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good luck mate

Thanks very much for this.

Did it work ?

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Pelouse OR

Got it!

Same here. Do you know it is a good place? Stage visibility? Too much crowdy?
I had the chance for Pit but I just got them for Lyon and Madrid....
I hope I won't regret.

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marquess
Pelouse OR

Got it!

Same here. Do you know it is a good place? Stage visibility? Too much crowdy?
I had the chance for Pit but I just got them for Lyon and Madrid....
I hope I won't regret.

I was in Pelouse OR in Paris-Stade de France 2014 and the visibilty was great!

So easy !!

This will be a quick trip. Flying in on Friday evening and staying until Sunday evening. Either way, looking forward to another Paris show! Great city to see the Stones!

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good luck mate

Thanks very much for this.

Did it work ?

It did! Thanks again. Not sure why I couldn't get it to work from the Stones site, but all good now.

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Hi everybody, how could I see on this map which side is PIT A and which PIT B ? There isn't any yellow area on that map.

Does anybody have relaible info that PIT A = Ronnie side ?
I know on most concerts PIT A is Ronnie side but I want to be sure in Paris concert, thanks!

PIT B has always been Keith's side so it would be quite extraordinary if it was different for the Paris show.

As a side note, during the 2017 tour you could go from one side of the pit to the other !

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Admittedly the pit looks Like A Rainbow, but you can tell from the color coding that the yellow is Ronnie's side A and Grey Keith's B .



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PIT B has always been Keith's side so it would be quite extraordinary if it was different for the Paris show.

As a side note, during the 2017 tour you could go from one side of the pit to the other !

– but not in 2018 anymore…

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PIT B has always been Keith's side so it would be quite extraordinary if it was different for the Paris show.

As a side note, during the 2017 tour you could go from one side of the pit to the other !

– but not in 2018 anymore…

in US 2021 PIT A/B was different and changed due the venues

Wait, in 2021 Pit A/B were not always Ronnie/Keith or was just the setup that changed ?

Looking at the Paris map, the GC has a good chunk of the "B-Stage"+ramp, up until 2018 that was always "Pit" territory" (maybe not at HP1/HP2).

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Many thanks spain73 for the info !
I could buy one !

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Admittedly the pit looks Like A Rainbow, but you can tell from the color coding that the yellow is Ronnie's side A and Grey Keith's B .

Thanks for the info.
I wasn't still fully convinced but my experience of other venues + Marseille 2018 is that PIT A = Ronnie side.

According to these info I bought a PIT A ticket today (yellow button).
When I received the pdf tickket I was disappointed.

This is written on it:
PIT DIAMANT A (STAGE RIGHT)

I understand this so that I bought a Keith side ticket.
What do you think ?

I would like to hear the opinion who bought PIT B ticket that they think that they will stand on the Keith side ?

Thanks in advance !

It seems the side is based on where you are on stage, from Mick's perspective, nice of them, eh ?

Besides it probably says East on your ticket and that would be consistent with the stage placement.

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It seems the side is based on where you are on stage, from Mick's perspective, nice of them, eh ?

Besides it probably says East on your ticket and that would be consistent with the stage placement.

yes, it was written "secteur est" also.

SECTEUR EST
PIT DIAMOND A (STAGE RIGHT) DEBOUT

do you think it means Ronnie side ?
Do you have PIT A or B ticket and where you want to stand with that ticket (if I may ask you) ??

"stage right" is Ronnie and "stage left" is Keith.







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thanks Topi !

... and NO Filter pit means NO access to the filter pit. Haha that was a dreadful low light of French lost in translation.

They should have called the tour FREE BEERS

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It seems the side is based on where you are on stage, from Mick's perspective, nice of them, eh ?

Besides it probably says East on your ticket and that would be consistent with the stage placement.

Haha, gotdablouse,
Stage right and stage left are always named from the actor/performer's point of view, not the audience's.

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... and NO Filter pit means NO access to the filter pit. Haha that was a dreadful low light of French lost in translation.

They should have called the tour FREE BEERS

No joke: In Stockholm someone of the securty tried to stopp us because he saw the "NO" on the tickets. But only for a few seconds, we were stronger...

So, I got ONE Lucky Dip at 10:20, it's the first time I do this.

I like Lottery... very happy I could get only one.

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So, I got ONE Lucky Dip at 10:20, it's the first time I do this.

I like Lottery... very happy I could get only one.

Congrats! See you there.

We got 4 LDs for Paris.

Hey! I'll be in Boulogne-Billancourt area, 45 minutes walking to the venue. How is that zone? I should consider something? Is nice to walk to the venue? Thanks!

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Hey! I'll be in Boulogne-Billancourt area, 45 minutes walking to the venue. How is that zone? I should consider something? Is nice to walk to the venue? Thanks!

Hello!
I can be wrong and someone who already went to a big concert/festival at the Hippodrome will give you more informations but in my opinion the entrance will be "route de Sèvres" the main entrance which overlooks the lawn of the racecourse.
Here:
[goo.gl]

I know Boulogne very well, no problem in this town (you will be in the north I suppose) but you'll have to walk a lot in the Bois de Boulogne, which is not very safe.
I think you'd rather wait for more informations about the entrance and the shuttles, maybe it will be more easy go to Porte d'Auteuil (bus 123 direct) and the shuttle.

And if you are in the south of Boulogne, the bus N° 123 crosses the city from south to north to go to the porte d'Auteuil.

Does anyone has a seating chart for Paris ?

I bought a ticket for Lyon and also for Paris.

On the e-ticket for Lyon, the seating chart is printed.
It is not the case for Paris..

Maybe the seating chart for Paris is still under preparation.



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Hey! I'll be in Boulogne-Billancourt area, 45 minutes walking to the venue. How is that zone? I should consider something? Is nice to walk to the venue? Thanks!

Hello!
I can be wrong and someone who already went to a big concert/festival at the Hippodrome will give you more informations but in my opinion the entrance will be "route de Sèvres" the main entrance which overlooks the lawn of the racecourse.
Here:
[goo.gl]

I know Boulogne very well, no problem in this town (you will be in the north I suppose) but you'll have to walk a lot in the Bois de Boulogne, which is not very safe.
I think you'd rather wait for more informations about the entrance and the shuttles, maybe it will be more easy go to Porte d'Auteuil (bus 123 direct) and the shuttle.

And if you are in the south of Boulogne, the bus N° 123 crosses the city from south to north to go to the porte d'Auteuil.

In 1995, the entrance was Route de Sèvres.
The concert took place in the south part of the hippodrome, and not in front of the hippodrome grandstands. Some grandstands had been build on the lawn.

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In 1995, the entrance was Route de Sèvres.
The concert took place in the south part of the hippodrome, and not in front of the hippodrome grandstands. Some grandstands had been build on the lawn.

Thank you, so the entrance is the one on Goooglemap that I quoted.
I note that the bus 70 (which crosses Paris from its center) is coming near the entrance stop "Allée de l'espérance".

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