With Navigo Easy, the cardboard ticket is a hit!

More information about Navigo Easy below

Infographic: Forget cardboard tickets, travel in Easy mode!

Infographic: Forget cardboard tickets, travel in Easy mode! Discover Navigo Easy, the new pass for occasional trips.

What are its advantages?

  • Easier to use, more reliable and above all more practical, the Navigo Easy pass allows you to load, on a single device, several transport tickets (single t+ ticket, full or reduced fare ticket book, Navigo day pass, OrlyBus and RoissyBus tickets). *
  • Sold in stations for €2, it can be recharged on sales devices or at the ticket offices in all train stations and stations in Île-de-France.
  • Navigo Easy is non-nominative and can be loaned or transferred to any other person. During a journey, each traveller must have and have validated his or her pass: several people cannot therefore travel simultaneously with the same pass.

Who is the Navigo Easy pass for?

The Navigo Easy pass is intended primarily for occasional travellers and tourists passing through, who will be able to travel more easily on the Île-de-France transport network with a modern medium.

* At launch, the Navigo Easy pass does not replace all cardboard tickets. The Origin/Destination tickets for Île-de-France and Paris Visite will continue to exist in magnetic format. In the long term, however, the objective is to move to 100% contactless ticketing.

A new past... and soon new offers!

Navigo Easy is part of the ambitious programme to modernise transport tickets, driven by Île-de-France Mobilités since 2015 and carried out with the participation of the RATP and SNCF carriers, the companies of the Optile organisation and the GIE Comutitres.

This programme consists of imagining new ticketing service offers, more flexible and better adapted to the new consumer trends of users (online purchases, use of smartphones, etc.) and in connection with the renewal of ticketing equipment in stations and stations in the Île-de-France region (new gates and validators, etc.).

In 2019, this program is taking shape with the launch of the Navigo Easy pass and the Navigo Liberté + service, but also with the possibility of buying and validating your tickets directly on your smartphone from the start of the school year.

See the Navigo Easy flyer

With Navigo Easy, paper tickets will soon be a thing of the past.

From 12th June, a new travel pass will be finding its way into your pocket: Navigo Easy. It is a contactless, reusable card that can simultaneously store several different types of ticket. Navigo Easy will gradually replace the single-use magnetic-strip ticket.

Infography : Forget about paper tickets and take it Easy !

Infography : Forget about paper tickets and take it Easy ! Try Navigo Easy, the new travel pass for occasional journeys.

Why choose Navigo Easy?

  • It is easier to use, more reliable and, most of all, more convenient. With a Navigo Easy you can load several transport tickets onto one pass (single ticket t+, a full or reduced fare "carnet", Navigo Day ticket, OrlyBus and RoissyBus tickets).*
  • Sold in stations for €2, you can load tickets onto it at machines or ticket counters at every station across the Paris region.
  • You can lend or pass on a Navigo Easy to someone else. During a trip, each passenger must have and validate their own pass, so several people cannot travel simultaneously with the same pass.

Who is Navigo Easy for?

The Navigo Easy pass is primarily intended for those travelling occasionally and for tourists. They can now get around the Paris region transport network with a modern smartcard.

* The Navigo Easy pass will not immediately replace all paper tickets. Origin-Destination tickets across the region and the "Paris Visite" pass will continue to use the magnetic-strip format. In the long term, the goal is nevertheless to switch to 100% contactless ticketing.

A new pass and, coming soon, new services!

Navigo Easy is part of the ambitious modernisation programme for transport tickets, promoted by Île-de-France Mobilités since 2015 and undertaken together with the RATP and SNCF and transport companies from "Optile" and "GIE Comutitres".

This programme is designing new ticketing services that are more flexible and better adapted to latest new consumer trends such as online shopping and the use of smartphones. It is linked to the upgrade of ticketing gates and validators in stations across the Île-de-France region.

In 2019, this programme will see the launch of the Navigo Easy pass and the Navigo Liberté + service, as well as the purchase and validation of tickets directly on a smartphone from September, the beginning of the school year.