Marseille tickets 2026/27

Choose a Peuple Bleu&Blanc tier

OM's membership programme has four levels: Free, at no cost; Essential, at €25 a season; Gold, at €59 and capped at 5,000 members; and Platinum, at €149 and capped at 1,000. Membership also gives access to the club's official resale platform and to the Tribune Famille.

Three phases, one day apart

Each sale is announced on om.fr. Platinum and Gold members get a 24-hour priority window, at a preferential price; Essential members have the next 24 hours; and the general public can buy from the third day. For Le Mans and Levski Sofia, the public phase opened on 14 October at 2pm Paris time, 1pm in the UK.

Four to seven weeks ahead

Recent sales have opened between 32 and 48 days before the match. In October nothing had yet been announced for the visit of Lille in January or for any later home game, so expect those sales to start roughly a month to seven weeks before each kick-off.

Packs before single tickets

For some fixtures OM sell a multi-match pack first. PSG and Levski Sofia were paired in September, and Marseille v Nice tickets have been sold with the Europa League visit of Celta de Vigo from 19 October, to members first and to the general public from 21 October at 2pm Paris time.

The live shop has the final word

An open sale does not mean every area is still available: the live ticket office is the only way to confirm whether seats remain for a given game. If you collect tickets at a club ticket office, bring ID.

Members' resale and hospitality

When a game sells out, OM post a "revente disponible" notice and the official resale platform takes over, open to Peuple Bleu&Blanc members only, as it was for OM v Strasbourg in August 2026. Hospitality packages are sold on the same ticketing site, under "Hospitalities".

On the resale market, the Europa League visit of Levski Sofia starts far below every other home game, with Celta de Vigo next. A large group of Ligue 1 fixtures share the following level, from Le Mans and Nice to Marseille v Troyes tickets, Marseille v Angers tickets, Brest, Auxerre and Lorient. Lille, Rennes and Monaco sit a step higher, Anderlecht and Lens a little above them, and the visit of Lyon in March starts highest of all.

Stand by stand, the seats listed on Hellotickets are mostly in the two side stands, the Tribune Jean Bouin ("J B" on listings) and the Tribune Ganay. The lateral sections towards the corners, J B Latéral and Ganay LAT, usually open the range; the upper and central parts of the Ganay come next; and the Jean Bouin upper tier and central block sit at the top. On the Europa League nights many seats are sold by category instead, from Category 1 Gold to Category 3, and the La Table des Légendes hospitality offer is listed far above everything else.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. While a game is on general sale at billetterie.om.fr, the club is normally the less expensive option.

Since 2 July 2026 the ground's official name has been the CEPAC Vélodrome, under a seven-year naming deal; it was the Orange Vélodrome from June 2016, and some OM ticketing pages still use that name. Fans just say the Vélodrome. It stands at 3 Boulevard Michelet, in the 8th arrondissement, about 4 km south of the Old Port, and holds 67,394, all seated, including about 6,500 VIP seats.

• Virage Nord - Patrice de Peretti: behind the goal at the Rond-Point du Prado end, named after the OM supporter.
• Virage Sud - Chevalier Roze: behind the other goal, towards the Stade Delort.
• Tribune Jean Bouin: along the touchline on the Boulevard Michelet side, named after the runner.
• Tribune Ganay: along the opposite touchline, named after the cyclist Gustave Ganay.

Getting there and getting in

Take the metro stop that matches your stand. Line M2 to Rond-Point du Prado serves the Tribune Jean Bouin and the Virage Nord; M2 or tram T3 to Sainte-Marguerite Dromel serves the Tribune Ganay and the Virage Sud. From Marseille Saint-Charles mainline station, M2 runs direct to both, with extra trains on matchdays. Parking near the ground is scarce, so the club and stadium point drivers to the RTM Park-and-Ride, Q-Park or Indigo Neo car parks.

Enter by your stand's forecourt, the Parvis Ganay or the Parvis Jean Bouin; the gates close at the end of the first half. Unaccompanied minors are refused, and plastic bottles, outside food and drink, bulky bags, suitcases, helmets, non-folding umbrellas and power banks stay outside. Left-luggage points on both forecourts cost €2, cash only.