The festivities continue this weekend at the Stade de France. After JUL, DJ Snake and Beyoncé, and before Linkin Park, Stray Kids and Blackpink, the Stade de France welcomes Imagine Dragons for two nights running. The opportunity for the famous American band to play some of their many hits, including " Thunder ", " Bones", " Bad Liar " and " Believer ".
If you're planning to attend one of these twoImagine Dragons concerts, there are several alternatives for getting to the Stade de France, including public transport. Others may opt for a car or motorized two-wheeler. But be careful. If you choose the latter, please note that traffic and parking restrictions have been announced around the Stade de France on Saturday July 5 and Sunday July 6, 2025. This is according to the road information website Sytadin. So, what can we expect this weekend in the vicinity of the Stade de France?
The N°2 exit ramp on the A1 freeway (Paris-province direction) will be closed from 9:30pm to 0:15am the following day, "for safety reasons ". If you need to use the A86 freeway (outbound), please note that exit N°9 will be closed from 10.00 pm to 0.45 am the following day.
Other announced restrictions? On the A86 freeway (outbound direction), the N°8 exit ramp to the Saint-Denis Pleyel collector road will be closed from 10:00 pm to 0:45 am the following day. Finally, the hard shoulder of the N°9 slip road will be neutralized from 3:00 pm to 0:45 am the following day.
In view of these restrictions, we recommend that you use public transport, such as RER lines B and D, or line 13 of the Paris metro.
Imagine Dragons at the Stade de France: how to prepare for your visit by public transport
Imagine Dragons will be setting the Stade de France alight twice this weekend. Join Dan Reynolds and his band on Saturday, July 5 and Sunday, July 6, 2025 as they perform their many hits. So, if you're one of the lucky holders of the precious ticket and you're planning to reach the Seine-Saint-Denis stadium by public transport, here are a few practical tips to help you avoid any queues around the stadium and get as close as possible to your front door. [Read more]
