Traveling from Paris to St Jean by train on Weds June 8.

[JoAnn Reyes]

With all the flooding, I am wondering if the trains are running in Paris from the train station in CDG airport?
I am traveling on a SNCF train from CDG airport to Bordeaux to Bayonne to SJPDP.

Anyone traveled through Paris in the last couple of days?

 

[whariwharangi]

SNCF website is not indicating any problems for CDG to Bayonne trains.

This map shows TGV lines from CDG. The train to Bayonne doesn't pass through Paris ... so my guess is its not affected by floods.
http://www.bonjourlafrance.com/fran..._cdg_ile_de_france_schedule_ticket_prices.htm

 

[Peter Fransiscus]

With all the flooding, I am wondering if the trains are running in Paris from the train station in CDG airport?
I am traveling on a SNCF train from CDG airport to Bordeaux to Bayonne to SJPDP.

Anyone traveled through Paris in the last couple of days?

Hi, you will have no problems what so ever. The problems with the high level of the wather are with the river Seine.
Wish you well and a Buen Camino, Peter.

 

[NavyBlue]

The potential problem is about strikes in SNCF. Part of their employees are fighting a new labor bill, with an impact on the traffic, including TGVs.

Check your train at this address http://www.sncf.com/fr/horaires-info-trafic
(and re-check later, situation may evolve).

 

[mspath]

Furthermore if you have purchased and booked your seat/ticket in advance you will be entitled to a refund. Check the notice board in the rr station when you arrive in Paris.

For the current (3-5, June) state of French rr strikes read this notice from the SNCF.
Pass it through Google translate if necessary.

Good luck and Bon voyage (hopefully)!

 

[JoAnn Reyes]

The potential problem is about strikes in SNCF. Part of their employees are fighting a new labor bill, with an impact on the traffic, including TGVs.

Check your train at this address http://www.sncf.com/fr/horaires-info-trafic
(and re-check later, situation may evolve).

Thank you !