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Since November 2025, cardboard t+ and Origin-Destination tickets have no longer been sold in Île-de-France. They remain valid for travel: Until May 2026 on buses and trams Updated on October 15, 2026 Until December 14, 2026, inclusive on the metro for t+ tickets Updated on October 15, 2026 Until December 14, 2026, inclusive on the metro/train/RER network for Origin-Destination tickets No refu

Given the scale and duration of the disruptions experienced by travelers on Transilien lines J and L from March to July 2026, a new reimbursement campaign will begin on September 15, 2026 and run until October 13, 2026 inclusive (application deadline). Do you regularly use these lines? You may be affected. Here is how to find out if you are eligible, and how to submit your reimbursement request.

When the punctuality of certain train and RER lines is below 80% for at least three months during the past year, travelers may be eligible for a partial refund of their subscription. In 2026, for the 5th consecutive year, a new punctuality compensation campaign is launched by Île‑de‑France Mobilités. Do you regularly use public transport in the Île-de-France region? You might be affected. Here's

The Île-de-France Mobilités board has confirmed the price increase for Navigo passes and tickets, which are available for purchase in the Bonjour RATP app. \*Service provided by Île-de-France Mobilités

The Francilien transport network is organized into 5 concentric zones around Paris. Depending on the zone you choose, you can enjoy unlimited travel to areas either close to or farther from the center of Paris. Zone 1: Central Paris (Paris intra-muros), including landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Pompidou Center. Zone 2: The inner suburbs ("Petite Couronne"), with cities like Boulogne-B