Just 40 minutes away from Paris, by car or by train, La Vallée Village is a must stop when you’re in town. Why pay more of you can enjoy the same shopping experience for less?
Take the train RER A, direction Marne La Vallée and stop at the station before the last in Val D’Europe. There are two compounds, the mall and the outlet village. If you are coming by train, a quick walk through the shopping mall takes you to the outlet (or wait for their shuttle to pick you up). By car, things are easier as you would be able to park in front of the entrance.
A Few of the many things I like:
- In here, you can find major luxury brands at huge discounted prices, between 30% and 50% or sometimes even more. Why pay for the same clothes 2 times more in town? Or even three times more in Lebanon?
- All the experience is unique. A small outdoor village constituted of individual houses built one next to the other and having a different color each. Blue, grey, yellow, orange, black and metal are everywhere. Built around large alleys of stone, spending the day or lets be specific, spending money is done with a smile.
- Along the alleys, Amarino ice cream stand has more than four different kiosks to satisfy your summer’s craving for something cold. They serve high-end ice cream in a flower shape on a biscuit cone. A coffee at Starbucks or a sandwich at Nathalie’s are also available options.
- Shuttles connect Paris with La Vallee Village twice a day
- A free bus connects the train station with the village every 15 minutes
- For only 5€, a bus can pick you up from the Disneyland hotels
- Buy as much as you desire then exchange your dollars spent in Skyteam miles. 1€=3miles. For example, spending a thousand dollars gets you three thousand miles on your Air France flying blue card
- Clothing: Aigle, Alain Figaret, Antik Batik, Anne de solene, Apostrophe, Armani outlet, Azzaro, Berenice, Hugo Boss, Burberry, ba&sh, Cafe Coton, Calvin Klein jeans, Calvin Klein underwear, Carven, Cerruti, Chantelle, Charles Tyrwhitt, Claudie Pierlot, Coach new york, Comptoir des cotonniers, Celine, D&G, Diane von Furstenberg, Diesel, Dolce & Gabana, Dunhill, Dupont, Eric Bompard, Ermenegildo Zegna, Faconnable, Fred Perry, Feraud Homme, Furla, Garella gallery, Givenchy, Guess, Gerard Darel, Hackett, Heschung, Jimmy Choo, Joseph, Kenzo, K.I.D.S, Kickers, L.K Bennett, Lacoste, Lamarthe, Lancel, Longchamp, Loro Piana, Missoni, Maje, Manfield, Marithe Francois Girbaud, Marni, MaxMara, McGregor, Micheal Kors, Moncler, Napapijri, Paul&Joe, Paul Smith, pepe Jeans, Pierre Clarence, Pinko, Ralph Lauren, Porsche Design, Roberto Cavalli, Robert Clergerie, Reminiscence, Salvatore Ferragamo, Samsonite, Sandro, Sonia Rykiel, Staff, Superdry, The Kooples, Timberland, Tod’s, Tommy Hilfiger, Trussardi Jeans, Tumi, UGG, Valentino, Versace, Vicomte A, Vilebrequin, Wolford, Yves Salomon, Zadig& Voltaire
- Food: Amorino, Natalie’s cafe, Palais des thes, Starbucks
- Home and Lifestyle: Anne de Solene, Baccarat, Bodum, Lagastina, Lalique, Ralph lauren home, Villeroy&Boch
- Jewelry, shoes and accessories: Anne Fontaine, Reminiscence, Marni, DVF
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