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Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 11:59 am
by qbera6
Dharma,
Thanks very much for your help, it worked for me now

3rd row stalls - great.
Dublin,Manchester,Edinburgh and now Paris

Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 12:10 pm
by nadia262
Dharma,
Thank you sooooo much for that link (the other one did not work for me). I scored second row tickets as well, whooohooo. Nadia
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 12:10 pm
by qbera6
Dharma,
One more question...i got my tickets through the same website that you did ..do you know them or have you heard of them before? I was so stressed out by the whole thing that I didnt even check if they deliver tickets or do you collect them at the venue???
Thanks for any info

Anna
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 12:22 pm
by dharma
there's a 6.00 euro postage charge, so look to see if you've been charged that in your confirmation email

Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 12:26 pm
by Mabeanie1
Did anyone else buy from the GDP site? After 4 goes on the Olympia site, during the course of which saw the seats allocated to me go from 3rd row down to 15th row whilst it kept on saying my "bank" had rejected my credit cards (all 3 of them ...) I went back to GDP, which allocated me first row (yes, row 1!!) for the Tuesday and row 4 for Wednesday. Again, it took a couple of goes to make the purchase but at least they didn't cancel the whole order, as the Olympia billeterie did each time I tried, and I now have a receipt and an instruction to collect my tickets one hour before the show.
I have absolutely no idea who GDP are but I am a trusting soul and can only hope that my money and tickets are safe ...
Wendy
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 1:43 pm
by maike
I've bought Tom Waits tickets from GDP, they are reliable. Tickets are sent by registered mail if you live in France, I don't know about foreign countries.
And Olympia is a great hall. I first saw LC there in the summer of......1976!!!
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 2:08 pm
by qbera6
They didnt charge me 6 euro for postage and def ticked an option to pick up ticket at the venue (now i remember

) ...havent got my confirmation email yet though...printed out "transaction details" though- hope they are ok and I will get my tickets ok.
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 2:10 pm
by cpl593h
one. got tix for monday show in the stalls
i have been to the olympia before - it is Paris's version of Manchester opera House - intimate proper old theatre
WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
after 1x dublin and 2x manchester i thought i would never see LC again...Paris here we come!!!
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 3:07 pm
by Diane
Christine wrote:Dam, how're we (you) doing? Have I told you today how much I love you?? Are your leggies holding up? Shall I get you your stick? Will we be sleeping sur Le Monde at the Gare du Nord avec nos Disque Bleus? Or will BM be dragging us to Hull? Other D, are you awake yet? Je voudrais parler. I am beside myself. Or is that you, Dam?
I just checked my emails and OMG she's gone and done it. I forgot to mention that I don't like indoor venues. Is it OK with everyone if we keep the windows open?
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 7:37 pm
by roubiliac
rather expensive methinks.
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:00 pm
by moutipouti
roubiliac wrote:rather expensive methinks.
Yes, and the tickets in the cheapest category seem to go quickly.
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:27 pm
by Cayucahini
Somehow Paris in November just seems like the perfect setting . . . I have never seen Mr. Cohen perform, sort of a latecomer to discover him, but when i did, it was a beautiful thing at just the right time. I dreamed of being able to see him perform. So news of this tour was really exciting. Been following it and was too impatient to wait to see if he is coming to the United States, so I'm going to Paris!!!
I was able to buy tickets on the gdf site to the November 25 show at the Olympia, row 13, center . . . also hope to catch him in the U.S. if he decides to visit here.
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:10 pm
by Leax
For those of you who booked directly from the Olympia website, did you get a confirmation email and has your card been charged? We have a print out of the booking confimation that came up after online booking, but no email or card charge yet (booked last Wednesday). Have been trying to get through on the phone since Friday but can't, and there is no email address that I can find on the site.
Would appreciate info from anyone who booked through the Olympia, including an email address if there is one that can be replied to included with any email conformations received by people.
Am worried that the purchase hasn't been completed properly and I will lose my seats

Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:19 pm
by shaunagh
Hi Leax
I booked tickets through Olympia. I recveived confirmation by email - here's the email address it came from:
olympia@rodrigue.fr
If the worst comes to the worst and your booking hasn't gone through, fear not there are still plenty of good tickets available on GDP (
http://www.gdp.fr). They seem to have much more available, and better seats, than Olympia who are showing very little in the way of remaining seats. I guess their booking systems can't talk to each other so Olympia allocated specific seats to GDP to sell, which haven't sold as fast (perhaps because the GDP site doesn't offer English text)?
If you need a hand with translations give me a shout by PM.
Best of luck to you!
Re: Paris, Olympia, 24-26.11.
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:26 pm
by Leax
Thanks for that Shaunagh,
my husband has been trying to get through on the phone but just realised that today is a holiday in France so that mightn't be helping

He isn't 100% sure what the 4 options he is hearing are but thinks he is picking the correct one. I was looking at the GDP site and the best available seats are rows 11 to 13 of the Orchestra section, and the one I booked are about 11 rows not far in in the front left section and I was so thrilled to get them. Hopefully it will be ok but I have a bad feeling.