PSG celebrations: which metro stations will be closed on Sunday, May 31?

Closed metro stations, bus detours, and street restrictions: PSG's title celebration at the Champ de Mars this Sunday, May 31, 2026, disrupts Parisian transport all day. Here’s what you need to know to plan your trip there or to steer clear of the disruption.

The PSG are European champions, and Paris is getting ready to celebrate in style. This Sunday, May 31, 2026, the Champions League title celebration at the Champ-de-Mars will draw between 85,000 and 90,000 people into the 7th arrondissement, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. Naturally, such a crowd of supporters will compel the Police Prefecture to revise public transport plans in this area. Before you head out, it’s best to know what to expect on the metro and the bus.

Which Metro stations are closed for PSG celebrations?

Station closures will occur in two phases. From 12:00, the following stations will shut their doors due to their direct proximity to the festival site:

École Militaire (Line 8)
La Tour-Maubourg (Line 8)
Saint-François-Xavier (Line 13)

Then, starting from 4:00 PM, four additional stations will join the list:

Sèvres-Lecourbe (Line 6)
Dupleix (Line 6)
Cambronne (Line 6)
Ségur (Line 10)

Reopenings will be authorized by the Police Prefecture, depending on how the situation evolves on the ground.

Are there also disruptions to the bus services?

Disruptions aren’t limited to the metro. Starting at 5:30 a.m., several bus routes serving the areas where rallies are taking place are likely to be diverted or have their routes curtailed. To know precisely which lines are affected, the RATP updates the bus disruption list in real time on its official site. It’s best to check it as close to your departure time as possible.

How can you reach the Champ de Mars by public transport this Sunday?

Even with closures in place, there are still several ways to reach the site. The easiest option is to head for stations not affected by the restrictions and walk to Champ-de-Mars from those locations:

Champ-de-Mars - Tour Eiffel (RER C): the closest stop to the site, just a short walk to the grassy area. The most direct option, subject to RER C service that day.
Bir-Hakeim (line 6): not shut at this stage, offering about a 10-minute stroll along the Seine to reach Champ-de-Mars.
Trocadéro (lines 6 and 9): on the other side of the Seine, facing the Eiffel Tower, with a crossing via the Îéna Bridge to reach the site.
Invalides (lines 8 and 13, RER C): a bit farther, but walkable in around 15 minutes via Avenue de Tourville or Boulevard de la Tour-Maubourg.

Whichever option you choose, the Bonjour RATP app remains essential for adjusting your route in real time, as closures can evolve throughout the day. Don’t forget to budget extra time due to the expected crowding across the network.

A few practical tips before you head out

Paris is currently enduring a heatwave, with temperatures expected to hover around 35°C this Sunday. The site will set up water distribution points, but be sure to bring a sealed water bottle, which is allowed on site. Cans and glass are not permitted. For broader disruptions across the RATP and SNCF networks, check the recap of disruptions for the week of May 25–31, 2026 on Sortiraparis.

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The celebration of PSG's European title will take place this Sunday, May 31, 2026 in Paris. The Paris Saint-Germain players, crowned Champions League winners after defeating Arsenal, will greet their supporters at the Champ de Mars and then at the Parc des Princes for a free event open to everyone. [Read more]