Gare de Marne-la-Vallée – Chessy

LGV Est Interconnexion

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The Marne la Vallée Chessy - station is located in the, to Ville nouvelle Marne -la -Vallee, belonging to community Chessy (Seine- et- Marne) east of Paris. Around the train station to Disneyland Resort Paris ( Euro Disney), and the train station is right at the entrance to this amusement park.

General

The station is a juxtaposition of two railway stations: once the terminus of the branch A4 line A of the Réseau express régional d' Ile- de -France ( RER) and on the other a through station on the LGV Interconnexion Est high-speed train between on their way various cities of the Province bypass the terminal stations of Paris. This railway line crosses the circle around the Disneyland of the 12- clock -position to the 7 o 'clock position. The RER station is part of the RATP, the SNCF other.

The regional station has two tracks on a central platform. The railway line of the RER comes from the south-west; the previous station is Val d'Europe. North of the station is a turn -conditioning and a four-track sidings for the trains. Part of the platform is not covered.

Parallel to this, lie to the east five tracks of the TGV, which are completely built over. Of the two outer tracks are intended for passing trains, the three platform tracks, one of which has two platform edges, stand for the holding trains. Is the station building and a car park near the station.

The local railway station was opened as well as the Euro Disney theme park in 1992. The remote station was opened in 1994 with the commissioning of the LGV Est Interconnexion.

Operation

The in Marne la Vallée- Chessy ending or beginning RER services run by or La Défense, Poissy, Rueil -Malmaison or Cergy - Le Haut, with stops on the inner Parisian trunk route in, inter alia, nation, Gare de Lyon, Châtelet Les Halles, Auber, and Etoile.

The next stop for the TGV in the north, ie on the way to Lille, London, or Brussels, the TGV station at Roissy Airport (CDG ), to the east, ie, on the way to Strasbourg, the station Champagne -Ardenne TGV at Reims, in the south on the way to Lyon and the Mediterranean or the Alps, Le Creusot TGV station, and head west, ie. Bordeaux, Rennes and Nantes, the Massy -TGV Once a day runs a train pair of Euro Star by or from London.

Daily use more than 11,000 passengers to the local train station and more than 5000 remote station.