Parc des Princes Transport Guide: London to PSG by Eurostar

Last updated: September 4, 2026

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.

From London
Eurostar · 2h16
Paris arrival
Gare du Nord
Nearest Metro
Porte de Saint-Cloud
Arrive by
KO – 45 min

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

Metro 9 back to Gare du Nord
The same direct line takes you straight back to the Eurostar terminal. Check the last Eurostar departure before kick-off – a late finish can make the final train tight.
Walk to Porte d’Auteuil
Line 10 at Porte d’Auteuil is a short walk further and usually clears faster than the crush at Porte de Saint-Cloud immediately after full time.
Staying over
If the fixture kicks off late, an overnight stay is often the only way to make the trip work. The booking mechanics for that live on the no-fly hub rather than here.

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.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Parc des Princes from London without flying?
Take Eurostar from London St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord, which takes about 2 hours 16 minutes, then Metro line 9 direct to Porte de Saint-Cloud. The station is a five-minute walk from the ground and needs no change.
What is the nearest Metro to Parc des Princes?
Porte de Saint-Cloud on line 9, which is subtitled ‘Parc des Princes’ and sits about five minutes’ walk from the stadium. Porte d’Auteuil on line 10 also serves the ground and is usually quieter on the way out.
Is the Metro to Parc des Princes step-free?
No. Line 14 is the only fully wheelchair-accessible line on the Paris Metro and it does not serve the stadium, so lines 9 and 10 are not step-free. Wheelchair users should plan accessible transport across Paris instead.
How early should I arrive at Parc des Princes?
Aim for kick-off minus 45 minutes at the ground. That is the turnstile margin only – add your Eurostar journey and the Metro run from Gare du Nord on top when planning the day.
Is Parc des Princes accessible for wheelchair users?
The stadium has 44 wheelchair places, ramped entrances on both sides and lifts, platforms and adapted toilets inside. The journey is the harder part, since the Metro lines serving it are not step-free – contact the club ahead of your visit.

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