Rosa Parks station in numbers

More than 400 daily trains

All trains on line E stop at Rosa Parks. That's more than 400 trains a day, on weekdays, and 350 on weekends. Amplitude, frequency and frequency have been calculated to offer passengers an efficient service that meets expectations
of all Ile-de-France residents. From 5:22 a.m., when the 1st train arrives, to 1:05 a.m., when the last train passes, the station will receive a number of trains, adapted to needs: 10 trains per hour during off-peak hours and 16 during rush hour. This is enough to cope with the influx of some 13,000 passengers at peak times.

Shorter transport time

7 minutes to get to Haussmann Saint-Lazare station, instead of half an hour previously. The inhabitants and employees of the Pont de Flandre, Michelet and Rosa Parks/Macdonald districts will immediately feel better connected to the centre of Paris and through connections to the whole of Île-de-France.

Better connections

On the occasion of the opening of Rosa Parks, additional trains are running along the entire route of the RER line E:

• a new departure from Tournan, every day at 8:38 am, for an arrival in Haussmann Saint-Lazare at 9:32 am;
• in the opposite direction, a new train was created from Haussmann Saint-Lazare, at 7:28 p.m., for an arrival at 8:20 p.m. in Tournan;
• on the Haussmann Saint-Lazare / Chelles Gournay link, the other branch of the RER E: 3 additional trains will leave Paris every evening, at 5:32 p.m., 7:02 p.m. and 7:32 p.m. to arrive in Chelles Gournay 32 minutes later.

Evenings and weekends

On weekends, in order to improve passenger comfort on the Haussmann Saint-Lazare / Chelles Gournay axis, Saturday trains (12 noon to 9 p.m.) and Sunday trains from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. will be double trains. In addition, the evening rush hour is extended by a quarter of an hour.

A Véligo area

A space with 64 spaces to store your bike near the station opposite the T3 tram line.

Rosa Parks station in numbers