As a direct alternative to oui.sncf and voyage-sncf applications, the free mpbile SNCF Connect application aims to facilitate and integrate all the functions of other mobile applications developed by SNCF.
First, SNCF Connect allows you to easily search for train journeys and book tickets. Users can purchase or recharge cards and subscriptions, including the popular Navigo Pass, which can be used throughout Ile-de-France. Keep in mind that users do not need to create a free account to use the app, but to buy a ticket and find it in your personal space, it is mandatory to create an account. When creating your account, you will be asked for some information such as the number of people traveling with you, if you have a bicycle, and if you have a pet with you.
So you can buy train tickets and go to the nearest airport to the capital on your personal space, with your subscription cards, your T +, Orlybus or Roissybus tickets, but find a way through public transport. Specify your departure point and your destination, and let the apps show you the best way to get around various transitions and stations. You can activate the navigation system and show directions, destinations and the whole route. When you purchase a ticket, you do not need to print it to deliver during checks, just go to your personal space in the SNCF Link app to display the QR code for your trip.
The SNCF Connect mobile application invites you to fill out all your travel wishes in the My Alerts section, in order to receive notifications regarding ads and discounts for these locations.
Also in the menu, users can find vehicle rentals (with AVIS and budget) and partner offers for booking hotel rooms on Hotels.com. They can filter the results according to their needs based on comfort and available services.
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