PSG fans angered by pricey agency ‘packs’ for Stamford Bridge trip | OneFootball

PSG season-ticket holders have protested at high prices and the priority given to a partner agency for away tickets at Chelsea. According to L'Équipe, the club says these bundles covered only 10 percent of the 2,000-seat allocation.

Paris’s travelling support has earned acclaim across Europe, and another sizeable contingent is expected in London on Tuesday.

Recently, via Couleur Sports, PSG have offered subsidised bundles that enabled trips to New York for the Club World Cup and to Doha for the Intercontinental Cup at €250.

For London, CUP groups and fan clubs received just under half the tickets at €50 each. Other subscribers were initially offered three bundles: Prestige at €2,900, first-class Eurostar, five-star hotel and hospitality, Experience at €1,250, Eurostar and a four-star hotel, and Essentiel at €490, a coach return with no overnight stay, a match ticket and a packed lunch.

Many supporters contacted the ticket office late last week, calling the prices excessive and arguing the Essentiel option offered poor value once a €50 ticket and coach costs were factored in.

The bundles struggled to sell. While the club sent follow-up emails to shift inventory, fans tried to secure €50 seats through CUP contacts.

After failing to clear them, PSG opened the bundles to all buyers, then on Thursday night released €50 seat-only tickets at cost, which sold out in one minute. Others said arranging their own travel, with flights about €120 and rooms €55 to €70 per night, was far cheaper, offered flexibility, and that the away end should remain accessible to regular fans.

Source: L'Équipe