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Four of us are getting off the ship a day early and going to Paris. For those who have done this in the past, what type of transportation did you use? Figured we would sleep in and relax until early afternoon.

 

We have looked into the train, a bus and private car. Looking to hear from others about their experiences. Thanks so much.

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We are doing just that on our May BI cruise. Taking train from gare Le Havre to Gare Lazare in Paris and metro to our apartment. It will be about 100 Euros for the two of us first class.

 

 

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Be careful as it's a really long trip into Paris and back. Most of your day will be spent waiting for the train if you can even get on! Many people have gotten stuck not getting back in time to even see the boat sail away! I recommend a ship excursion if you even attempt this. Otherwise, entertain one of the shorter distance excursions!

 

 

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Be careful as it's a really long trip into Paris and back. Most of your day will be spent waiting for the train if you can even get on! Many people have gotten stuck not getting back in time to even see the boat sail away! I recommend a ship excursion if you even attempt this. Otherwise, entertain one of the shorter distance excursions!

 

 

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OP is doing the full disembark at LeHavre. It is fairly common because you can end with some extra time in Paris, and avoid LHR's extra fees. Well, at least that's why I considered it. :p

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A friend of ours did this last year. You must go through French immigration when you get off the ship. You will do a different type of immigration than those going on excursions. You will not be able to choose the time to get off, that time will be chosen for you by the French customs authorities. They did take a train to Paris. I will check with them and come back if they have any other data.

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A friend of ours did this last year. You must go through French immigration when you get off the ship. You will do a different type of immigration than those going on excursions. You will not be able to choose the time to get off, that time will be chosen for you by the French customs authorities. They did take a train to Paris. I will check with them and come back if they have any other data.

 

Good to know.

Not knowing what time we can get off isn't real appealing. Please do check for any more information. Thanks so much.

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Oh! My bad! I would relax until crowd6s dissipate then take the train

 

 

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That is our plan. Relax until middle of afternoon. Love being on the ship when everyone else is off touring.

 

Thanks for all the suggestions

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