Drancy to Musée Grévin Route

Hi, I need your advice. I’m heading to Drancy in the Paris region this Friday, on Auguste Blanqui Street—apparently it’s next to a police station. I’d like to get from there to the Musée Grévin, but I’m not sure how: should I take the bus, RER, tram, or metro? If a kind soul could point me in the right direction and explain what type of transport ticket I need, I’d really appreciate it. I’m new to getting around Paris—I’m from the north and not used to it. Thanks in advance!

Hi, You can take the RER B or metro lines 5 or 7. Depending on where you are, it's best to ask Google Maps to show you the fastest route to the Musée Grévin.

For the ticket, you buy a single Metro-Train-RER ticket for 2.50 €. You'll probably need to go to the ticket counter. Otherwise, you can download the Île-de-France Mobilités app. You can buy your tickets on it and scan your phone at the turnstile to get through.

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From rue Auguste Blanqui, Walk about 10 minutes BUS 620 -> get off at Bobigny Pablo Picasso Line 5 - direction Place d'Italie -> get off at République Line 9 - direction Pont de Sèvres -> get off at Grands Boulevards Check the neighborhood map and take the nearest exit.

Paper tickets are no longer available. You can buy a rechargeable card and load the number of tickets you need onto it. If you choose the RER B option, which is often disrupted, be aware that the pricing differs from a standard intra-muros metro trip. Similarly, "Bus-Tram" tickets are not priced the same as "metro-RER intra-muros" tickets.

Since the switch to digital tickets, getting around the Île-de-France region without a pass (which isn’t useful for a short stay) has become a bit of a headache. Depending on the entrance you use at certain metro stations or train stations, there may not always be a ticket counter with a human attendant. You’ll have to use a ticket machine.