For the first time in 11 years, PSG training will be open to the public and paid for. Despite some controversy, the tickets are snapped up.
Before the Classic OM – PSG on Sunday February 26, the capital club decided to do a training session open to the public and paying (for non-subscribers) inside the Parc des Princes this Friday at 5:30 p.m. Usually, the training sessions of the capital club are all carried out behind closed doors or accessible for the first 15 minutes. A real change that makes many supporters happy since the tickets are snapped up. As of February 22, more than 25,000 tickets have been sold and PSG is adding places as they go to try to satisfy as many people as possible.
“It’s a good idea. We can’t see them at Camp des Loges. We can’t usually have a lot of intimacy with the players” initially explains a subscriber to the microphone of RMC Sport even if the latter finds “abused” to pay for an hour. “I’m lucky to be a subscriber so I was able to reserve my place quickly. But I think it’s abused to charge the general public, for a session of only one hour…”
What are the ticket prices?
Subscribers to the Parc des Princes have two free places and also benefit from priority purchase for two additional places. Non-subscribers must pay in order to attend the training. Prices range from 5 to 15 euros. To be able to buy the precious sesame, nothing could be simpler, you have to go to the official ticket office of PSG.
When to attend PSG training?
The doors of the Parc des Princes will be open from 4 p.m. on Friday February 24 at 48 hours from the shock of the Ligue 1 day between the champions of France and their Marseille runner-up.