Paris tickets 2026/27

Follow the announcements on parisfc.fr

Paris FC publish each single-match sale in the news section of parisfc.fr, and the sale itself runs on billetterie.parisfc.fr. Recent sales have opened between 31 and 51 days before the game: tickets for the visit of Angers on 22 November went on sale on 15 October, and the Le Mans game on 5 December was on general sale by 31 October, both from €14 in category 11. Everything is online, and the ticket site sits behind a Queue-it waiting room. You pick your seat on a stadium plan, and tickets are e-tickets.

Packs come first for the big games

To secure the most wanted fixtures without waiting for single sales, the club sells multi-match packs. As of 31 October, the visits of Le Havre and PSG were still only available in a three-match pack with Angers, and single tickets for both had not been released. A second three-match pack, open to the general public from €80, covers Toulouse, Auxerre and Marseille, whose single tickets were not on sale either.

Season tickets

Paris FC run a season ticket campaign with a waiting list, so a seat for the whole season is not something you can buy on the spot.

The club's resale platform

Since 26 August, Paris FC have had an official resale platform. Season ticket holders put seats on sale from their personal space, at a price between the single-ticket price and 300% of it, and sellers pay no charge when they resell at the single-ticket price. Buyers can use it to find games or seating categories that are no longer available on the main ticket office.

Which route fits you

For an ordinary league game, the single-match sale is the simple route, so keep an eye on parisfc.fr in the weeks before kick-off. For Paris v PSG tickets, the three-match pack is the club's way in for now, and the same goes for Toulouse, Auxerre and Marseille with the second pack. And if a game has gone from the main ticket office, try the club's resale platform before anything else.

Two fixtures stand well above the rest on the resale market: the Paris derby against PSG in April and the visit of Marseille in May. Lille, Lens and Brest come next. Most other Ligue 1 games, from the Angers match to the Troyes match, start at much the same modest level.

Inside the ground, the Tribune Eiffel opens the range for almost every match. The Capitale and Présidentielle stands come next, and the Tribune Paris usually sits at the top of each game where it is listed. Some games show only one or two stands on Hellotickets, so compare the stand names on the listing with the club's own plan.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. For a game that has sold out at the club, check the Paris FC resale platform as well: its prices are capped at 300% of the single-ticket price.

Stade Jean-Bouin is at 20-40 avenue du Général-Sarrail, near Porte d'Auteuil, in Paris's 16th arrondissement, and it sits right beside the Parc des Princes. Opened in 1928 and rebuilt with every seat covered, it reopened on 31 August 2013 and holds around 20,000 according to the club. Paris FC have played here since 2025/26, sharing it with the rugby club Stade Français Paris.

• Presidential Stand (Tribune Présidentielle), the main stand along one touchline: VIP Presidential seats use Gate A, general public seats Gates B and H.
• Capitale Stand, entered by Gates B, C, D and E.
• Paris Stand, entered by Gates E and F.
• Eiffel Stand, entered by Gates F and G.

There are eight gates, A to H: use the one printed on your ticket. The stadium opens 2 hours before kick-off.

Take the metro. The club names Porte de Saint-Cloud, Exelmans and Michel-Ange Molitor, on Line 9, as the nearest stations, and Line 10 serves Porte d'Auteuil and the Boulogne-Billancourt stations. Bus lines around the stadium are suspended or diverted on matchdays, and the public car parks at Porte de Saint-Cloud, the Parc des Princes and Boulogne-Billancourt fill up quickly.

Kick-off times are Paris time, an hour ahead of the UK, so the Sunday 3pm games against Angers and Toulouse start at 2pm UK time.

If a resale listing places Stade Jean Bouin in Angers, it is still this Paris FC game in Paris: Angers' own ground, now Stade Raymond-Kopa, carried the same name until 2017.