General Opening Hours -
Closed on: The guided tours of the stadium are not available on event days, as well as one day prior to an event. Tours are also not available on May 1st, December 25th and January 1st.
Address: Stade de France, 93200 Saint-Denis, France.
The stadium is situated in the suburb of Saint-Denis, around three kilometres to the north of Paris, France.
Closest landmark: Basilica Cathedral Saint Denis (1.7 kms away)
Travel time: 25 minutes from the Louvre
Two motorways run directly past the stadium, the A1 and the A86. From the A1, you can take exit 2 ‘Stade de France’ and from the A86, you should take exit 9 ‘Saint-Denis – La Plaine Stade de France’.
Parking: Along with your event ticket, you can also purchase a parking spot which is the best option for a hassle-free experience. Parking rates are €2 per hour. Official stadium car parks are open from 8 AM to 1 AM for evening events, and from 8 AM to 9 PM for matinees. Aside from the official stadium car parks, you can also park at a few external garages, all within walking distance of the stadium:
The stadium has various entry gates to ensure a smooth flow of traffic on event days. We recommend that you pick your parking slot based on the entry gate on your ticket. Use gate H to enter the stadium for your guided tour.
There is no official dress code to be followed while visiting Stade de France. We recommend that you dress to be comfortable.
The stadium is situated in the suburb of Saint-Denis, around three kilometres to the north of Paris, France.
The English and French guided tours of the Stade de France happen in multiple slots in a day between 10.30 AM and 4 PM. The tour is available at least three times a week, depending on the month.
The stadium has a seating capacity of 80,000 spectators, which can expand to 96,000 in case of standing events. The exterior perimeter of the elliptical stadium is 1 kilometre long and the interior perimeter measures 400 metres.
A guided tour of the Stade de France generally lasts 1.5 hours.
The best time to visit the Stade de France is during a sporting event or musical performance, as the atmosphere is exhilarating!
You can reach the Stade de France by RER, metro, or bus.
Two motorways run directly past the stadium, the A1 and the A86. From the A1, you can take exit 2 ‘Stade de France’ and from the A86, you should take exit 9 ‘Saint-Denis – La Plaine Stade de France’ to reach Stade de France.
The stadium is the largest in the country, and is the go-to venue for all large-scale events with over 80k visitors. The atmosphere at the event makes it a must visit if you enjoy live performances.
No, there is no age limit to visit Stade de France. In fact, children under 5 years of age can enter for free.
No, wheelchairs are not provided, however you are welcome to bring your own wheelchair to the stadium.
Parking is available at designated parking slots of the stadium at EUR 2 per hour.