Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I literally took an uber to Versailles with my kids. I tried to figure out the train schedule, but it seemed overwhelming to me (and I have been to Paris many, many times), and uber takes you right there to and picks you up from the front.
We got there right when it opened, on Thanksgiving Day (bought tickets in advance). It was crowded by the time we left. It is a day trip.
You have been to Paris many many times, but couldn't figure out how to get to the RER C line, which runs to "Versailles Chateau" every 15 minutes?
Just as likely that they knew about all the stairs, smells and scallawags they’d likely meet on the RER and prudently took a car that let them avoid all that and unnecessary walking.
Anonymous wrote:OP here. What is the entrance time to Versailles for? Is it for the palace specifically? As in we could tour the gardens before our entrance time? Or we have to wait until our ticket time to even go on the grounds?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I literally took an uber to Versailles with my kids. I tried to figure out the train schedule, but it seemed overwhelming to me (and I have been to Paris many, many times), and uber takes you right there to and picks you up from the front.
We got there right when it opened, on Thanksgiving Day (bought tickets in advance). It was crowded by the time we left. It is a day trip.
You have been to Paris many many times, but couldn't figure out how to get to the RER C line, which runs to "Versailles Chateau" every 15 minutes?
Just as likely that they knew about all the stairs, smells and scallawags they’d likely meet on the RER and prudently took a car that let them avoid all that and unnecessary walking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I literally took an uber to Versailles with my kids. I tried to figure out the train schedule, but it seemed overwhelming to me (and I have been to Paris many, many times), and uber takes you right there to and picks you up from the front.
We got there right when it opened, on Thanksgiving Day (bought tickets in advance). It was crowded by the time we left. It is a day trip.
You have been to Paris many many times, but couldn't figure out how to get to the RER C line, which runs to "Versailles Chateau" every 15 minutes?
Just as likely that they knew about all the stairs, smells and scallawags they’d likely meet on the RER and prudently took a car that let them avoid all that and unnecessary walking.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm trying to finish up some pre-bookings and have some random questions - hoping people here can help with.
1. When booking the Saint Chappelle tickets, is it worth it to pay for the add on to the Conciergerie, or not worth it?
2. How long does it take to get to Versailles via metro/train/walking and do I need to book the train part in advance? Is there a better way to go short of booking a pricey tour?
3. Do I need to book a Seine River Cruise in advance? I went to do it but then realized you are only booking a day, not a time, so you are still at the mercy of the lines to get your specific ticket right?
I will probably think of more questions but I think that's it for now.
A Siene river cruise? Ugh.
Anonymous wrote:I'm trying to finish up some pre-bookings and have some random questions - hoping people here can help with.
1. When booking the Saint Chappelle tickets, is it worth it to pay for the add on to the Conciergerie, or not worth it?
2. How long does it take to get to Versailles via metro/train/walking and do I need to book the train part in advance? Is there a better way to go short of booking a pricey tour?
3. Do I need to book a Seine River Cruise in advance? I went to do it but then realized you are only booking a day, not a time, so you are still at the mercy of the lines to get your specific ticket right?
I will probably think of more questions but I think that's it for now.
Anonymous wrote:I literally took an uber to Versailles with my kids. I tried to figure out the train schedule, but it seemed overwhelming to me (and I have been to Paris many, many times), and uber takes you right there to and picks you up from the front.
We got there right when it opened, on Thanksgiving Day (bought tickets in advance). It was crowded by the time we left. It is a day trip.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I literally took an uber to Versailles with my kids. I tried to figure out the train schedule, but it seemed overwhelming to me (and I have been to Paris many, many times), and uber takes you right there to and picks you up from the front.
We got there right when it opened, on Thanksgiving Day (bought tickets in advance). It was crowded by the time we left. It is a day trip.
You have been to Paris many many times, but couldn't figure out how to get to the RER C line, which runs to "Versailles Chateau" every 15 minutes?