BuffettNews.com

Not me, unfortunately, but hey at least I get to start the thread about Paris!!

To those of you that do plan on going, best of luck with the tickets and have a great trip!

Well Heck....We're there for the first one.....what else do we have to do on a Saturday night in Paris...?????

Ordered the tickets today....

Dutch Harbor PH wrote:Well Heck....We're there for the first one.....what else do we have to do on a Saturday night in Paris...?????

Ordered the tickets today....

Hey, when in Paris.......go see 2 JB shows! Have a great trip & enjoy both concerts! I'm must admit I'm a tad jealous.......

We're in for the Saturday night as well as Friday. Hope they do not run out of beer this time. Perhaps Jimmy can get some Landshark over to Paris!! Do you think that perhaps he will video both shows and make a DVD this time with the best bits out of both shows - similar to Fenway?

Hi,
Ive got my tickets for Friday and Saturday. Look forward to seeing you all there.
cheers
Alan

Yorkshire Parrothead wrote:We're in for the Saturday night as well as Friday. Hope they do not run out of beer this time. Perhaps Jimmy can get some Landshark over to Paris!! Do you think that perhaps he will video both shows and make a DVD this time with the best bits out of both shows - similar to Fenway?

We can hope.........however slight a chance that might be!

I am going to both shows.

Bfan53 wrote:

Yorkshire Parrothead wrote:We're in for the Saturday night as well as Friday. Hope they do not run out of beer this time. Perhaps Jimmy can get some Landshark over to Paris!! Do you think that perhaps he will video both shows and make a DVD this time with the best bits out of both shows - similar to Fenway?

We can hope.........however slight a chance that might be!

They can't bring LandShark to Paris...too many regulations...didn't have it in Hong Kong either...

He brought it on his plane in Anguilla but the islands are a different story.

One reason to go to Paris, real beer.

LIPH wrote:One reason to go to Paris, real beer.

More like real wine, Larry. They're not real beer drinkers there.

LIPH wrote:One reason to go to Paris, real beer.

Larry - there is good beer to be had in France. Its just a little more difficult to find than the fizzy stuff......

Now if he were playing in England

Hey

Can someone please help me out with a hotel reccomendation in Paris?? I finally have my airfare, my tickets to the shows, but now need a place to stay. Been doing plenty of research online, but thought since many of you have been to Paris before you might have some reccomendations.

Thanks

Migration Michelle wrote:

LIPH wrote:One reason to go to Paris, real beer.

More like real wine, Larry. They're not real beer drinkers there.

I meant no Landshark, that isn't real beer.

labatt1876 wrote:Hey

Can someone please help me out with a hotel reccomendation in Paris?? I finally have my airfare, my tickets to the shows, but now need a place to stay. Been doing plenty of research online, but thought since many of you have been to Paris before you might have some reccomendations.

Thanks

don't know what you are looking for price-wise or style-wise, but I like St. Louis Marais in the Marais neighborhood. Check out Rick Steve's Paris guide book, or France Guide book, he has good hotel suggestions for middle-of-the-road type folks. He won't list anything too fancy pants, likes things with character, and generally has all offers up good guidance.

Look on Trip Advisor for my review and a few photos, also posted under OttoCal.

Im staying at the Hotel Liege Strasbourg its only 300 yards from The new morning club.It looks okay, clean and not too expensive. Hope that helps.

The 9/20 appeared to be sold out. If, however, I can procure a ticket to the 9/20, I am definitely there as well.

Here's the real question, though: how does one tailgate in Paris? I refuse to believe that a Buffett concert can exist without a full day of school busses with fins, frozen concoctions in the hot sun, etc. Has anyone been to a foreign concert before? how does it work?

guido23 wrote:The 9/20 appeared to be sold out. If, however, I can procure a ticket to the 9/20, I am definitely there as well.

Here's the real question, though: how does one tailgate in Paris? I refuse to believe that a Buffett concert can exist without a full day of school busses with fins, frozen concoctions in the hot sun, etc. Has anyone been to a foreign concert before? how does it work?

Keep trying for tickets, same thing happened to me, it said Sold Out for Saturday, and then I tried 30 mins later and there were tickets available.

I bought mine on line on Sunday evening, got them by airmail today (Thurs). No problems...

guido23 wrote:The 9/20 appeared to be sold out. If, however, I can procure a ticket to the 9/20, I am definitely there as well.

Here's the real question, though: how does one tailgate in Paris? I refuse to believe that a Buffett concert can exist without a full day of school busses with fins, frozen concoctions in the hot sun, etc. Has anyone been to a foreign concert before? how does it work?

Well, Anguilla was easy because it was as you described (but hotter!)

Paris is easy too - lunch in a little roadside restaurant (no "chicken died in vain" jokes please..), couple of bottles of wine, bar crawl your way to the venue (or find one nearby full of PHs, like Wrigley Labor Day) stand in line with a couple of hundred like-minded folk outside New Morning for an hour or two before the show, getting refills from the bar across the street - then its showtime!

Westway001 wrote:

guido23 wrote:The 9/20 appeared to be sold out. If, however, I can procure a ticket to the 9/20, I am definitely there as well.

Here's the real question, though: how does one tailgate in Paris? I refuse to believe that a Buffett concert can exist without a full day of school busses with fins, frozen concoctions in the hot sun, etc. Has anyone been to a foreign concert before? how does it work?

Well, Anguilla was easy because it was as you described (but hotter!)

Paris is easy too - lunch in a little roadside restaurant (no "chicken died in vain" jokes please..), couple of bottles of wine, bar crawl your way to the venue (or find one nearby full of PHs, like Wrigley Labor Day) stand in line with a couple of hundred like-minded folk outside New Morning for an hour or two before the show, getting refills from the bar across the street - then its showtime!

Sounds familar!! Its funny to tailgate with wine, isn't it?! But very appropriate I might add!