Dark Carnival
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I feel like Paris would be an absolutely dire host city.

I feel like Paris would be an absolutely dire host city.
Remember though that France does have a tendency to overplay its hand slightly. Remember the hype they created around the La Zarra reveal? And they shut the Eiffel bloody Tower to film Tom Leeb’s song reveal.
Whereas Voila was chosen in a fairly run of the mill national final and Mon Amour was just casually flung out onto streaming in mid-November.
I’m just very very cautiously observing the build-up to this.
I live in Paris, why would I want it anywhere else?What would your preference be?
The fact that the Netherlands and Maltas names are being discussed within a conversation about "who might win" really is testament to how lacking in big moments this year is.
I wouldn't even say it's a bad edition, just extremely middling.
Living in a host city during a Eurovision is something I absolutely want to experience before I shuffle off this mortal coil!I live in Paris, why would I want anywhere else?
I live in Paris, why would I want anywhere else?
On that note mayoral elections are due in March 2026, so I imagine hosting Eurovision could be seen as a curse or a blessing depending on whether the organisation is competent or not.free pyro if the locals are slightly put out.
Yes. Game starts at 20:00 GMT. Half-time is about 20:40.We hear this today right - it’s last round of the rugby matches?
If we’re looking at medium sized cities, then Lyon. I can think of two events held there that take over the city.OK, but if it had to be in another French city, what would you choose?
Paris is like London. It's too big and I feel it'd get lost.
I presume Euroclub will be in @Dark Carnival front room?
If we’re looking at medium sized cities, then Lyon. I can think of two events held there that take over the city.
Or maybe Nantes or Bordeaux. But I have no idea about their hosting capabilities.
Most big cities have a Zénith indeed. I’m not aware of their sizes and layouts though.Do most cities still have those Le Zénith arenas? Their layouts look impractical for a modern Eurovision.
All here to witness the French Eurovision entry!I’m in Paris right now and there are a disturbing amount of rugby fans in kilts and tartan berets all around. I’m hoping Notre Dame refuses them entry.
Now all I have to do is learn the rules of rugby and navigo.All here to witness the French Eurovision entry!
The people in the kilts and tartan berets think that the French Eurovision entry is ‘Yes Sir I Can Boogie’.All here to witness the French Eurovision entry!
I'm prepared for this to be dreadful tonight on account of the sound mixing. Live stadium performances can sound notoriously poor over the tv broadcast.
Do most cities still have those Le Zénith arenas? Their layouts look impractical for a modern Eurovision.
Try not to enjoy yourself too much.
Will have to pop into the Eurovision Reddit to see the hot takes, although anything that isn’t ‘it’s crazy, it’s party’ generally gets short shrift.I'm excited for this! A stadium performance probably isn't going to give a great first impression. Worth noting before the ESC loons write her off.
I presume Euroclub will be in @Dark Carnival front room?
Don’t forget the turnstile either.So they’re using existing and well-tested infrastructure. How sustainable.
isn’t it?The people in the kilts and tartan berets think that the French Eurovision entry is ‘Yes Sir I Can Boogie’.
she literally screams in the middle of the song