Reacties op: Stade de France

Door: FF

FF — Sun, 12 Nov 2017 18:35:11 +0000

Outstanding. Just attended a France vs New Zealand rugby game. The metro is about a 10 minute walk to the first of two security checkpoints. Both checkpoints were fast and efficient. Food is after the first checkpoint and prior to presenting your tickets which is just before the second checkpoint. We ate a a Quick (it was really quick and you can eat indoors and sit down). I would arrive at the outside checkpoint at least 1.5 hours prior to the event. We were in H-1 on row 15. It rained a little and you will get wet in these higher prices seats. Additionally, I thought maybe higher up would give a better view. You will get no closer than about 50-75 feet to the playing field even if you are on row one. Some say no booze in the stadium. This is not correct as you can get it at the concession level or by the vendor coming by the rows with a keg on his back. COOL. I am an American and some of the reviews for this stadium, in my opinion, do not do it justice. It is as good as some of the best US sports stadiums. I thought it was great. Very clean, seats fine but a little tight if two large guys happen to sit next to one another with winter coats on etc. Easy to leave the stadium. It was packed, I did not see one empty seat and we were on a metro within 15 minutes and we, like almost all others, did not leave the game until it was over.

Door: Mick Dilworth

Mick Dilworth — Thu, 29 Dec 2016 13:02:48 +0000

Attended Poland v Germany in the Euros, the stadium an absolute monster, three security checks to get in, expected really, decent atmosphere, plenty of places to get food and drink, toilets a disgrace really, or at least I expected a bit better. Easy access albeit a trip on a ram jam full metro for 14 stops with Germans and Poles mixed together but no aggro

Door: Maruf ahmad

Maruf ahmad — Tue, 31 May 2016 22:22:04 +0000

I live in France last 5 years and i got an excellent tour around the stadium by foot every day and I excited got experience oh oh just 1 day I enter this stadium 4 years ago ok but oh I like this place very much

Door: Quentin

Quentin — Mon, 31 Aug 2015 00:06:26 +0000

Stade de France is an amazing stadium.
It is very young but it has already welcome numerous world events like the football world cup, rugby world cup, iaaf world athletics and so much more to come!
It is one of the rare places in which you can feel the heart of France beat.
What’s more it is very modern and clear, its roof made in glass brings the sunlight everywhere in the stadium.
The staff is nice and helpful. A great time in beautiful Paris!

Door: Wojciech

Wojciech — Fri, 08 Aug 2014 18:49:45 +0000

I was a bit dissapointed with this stadium. It seemed to me very miserable place. It is massive and modern but it did not impress me at all(grey colour everywhere). Staff around is very friendly. Area is very quiet and busy during the events so plan in advance.

Door: Emily_morrell

Emily_morrell — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 17:32:18 +0000

I recently was in France with my school and we got an excellent tour around the stadium by a tour guide named Reuben! He was absolutly amazing and made it an experience worth while! I’d highly recommend going there!

Door: Enigma_rob

Enigma_rob — Thu, 27 Sep 2012 13:31:40 +0000

I recently attended a Lady Gaga concert here and the stadium is fantastic, with excellent facilities and multiple access points. The only disadvantage for me was when the concert ended everyone of the 75000 audience were all chanelled in a single direction toward the one metro station, there were no taxi ranks at all and nowhere for anyone to park if they were collecting anyone. Imagine all 75000 taking the metro, with this as the only available transport the result was chaos.
Twice I was nearly trampled by the crowds, and it took me more than 2 hours to get on a metro trains because of the queues. My advice is either leave early, get somebody to agree a place to collect you (not easy) or pre book a taxi collection.

Rob