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Stade de France guide: Oasis in Paris
The Stade de France in Saint-Denis, just north of Paris, is the country's national stadium and the biggest venue on the European leg. Built for the 1998 World Cup and the athletics stadium of the Paris 2024 Olympics, it holds around 80,000 people for concerts, with a huge standing pitch and steep stands on three tiers.
- Capacity
- 80,000
- Opened
- 1998
- Oasis shows
- 2
- Nearest airport
- CDG
All 2 Oasis Paris 2027 concerts take place at the Stade de France, ZAC du Cornillon Nord, Saint-Denis 93216. A few things worth knowing about the venue before you go:
- France's national stadium and the largest venue on the European leg
- Built for the 1998 FIFA World Cup
- Athletics venue of the Paris 2024 Olympics
- Served by RER B, RER D and metro lines 13 and 14
Entrances and arrival
Gates are lettered around the stadium and your gate is printed on your ticket. Arriving by RER D brings you to the south side and RER B to the east side, so pick the line that matches your gate.
Bag policy and what to bring
The Stade de France refuses large bags and suitcases, and all bags are searched at the security perimeter. Confirmed rules for these concerts are published before the shows, and we update this guide when they are.
- Security at the Stade de France starts at an outer perimeter, so allow extra time and travel light.
- Eat before you go; the streets right around the stadium have limited food options on show nights.
- July evenings in Paris are warm and long, with sunset around 21:45. The show will still be in daylight at the start.
Accessibility
Accessible places and companion tickets are booked through the ticket seller's accessibility service. The RER stations serving the stadium have lifts, and accessible drop-off points are set up on event days.
Stade de France questions
Where is Stade de France?
Stade de France is at ZAC du Cornillon Nord, Saint-Denis 93216. Take the RER D to Stade de France–Saint-Denis or the RER B to La Plaine–Stade de France, both under 15 minutes from Gare du Nord, then walk 5 to 10 minutes. Metro lines 13 and 14 also serve the area. Driving is strongly discouraged.
What is the bag policy at Stade de France?
The Stade de France refuses large bags and suitcases, and all bags are searched at the security perimeter. Confirmed rules for these concerts are published before the shows, and we update this guide when they are.
How do I book accessible tickets for Oasis at Stade de France?
Accessible places and companion tickets are booked through the ticket seller's accessibility service. The RER stations serving the stadium have lifts, and accessible drop-off points are set up on event days.