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CDG Airport by Roissybus Express Bus

How to get from CDG Airport by Roissybus express bus

Cost: 12,00

Travel time: 60-75 minutes to Opéra station

Ticket Price

You can pay using a contactless credit card on the bus. You can also load a Roissybus ticket on your Navigo Easy card, mobile app, or paper ticket to pay your fare. The ticket price is 12,00 with a contactless credit card, Navigo Easy card, or the mobile app, otherwise it is 13,70 with a paper ticket. You can also use a travel pass that includes all 5 fare zones:

To purchase your ticket from a fare vending machine, select 

Let's Go

The Roissybus stops at all airport terminals and Opéra métro station in Paris. At the airport, follow signs to the "Gare Routière" (this means bus station). 

On the bus, hold your card or phone against the purple card reader or insert your ticket in the slot. Keep your ticket or card with you at all times throughout your trip.

Finishing Your Trip

When the bus arrives at Opéra, you can transfer to metro and RER A at Auber. No transfers are possible between the Roissybus and any other mode of transport, which means you'll need to use a t+ ticket in order to transfer. Travel passes on the other hand allow unlimited trips so they allow transfers to all modes.
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