Your preferred FNAC pickup location in Paris?
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Your preferred FNAC pickup location in Paris?
I purchased tickets for the Tresors Engloutis D'Egypte exhibition at the Palais-Grand through FNAC:
www.tresors-engloutis-degypte.fr/
Is there any FNAC location that is best to pick up tickets? How long should I allow for this?
www.tresors-engloutis-degypte.fr/
Is there any FNAC location that is best to pick up tickets? How long should I allow for this?
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I just go to the one most convenient to where I am -- either when I am out during the day, or maybe near my hotel. I don't know what difference it would make, it probably varies more by time of day or day of the week than anything. It's not as busy during a weekday when a lot of people are at work, of course. I don't usually spend more than 5-10 minutes at it, but I think sometimes the lines at Bastille have been a bit longer. Still, I doubt if I waited longer than 10 minutes in line.
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Just an FYI....when I picked up tickets in November, in addition to the credit card I used to pay, the clerk wanted to see my passport for ID. There was something on my email from them about a 'pièce d’identité'. Don't recall that happening before.....this was at avenue des Ternes.
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Thanks, Christina - the last time I picked up tickets was at least two years ago.
You make it sound like it's not just picking up pre-ordered tickets (which may have been paid for a while ago) but with a purchase you made that day.
That's interesting - no other place where I used my credit card, e.g., restaurants, Longchamps, where I spent quite a few Euros asked for other id....
You make it sound like it's not just picking up pre-ordered tickets (which may have been paid for a while ago) but with a purchase you made that day.
That's interesting - no other place where I used my credit card, e.g., restaurants, Longchamps, where I spent quite a few Euros asked for other id....
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I noticed there's an FNAC location at Gare du Nord:
Gare du Nord
18, rue de Dunkerque
Mezzanine RER
75010 Paris
Because I'm arriving at Gare du Nord, I guess I could just run down there and pick up the tickets?
Gare du Nord
18, rue de Dunkerque
Mezzanine RER
75010 Paris
Because I'm arriving at Gare du Nord, I guess I could just run down there and pick up the tickets?




