Stade de France - Paris Ile-de-France

With capacity to seat 80,000 visitors, the Stade de France is one of the largest multifunction Olympic-sized stadiums in the world. Its impressive architecture is clearly visible as you pass through the department.

Stade de France - Paris Ile-de-France mini guide

Guide point	Details
Department:	Paris and surrounding area > Ile de France > Seine-Saint-Denis >
Address::	Stade de France, 93216 Saint-Denis La Plaine Cedex, France
Switch board number:	+ 33 (0)1 55 93 00 00
Visit owner's personal website:	http://www.stadefrance.com/interstitiel.php
Public Transport:	Public Transport: RER B La Plaine Stade de France RER D Stade de France - Saint Denis Metro (underground/subway) line 13 Saint Denis - Porte de Paris Buses Nos. 139 / 153 / 173 / 255 / 350 By Car: A1 (exit No.2 Stade de France) and A86 (exit No. 9 Saint Denis - La Plaine Stade de France) motorways. There is the facility to purchase your parking ticket in advance. Please visit the website.
Facilities general:	Two Restaurants Le Panoramique restaurant : Monday to Friday from 8.30 am to 2.00 pm, meal prices start at €27. Located on the west side of the stadium, this restaurant is accessed via gate T. Up on the 8th floor, it offers you an unrestricted view onto the arena. Le Planisphère cafeteria : Monday to Friday from 11.45 am to 2.00 pm, average meal price of €8. Located on the east side of the stadium, opposite gate D, a strong sporting atmosphere can be found. Souvenir Shop Merchandise for all major sporting events can be purchased from the shop.
Facilities for the disabled:	Over a thousand seats are reserved for wheelchair-bound visitors and their accompanying attendants in different parts of the stadium from where you enjoy the best view onto the central pitch. In addition, the Stade de France provides specific support teams: reception staff, supervisory personnel, guides, etc. All the gates built into the Stade de France are equipped with a side gate which is particularly accessible to wheelchairs. In order for you to get to your seats, whatever stand you are in, a system of lifts/elevators has been installed prioritarily for those of our spectators whose disability hinders their mobility. All the lifts/elevators are operated by lift/elevator attendants and can easily be identified by their "Ascenseur Prioritaire" logo. The P4 car park is available exclusively to European Parking Card Holders. The car park is free of charge and accessible as long as there is an available empty space. Make it a point to request a space when you book your tickets. Your reserved space ID will be sent to you provided you simply show your card or badge.
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The stadium famously staged the football World Cup finals in 1998 and has gone on to host other big events in football, Rugby and Athletic history.

Today, the stadium is so much more than just a sporting arena. The Stade de France is used for a variety of events including concerts and operas.

In addition to major events, there is an extensive range of facilities on offer, which include guided tours, a permanent exhibition, a souvenir shop, 2 restaurants and 7500 m2 of reception space, which can be adapted for a variety of occasions. All of these facilities are open to the public 7 days a week (except on event days).

The official guided tour lets you discover the goings on underneath the stadium, the players tunnel, changing rooms, the pitch side, aswell as the arena and even the medical centre!

If visiting the department, it is certainly worth taking time to enjoy the Stadium in its entirety; breathtaking architecture and top notch facilities.