beyond that we didn’t know what happened. My daughters were terrified. My husband was carrying my cell phone in his pocket so I had to use my Mom’s cell phone to try and reach him, but since we were underground it took a while to get through. We got an alert that my cell phone sent out an SOS (probably when the man got tackled) so it woke all of my family members up back home since it was 2 am their time. Of course my 2-year old would soil herself while my husband had the diaper bag which also had my wallet and our passports inside. When we arrived to Disneyland we had no way to call an uber since I didn’t have my phone, our Disneyland tickets were also on my phone, and my credit cards and ID were with my husband so we just waited for him outside the gates of Disney with two children who had been up since 4 am to make the trek. It was a bad hour. Come to find out when my husband tackled the thief he knocked 6 other phones out from his pockets with family photos of people who did not look like the suspect. My husband pulled the pockets out and my credit card was in there along with my husband’s wallet. The police showed up and arrested the guy but were very disinterested in helping my husband find my missing phone even though it was pinging it’s location nearby. They told him he needed to wait at the station for 2 hours if he wanted to file a police report, and since we only had 1 day at Disneyland we didn’t want to miss the purpose of the trip. I share this story not to depress anyone, but I was very sad by how prevalent this crime was and that they seemed to target families with strollers according to police. They police there told us they work together so if the phone did get tackled off of him someone else in his network likely picked it up. At the end of the day my husband was not badly hurt and we still enjoyed the park with our kids but it made the rest of our time in Europe tough having to share a phone the whole time. Please be very very careful during rush hour, and make sure nothing is in your pockets whatsoever. I usually carry my phone and credit card in my purse but because I was purchasing train tickets and using my phone for instructions I handed them to my husband just minutes before we got on the train to Chalet de Halles and they probably saw me hand an expensive phone to him and saw him put it in his pocket and that was our mistake. Just want to warn anyone else who many make this trip!

        Reply ↓
    185. Ben

      So thankful for your amazing travel advice Nikki, you are a legend!!

      I wanted to ask, if you buy a return ticket, is that valid for across 2 days or is that a same day return?

      Thanks again, this blog is literally a lifeline!

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Ben I cannot answer your question as in all of my visits I have never purchased a return ticket as buying single tickets is just as easy – it also means there’s less chance of me losing the ticket too 😀

        Reply ↓
    188. Dean

      As someone who gets very bad travel anxiety this was absolutley amazing, thank you so much for taking the time to make this!!
      The stations were pretty well sign posted but the only improvement on this guide I could think of would be to have a station map with a line showing exactly where to go.

      Reply ↓
    189. Jim

      Thank you soooooo much for this post it really did help we got a bit lost coming back in gare de Nord station but didn’t take long to find out way

      Reply ↓
    191. Erin

      Thank you! This information was immensely helpful while we were traveling yesterday (June 2024). Your instructions were perfect!

      Reply ↓
    192. Shan

      Hi Nikki,

      Found this post on the web. Have bookmarked it for Aug/Sept trip this year. I’m hoping it is as easy as how you’ve written it! Will definitely feedback to you. In the meantime, thank you so much for this thorough guide. Not normally anxious but travelling with 3 kids won’t be easy as it is!! xx

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Shan the journey is really easy so do not worry and just take your time going through Gare du Nord and you will be fine. I hope your family has a great time at DLP 🙂

        Reply ↓
    193. Frida

      Hi
      Your info has been so helpful thank you. Can we purchase these tickets from gare du nord to Disney online ahead to save purchasing in the station? I’m struggling to find it.

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Frida although it looks like you can now buy some Paris public transport tickets online in their respective apps, it would not let me book a ticket from Gare du Nord to Marne La Vallee as it said it was not currently possible so buying the tickets at the station is the only option at the moment – but do not worry as it is very quick and easy to do.

        Reply ↓
    195. Chrissie H

      You have just taken all of my worry out of the trip! Planning the itinerary with three kids and a husband, I was starting to get really stressed but this has made a massive difference! Thank you so much.

      Reply ↓
    196. Paige B

      I cannot thank you enough for this post! 🙌🏼 I am so stressed for our trip in November for my little girls 1st birthday, as we’re travelling as a group of 14!! Two of our party have mobility scooters do you know if these are allowed on the RER trains at all? Don’t worry if not! This post has made a huge difference! Thank you again!! Xx

      Reply ↓
    197. Anony-mouse

      Hello & thank you for this post. I followed the directions today, and vóila, we arrived at Disney for a fraction of the cost of a taxi!

      Reply ↓
    198. Sunny

      hey thank you for such an insightful post we are plannig to follow this in july. Just wondering are the trains pretty pram and suitcase friendly to get on and off? As we will have a baby, toddler and suitcase to navigate

      Reply ↓
      1. Nikki Post author

        Hi Sunny. If the trains are quiet you will not have any issues however if you are travelling during rush hour then you will struggle to even get yourselves on a train let alone the pram and any luggage.

        Reply ↓
    201. Kyla

      Hello.
      Thanks for all the hints and tips this page has been a life saver! Sorry if this question has already been asked but how long does it take to get from Gare du Nord to Disneyland ?
      Thank to

      Reply ↓

    Comment on this post

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

    You might also like...

Search This Blog

Recent Posts