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8 Bd de Bercy, 75012 Paris, France

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+33 1 75 44 04 00

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I went here to see Hanz Zimmer in concert for the last weekend of his tour. I could go on and on about the concert, which was ABSOLUTELY amazing!! But this review is about the arena (lol). I took the metro to the arena which was super easy! One metro, I believe it was #6. I got off the metro, walked up two flights of steps and there was the very interestingly showcased arena. It almost appeared to be a garden with how it looked. The arenas in the states are very cookie cutter. But! The staff were outside of the venue, very helpful for someone who does not speak the language, getting around in the arena was very easy! There is a restaurant/bar located when you walk in so that was a pleasant way to wind down before the show! And the restaurant/bar had a themed drink for the concert, a mojito with a twist to it. Stairs and escalators took every one up to the landings where seats were and there was a plethora of concessions and merchandise stands. I grabbed a drink on the way to finding my seat, which was very easy. My ticket was checked to make sure I was in the correct section. A lady on the other side of the doors also checked my ticket to help me walk to my seat. Now, I caution...I was dressed very nicely and decided to wear heels that were about 3, 4 inches, I was VERY nervous walking down the steps in those shoes. I came prepared and brought flat sandals that I had in my purse so I quickly changed shoes which made going up and down the stairs very easy! The seats I had were PERFECT for Hans Zimmer. The seating wasn't too small and the leg room was average for any arena. Bathrooms were also average for arenas. The only thing I was not a fan of was being corralled like cattle at the end of the show to ONE section of doors to be let out. Back in the states, you can use all the exits in the arena. If something would have occurred, there would have been mayhem in that large crowd. And for a person like me, it was nerve-racking to be in a huge crowd like that trying to get out...but! All in all, I had a lovely time and would absolutely return to the arena!

Chris P

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This was my first time visiting this arena, so I didn't know what to expect. Once inside I was pleasantly surprised at how well-lit the arena is, and how clean and open it felt, and directions are clearly marked. I was afraid I might get lost inside at first, but that fear was put to shame right away. The facilities inside are numerous and well geared to handle crowds of people and large audiences. The arena staff are top notch - they did an excellent job guiding people to the right places, and at no point did they appear careless or unprofessional. Once you have passed security checks, you will find plenty of places to buy food, snacks, drinks, and merchandise. Queues were long, but not too long, which was appreciated. I never felt stressed that I was about to miss the show because of queues. Inside the actual venue floor, you have a perfect view of the action, there are no pillars or odd corners obstructing the view. The seats are alright, though nothing extraordinary, but I never felt uncomfortable in the crowd and could fully enjoy the spectacle. All in all, an excellent venue to visit for big shows. I will certainly come back there in the future.

Bo Selmer Hansen

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An embarrassing display of mismanagement. On a visit to see the cirque du soleil we were told our booked dream middle-of-the-arena seats no longer existed and were moved. I don't care about a little mixup but we were moved to a corner at the front, view blocked by ugly railing directly Infront of us. Upon contacting the manager about our paid seats being changed so drastically, he proved incompetent and completely unsympathetic. All together an unpleasant and disappointing experience that left me and my partner fuming and spoiled our mood for the show completely. At such a steeply priced ticket (not even mentioning food and drink) I expected at least some professional resolution but we were shooed away. Never coming back. Can't recommend. Don't waste money here.

Georgi Urumov

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