🚇 Paris Métro Line 8 Strike Today?

    Live RATP status for Métro line 8 — disruptions, closures and alternatives. Updated every 30 minutes.

    Updated 1 min ago

    Live verdict · Paris & Île-de-France

    NO — no strike today

    Métro, RER, buses, trains and airports are running normally

    Verified by 2 independent sources📡 Official Île-de-France Mobilités data + national strike notices

    No strike affecting Paris transit today. No PRIM strike disruptions.

    All systems go — for now 🚀

    Last checked: 1 min ago (15 Sept 2026, 09:51)

    Services Status

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    Métro

    Normal
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    Buses

    Normal
    🚆

    Trains (SNCF)

    Normal
    🚈

    RER

    Normal
    🏥

    Hospitals

    Normal
    🏫

    Schools

    Normal
    ✈️

    Air Traffic

    Normal
    🗑️

    Garbage Collection

    Normal
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    Museums

    Normal

    📅 Upcoming Strikes

    DateSectorImpactReason
    24 Sept 2026 → 25 Sept 2026Air Traffic
    Medium
    Greve des pilotes easyJet les 24 et 25 septembre 2026
    29 Sept 2026Trains (SNCF)
    Medium
    Grève à la SNCF le 29 septembre 2026

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    M8

    Métro line 8 — Balard ↔ Pointe du Lac

    Line 8 is the longest Métro line in Paris at around 23 km, which means a strike-day reduced service leaves noticeably longer gaps on the Créteil branch than in the city centre.

    What a strike means on this line

    Line 8 is driver-operated, so an RATP strike directly reduces its service. Expect a peak-hours-only timetable, longer waits and packed trains, or a partial closure of the outer sections.

    Main stations served

    • Balard
    • La Motte-Picquet–Grenelle
    • Invalides
    • Concorde
    • Opéra
    • Grands Boulevards
    • République
    • Bastille
    • Créteil–Préfecture
    • Pointe du Lac

    Alternatives during a strike

    • Line 9 — Shares the République–Grands Boulevards–Richelieu corridor.
    • Bus 87 — Champ de Mars to Porte de Reuilly via Invalides and Bastille.
    • RER D — For the Créteil/Villeneuve side when the outer branch is thinned.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is Métro line 8 running during a strike?

    Usually partially. Line 8 needs drivers, so a strike typically cuts it back to a peak-hours service between Balard and Pointe du Lac, with much longer waits outside those hours. The live status above shows today's situation.

    What is the best alternative to line 8 during a strike?

    Line 9 is the closest substitute: Shares the République–Grands Boulevards–Richelieu corridor. Bus 87 also works — Champ de Mars to Porte de Reuilly via Invalides and Bastille.

    Which stations does Métro line 8 serve?

    Line 8 runs between Balard and Pointe du Lac, calling at La Motte-Picquet–Grenelle, Invalides, Concorde, Opéra, Grands Boulevards, République, Bastille, Créteil–Préfecture among others.

    How do I know if line 8 is on strike right now?

    The status panel on this page is refreshed every 30 minutes from official Île-de-France Mobilités PRIM data and public strike notices, so it reflects the current state of line 8 rather than a general forecast.

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