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Access to the Orange Vélodrome stadium for major events

Match day, concert day, major event day...

Find all the practical information you need to get to the Orange Vélodrome stadium for a football or rugby match, a concert or any other major event: by metro, bus, streetcar or even soft mobility, we tell you everything!

Access to the stadium by metro

With increased frequency 2 hours before and extended after the end of the match or concert, the metro is a fast and efficient way to get to the stadium. 2 stations are located close to the stadium on metro line 2 (red):

Rond-Point du Prado station: preferential stop for spectators in the Jean Bouin and Virage Nord – Patrice de Peretti stands.
Sainte-Marguerite Dromel station: preferential stop for spectators in the Ganay and Virage Sud – Chevalier Roze stands.

Timetable: operates from 4.30 a.m. to 12.30 a.m. (extended to 1.30 a.m. on event days).

Access to the stadium by bus

Located in the city center, the Orange Vélodrome stadium is served by a number of bus routes and stops, notably bus routes 83, 19 and B1.

From Escale Borély: Bus 19 to Rond Point du Prado stop
From Vieux-Port: bus 83 to Rond Point du Prad o stop (40min, beautiful seaside walk)

Discover a simple, economical way to get around the city. Due to the large crowds expected around the stadium, RTM frequently modifies the service and route of some of the bus lines that usually run in the vicinity 2 hours before the event. It is therefore important to consult the traffic alerts published on the RTM application and website(www.rtm.fr)Timetable: operates from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Access to the stadium by car and park-and-ride

It is always very difficult to get to the stadium by car: many of the parking lots around the stadium will be closed and reserved for the organization of the event hosted by the stadium. Many streets may also be unexpectedly blocked.

For holders of a RTM pass with photo, there are two possible scenarios:

You have a permanent, annual, 30-day, 7-day or free circulation pass. Use the free park-and-ride facilities to park your car and then take the metro to the stadium. The park-and-ride facilities are La Rose, La Fourragère, Louis Armand, St Just, Gèze, Bougainville, Frais Vallon.
You use your nominative card with a cash reserve that you top up as you go along. Proceed to a park-and-ride lot. At the entrance, validate your RTM card and park. Take a bus, metro or streetcar to and from the car park. When you leave the parking lot, €2.20 will be deducted directly from your transport card. Make sure you have enough money in reserve, and note that parking is permitted from the time the park-and-ride lot opens until 8am the next morning. What’s more, the last validation of the return journey must not be more than 2 hours before leaving the parking lot.

For other motorists, there are two parking lots close to the stadium:

All traffic and parking information

Good to know

You can buy your tickets at metro stations, streetcar stops, some bus stops or from the driver. You can use the same ticket for bus, metro and streetcar, up to a limit of 1 hour. For fans wishing to explore the city, we offer MarseilleCity Pass for 1 to 3 days, which gives you access to the entire transport network and certain monuments and museums such as the Mucem and the Château d’If.