From the owner: Réseau Express Régional Le réseau express régional plus communément appelé RER est un réseau ferré…read morequi dessert Paris et son agglomération sur 5 lignes différentes .( A à E ) Desservant parfois les mêmes stations que le métro, et présent sur 257 points d'arrêt, il est cependant plus rapide et couvre de plus longues distances.

Gare de Fontainebleau is the nearest suburban Mobilités train station to Fontainebleau. The…read morestation is served by the Transilien R Line (Paris-Gare de Lyon). There's a bus stop outside the station, which you can take into Fontainebleau, a mere two miles away. We have use both this station and the one Thomery without any issues for years. The train schedule is clearly posted inside and it is easy to read. There is also a ticket agent (photo) on duty, who speaks limited English. But between our limited French, it all works out. LOL The station btw serves both Transilien (commuter) and TER (regional), but no longer the TGV. So it can be quite busy, with express trains wizzing by. Btw, the station was designed by noted architect François-Alexis Cendrier, while working for Chemins de fer de Paris à Lyon et à la Méditerranée

The Avon station is a nice little station with everything you can expect. Newspapers, drinks and…read moresnacks. You won t want to wait to long there as you will get bored very easily through. It is also the station for the city Fontainebleau

This was the last stop for the RER A train heading out to Chessy from Paris. If you're headed to…read moreCharles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport from this station, your fastest option would be catching a TGV INOUI or OUIGO train. This was the station to use for those visiting the Disneyland Parks. Whenever I've visited Disneyland Paris, this station has always been clean and well marked, so it's very difficult to get lost here.

The huge station that is many people's first impression of Disneyland Paris is actually quite OK as…read morestations go. It's very spacious and well lit (being mostly glass!). It can get a bit busy on the platforms or by the entrance exit gates to the trains, at the peak times, but people soon disperse. Is served most notably by the Eurostar and the very useful RER A which runs across Paris, but also but my numerous TGV services which I simply cannot be bothered to look up. There are a few little shops and kiosks dotted around which, while overpriced, can be a good place to stock up on snacks and drinks before going into the park, where food is naturally even more expensive.

Very small train station but clean & efficient. The gentleman at the service counter was friendly &…read morehelpful as were the train attendants. As we got to the platform to for wait for our train we saw several art students sitting on the ground by the tracks, sketching out the scene. Very cool.