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About: This bingo card is a playful take on the quintessential Parisian experience, perfect for travelers, study abroad students, or anyone wanting to soak up the city’s quirks with friends. It captures the charming, awkward, and often hilarious moments that make exploring Paris unforgettable. Ideal for adding fun to group outings or as an icebreaker at travel-themed parties!
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The first player to complete a horizontal, vertical, or a diagonal line of crossed items yells "Bingo!" and wins the game.
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This For Paris Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: spot someone carrying home flowers, have a teeny tiny coffee, see anyone in a beret, step in something questionable, use/get lost in Le Metro, Auntie suggests Indian food 'cleanse', see the Pont des Arts, reference PIXAR's Ratatouille 3 times, spot someone carrying 3+ baguettes, feel deeply judged by a waiter or barista, people watch at the Seine, have your 5th croissant, feel taken aback by the volume of litter, misread the menu & order something bizarre, witness scary L'Arc de Triomphe traffic, hear an accordion player *dans la rue*, see a tiny dog in a designer coat, spot roller skaters (fridays especially), have your plans inconvenienced by weird Monday business hours, feel like Julia Roberts a la Eat Pray Love, taste *real* french macarons, people watch from the bistro, escape an antagonistic street vendor, witness an aggressive public makeout sesh, actually have a parisian speak french back to you.
This For Paris Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: spot someone carrying home flowers, have a teeny tiny coffee, see anyone in a beret, step in something questionable, use/get lost in Le Metro, Auntie suggests Indian food 'cleanse', see the Pont des Arts, reference PIXAR's Ratatouille 3 times, spot someone carrying 3+ baguettes, feel deeply judged by a waiter or barista, people watch at the Seine, have your 5th croissant, feel taken aback by the volume of litter, misread the menu & order something bizarre, witness scary L'Arc de Triomphe traffic, hear an accordion player *dans la rue*, see a tiny dog in a designer coat, spot roller skaters (fridays especially), have your plans inconvenienced by weird Monday business hours, feel like Julia Roberts a la Eat Pray Love, taste *real* french macarons, people watch from the bistro, escape an antagonistic street vendor, witness an aggressive public makeout sesh, actually have a parisian speak french back to you.