Discover the brand new segment of metro line 14, a journey that could well cost you more than expected. Here is a detailed review of the pricing implications of this strategic expansion.
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The imminent arrival of an expected expansion
June 24 will mark an important milestone for the Paris transport network with the inauguration of the extension of line 14. This long-awaited expansion will extend the reach of the metro from Saint-Denis Pleyel station to the iconic Paris airport. ‘Orly. A development which promises to significantly improve accessibility between the north and south of the metropolis.
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Special pricing for the airport: a surprise
One of the most surprising revelations concerns the cost of the journey for non-Navigo Pass holders. The ticket for a single journey to Orly will cost €11.50. This price is lower than that of Orlyval, which costs €14.50, but remains substantial for a public transport service. The arrival of this new service will probably impact the use of other lines such as the Orlybus, which also offers a ticket price of €11.50.
Benefits for Navigo Pass holders
On the other hand, holders of a monthly or annual Navigo Pass can rejoice. For them, the journey will be completely free, which represents a significant saving, especially for regular travelers. This advantage reinforces the attractiveness of the Navigo Pass as an economical option for public transport users in the region.
Improved cadence for a more efficient line
RATP has announced that metro lines on line 14 will run every 105 seconds during peak hours. This sustained pace will allow a total journey of 40 minutes between the extreme stations of Pleyel and Orly. The line is currently operating in the testing phase without passengers since May 14 and promises to transport, once in service, around 54,000 additional travelers every day.
Fluctuating costs during special events
It is also important to note that rates may temporarily increase during periods of high demand such as the Olympic Games, scheduled for July 20 to September 8. During this period, the cost of a trip can reach €16, a special rate via the purchase of a dedicated Paris pass.
An overview of pricing options in table
| Destination | Standard Rate | Price for the 2024 Olympics | Free (Navigo Pass) |
|---|---|---|---|
| From Pleyel to Orly | €11.50 | €16 | Yes |
This article explores the nuances of the extension of line 14 of the Paris metro which will begin on June 24. This extension connects Saint-Denis to Orly airport with a pricing structure that favors Navigo Pass holders, but imposes significant costs on other users. A notable point is the increased efficiency of the line with metros every 105 seconds, promising a major impact on regional mobility and airport accessibility.
