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Rubbish!!! I had to walk past bars to get to my seat at Biarritz and the Spanish guys in front of me always had beer with them when they sat down and at half time!!
Last time I was at Stade de Feance they were selling beer too......
http://www.englandrugbytravel.com/stadium-guide/stade-de-france/
Fans who like a drink should be aware that not only do drinks at Stade de France come at an inflated price, they are also alcohol-free - including the beer! There are pop-up stands outside the ground where you can get a pint, at typical Parisian prices.
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTo...de_France_Own_drinks-Paris_Ile_de_France.html
Have been to SdeF on a number of occasions for rugby matches but mot for concerts. Numerous bars inside selling water and non alcoholic beers. There are usually fast food tents on the approach ramp to the stadium selling the usual overpriced crap.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1566865/Rugby-shorts.html
England fans inside the Stade de France were staggered to discover they were being served alcohol-free beer.
The 250,000 pints consumed inside the stadium were 0 per cent proof, despite costing £6.50 a pint and not being advertised as alcohol-free.
http://www.beautynewsnyc.com/bnparis/stade-de-france-give-it-a-try/
Even children are comfortable running around. Maybe one reason for this is simply because there is only non-alcoholic beer on the grounds. Yuck! Sure you can get a cup of tea (no milk sorry) or a soda, but celebratory beers will have to wait.
http://www.liberoguide.com/stade-de-france/
n the Stade, Le Panoramique restaurant through Gate T in the West Stand serves from its 8th-floor vantage point weekdays 8am-2pm. Menus begin at €30. More affordable is Le 98 in the East Stand (Gate E), also weekday lunchtimes only (11.45am-2.15pm), with menus at €7 and €11, and self-service dishes at around €10. For matches, the beer on sale at the 60 outlets around the ground is alcohol-free.
jean Bouin and Parc des prince is also dry.
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