Bercy

Originally Posted by Santa Fe

Thanks
Did you book on that French website in English?
Is your confirmation message in English too or is it in French?

Originally Posted by Kuba80BJ

Actually I don’t remember that very well, but I think I booked in English language mode (I can’t speak French at all). But even when you switch for English at some point while making your booking, not all the info on the website gets translated for English anyway. But it is enough to fill in the form without any problems to make a booking, so don’t worry.
The confirmation that I have received is in English. You will collect your tickets at the venue place 1 hour before the show begin at the "Production" desk.

Originally Posted by Supersonic

Aloha !

On a completely unrelated sidenote; I just tried to get tickets for AC/DC at Stade de France and I really understand why it's hard for a foreigner like Santa Fe to book tickets for a show in France. Pages don't load, everything is in French even after you change the page to English and you can't find out if a show has sold out at all or if tickets just aren't available right now.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

Originally Posted by Santa Fe

Should it be better to book tickets on ticketnet.fr?
I think most of the parts are in English there.
Have anyone orderer that package VIP for Paris on the billetterie website?
If I want information about that package, should I write to info@gdp.fr or
to the email address they have if you wanna order it?
For example in ticketnet.fr you can see the stadium map and you can choose your row. In the billetterie website you can't chose your row I think.
Did anyone here book tickets for the Paris concert in ticketnet.fr?

Originally Posted by Supersonic

Aloha !



You're going to have to be a little more specific. Billetterie just means tickets, so I had to google in order to find out what site you meant. I found out about it now though, s what do you want to know about the VIP package?

It contains the following:
1. A ticket for Category 1.
2. A special entry for VIP costumers only
3. A personal reception for VIP costumers only including personal waiters.
4. An official VIP pass.
5. A cocktail buffet at a private lobby with direct access to your seat.
6. An exclusive souvenir
7. Your own parking space (depending on how many are left)

This will cost you 299E, which is a very steep price. If you're really determined about going I'd just buy a ticket for any category available. Sure, GA is the best way to go but they were very limited to begin with.

Bercy isn't thát big and pretty much every seat guarantees a good spot as Bon Jovi has always had good videoscreens. They've become better and bigger with every tour. Bercy can be compared with Palu San Jordi in Barcelona or Estadio La Comunidad in Madrid. Sure, being in the back isn't as much fun as being at the field, but getting a ticket for the field will be a mission impossible nowadays if you're going through the official sources. You'll always end up in the back or behind the stage, no matter if you try on bercy.fr, ticketnet.fr or any other official site.

eBay has GA tickets listed for roughly 110E which is very expensive as well, but it's a lot cheaper than buying a VIP package of which you won't use most of it anyway. I'm not sure if you've had any experience with eBay but if you're willing to go there just ask me for a link by PM as it's not allowed to post eBay links here on Jovitalk.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan