Overview
- ⏱️2 hoursApproximate duration
- 🏟️Large sizedVenue capacity is 80,000
- ❤️🔥Popular eventCurrently trending with fans
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🏟️ Address: Stade de France, 93200, Saint-Denis, Paris, France Directions in Google Maps
The Stade de France houses 3 on-site public car parks:
Car Parks P1 and P3 have a maximum height restriction of 2.1 m, whilst P2 has a restriction of 2 m. See the Coach & Bus information section for car parks with no maximum height restriction. On event days, Car parks P1, P2, and P3 are usually open between 08:00-21:00 (afternoon events) or 08:00-01:00 (evening events).
Please note that stadium car parking spaces must be purchased in advanced, as parking spaces cannot be paid for upon arrival. Click here to book car parking for specific events.
Travelling to the Stade de France by taxi takes approximately 10 minutes from central Saint-Denis, and closer to 50 minutes from central Paris. There is no dedicated taxi rank at the stadium, and traffic restrictions are usually in place on events days, preventing cars without parking passes from accessing the roads directly around the stadium complex. It may therefore be necessary to be dropped-off on a road a short walk away from the stadium.
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Public buses
The following public bus routes stop close to the Stade de France:
Private coaches, minibuses, and vans
As Car Parks P1, P2, and P3 have a maximum height restriction of approximately 2 m, those travelling via private coaches, minibuses, and vans should make use of Car Park P4, an uncovered car park with no maximum height restriction. Car Park P4 is located on the south-east side of the stadium off Rue Ahmed Boughera el Ouafi, a 400 m (5 min) walk from the venue.
Trains and metro
The following Réseau Express Régional (RER) train lines stop close to the Stade de France;
Line B can be used by travellers who are coming from central Paris: the train runs direct from Gare du Nord, Paris' principal train station, to La Plaine-Stade de France station in just 5 minutes. Please note that specific tickets for the above stations will be required to travel to them; Ticket'T public transport tickets are not valid.
The following metro lines also stop close to the Stade de France:
Trams
The following tram lines stop close to the Stade de France:
From central Paris, it takes approximately 30 minutes to cycle to the Stade de France, via Rue de la Chapelle. If travelling from closer to the stadium, it may be convenient in some cases to make use of the canal-side roads and paths which run alongside Canal Saint-Denis. For those who need to cross the canal, Pont Wilson (Wilson Bridge) is located 300 m north of the venue, and the Passerelle du Franc Moisin bridge is located 450 m to the east of the venue.
Bike racks and motorcycle parking spaces are available in all covered stadium car parks (P1, P2, and P3). Additional racks for push bikes can also be found at the junction of Rue Henri Delaunay and Avenue Jules Rimet, a 500 m (6 min) walk from the stadium.
From central Saint-Denis it is a 1.6 km (19 min) walk to the Stade de France, with Pont Wilson (Wilson Bridge) providing the most convenient way of crossing Canal Saint-Denis on foot.
From central Paris it is closer to a 8.0 km (96 min) walk to the stadium; travelling part of the way via public transport and then completing the journey on foot is recommended, in order to avoid an unnecessarily long walk.
