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- How early to arrive at CDG airport? - Rick Steves Travel Forum
I always allow an hour for getting to CDG and plan to get to the airport three hours ahead of my flight That way if it only takes 45 minutes to get to the airport, you have “won” 15 minutes … instead of thinking it will take 30 minutes and it actually taking an hour and therefore being 30 minutes later than you wanted to be
- Clearing Immigration at CDG; How Much Time? - Rick Steves
3 hours is the rule of thumb for a train from CDG -- so you should be okay barring a very late plane It took us 2 hours through immigration last spring which was unusual -- generally we are at the cab line in about an hour It took us 45 minutes this fall but the plane itself was two hours late, so we probably would have missed a train that time
- How to transfer from Terminal 2E to 2F at CDG in an hour
Our AF flight arrives at 8:15 AM at Terminal 2E at CDG and departs from 2F at 9:25 AM Our connection through CDG to Nice is all on one ticket Air France says this short time is doable The last time we were at CDG memory serves it took a while to get through immigration We will have carry-on luggage 1
- Arriving @CDG - Rick Steves Travel Forum
I need a little assurance In 20 years of travel, my only horror story is CDG airport Three and 1 2 hours to make a transfer and we nearly missed our flight I understand we were the likely culprits but we asked for directions numerous times, in fact showed our tickets, and the response was alw
- How long to clear customs and baggage at Charles de Gaulle?
I've done this in under an hour, but my flight landed at Terminal 2 and I took just carry-on luggage Three hours should be plenty, even if you land at Terminal 1 and have to take the shuttle (CDGVAL) to the Terminal 2 TGV station Because CDG is a confusing airport, it's a good idea to get the lay of the land on a website first
- CDG gt; Paris RER B - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Just follow the signs at CDG for the official Paris taxi line; it moves quickly and is a fixed price Of course, we took it to our hotel, and would have had to walk from the station to the hotel with luggage Taking the RER metro from CDG to Gare Montparnasse is probably a lot more streamlined and more easily navigated than getting to a hotel
- Access to Air France lounge at CDG - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Anyway, I was going to say that I used to have a platinum AMEX Delta card, but I got tired of paying the fees when I wasn’t traveling during Covid At any rate, I did find out that the new Air France lounge in terminal 2F at CDG does allow access to economy passengers, as long as you fork over €60, which I am more than happy to do
- Hotels at CDG - Rick Steves Travel Forum
The only problem is the RER B going to CDG makes 2 stops, which means you have to know stop it is for your hotel , ie the 1st or the 2nd The 2 hotels mentioned are accessible from Terminal 2 The shuttle the next morning (Campanile) took me to Terminal 1 simple , direct and no problems
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