
Saint-Denis
The Stade de France in Saint-Denis, just north of Paris, is France's national stadium and the home of the French football and rugby teams. It opened in 1998 for the World Cup, with 80,000 seats for matches and room for up to 100,000 people at a concert with a central stage. Here you find every upcoming event, by month, and see straight away which ones we have tickets for.
Next up: Oasis, Tuesday, 20 July 2027.
ZAC du Cornillon Nord, 93210 Saint-DenisDirectionsOfficial 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.
There are no tickets for events at the Stade de France on SeatShift right now. 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.
RER B (La Plaine Stade de France) and RER D (Stade de France Saint-Denis) are about 5 minutes from Gare du Nord. Metro lines 12, 13 and 14 and trams T1 and T8 also serve the stadium. Make sure your ticket is valid to the RER station, and check the event page two days before for the last trains.
On event days only cars with a booked parking ticket can use car parks P1, P2 and P3; no tickets are sold on the day. Spaces are booked online per event from €29. The car parks open at 8:00 and close two hours after the event.
Handbags, small bags and backpacks up to A4 size are allowed. Suitcases and larger bags are refused and cannot be left at the stadium. Free supervised lockers at each gate take other prohibited items, such as professional cameras, as long as there is room.
You can pay by cash or card at the food, drink and merchandise stands; mobile vendors in the stands take cards only.
Handbags, small bags and backpacks up to A4 size are allowed. Suitcases and anything larger are refused and cannot be left in the stadium lockers.
Yes. The food, drink and merchandise stands take cash and cards; mobile vendors in the stands take cards only.
Yes. Some gates stay open until the end of the event, although you may not be able to use the gate on your ticket.
Not in the enclosed areas, such as the restaurants and the underground car parks, except in designated smoking areas.
No, but everyone needs a ticket, whatever their age. The stadium strongly recommends that under-16s come with an adult or carry a signed parental authorisation, and may refuse unaccompanied under-16s without one.
Yes. You book through the Disabled Booking button on the event's ticket page. There are dedicated seating areas, a priority entrance to the left of each gate, and staff who take you to your seat.
The easiest way is RER B to La Plaine Stade de France or RER D to Stade de France Saint-Denis, both about 5 minutes from Gare du Nord. Metro lines 12, 13 and 14 and trams T1 and T8 also stop nearby.
Usually about 2 hours before the event, but it differs per event; the times are on the event's information page a few days before.
Source: stadefrance.com, read on 14 November 2026. Rules can differ per event; when in doubt, check the venue's event page.