Which ticket do I need to travel by both RER and tram in Paris?

As far as I can tell from the website, the t+ ticket doesn't allow transfer between RER and tram (https://www.ratp.fr/en/titres-et-tarifs/t-tickets). Is there one that does, or do I need two tickets? I'm traveling from Gare du Nord to Pont de Bezons

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Are metro and RER tickets the same?

Metro and RER really are not that different. The only reason that you need to be aware of the difference is because of the tickets. As long as you use the metro, you can use the standard "zones 1-2" ticket. But the RER travels much further (zone 6) so you might need another ticket for it - if you go beyond zone 2.

Do Paris Metro tickets work on RER?

Single tickets (t+ ticket) and carnets or books of ten tickets. The RATP run the Metro, RER, buses and trams within Paris and a single ticket can be used on any of the four modes for a single journey.

Can I use RER B ticket on metro?

1 answer. Yes the Paris RER train ticket is valid for the Metro as well.

Can you use T+ tickets on RER?

The t+ ticket allows you to travel using the metro, the RER in zone 1, the \xcele-de-France region's bus lines (except Orlybus and Roissybus), the tramways, and the Montmartre funicular.

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