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dwm...your problem will be sunday eve. as its a madhouse rush out of the course . just to get to paris ....forget a taxi as the queues are bigger than the fare. if you can try and stay sun. eve if only on the outskirts of paris . having said all that ,the arc/paris is not good on a tight budget or tight timewise anyway.starve the kids,sell your body and take some readies .it will be worth it .
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dont bother if its to tight
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where are youy based in the uk, dwm?
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And how tight is the budget? 200? 400? 600?
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oh... and how many in the party?
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i really dont see the point in getting in/out as quick as poss.Its a great occassion take time and enjoy it.If budget is to tight this year wait untill next and go for fri/tues great time has had by all.Thats my advice.
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Someone put up a link last year where you can print off free admission tickets. I used them and they can save you 8 to 10 euros if your on a budget. My tip is to leave Longchamp straight after the Arc and that way the you wont be waiting long for a taxi. Get to a pub and watch the Tottenham Arsenal match.
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http://www.prixarcdetriomphe.com/medias2011/Invitation_web_QPAT_2011.pdf
print off the above link which allows two in free.dwm767,if you have a really late flight it is possible and well worth the effort. |
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my flight home this year is 920 pm on the sun, hope that leaves enough time to get to airport
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Also looking into going this year. Will Eurostar be more expensive than usual that day? Also open to flying but would ideally like to get back home on the Sunday evening
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The trains possibly will be more expensive if you really want to get home on the Sunday, but we went Fri-Mon last year, and it wasn't anymore expensive.
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