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buying paris metro tickets for children - please help!

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janek · 11/06/2011 09:30

hello

i have tried on 2 or possibly 3 occasions since dd1 turned 4 to buy a child's metro ticket for her on our way through paris.

for the adults i usually go to a machine and buy a carnet de 10 tickets because i know i'll use them on the way home/next time. i would like to do the same for the children, but i don't seem to be able to find separate children's tickets on the machine.

admittedly i am usually is a bit of a stress and hurry because we are invariably trying to make a connecting train, but each time i have ended up using adult tickets for the children.

so, please tell me, do separate children's tickets exist? and if so how do i buy them? (btw i've never asked at a kiosk because the queue is always massive at gare du nord.).

tia jane

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janek · 11/06/2011 09:38

ah, that does seem to back up my theory that i the machines don't sell childrens tickets. perhaps i should queue once and just invest in 50 or so of the things... thanks Grin.

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janek · 11/06/2011 21:48

good idea. i got a bit confused with the whole 'shorthaul' thing, in fact i meant general travel and tips, but hey ho, i was in a hurry...

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