For information about how to use this forum please check out forum help and policies.
Quote
snoopy2
Flight secured for Lyon finally! Spending a few days there before the show and would like to stay in Central Lyon to explore.. Any locals have advice on how difficult or easy to get to stadium from La Presqu'ile or areas nearby?
Quote
DocQuote
snoopy2
Flight secured for Lyon finally! Spending a few days there before the show and would like to stay in Central Lyon to explore.. Any locals have advice on how difficult or easy to get to stadium from La Presqu'ile or areas nearby?
[www.tcl.fr]
Quote
syrel
I'm thinking of staying at an airport hotel the night of the show - can any locals tell me if it will be possible to get from the stadium to the airport via public transport after the show?
thanks
syrel
Quote
grzegorz67
The weather forecast for this show is currently 38c/100F and you have to question the wisdom of men in their late 70s performing a high energy 2 hour show in those conditions. I can see a shortened show with a lot less moving around - as was the case in Budapest in 2007. I’m lucky dipping this one and have a spare for anyone interested.
[www.bbc.co.uk]
Quote
gotdablouse
Yeah, grim prospect...especially since that area is known to be generally very HOT...Well at least they can have giant fans around the stage, for the crowd it's not an option.
Quote
StonesSmeth99
Hoping there's no compromise on the length of the set but acknowledge health comes first. Does look extremely hot. Think they came on at 10pm in Marseille 4 years ago (not due to the heat, just that kinda place) so maybe a late start is possible in Lyon.
I have 2 spare pit AQuote
jhrock83
Looking for Pit ticket
Quote
PaintMonkeyManBlack
I hate to be the one who brings it up, but 40 degrees on tuesday… not
Sure this is a great idea
Quote
FrogSugar
Regarding the heat, I doubt cancellation is in the air. More than likely the band will have some sort of on-stage air-conditioners, mist machines, etc. to keep things manageable during the show.
And the concession stands will be thrilled at all the 10€ beers that they're gonna be able to sell.
Quote
grzegorz67Quote
FrogSugar
Regarding the heat, I doubt cancellation is in the air. More than likely the band will have some sort of on-stage air-conditioners, mist machines, etc. to keep things manageable during the show.
And the concession stands will be thrilled at all the 10€ beers that they're gonna be able to sell.
Beer is the very worst thing you can drink in that heat. Dehydrates people even further and leads to frayed tempers and people passing out. While they night be able to keep the dozen people on stage well enough to perform, what of the 40 - 50,000 audience? There are all sorts of risks. Even if it goes ahead, problems are highly likely in 40c heat. Not everyone will cope well.