Parc des Princes

The Parc des Princes took on its current form in 1972 - Architect Roger Taillibert.

Its last renovation dates back to Euro 2016. It is a 100% connected stadium. It hosted the 1998 Football World Cup.

The Parc des Princes features a next-generation pitch, considered one of the best in Europe.

It is the jewel of PSG.

The Parc des Princes hosted the Paris 2024 Olympics.

The Parc des Princes has a capacity of 48,583 seats, the 5th largest stadium in France.

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Tickets for matches at the Parc des Princes are available on the Paris Saint-Germain online ticket office.

🎟️ Tickets go on sale a few weeks before each match, with a priority access system for season ticket holders and then members. In general, here is the order of sales priority for PSG matches:

1) VIP season ticket holders (hospitality, corporate...)

2) "Club Premier" season ticket holders (side stand season ticket holders)

3) "Stand" and "Terrace" season ticket holders (terrace and quarter turn season ticket holders)

4) MyParis members (see below)

5) General public

For any ticket purchase, add €4 in platform fees.

🔃 PSG also allows ticket resale through its "Ticketplace" on its online ticket office. Anyone can access and buy tickets on the Ticketplace. The price is freely set by the seller. Budget 18% platform fees in addition to the ticket price (+ €4 for the e-ticket).

Many opportunities become available until match day on the resale platform. However, expect high prices.

🪪 PSG offers to become a MyParis member for €25 per year. Being a member offers priority access when buying tickets (see above), 10% discount in the shop, access to PSG TV and exclusive events.

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How to get to the Parc des Princes by public transport?

🚇 Metro stations

Gates J to M: "Porte de Saint-Cloud" (Metro 9) then 900m on foot

Gates N to P: "Marcel Sembat" (Metro 9) then 1.1km on foot

Gates H and I: "Porte d'Auteuil" (Metro 10) then 700m on foot

🚈 RER stations

Gates A to G: "Pont du Garigliano" (RER C) then 1.7km on foot

🚈 Tram stations

Gates A to G: "Pont du Garigliano" (Tram T3a) then 1.7km on foot

🚍 Bus stations

"Porte de Saint-Cloud": Bus 22/62/72

"Porte d'Auteuil": Bus 32/52

 🚗 There are few parking spaces; parking near the stadium is very difficult. Public transport is recommended.

Street parking is free on Sundays (very difficult to find a spot on matchday unless you arrive very early). Budget €8 to €50 for 4/5 hours of street parking the rest of the week.

🅿️ Paid car parks are located around the Parc des Princes. Expect to pay €15 to €30 for parking during the match plus before/after.

For these car parks too, it is important to arrive early before they fill up.

🚲 The Parc des Princes has a bicycle parking area with 300 spaces, free and supervised. It is open until 2 hours after the match. Several Vélib' stations (self-service bicycles) are located near the stadium. 

Can you eat at the Parc des Princes?

🌭 There are numerous food outlets across the 3 levels of the Parc des Princes corridors. The range is very varied (Burgers, chips, nachos, croque monsieur, sandwiches, popcorn, arancini, pretzels, cookies, ...). A pre-ordering service is available and certain food outlets on level 2 are dedicated to order pickup. (Pre-order before your visit to the stadium on the club's official website). "World Cuisine" food trucks are set up outside the stadium for some matches.

Is there a cloakroom at the Parc des Princes?

🛅 Yes, baggage storage facilities are located all around the stadium.

Is there a PSG shop at the Parc des Princes?

🏪 Yes, a PSG megastore is located in the Jean Bouin Stadium across from the Parc des Princes, on Claude Farrère Street.

Is there WiFi at the Parc des Princes?

🛜 The Parc des Princes is equipped with HD WiFi

What else should you know about the Parc des Princes?

🎉 Many activities and events are organised in the corridors and before the match.

🔋 Charging zones allow you to charge your phone at the stadium.

Can you visit the Parc des Princes?

🏟️ Guided tours of the stadium are possible occasionally on reservation on the website of the National Museum of Sport.

What are the stands at the Parc des Princes?

 The active stand where notably ultras gather is located in the Auteuil Stand (South-West, gates I & H, blocks 111/112/113/114/311/312/313/314/411/414 on the map).

The away supporters' area is located in the Quarter Turn North (gate V, blocks 101/102/301/302 on the map).

The team bench and presidential stand are located in the Borelli Stand (South-East).

How to travel to Paris?

🚌 Long-distance buses are a practical and economical option. FlixBus offers several regular services to the city at affordable prices. Timetables and bookings available online by clicking here (affiliate link in support of Stadium Traveller)

👀 What to See / What to Do in Paris? The choice is vast, here are a few tourist sites nearby: 

The choice is vast, here are a few tourist sites nearby: 

• The Louis Vuitton Foundation (Museum), The Acclimatation Garden,
• The Eiffel Tower, The Trocadéro and its museums, The Champ de Mars,
• Aquaboulevard,

More generally,

Landmarks such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Sacré-Cœur, The Grand Palais, the Champs Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe,

The Louvre Museum, the Musée d'Orsay or the Museum of First Arts depending on your tastes,

The great boulevards lined with department stores and covered shopping arcades ...