Overview
- ⏱️2 hoursApproximate duration
- 🏟️Large sizedVenue capacity is 50,000
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🏟️ Address: Decathlon Arena (Stade Pierre Mauroy), 261 Boulevard de Tournai, Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Nord, 59650, France Directions in Google Maps
There are 6 separate car parks at Stade Pierre Mauroy, which are divided into zones A, B, and C. Car parking spaces can be reserved in advance by clicking here, but paying upon arrival is also permitted. There are disabled-accessible spaces in all car parks.
Zone A
Zone A car parks are located closest to the venue, within the perimeter of the stadium site, and provide direct access to the stadium entrances.
Zone B
Zone B parking is located to the east of the stadium.
Zone C
Zone C parking is located to the south and east of the stadium.
Travellers may wish to note that parking in Car Park C4 is complimentary for those in possession of an Ilévia (formerly Transpole) transport network ticket or subscription.
Although Lille is most recognised for its historic centre filled with baroque monuments and landmarks, this area represents just one side to the multifaceted city. There are so many other neighbourhoods within the city centre that promise an equally unforgettable stay in Lille.
Strategically located at the heart of the London-Paris-Brussels triangle, the stadium is easily accessible by both TGV and TER. If you will be traveling…
Stroll through Old Lille – the historic cobbled streets are known for their colourful and ornate facades, and lead you to discover hidden shops and cafes
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It takes between 10-20 minutes to travel to the stadium by taxi from central Lille. There is a dedicated drop-off zone located on the north side of the stadium, off Boulevard de Tournai (M506). Please note that many of the roads located very close to the venue are likely to be very busy on event days, so those travelling in taxis are encouraged to allow extra time for their journeys.
Public buses
The following public bus routes stop close to the Stade Pierre Mauroy:
Private buses and coaches
If you are travelling to the Stade Pierre Mauroy in a private or hired coach, use Bus Park C2, which has 40 large spaces for buses. It can be accessed via Rue Elisée Reclus, and is located a 450 m (5 min) walk from the stadium entrances.
Lille is very well connected not only to other French cities, but also Brussels and London, via high-speed rail. There are 2 main rail stations in the city, Lille-Europe and Lille-Flandres. The former station is primarily served by high-speed and international rail routes, whilst Lille-Flandres is served by more local and regional services, as well as some Belgian connections.
Both stations are located just an 800 m (10 min) walk away from each other, in central Lille. Those wishing to travel from either station to the stadium can do so via the Lille metro system, in less than 20 minutes: from Lille-Flandres, ride the M1 line to either the Cité Scientifique or 4 Cantons stops, which are both located less than a 1.1 km (14 min) walk from the Stade Pierre Mauroy.
On event days, travellers can also take the M2 line from Lille-Europe to Les Près station, and then take a free shuttle bus from this station to the stadium.
From central Lille it takes approximately 25 minutes to cycle to the stadium. There are cycle paths along some stretches of the most direct routes, for example along the M146, allowing cyclists to travel more safely than on normal roads or pavements.
There are more than 1,000 covered bike racks located around the stadium perimeter. Free motorcycle parking is available on event days in the A1 Motorcycle Car Park, which is accessible off Rue de la Volonté.
Visitors coming from Villeneuve-d'Ascq and other nearby suburbs are able to walk to the Stade Pierre Mauroy in less than 30 minutes. However, it can take over an hour to walk to the stadium from central Lille, so travellers coming from the city centre may wish to travel by other means, or walk only part of the way.
