
Nanterre
The Plenitude Arena in Nanterre, on the edge of La Défense near Paris, was called Paris La Défense Arena until July 2026. Opened in 2017, it is the largest covered concert hall in Europe according to the venue, with room for 10,000 to 45,000 people. Here you find every upcoming event, by month, and see straight away which ones we have tickets for.
Next up: Celine Dion, Saturday, 8 May 2027.
99 Jardins de l'Arche, 92000 NanterreDirectionsOfficial site
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On SeatShift, an independent resale marketplace. You buy tickets from other fans and sellers, with an entry guarantee. The seller sets the price, which can be higher or lower than face value.
Yes. Right now sellers on SeatShift have tickets for 4 of the 10 upcoming events at the Plenitude Arena, including Celine Dion (14 May). Stock changes with every sale; the agenda on this page shows what is available for each event now.
If the primary sale is sold out, you can buy tickets on SeatShift from fans who can no longer go. Find your show in the agenda on this page: events with tickets show a from-price. If there is nothing right now, check back later, as stock changes with every sale.
Yes, SeatShift. Here too you buy tickets from other fans. Every order is covered by the SeatShift guarantee: if there is a problem, you get replacement tickets or your money back.
SeatShift is an independent resale marketplace. Every order is covered by the SeatShift guarantee, and buyers rate us on Trustpilot.
Yes. If there is a problem with your order, the SeatShift guarantee gives you comparable or better replacement tickets, or your money back. If the concert is cancelled and not rescheduled, you get a credit higher than what you paid, or your money back.
Promoters often point to their own sale. Tickets on SeatShift are tickets that other buyers bought earlier. They often carry the original buyer's name, and for most events that is no problem at the entrance. If you still can't get in, the SeatShift guarantee applies. Unsure about a particular show? Ask our customer service before you buy.
La Défense station is served by RER A and E, metro line 1, tram T2 and Transilien lines L and U; RER A also stops at Nanterre Préfecture. A pedestrian route leads from the stations to the arena in a few minutes. The venue strongly recommends public transport, as the car parks fill up quickly on event nights.
La Défense has more than 15,000 parking spaces. The venue points to Indigo Valmy (about 5 minutes on foot) and Indigo CNIT La Défense (about 15 minutes), and you can book a space in advance through Indigo.
Only small bags under 10 litres, A4 size at most, are allowed inside. Bigger bags go to the bag storage on the forecourt before security; bags over 50 litres and suitcases are not accepted at all. Collect stored items within 30 minutes after the event.
The venue recommends paying contactless at the food and drink stands. There is no public cloakroom.
Bags under 10 litres, A4 size at most, are allowed inside. Larger bags go to the bag storage on the forecourt before security; bags over 50 litres and suitcases cannot be stored.
The venue does not say whether cash is accepted. It recommends paying contactless at the food and drink stands.
No. Leaving the arena is final.
No. Smoking, e-cigarettes and vapes are not allowed inside; there are smoking areas outside the building.
Under-16s must come with an adult aged 18 or over who has a ticket for the same zone and looks after them throughout the event.
Yes. You choose wheelchair and reduced-mobility (PMR) seats when you buy your ticket, there is a dedicated entrance (entrance 38), and reserved parking near the arena with a European disabled parking card.
Take RER A or E, metro line 1, tram T2 or Transilien L or U to La Défense, or RER A to Nanterre Préfecture, and follow the pedestrian route to the arena.
Usually 2 hours before the show; the exact time is on your ticket and on the event page. The venue advises arriving at least 30 minutes before the start.
Source: plenitudearena.com, read on 14 November 2026. Rules can differ per event; when in doubt, check the venue's event page.