METRO — Local services in Paris

Antiquated, confusing pricing system and fine structure which seems to target tourists. I wonder how much fines they’ve gathered from clueless/m tourists who are probably more ignorant than intending to abuse the system. Unhelpful ticket attendants at the stations - they’d still sell you things without understanding what you need nor helping you to achieve your objective.

Do your research thoroughly - I learnt the hard way that the one way ticket to visit Versailles is different and that you can get a Navigo pass that covers both the airport and Versailles, esp. if you visit between after Sunday (before Thursday).

Public transportation coverage is good but the staff’s attitude and the execution of the system is one of the worst, if not the...

There are decent number of metro lines . The whole ticket validating process is antiquated and pathetic . You buy a weekly card and even pay 5 euro for the card but apparently you have to put a photo on the card and they give you no option to take a photo when you buy the card . Who on their vacation is carrying around a passport sized photo . You get a 35 euro dollar fine for no photo , but the inspectors can very well tell who the tourists are and you already have the card . Why the fine ? Because you have a pathetic antiquated system ? Please learn from Amsterdam and take your head out of your *. Try moving to the 21...

Metro train system is well connected but ticket system is very confusing. I spent quite some ylto figure it out. Then next is ticket check at exhibition center. Most people arriving aren't French and are business people. They have no reason to not to buy full fare ticket. I saw one elderly person stopped by security for not having proper ticket. Outsiders can mistakes while...