Paris & regional transport authorities (RATP / Ile-de-France Mobilités) have made many changes to Paris public transport affecting CDG airport, Orly airport, Navigo Pass, RER tickets, Paris Metro tickets and much more as of January 1, 2025.  Below is a summary of the most important changes:

Paris Transport Changes in 2025

• CDG Airport Ticket – discontinued & replaced by Ticket Paris Region Airports.
• Orly Airport Ticket – discontinued & replaced by Ticket Paris Region Airports.
• Ticket Paris Region Airports – new 13€ Paris Airports ticket covers CDG Airport to any Paris Metro or Paris RER station (anywhere inside 5 Paris fare zones) including uninterrupted transfers for 2 hours. Examples: CDG to Versailles on RER B + RER C, CDG to Disneyland on RER B + RER A.  (Children 4-9 years price is 6.50€.)
• Ticket Paris Region Airports – 13€ ticket includes ORY airport covering Orly Airport to any Paris Metro or Paris RER station (anywhere inside 5 Paris fare zones including Orlyval train) including transers for 2 hours.  Example: Orly Airport to CDG Airport on Metro 14 + RER B.  Orly Airport to Disneyland Paris on Metro 14 + RER A. (Children 4-9 years price is 6.50€.)
• Ticket Paris Region Airports – valid for / includes Orlyval train between Antony RER B station & Orly Airport.
• Ticket Paris Region Airports – only sold on Navigo Easy cards, smartphone apps, Apple Wallet.  No physical paper single-use ticket exists.  You cannot buy Ticket Paris Region Airports on Navigo Decouverte cards!
• Ticket Paris Region Airports – fare is also valid on Transilien, Intercités, TER trains, express Trams T11-T13 within zones 1-5.
• Ticket Paris Region Airports – is not valid on Paris city buses, Orlybus, Roissybus, Trams T1 – T10, TGV trains.
• Paris Metro Ticket (Ticket t+) – price now 2.50€ (up from 2.15€), sold only as a paper ticket, digital Ticket t+ no longer sold, discount 10-packs no longer sold
• Paris Metro Ticket (Ticket t+) – will be replaced by Ticket Metro Train RER in the future
• Ticket Metro-Train-RER – digital ticket available now will eventually replace both Paris Metro Ticket & Paris RER Ticket
• Ticket Metro-Train-RER – price 2.50€ adult, 1.25€ child 4-9
• Ticket Metro-Train-RER – sold only on Navigo Easy or smartphone apps / Apple Wallet – no physical paper ticket exists
• Ticket Metro-Train-RER – single ticket/fare valid on Paris Metro, RER, Transilien trains, Express Trams T11-T13, will cover all 5 Paris transport zones for 1 hour 30 minutes of transfers (when not exiting any stations, except for the allowed street level transfers listed here)
• Ticket Metro-Train-RER – although valid on all RER trains within zones 1-5, CDG Airport stations are not included.
• Ticket Metro-Train-RER – is not valid on Paris buses nor Trams T1 – T10
• Ticket Bus-Tram – is a new digital-only ticket available only on Navigo Easy/smartphone apps/Apple Wallet. Price 2€ adult, 1€ child 4-9.
• Ticket Bus-Tram – is a valid fare for use on Paris Bus, Night Bus (Noctilien) & Trams T1 – T10, Tzen, and Filéo bus.  Orlybus, Roissybus, Express Trams T11-T13 are not included.
• Ticket Bus-Tram – not compatible / not sold on Navigo Decouverte.
• Ticket Bus-Tram – single ticket valid for bus/trams across all 5 Paris fare zones with transfers for 1 hour 30 minutes (only to other bus & trams, not Metro, RER, Transilien, Express Tram 11-13)
• Paris RER Ticket – max price now 2.50€, but being replaced by Ticket Metro-Train-RER soon.
• Paris Visite Ticket – now only sold on Navigo Easy, smartphone apps / Apple Wallet (paper ticket no longer sold)
• Navigo Day Pass – no longer valid for CDG Airport / Orly Airport. No more zone choice: valid in all 5 Paris fare zones only. Price is 13€ (reduced from 20.60€).
• Navigo Youth-Weekend Ticket – no longer sold
• more updates to come… (last updated January 7, 2025)

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