No-Fly Away Days · London to Paris
Parc des Princes Transport Guide: London to PSG by Eurostar
Parc des Princes is one of the easiest European away days to reach from London without flying. Eurostar puts you in the centre of Paris in a little over two hours, and a single Metro line runs from the arrival station almost to the turnstiles. This guide covers the route from St Pancras, which Metro stop to use, how to get back, and the accessibility reality of the Paris Metro.
London to the ground, ranked
Tap any line to expand the step-by-step. Green = best pick, amber = mixed, red = avoid.
Buffer is set to kick-off minus 45 minutes at the ground itself. Parc des Princes holds just under 48,000 and Porte de Saint-Cloud is a five-minute walk away, so the margin is about the turnstiles rather than the journey – build your Eurostar and Metro time in on top of it.
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Getting back after
Step-free & accessible
The Paris Metro is largely not step-free. Line 14 is the only fully wheelchair-accessible line on the network, and it does not serve Parc des Princes – so neither line 9 nor line 10 offers a step-free route to the ground.
The stadium itself is far better provisioned than the journey to it: there are 44 wheelchair places, ramped entrances on both sides of the ground, plus lifts, wheelchair platforms and adapted toilets inside.
Because the Metro cannot be relied on for step-free access, wheelchair users should arrange accessible transport across Paris and contact the club in advance to confirm entrance and seating arrangements.