Parc des Princes Seating Plan

About 47,900 — small for a superclub, which is exactly why the Parc feels so intense: the steep double-deck bowl keeps everyone close and traps the noise under the concrete roof.

The Virage Auteuil (one end), home of the Collectif Ultras Paris. Buy there (or adjacent) for the full standing-singing experience; Tribune Boulogne opposite is calmer.

Yes — the elliptical concrete roof covers all seats; front rows can catch drifting rain.

In a segregated corner block (upper level between Auteuil and Paris tribunes) with a dedicated entrance; allocation is small.

The club has publicly explored a move or major redevelopment for years. Nothing changes for visitors today — the Parc remains PSG’s home; follow official club channels for developments.

Métro Line 9 to Porte de Saint-Cloud (5-minute walk) or Line 10 to Porte d’Auteuil; the stadium is in the west of Paris near Roland-Garros.

End-stage productions use the pitch as floor with one virage behind the stage closed; the tight bowl makes for an unusually intimate stadium show.

Section numbers at Parc des Princes follow the seating tiers. Lower Tier (Premier Niveau): Lower blocks (100-level style numbering by tribune); Upper Tier (Deuxième Niveau): Upper blocks.

Yes. Parc des Princes's seating plan is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Lower Tier (Premier Niveau) Lower blocks (100-level style numbering by tribune); Upper Tier (Deuxième Niveau) Upper blocks), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating plan on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Parc des Princes are from Central upper Tribune Borelli or Tribune Paris, halfway line — Elevated central views in a bowl where no seat is truly far — the best way to read PSG’s play. The weakest are Upper corner back rows: The furthest seats; roof supports can clip the very top peripheral views. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating plan for Parc des Princes.

For families at Parc des Princes, Lower Tribune Paris mid-blocks works best — Close, covered, and away from the standing-singing ends.

Wheelchair positions with companion seats at lower-ring level across the tribunes, accessible entrances and adapted services; book through PSG’s dedicated accessibility ticketing in advance — allocation is limited in the compact bowl. Locations: Lower-ring accessible platforms across the four tribunes..

Parc des Princes is made up of 2 main stands: Lower Tier (Premier Niveau); Upper Tier (Deuxième Niveau).

For the best view at Parc des Princes, aim for Central upper Tribune Borelli or Tribune Paris, halfway line (Elevated central views in a bowl where no seat is truly far — the best way to read PSG’s play.); Upper Boulogne central blocks (End-stand pricing, full view of the pitch, and you face the Auteuil ultras’ show.). The view is most restricted from Upper corner back rows (The furthest seats; roof supports can clip the very top peripheral views.).

Car parks near Parc des Princes include Parking partagé Neoparking Porte Molitor, Parking Indigo Paris Porte de Saint-Cloud, sn services, Saemes Parking Jean Bouin and more. The closest is Parking partagé Neoparking Porte Molitor, about 285 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.