Over 500 passengers were left wandering on the concourse at Marseille when staff forgot to put a TGV service to Paris on the departure board. The empty train was stopped at Aix-en-Provence TGV, and the passengers taken there by coach, finally arriving over three hours late. A run of bad luck on TGV Méditerranée since opening has included disruption from lineside fires, vandalism, and even a nearby rave party
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