Metro Paris Subway

Take a good app and make it bad. How? Guide travelers to metro stops that are out of service, under construction, or generally closed. Without live updates, this app becomes more dangerous than useful, stranding out of towners in dead ends that require extra time to find work-around s to get out of. Find a different app…be warned.

Have used both times I’ve been to Paris and it makes the Metro so easy to navigate. And I rarely, if ever, use public transportation at home (mid-sized American city). Absolutely recommend.

I highly recommend this app for anyone wishing to navigate the Metro. My wife and I recently traveled to Paris and utilized the metro as our primary way to travel. The app is very easy to use, tracks where you are so you can locate a close station and makes it very effortless to navigate how to get where you want to go. Very easy instructions lay out which line and which direction you want to go. Much better than pulling out a metro map! I checked other apps before our trips d preferred this one for its simplicity. Bravo!

I bought this app with an assumption that it will be another waste of money app. I was wrong. It is very easy to use and it will give you exact and accurate directions from one station to another. We used this app and trains all Over the Paris. We had to pay a taxi 110 euro to take 6 person from Paris City center to Airport, because the trains that were going to airport were under maintenance. Otherwise it would have taken 4 euro a person.

Not sure what I would in Paris without this app. Have used it for several years now. I notice they continue to add nice features.

Bad reviews are from the ones that don’t know how to use this application, and, it’s no brainer, don’t need to be a rocket scientist to use it. Easy to use and understand. We went all over Paris, from the airport to the hotel, from the hotel to different museums and monuments and even districts where regular people live and eat and no one time we got lost.

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I needed help so I downloaded this for .99cents and a free one. They’re maps alright. I like maps but this and the other one didn’t fill in “that” gap. “That” gap is when you’re where you need to to be but still don’t know what to do. -which of the 3 entrances do I go into? Which platform do I go to? Do I take the M or the RER? -your tickets won’t work for both. Oh! And which train do I get on as several varieties stop at your platform every three minutes all the while your family are disintegrating into bla bla bla. We just returned home from 4 days in Paris, I don’t speak French and it was hectic. Wow. Wasn’t it ever hectic and these maps provided no more help that a printed map. At the metro station of St Michele by Notre Dame, I launched Apple maps. As if the hand of Steve Jobs himself touched my right shoulder and whispered, “You’ve got this.” I entered my destination, “Eiffel tower” and using “transportation” -instead of the other map options like, Drive, walk etc and a turn by turn, step by step of what train, which platform, which direction -take the xyz to abc and in X stops get off just after Y and because Steve was quite the visionary my phone even showed me which direction to face and go!!! Bravo Apple Maps. Bravo.

No frustration. Straightforward and simple. Love this app.

Very useful, but, beware that sometimes a station may be closed for repairs causing you to have to reroute. Be patient.