Athletes, celebs, special guests and more: Inside Team USA's $540-a-day Paris club
The American abroad is a classic archetype of modern fiction - but in the case of the Olympic Games, it appears the Americans brought a slice of home with them.
This is the Team USA House in the historic Palais Brongniart, Paris' former stock exchange.
It's not the athletes' residence, but a kind of fan club run by the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee.
As well as guests including celebrities, and former and current Olympic athletes, regular punters can gain entry too - for a fee.
This is what it's like inside.
Musician Flavor Flav and House host Jose Castillo onstage.
Tickets inside start at a base price of €325 - or about $540, easily the price of several actual Olympic event tickets.
Guests can watch the events onscreen.
There's food and drink and other entertainment available.
Former Olympian and beach volleyball great Kerri Walsh Jennings and Flavor Flav.
Olympian swimmer Kieran Smith signs autographs for a fan.
Athletes Paul Juda (gymnastics) and Frederick Richard speak onstage.
There's a star studded guest list throughout the games, including current and former athletes.
BMX star Perris Benegas gets a pic with fans.
Juda and Richard speak with former Olympian Amanda Borden.
PARIS, FRANCE - AUGUST 01: U.S. Olympian Chiaka Ogbogu poses for a photo outside in a cafe area.
The website says the USA House will offer guests "a home base to cheer on and celebrate Team USA".
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