Try Website - www.mosaicodiffusion.com. It's like a French Ticketmaster
Tickets 30 Euro in French End!
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Try Website - www.mosaicodiffusion.com. It's like a French Ticketmaster
Tickets 30 Euro in French End!
From the French FA Site.....my french ia pretty non existent ! but I assume tix availabel from 30th Aug....
Ouverture de la location le lundi 30 août !
L'Equipe de France disputera face à la République d'Irlande, le samedi 9 octobre prochain, son troisième match de qualification au Mondial 2006. Ce dernier aura lieu au Stade de France à partir de 21h00. Les places seront disponibles à la vente à partir du lundi 30 août 2004. Découvrez les différents modes de réservation.
And isnt it great that being exiled on this little plot of land.... the little german lady ;) has granted us a bank holiday !!! :D .... no messing around at work trying to get on line to book tickets :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Kilkenny Cat
www.ticketnet.fr have just started selling tickets and www.fnac.fr have the game listed but not able to click on the link yet (it may be too early).
Just for info, out of all the oulets listed
Virgin, Auchan, Leclerc, Carrefour, FNAC, Priintemps, Ticknet.fr and Lafegette
only FNAC and ticketnet are actual ticket venders. All of the above sell tickets but via the ticketnet interface. FNAC are the biggest ticketing company in France and it's where most people I know get their places.
Where, I cant find them on sale on ticketnet.fr
http://www.ticketnet.fr/shop/en/thematique.asp?genre=SPQuote:
Originally Posted by pgernon
none of the online outlets seem to be selling them yet though
try this it works no probs ;)
http://www.ticketnet.fr/shop/fr/mani...&idtier=157039
Sound man Jon'o just bought mine there. Roll on October.
there's a wednesday in september to deal with first my friend ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fr. Joe
Oh I know ya but that comment was one of delight as I now know I have a precious ticket for the game albeit in the home end , knowing my luck the FAI will prob accept my application for tix for this game aswell, suspect there could be a few spares circulating these boards in next few weeks.
JUst to let you know that you have to create a user account on the Ticketnet site. When you do so 'Nom' is your surname and 'Prenom' is your first name :)
did u register with an irish address?
if so, are tickets to be posted to that address????
sorry but my understanding of french is on a similar plane to del boys!!!
yep you'll be fine, think they charge a few yoyos more for postage but once they take your money they have no choice :DQuote:
Originally Posted by aidz1
all is well.... their home end is going to be full of irish :D just need to outsing the ''away end'' now ;)
the FAI will prob send that email they sent for the swiss game saying you hadnt been allocated tickets... then a week and a bit before the game find some more under the sofa when everyone else has got tickets :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fr. Joe
cheers jono
managed to complete the transaction ...
agree....envisage a deluge of spare tickets to float about if a lot are onto this....
Got mine through ticketnet, no probs. Another ticket worry less. :D
Just book the tickets on the English Version of the site :)Quote:
Originally Posted by aidz1
I just got 8 tickets. There was no handling charge but 5euro for registered mail.
untilQuote:
Originally Posted by lopez
lost ticket
or
droped in beer
or
mistaken for rubbish
:D :D :D
Have you met my Boston Celtics jacketed friend. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Jon'o
think i saw him at the scotland v ireland match and at a few rissc meetings :D ... must have been, sure there is'nt many jackets like that around :DQuote:
Originally Posted by lopez
booked up! Paris ABÚ
How the hell do u get these tickets on www.ticketnet.fr.After u have your user account set up what do u do?
Anyone else getting tickets for category 4??????
Murtagh,
I initially had difficulty ordering and went round in circles. Eventually I reclicked on Jon'o s earlier link http://www.ticketnet.fr/shop/fr/man...7&idtier=157039 which did the trick and successfully bought some.
Yeah just got 4 tickets there for Category 4 on Ticketnet, seems to be plenty left. Looks like the Cat 4 areas will be like another Irish end... :D
another 3 of us headin to Cat 4!!! roll on paris!!! whers the fai allocation goin?
Hey Lads
Did anyone get an email from ticketnet.fr requesting a copy of passport and also credit card. I booked a couple of tickets via the internet yeserday and got an email this am looking for this info.
Thanks .... Frank
Yeah I did strange!!!!
I called Ticketnet (I speak french as I used to live in paris). They confirmed they send the mail and it was to make sure people were not using others cards to order tickets.,
just had a look at the follow my order page on the ticketnet website ... ordered the tickets yday and they are showing as being printed... should be here shortly :)
where is that follow my order page on the ticketnet website?would not mind checkin it out.
its at the top of the page just below the ticketnet logo... there are options like change language, home and follow my order need you email and password
I've lived in Brussels so I have a tip that might help out, if anyone hasn't mentioned it out yet. (excuse me if it has been)
Aer Lingus fly to Brussels Zaventam airport (you can still get cheapish tickets at the moment) and there is a rail link from the airport to Brussels Midi-Zuid station, where you can get the TGV in 1.5 hours to Paris Gare du Nord. You can book the Brussels-Paris train on www.thalys.com. Their site isn't great for booking but you can always phone.
Ryanair fly to "Brussels South" which is actually Charleroi, but I think they do bus links to Brussels city. But allow some time because Charleroi is about 40 minutes to an hour from Brussels.
I've booked a flight with CityJet from dublin to London and then catch the Eurostar to Paris. The whole thing worked out at 280 euro which is fairly reasonable. The downside is that the eurostar takes about 4 hours but if you leeave early enough on the day of the match you'll get to Paris in plenty of time.
If you're in Dublin then you could take the Monday morning of work and fly Aer Lingus Sat -> Mon for 210euro
any tips on cheapest route? :Gatwick - Waterloo
Best? Train to Victoria or Blackfriars (Thameslink) then Circle/District on the tube. Cheap? This is Britain were talking about! :rolleyes: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by LET LOOSE!
That's not the downside.Quote:
Originally Posted by farneyMan
The downside is the food on the Eurostar.
Bring your own food.
I've never eaten such muck in my life!
The longest part of the journey is Waterloo to the tunnel.
A horse drawn cart would travel faster!
Once you get on the French side the train zips along.
Make sure you arrive in plenty time before your train is due to depart to allow for passport control etc.
I thought the longest part was Waterloo to Clapham Junction. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Well I can't speak for the blokes on the Gatwick Xpress, but I'm on my todd, responsible for up to a 1000 people, many of the Rock-on-Tommy calibre of punter, and I don't even have a trolley Dolly to come to me with a cup of coffee and an ego massage, while I leave the engine on auto-pilot. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by davros
I meant longest as in the most boring/tiring/long drawn out part of the trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by lopez
I'm sure the trains were nice when they were new but they're manky now. That's the trouble with trying to make them too modern at the time.
If anyone's interested, I just booked flights, Heathrow to Paris CDG for 55GBP return leave Fri. AM return Sun. PM