Thank you for this very informative and important video. I had no idea this was going to be a thing, so I am really thankful to you, for bringing it to our attention. 🎉
@@jan-toreegge9252 Which Navigo, Easy or Découverte ? Both will still be available... And as said in the video, the Navigo Day ticket will now cost 12€. The Navigo week will also still be available, but it might cost a little more, around 1 to 2%.
@@jan-toreegge9252 OK, I get it.... On Easy you can add tickets, which is a kind of top-up. But I'd prefer a top up card like the Oyster, where you just have a certain amount of money, and it gets used gradually.
Just a new way to "tax" real Parisians to subsidize the non-Parisians who live in the suburbs. At least the Navigo Liberté + will have discounted pricing for each ticket.
I kinda agree, though it's nice being able to go anywhere in the region (except airports) for the same price. What I don't understand is why you wouldn't have this discounted pricing on the Navigo Easy. I did not mention Liberté+ as it clearly not meant for travelers to Paris.
Thank you for this very informative and important video. I had no idea this was going to be a thing, so I am really thankful to you, for bringing it to our attention. 🎉
You are so welcome!
Yes, it came a little bit as a surprise...
Thank you for this special update! Will the weekly or monthly passes still be around, and if so, will they include the airports?
@@kristopherschave9641 Yes they will, and, normally (we'll know later this year) it will still include the airports.
Can I load my T+ ticket in mobile (app) without Navigo Card?
@@Jaikrat Yes, you just have to have the IDF Mobilité app or the Bonjour RATP app.
Does it mean Navigo is out?
@@jan-toreegge9252 Which Navigo, Easy or Découverte ?
Both will still be available...
And as said in the video, the Navigo Day ticket will now cost 12€.
The Navigo week will also still be available, but it might cost a little more, around 1 to 2%.
@@paristoptips I was thinking Easy with top-ups.
@@jan-toreegge9252 OK, I get it....
On Easy you can add tickets, which is a kind of top-up. But I'd prefer a top up card like the Oyster, where you just have a certain amount of money, and it gets used gradually.
Just a new way to "tax" real Parisians to subsidize the non-Parisians who live in the suburbs. At least the Navigo Liberté + will have discounted pricing for each ticket.
I kinda agree, though it's nice being able to go anywhere in the region (except airports) for the same price.
What I don't understand is why you wouldn't have this discounted pricing on the Navigo Easy.
I did not mention Liberté+ as it clearly not meant for travelers to Paris.