Paris Charles de Gaulle TGV
Opened in 1994, the station, located in Terminal 2 of Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, is part of the French high-speed network and is also served by the RER B service. This station is mainly used to change to TGV services or to go to the center of Paris.
// Accessibility
The station is accessed by elevators located in the lobby above it. There is tactile flooring throughout the station. Passenger support service is available. There are audible and visual announcements throughout the station.
TGV Réseau
TGV Réseau is the third generation of French TGV trains. These were designed to run on all high-speed lines (LGV) in France. Some of these trains, with 8 carriages instead of 10, are tri-current, to circulate in other countries. Also, a part of these trains were converted into TGV POS and TGV Duplex.
// Accessibility
A lift platform is required to get on and off the trains, which requires advance booking. These TGVs have three seats for people in wheelchairs. These trains do not have accessible toilets. There are audible announcements on board, but no visual information.
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