Stade Jean Bouin

Situated in the west of the Paris, in the 16th arrondissement, the Stade Jean-Bouin hosts the matches of the Stade Français Paris rugby club. Next to the Parc des Princes, this rugby stadium now has a capacity of 20,000 spectators after renovation in 2013 overseen by French architect Rudy Ricciotti. These 20,000 seats are all covered, allowing spectators to enjoy a pleasant atmosphere while watching the Parisian players in their famous pink kit. The stadium will also soon be welcoming other clubs and large sporting events such as the Paris Sevens. It is also one of the venues that will be used for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Stade Français Paris is a professional rugby club founded in 1883 and plays in the first division of French rugby, the Top 14 championship. The club plays its home games at the Stade Jean-Bouin. Stade Français Paris is famous for using the colour pink in its crest and on its kit. Over the course of its history, the club has become the French champion fourteen times and the European champion once in 2017, the second best record of any French club.

Opening times and prices

Free for children under 4

Adult, classic match: €10; Adult, gala match: €15; Under 16s: €5 and €8; Under 25s and over 65s: 30%

30% reduction for groups over 10 people

Some matches may be held in the evening (evening kickoff between 6pm and 9pm).

Only open match days (opens 90 minutes before kickoff and closes 2.5 hours after the end of the match) and during public events. 16 rugby matches per year. Seminar and hospitality venue all year round and on match days.

• Late opening

Services

• Restaurant
• Educational activities

English

Catering options during games. Traditional French dishes, snacks, bodega cafe, etc.

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Contemporary

Vue sur une partie de la tour Eiffel et du Parc des Princes.

Sustainable approach

The stadium has signed the French Ministry of Sport's charter for eco-friendly sporting venues and events. The Stade Jean-Bouin is now at the cutting edge of technology with solar panels (which allow the stadium to cover its energy needs for lighting), energy-saving materials and rainwater collection for watering the pitch's grass.

Disability

Physical disability: car park with reserved disabled spaces, ground level entrance or ramp, lowered and adapted reception desk, communal toilets with grab rail and adapted sink.
Visual impairment: glass doors/walls marked with contrasting elements, no obstacles at head height in the corridors, stairs with tactile and visual contrast before steps leading down, lift with adapted keypad (buttons in relief and/or braille).
Hearing impairment: online booking and/or payment available on the website
Mental disability: easy to understand signs, entrance monitored with CCTV

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