Er, despite working for a French Bank ( that's Banque in French!) my lingo is a tad rusty and I can't quite navigate the olympiahall.com site.
Anyone know any other sites selling tickets? Which have an English language option?
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Originally posted by Allen Jarvis Er, despite working for a French Bank ( that's Banque in French!) my lingo is a tad rusty and I can't quite navigate the olympiahall.com site. Anyone know any other sites selling tickets? Which have an English language option?
In case you don't find another option, have you tried translating the pages with Babelfish, AltaVista's translator?
Better than nothing, I guess!
Seb.
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You can try www.ticketclic.fr or www.ticketnet.fr. which can be in english but booking doen't seem to be open yet on those websites
Just check the other topic going by the same title and posted by the same person for some answers...
Originally posted by Allen Jarvis Er, despite working for a French Bank ( that's Banque in French!) my lingo is a tad rusty and I can't quite navigate the olympiahall.com site. Anyone know any other sites selling tickets? Which have an English language option?
I bought my tickets this morning. For some reason, the olympiahall site does not allow to buy tickets for the sunday concert, as if it were sold out. I then went to www.fnac.com where tickets for both shows are available. This site is in french and the procedure for getting the tickets is a bit tricky: you first have to open an account (which you can use later to buy anything from the shop: books, CDs, tickets, ...). Anyway, it worked and I could buy my tickets.
Well, it seems sometimes there's a bug with the Olympia website... Sometimes, you just have to try an hour later for the two dates to be there, don't know why. Alreaday yesterday, I thought sunday was sold out, for the same rason and, then, it came back to normal...
Indeed, at one point it appeared that the Sunday had sold out so I made do with just getting 2 seated tickets, whereas I would've prefered standing. However, more standing went on sale later so the girlfriends can stick with the seats!!
This is quite standard practice, I think. Spread tickets over a variety of sources, sell out at one point, then make more available.
Look at Liverpool - sold out in less than an hour ... but then they made another tranche of tickets available on the Monday!
