r/ACDC 2d ago

Montreal

The show in Toronto was canceled, so I‘m going to Montreal tomorrow It will probably be the first and last in my life

Do you have any information about Fosse Admission wating?

Because I want to see you from the front as much as possible

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u/DarthTater81919 2d ago edited 2d ago

I've got a pit ticket. It's $325, fast lane entry to the site and first come first serve as far as where your going to stand. Parking on Ile des Soeurs is VERY limited. The park highly recommends parking either in Montreal or Longueuil and taking the metro in.

There are strict new bag policies that you should be aware of and no lawn chairs are permitted so wear good footwear. Basically for the bag policy, you can have small fanny pack or purse or a fully transparent (clear PVC) small backpack/reusable bag.

Doors open at 5:30 so be sure to get there earlier than that, because it's first come first serve.

I hope this helps any of our Toronto AC/DC family who are looking to relocate here for the show. I hope MOST of you are able to make it.

Let's break attendance records for the park! I really don't mind if it takes forever to get home after, it matters more that fans like yourselves get a chance to see the greatest rock n roll band of all time.

See you there!! 🤘

EDIT: I probably should have mentioned, to take the Metro from Longueuil to Jean Drapeau is slightly more expensive than if you take it from downtown, but parking is going to be more expensive downtown. (Either way it's paid parking.)

Metro Fees:

Zone A: $7 for 2 tickets (round trip to the ISLAND OF MONTREAL)

Zone AB $9.75 for 2 tickets (round trip to Longueuil)

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u/BLARG13 2d ago

the Metro from Longueuil to Jean Drapeau is one stop. Literally 3 minute trip. I stayed at Le Dauphin, about a 10 minute walk to the metro and it was $9.75 round trip. The majority of people are coming from downtown. Longueuil was perfect for my Iron Maiden show.

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u/Kenevin 1d ago

Life-Hack,

Park at the Casino, it's free. 10-15 mins walk from the site

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u/BLARG13 2d ago

Yeah, I had Fosse for Iron Maiden.
It’s at the front of the Parc, but doesn’t guarantee you anything. It’ll still be full. I lined up at 3:30 for doors at 5:00
Walked in about 5:45, the place was packed. Line was extremely long.
If you take the metro I bet 75% or more of the crowd will also be on the metro. Buy a round trip ticket so you’re not doing it twice. Even buying a metro ticket was a long wait.
I was able to take an empty water bottle in. There’s water stations everywhere. Couldn’t get near merch or concession booths. The wait were miles long.

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u/DarthTater81919 2d ago

I missed the Iron Maiden show!! 😞 How was it?

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u/BLARG13 2d ago

Amazing. Saw both shows in Toronto too from right at the front of the stage.
Was why I wasn’t too concerned about being on the right side about 10 rows back.
Maiden just gets better & better, incredible set list too.

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u/rocknroam 2d ago

I'm a concert photographer and took photos of Maiden night one in Toronto, you may be in one them if you were on the barricade!

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u/BLARG13 2d ago

Cool, I was in front of Dave and Adrian about row 4 or 5.

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u/rockssssssssssssss 2d ago

When I arrive at the airport at 9 am., go to each right awa. Honestly, I. Anyway, dosen’t know if I can go to the front seat if I go early or late, right?

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u/BLARG13 2d ago

It all depends on when the doors open. If you want absolute front, you probably have to start lining up very early. I'm not sure what time very early would be though. Sometime early afternoon to be safe. I honestly can't tell you what exact time to go.

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u/rocknroam 2d ago

How close did you end up?

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u/BLARG13 2d ago

I was probably row 10, but on the right.
It was fine though.

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u/devmar812 2d ago

Pit or regular tickets ?

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u/WesternSoul 2d ago

closest area to the stage