Paris ci la Sortie du Métro App Reviews

Use it every day. Really makes using the metro in Paris an adventure. Even had the pleasure of meeting its two young brilliant designers.

You enter the line number, then the station ( all done by pressing buttons -no typing) where you wish to leave the metro to reach the street or make a correspondence. Arrows indicate which car you should be in for each exit and correspondence.

Simply the best !!!!!!!!

I love how this tells me where to be on metros, trams and RERs! I really look like I know what I'm doing! When I get off right next where I want to go, I feel like everyone is envious of my expertise. thanks for a GREAT app!

Very helpfull

A real gain of time! I always use it and cannot do without when in a hurry.

I use this every time I go to on a new route and I absolutely love it! Easy and works perfectly.

This app is not bad, I wish it had the numbers of the stops listed in the maps...also, a point to point search option would be great!

This unique and fantastic app is indispensable for anybody who lives or spends much time traveling on the Paris Metro. What it does is tell you where to position yourself on the Metro platform in order to get off at the right place for your connection or exit. It's elegant, extremely user-friendly and only costs 99 cents. Absolutely the highest recommendation possible--five stars plus!

Not all exit number is indicated in some metro line. Example: for line 14 To saint lazare station, there are multiple exits as expected for a large station. However, the exit number is not indicated in the apps. Only generic direction for exit. This apps is somewhat useful. There are other apps such as metro sortie with better directions.

Great app for getting around easily in the Paris métro. I'm always in the correct car for the line changes, and especially for the exits. On a par with Exit Strategy in New York and only is lacking the small street maps available for each station. Bravo Paris-Ci!

Excellent! Clearly shows which numbered exit to take when leaving unfamiliar metro station.