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LAST UPDATED: 13/03 12:02 AM
Beer inside the Stade de France is typically alcohol-free and costs approx. €8.00 plus a €2.00 cup deposit. Soft drinks are around €5.00.
LAST UPDATED: 19/01 10:09 AM
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Take RER Line B to 'La Plaine Stade de France' or RER Line D to 'Stade de France Saint-Denis'. Metro Line 13 to 'Saint-Denis Porte de Paris' is also frequent.
Warning: Expect a minimum 15-minute walk from any station to your gate. The area can be very crowded; allow extra time after leaving the train.
Away sections vary by event. For domestic finals, blocks of seats are usually allocated at the goal ends. For international matches, segments of the upper tier are common.
PROHIBITED ITEMS
CRITICAL
The stadium is massive (80,000+). Searches are thorough and can include several tiers of security perimeters. Arrive at least 90 minutes early.
Designated routes lead to RER station B or D via bridges across the A1 motorway. Follow the overhead color-coded signage.
Exit via the wide external staircases directly onto the paved esplanade towards your designated RER station.
Hub
Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) / Paris Orly (ORY)
Transfer
CDG is on RER Line B, which stops at 'La Plaine Stade de France' (30 mins). From Orly, take the Orlyval and switch to RER B.
Tip
RER Line B is the direct vascular link between CDG airport and the stadium area.
For better dining and a safer overnight stay, it is highly recommended to base yourself in central Paris (e.g., Le Marais or the 9th Arr.) and commute to Saint-Denis for the event.
RECOMMENDED
Central Paris (Commute) offers good transport links and is generally safe for away supporters.
GATHERING POINT
CENTRAL MEETING POINT
Porte de Paris
The area immediately outside the Saint-Denis Porte de Paris metro station. It features several bars and is the primary gateway to the stadium for metro users.
POLICE PROFILE
INTENSE
French CRS units and National Police maintain a massive presence. Following past incidents, expect heavy funneling and multiple layers of cordon. Stay patient.