Paris Saint-Germain Tickets

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In the following section, we’ll guide you through the process of purchasing PSG match tickets, including official and secondary market options.

If you use the club’s “billetterie” ticket portal, PSG tickets for Ligue 1 matches go on sale approximately eight weeks before a match. We should point out that the club’s Red & Blue members have a short priority window to buy tickets at this stage.

As soon as a match goes on general sale, the club also opens its “Ticketplace” platform, a kind of ticket exchange allowing fans to buy and sell tickets.

At this point there will be a notification on the website, confirming that the match is on sale to “Grand Public”, unless it’s a high-demand match like PSG vs Marseille.

Using the club’s official site, it is possible to buy VIP packages in advance. These seats come with perks ranging from additional catering to luxury suites. We’ll cover the full spectrum of PSG hospitality tickets a little further down this page.

Something vital to remember about Ligue 1 tickets is that the match date and time are never confirmed until about three weeks before the fixture goes ahead. So if you do buy Paris Saint-Germain tickets in advance it’s important to be flexible with travel and accommodation.

Yes, as a rule you can expect tickets for most PSG matches at Parc des Princes to sell out. We mentioned the average attendance above, and at Paris Saint-Germain it is almost 98% of the stadium capacity for every home match. Again, these numbers are also skewed by the lower attendance during Champions League matches.

In fact, many PSG football tickets will sell out before they even go on sale to the general public, and even before they are made available to PSG’s Red & Blue members. This is always the case for big Champions League fixtures, as well as heated clashes against Marseille and Lyon.

While it’s never easy to get hold of Paris Saint-Germain tickets, things become increasingly difficult as Les Parisiens progress through Europe’s top club competition.

For the biggest matches, Paris Saint-Germain Champions League tickets only go on sale to season ticket holders, if you’re trying to buy them through the club website.

Thankfully, Ticket Compare will always have availability for PSG Champions League tickets, even if they have sold out on the club website.

If you want Paris Saint-Germain vs Marseille tickets then you will have more success on the secondary market. Le Classique tickets are practically impossible to buy through the club. It’s much easier on Ticket Compare, with tickets for Le Classique ready to buy, from months in advance to the day of the match.

This is France’s most prestigious and arguably fiercest rivalry, and it’s a match that every football fan should aim to experience. So don’t miss out on Le Classique tickets from Ticket Compare.

If you're looking to find cheap PSG tickets on the secondary market, here are some tips to help you secure great deals:

• Book Early: Decide in advance which PSG match at the Parc des Princes you’d like to attend. Purchasing tickets well ahead of time often ensures lower prices before the demand spikes closer to matchday.
• Choose Lower-Profile Matches: If you’re flexible about the opposition, consider attending games against mid-table or relegation-zone teams rather than high-profile matches like Le Classique against Marseille.
• Last-Minute Deals: Waiting until the final hours before kickoff can sometimes work in your favour. Resellers often reduce prices drastically to sell remaining PSG match tickets cheaply.
• Single Seats Advantage: If sitting with a group isn’t essential, solo tickets can often be cheaper. Buying individual seats instead of multiple together can save money on resale platforms to give you cheap Paris Saint-Germain tickets.
• Shortside Stands: Opt for seats in the Virage Auteuil or Virage Boulogne ends of the stadium. These sections are generally more affordable compared to central or premium areas like the Tribune Présidentielle.
• Upper Tier Savings: Tickets high in the corners of Parc des Princes offer significant savings if you don’t mind a more distant view of the pitch.

PSG Ticketplace is the club’s official ticket resale platform, similar to the ticket exchanges that are common at Premier League clubs.

After a match has gone on sale to the general public a button will open next to the match on the club’s website. Using PSG Ticketplace fans will be able to buy and sell PSG tickets for a given match.

This is mainly a resource for the club’s 36,000 season ticket holders to make their seat available for other Paris Saint-Germain fans. Where this service differs from the kind offered by other teams is that there is no limit on the number of times PSG season ticket holders can resell their seats using this platform.

The price of a 2024/25 Paris Saint-Germain Season ticket starts at €460 for a “Virage” seat in the Auteuil stand, behind the goal in the northern part of the stadium.

The next price category is the Offre Tribune, which begins at €640 and encompasses all other parts of the stadium, except for the Club Premier seats.

The more expensive PSG season tickets are in the lower three tiers of the longside stands, Tribune Paris and Tribune Borelli. These pricier seats start at €1,320 for the season.

• Ligue 1 and Coupe de France tickets throughout the season.
• Le Virage subscription includes UEFA Champions League matches up to and including the semi-finals.
• Tribune and Club Premier subscriptions include UCL matches, with a supplement for quarter-finals and semi-finals.
• Priority access to purchase additional tickets for high-demand matches.
• Guaranteed seats for UCL knockout stages for Club Premier subscribers.
• Unlimited ticket resale through the official Ticketplace platform, except for Le Virage (limited to 10 times).
• Unlimited ability to loan your subscription to friends or family, except for Le Virage (limited to 10 times).
• Automatically enrolled in the MyParis loyalty program with exclusive benefits.
• Enjoy a 10% discount on PSG merchandise in-store and online.
• Free access to PSG TV Premium to relive all matches.
• Opportunities to win exclusive prizes and meet your favorite players.
• Tailored experiences, including behind-the-scenes access at Parc des Princes.
• Dedicated mobile app to manage your subscription and access your electronic pass.
• Flexible payment options, with cash or monthly installment plans available.

Red & Blue is Paris Saint-Germain’s membership scheme allowing fans without season tickets to get more involved with the club. As we mentioned above, the main benefit of Red & Blue Membership is a brief priority period before Paris Saint-Germain tickets go on general sale.

In 2024/25 the price of a Red & Blue Membership at Paris Saint-Germain was €12.50, which was a reduced mid-season offer, so you can expect to pay a bigger price if you register at the start of the season. To remain a PSG member you will have to renew your subscription every year.

• Ticket Priority: Early access to tickets for Ligue 1 and UEFA Champions League matches at Parc des Princes and select away games.

• Exclusive Discounts: Enjoy 10% off PSG products in-store and online year-round (some exclusions apply).
• Official Membership Card: Receive your personalised membership card as a keepsake of your support.
• PSG TV Premium: Free access to relive every game and exclusive PSG content.
• Special Events and Experiences: Participate in contests to win signed jerseys, player meet-and-greets, and VIP matchday experiences.
• Stadium Tour Discount: Get 10% off the Parc des Princes Stadium Tour and explore the club's history.
• Season Ticket Priority: A 24-hour priority access to secure season tickets at Parc des Princes during the renewal phase in spring.
• Global Membership: Tailored offers for fans living abroad, connecting PSG supporters worldwide.

Bar Parc des Princes

• Panoramic view of the pitch from a premium lounge.
• Unlimited gourmet buffet and beverages served before, during, and after the match.
• DJ entertainment to enhance the pre- and post-match atmosphere.
• Watch the game directly from the lounge, with no need for stadium seating.

Espace des Trophées

• Access to a private terrace with a clear view of the pitch behind a glass screen.
• Stadium seats just a few metres from the goals.
• Enjoy a stylish meal accompanied by craft cocktails.

Collective Clubs

• Access to a private 59-seat lounge with a cocktail buffet before the match, at halftime, and after the game.
• Comfortable leather seating in the Tribune Borelli Haute for prime viewing.
• Receive a souvenir gift to commemorate every match.

Vendôme Club

• Seats in the Tribune Borelli Basse with direct access to a 66-guest private lounge.
• Concierge service to cater to your every need.
• A refined cocktail buffet with unlimited beverages at every stage of the game.

Avenue du Parc - Private Boxes

• Exclusive use of a private suite for 15 guests with mid-level views of the pitch.
• Personalised service with a dedicated Maître d'œuvre to oversee your experience.
• Reserved parking for seamless access to the stadium.

International Space

• Lounge access with a sophisticated cocktail buffet and outdoor patio.
• Close-to-pitch seats in the low Borelli stand for an immersive viewing experience.
• Flexible packages available for pre-match, halftime, or post-match enjoyment.

Étoile Club

• Private suite for 12 guests with luxury fleece-lined seats in Tribune Borelli.
• Bespoke gastronomic menu, available as a cocktail reception or seated dinner.
• Reserved parking and souvenir gifts for a seamless, memorable matchday.

Princes Lounge

• Panoramic views from the top of Tribune Borelli.
• Reserved seat with exceptional pitch views in block 317.
• Three-course cocktail buffet served before, during halftime, and after the match.
• High-definition amenities, including WiFi and screens.

Louvre & Orsay Lounges

• Close-up views from Tribune Borelli Basse, blocks 118 & 122.
• Sophisticated three-course cocktail buffet available throughout the event.
• Elegantly designed contemporary lounges for relaxation and enjoyment.

Monceau Lounge

• Pitchside views from Tribune Paris Basse, block 107.
• Stylish cocktail buffet served pre-match, halftime, and post-match.
• Comfortable leather seating near the action.

Champs-Élysées Club

• Centrally located seats in Tribune Borelli Haute, block 320.
• Bespoke gastronomic service delivered by a personal Maître d'hôtel.
• Reserved parking for seamless stadium access.

Concorde Lounge

• Premium seating in Tribune Borelli Haute, blocks 318 & 322.
• Cocktail buffet and gourmet seated dinner with a special guest appearance by a player.
• Luxurious leather seating with integrated TV screens.

Europe Space

• Unrivaled pitch-level views with a private terrace overlooking the action.
• Pre-match cocktail reception to kick off your evening.
• Access to an exclusive viewing deck for a unique vantage point.

Opéra & Tuileries Lounges

• Stunning views from Tribune Paris Basse, blocks 105 & 106, opposite the players’ tunnel.
• Three-course cocktail buffet served throughout the event.
• Modern lounges offering a blend of elegance and comfort.

République Lounge

• Outstanding views from Tribune Borelli Basse, blocks 218/219 & 221/222.
• Exclusive private lounge with high-quality refreshments and unmatched ambiance.
• Premium experience tailored for intimate gatherings.

Saint-Germain Lounge

• Prime seating in Tribune Paris Basse, blocks 205/206, with views of the players’ tunnel.
• Spacious lounge offering a cocktail buffet and all-inclusive drinks.
• Designed for unmatched comfort and convenience.

Haussmann Lounge

• Luxury seats in Tribune Borelli Haute, blocks 418/419 & 421/422.
• Three-course cocktail buffet served in a spacious, sophisticated suite.
• Perfectly integrated access between lounge and VIP seats.

Away from Tribune Borelli Parc des Princes also offers hospitality experiences that are separate from the rest of the VIP packages.

Le Deck and Le Balcon give you a more casual matchday that is still a cut above what you would expect from general admission tickets. Let’s find out what is on offer:

Le Deck Experience

• Location: Situated in the corner between the Borelli and Auteuil stands at Parc des Princes, offering a vibrant and communal atmosphere.
• Offers four seating options: Table (20 seats for small groups), Sitting (25 individual seats), Platform (20 relaxed seats), and Standing (100 spaces for fans to share the passion).
• Features a convivial space with live match broadcasts on multiple screens and a dedicated refreshment stand.
• Dining includes beef plancha, drinks, and dessert, with an aperitif option for Table guests.

Le Balcon Experience

• Location: Positioned in the Paris stand, among the best seats in Parc des Princes, providing an exclusive and close-up view of the pitch.
• Premium seating for 13 fans ensures an intimate and upscale matchday experience.
• Includes a gourmet Parisian menu served directly at your seat, with options for classic or vegetarian dishes.
• Perfect for fans seeking a 100% Parisian evening with exceptional views and fine dining.

• Take Metro Line 9 and get off at Porte de Saint-Cloud station.
• Take Metro Line 10 and get off at Porte d'Auteuil station.
• Use RER Line C to Javel or Pont du Garigliano stations and walk or take a connecting bus.
• Board bus routes 22, 62, or 72 to reach Porte de Saint-Cloud.
• Take bus routes 32 or 52 to stop at Porte d'Auteuil.
• Additional bus routes 42, 123, and 175 also serve the area near the stadium.
• By car, drive via the South ring road and exit at D910/Boulogne for direct access.
• Allow extra time on match days as security barriers may cause delays around the stadium.

Paris Saint-Germain’s loudest and most dedicated fans sit in the north end of the stadium, behind the goal in the Virage Auteuil stand. This part of the ground is home to the club’s only endorsed group of ultras, the Collectif Ultras Paris (CUP).

In the 55+ year history of Paris Saint-Germain, a host of supporters groups have come and gone, including the long-lived and somewhat controversial Boulogne Boys, who were a permanent fixture behind the goal in the Virage Boulogne stand from the mid-1980s to 2008.

For years, especially in the 1980s, the Virage Boulogne was where the PSG ultras could be found, and this is still a highly animated part of the stadium with remnants of the groups that came before. In both ends, supporters will chant to respond with and compete with the opposite stand.

So while Virage Auteuil is the official home of PSG’s ultras with flags and massive banners, both shortside ends bring a lot of noise and coordinated chants at Parc des Princes.

If you want to experience the full excitement that the PSG ultras bring to the stadium, it’s well worth trying to get as close to the Virage Auteuil stand as possible. So, anywhere from Block 109 to 116 or 309 to 316 will give you a pulsating matchday experience. Again, Virage Boulogne at the south end of the stadium is no less raucous.

If you’re searching for Paris Saint-Germain tickets and want to visit with your family, there’s a child-friendly atmosphere in the Tribune Junior Club. This gentler part of the stadium can be found towards the north end of Tribune Borelli, around Block 116 and entered via gate J.

For the best views at Parc des Princes, the ideal place to be is Tribune Paris or Tribune Borelli. Head for Blocks 103 to 108, 303 to 308 in the Paris stand, or 117 to 123 or 317 to 323 in the Borelli stand.

According to the Parc des Princes seating plan, the away section (Zone Visiteurs) at Parc des Princes is in the south-east corner of the stadium, between the Virage Boulogne and Virage Paris stands.

This part of the stadium is entered via gate or door V and is made up of blocks 101, 102, 301 and 302. Occasionally Block 302 will be used by PSG fans, depending on the size of the ticket allocation for away fans.

• Domestic Dominance: PSG holds 51 official titles, including a record 12 Ligue 1 championships and 15 Coupe de France victories.
• European Success: The club is one of two French teams to win a major European trophy, claiming the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1996.
• Unparalleled Quadruples: PSG has achieved the domestic quadruple (Ligue 1, Coupe de France, Coupe de la Ligue, and Trophée des Champions) four times, underscoring their dominance in French football.

• 1990s Rise: Marked by European success, including the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup victory in 1996, and domestic titles led by players like Raí and George Weah.
• QSI Revolution (2011–present): The takeover by Qatar Sports Investments ushered in a new era of massive financial backing, leading to consistent domestic success and high-profile signings like Neymar, Kylian Mbappé, and Lionel Messi.

• Mauricio Pochettino: Former PSG captain and later manager; as a coach, won the 2021 Trophée des Champions and Coupe de France.
• Paul Le Guen: Played as a key defender in the 1990s, helping PSG win three Coupe de France titles and the 1994 Ligue 1 championship.
• Marco Verratti: Midfield maestro and club legend, winning a record nine Ligue 1 titles and becoming one of PSG's most decorated players.
• Maxwell: Played a vital role as a left-back, contributing to four consecutive Ligue 1 titles from 2012 to 2016.
• Zlatan Ibrahimović: Scored 156 goals in four seasons, becoming a transformative figure in PSG's modern dominance with four Ligue 1 titles.
• Raí: Captained PSG during the 1990s, leading them to their first European trophy, the 1996 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup.
• Kylian Mbappé: PSG's all-time top scorer and a global superstar, known for his blistering speed and clinical finishing.
• Edinson Cavani: The club's second-highest scorer, revered for his goal-scoring exploits and work ethic.
• Thiago Silva: A defensive stalwart and captain during PSG's dominant era, leading the team to numerous titles.
• Safet Sušić: A midfield maestro and one of PSG's greatest playmakers, known for his vision and creativity.

• Artur Jorge: Led PSG to their first French Ligue 1 title in 1994, laying the foundation for the club's future dominance in French football.
• Luis Fernandez: Managed PSG to their first European triumph, winning the 1995/96 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, alongside multiple domestic trophies.
• Laurent Blanc: Guided PSG to domestic trebles and set a standard for dominance in Ligue 1.
• Unai Emery: Renowned for his tactical acumen, he helped consolidate PSG’s position at the summit of French football in the mid 2010s.
• Thomas Tuchel: Brought PSG to their first UEFA Champions League final in 2020, narrowly losing to Bayern Munich.

Yes, you can tour the Parc des Princes! The standard stadium tour includes access to iconic areas like the pitch, locker room, trophy wall, and VIP sections, plus a mobile interactive guide in eight languages.

Tours last 1 hour and 15 minutes and start at €15, with free entry for children under 3. Tours are available every weekend and during school holidays. Book online to save €2.

Large items and bags (except handbags, shoulder bags, clutches, satchels, and briefcases) are not allowed inside the Parc des Princes. These items must be checked in exchange for a ticket, which is required to retrieve them after the match.

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The ideal time to get to Parc des Princes before a match is around an hour ahead of kick-off. To alleviate congestion the club opens the stadium gates two hours before the match starts.