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It's in French, is that why you are saying they don't want tourists to use it? Otherwise, it basically says: Ideal for tourists and occasional travellers.
by bagels 4y ago
It's in French, is that why you are saying they don't want tourists to use it?
Otherwise, it basically says: Ideal for tourists and occasional travellers.
- bombcar 4y agoI think that's the gist - the table is confusing and complex even for a French speaker. "Tourist" cards should always be "you can ride basically everything" and "more expensive than if you know what you're doing". I have no idea what a "day pass" on the Metro is, but tourists will gladly pay more for something they don't have to think about and works everywhere.
- secabeen 4y agoI purchased these for my family on my last trip, and it took a little work; I had to go to the office in the train station, then ask, there was confusion with the Navigo vs the Navigo Easy. In the end, it worked, and the $2 cost of the card was covered by the discount on the 10-ride pack. That said, the just-use-your-credit card system in London is way better.
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