2026-27 Grand Prix assignments are out

[Paulixiaa]

I booked the plane and hotel already, hope there’ll be enough tickets As well as train tickets, since the prices are going up over time

 

[DizzyFrenchie]

I booked the plane and hotel already, hope there’ll be enough tickets As well as train tickets, since the prices are going up over time

If they haven't changed lately, SNCF tickets (on their sites Ouigo and SNCF-Connect, not very user-friendly unless it has changed lately; and probably on reselling sites) are usually cheaper shortly after the sales opening than near the journey, on a non- or partly-refundable basis.
Here are the sales opening dates depending on the type of train you wish to use:

L'ouverture des ventes | SNCF Connect - Questions fréquentes

SNCF Connect : L'ouverture des ventes - Aide et Informations

www.sncf-connect.com

In any case, if you're landing in Paris, you'll have regional trains between Paris Montparnasse and Angers, they're nearly never full and rarely at reduced prices (and their sales start three months before the journey), actually many travellers just buy the tickets when they arrive at the departure station (but there may be queues at both automated and in-person selling points). Paris subway isn't very pleasant though, nor very safe and there aren't escalators or lifts everywhere. You can already calculate your journey with them because they won't change their hours between late September and October.

 

[Paulixiaa]

If they haven't changed lately, SNCF tickets (on their sites Ouigo and SNCF-Connect, not very user-friendly unless it has changed lately; and probably on reselling sites) are usually cheaper shortly after the sales opening than near the journey, on a non- or partly-refundable basis.
Here are the sales opening dates depending on the type of train you wish to use:

L'ouverture des ventes | SNCF Connect - Questions fréquentes

SNCF Connect : L'ouverture des ventes - Aide et Informations

www.sncf-connect.com

In any case, if you're landing in Paris, you'll have regional trains between Paris Montparnasse and Angers, they're nearly never full and rarely at reduced prices (and their sales start three months before the journey), actually many travellers just buy the tickets when they arrive at the departure station (but there may be queues at both automated and in-person selling points). Paris subway isn't very pleasant though, nor very safe and there aren't escalators or lifts everywhere. You can already calculate your journey with them because they won't change their hours between late September and October.

Since I already got the flights, I decided to buy the train tickets too, I was able to pick the cheapest fares so at least I don’t have to worry about them once I arrive. But when I was booking the seats they were still lots to choose from, indeed.

 

[DemTuppesSeine]

I'll travel completely by train and I was so worried about changing stations in Paris since I've never been before, but now I found a route via Strasbourg, which is way less stressful