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SingaporeMagoo

Visited for the 6 Nations match versus Wales in February. Fantastic stadium one of the best I've been in, great seats and viewing position. Shops and bars in the local area were good and served terrific food. Will definitely return

whitey1962

Food and drink outlets all around the venue. Bit light on spectators early in the day but the place was full to capacity for the rugby game.

Purzzel_54

We were here for the France v Wales rugby.We had an excellent view of the game but further away from the pitch despite only being back 5 rows from the front of the dead ball line.Our friends were on the second tier and were very cold.Drinks can be bought in special, reusable and stackable plastic glasses at a premium of 2 Euros each. The beer is not good but the coffee is excellent. As usual in most stadiums the drinks are pricey. The toilet facilities on the ground floor are at a premium and long queues ensue leading to 'alternative' options for relieving oneself. Access is easy from the two RER stations, one stop from Gare du Nord.

230al

This was our first time at Stade De France. - Rugby 6 Nations v Wales. Very easy to get to and away from, on the RER B & D lines. We got there early and tried to get a drink in one of the not too many bars. Was told it was for food only and drinks were outside - Good job it wasn't raining. Pop up bars and food places appeared instantly - so plenty of outlets. There isn't a lot around here so don't expect nightlife. The ground itself is very nice we were in the first tier, good view of the game. Shame about the entertainment - The Millenium beats it hands down.We travelled on the RER B line from Plaine De Stade De France. It is a short walk from the Stadium and only one stop (5mins) from Gard De Nord. Trains were every 2 mins when we left so it took us less than 40 mins after the final whistle to get back to town.

Lynne049

Brilliant atmosphere for the rugby, Very well sign posted, taken to our seats by a steward and everyone so friendly , but that's rugby for you !!

batboy_nl

Was here for the France / Wales match and had a great time - as the only Welshman in my block when we beat France for the 4th successive time it was impossible not to enjoyGetting there - set off earlier than you would normally - first two RERs leaving gare du nord were too full to get on, the walk from Plain de Stade de France is long and the wait due to the bottleneck going through the tunnel under the highway is a long oneOnce at the stadium the seating blocks are very well signposted and it is very easy to find your seats - be warned however its a dry stadium - coffee, soft drinks and alcohol free beer only - a shock to the system for me We were in block U9 seven rows back - view great for that goal lines action and the big screen was perfect for the other end and the atmosphere was electrifyingFriends were in S1 in the gods and they said the overall view of the match was a good one but the screens were too far to see any close up detail and the atmosphere was good but lesserGetting out - we decided not to walk back to the same RER and have to face the bottleneck tunnel so headed tothe St Denis metro instead - longer walk but less people and it would have been ok if we had found it first time but you need a smartphone or knowledge - would be better if they signposted it for visiting fans loloverall a must do for rugby fans but research up front

iantoes

nice ground but access and egress via a small entry to the subway en route from the station is a nonsense as is the distance from the station, no real beer inside just low alcohol and hugely over priced. Must do better although WALES did win!

LancashireBraveheart

1st time in the Stade de France. Loved it, free tricolour and good rugby. Lots of beer and food stands.

winterson66

You are in Paris, and you don't know what to do? Well if you are a sports fan, you may want to visit the Stade de France. Frankly, I enjoyed it more when I went for a match. There were people and something to watch. However, if you want to imagine greats of football and rugby or maybe you are an architecture junky, you will like this. Why three stars? Well, I really like architecture, especially when form and function are both integrated and pushed to deliver something new.

KhuramM

Amazing to go and watch either a football or rugby match thereYou even have some concerts in thereIt's a 80000 seated stadium The biggest in France and particular in French memory as it's where France became football world champion beating the mighty Brazil 3-0 in 1998.Conveniently located near two Different train lines but wouldn't recommend driving there on a match day as it's congested like crazy .

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