[Parc des Princes] Paris-Marseille on Sunday, February 8 Dates, access, and mobility disruptions in Île‑de‑France

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Paris-Marseille at Parc des Princes: date and times

Paris Saint-Germain will face Olympique de Marseille as part of Ligue 1 on Sunday, February 8, 2026, with kick-off at 8:45 p.m. at the Parc des Princes in Paris (16th district).

This event attracts tens of thousands of supporters and can generate peaks in attendance on the public transport network, as well as in the pedestrian areas around the stadium. All our recommendations to help you travel smoothly can be found in this article.

How to get to the stadium by public transport?

To reach the Parc des Princes, you can use different means of transport such as the metro, the tramway or the RER. Here are some possible access options :

métroMETRO line 9 : Porte de Saint-Cloud and Exelmans stations, the main stops serving the stadium
métroMETRO line 10 : Porte d’Auteuil station, a pedestrian alternative just a few minutes away
bus : peripheral bus routes around the Parc des Princes, at Porte de Saint-Cloud and Porte d'Auteuil stops (including lines 22, 32, 52, 62, 72 and 88)

⚠️ Before — and especially after — the match, high passenger numbers on these lines may lead to very crowded platforms, longer waiting times at gates, and slower connections than usual.

Transport alternatives

Soft mobility: bikes & e-scooters

The area has bike lanes, bicycle parking and Vélib’ stations, but they fill up quickly around match times. Planning an alternative parking spot nearby can save you time!

Heavy pedestrian flows around the stadium

During peak hours (6:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m., then immediately after the match), the pedestrian areas around the Parc des Princes are highly congested, mainly along:

  • Boulevard Murat
  • Avenue de la Porte de Saint-Cloud
  • The pedestrian paths between the stations and the stadium entrances

Prepare your journey with the Bonjour RATP app

The Bonjour RATP app will be your best ally to make getting to and from the match easier.

It helps you find the best route in real time, spot alternatives if a line is busy, and check live traffic information across the network.

To save time on match night, you can also buy your transport tickets in advance directly in the app (section Tickets): (Metro–Train–RER ticket, Bus–Tram ticket, Navigo Day Pass)

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