PSG vs Inter final: experience the giant screen broadcast at SQY's Vélodrome National

In the run-up to the Champions League final between PSG andInter Milan, the Yvelines region is pulling out all the stops to offer fans a memorable evening. The Vélodrome National de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, an iconic venue for sports in the Paris region, will host the giant-screen broadcast of this eagerly-awaited match on Saturday, May 31, 2025. Doors are due to open at 6.30pm, and we advise you to arrive early to take full advantage of the atmosphere.

Admission is free but by reservation only, limited to four tickets per person. To obtain your tickets, go directly to Ticketmaster. In the arena, several seating options are available: free standing in the center of the arena, or free seating on levels R+2 and R+3, allowing everyone to choose their comfort level for following the match.

There are a number of transport options available to get to the site. The RER C and Transilien lines N and U serve Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines station, right next to the Velodrome. Bus no. 419 (Institut Franco-Japonais stop, terminus) also provides public access. For those who prefer to travel by car, parking facilities are available at the SQY Ouest shopping center and in Bièvres, althoughno parking is permitted directly on site.

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In terms of security, strict controls will be in place at the entrance. It is therefore important to note that certain objects are strictly forbidden: bulky bags, glass bottles, sharp objects, smoke, alcohol, firecrackers or any other item deemed dangerous.

So it's not just in Paris that you can enjoy giant screen broadcasts. This initiative, supported by the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines urban community, represents a great alternative for the Yvelines region to share in this highlight of European soccer. With its shared passion, festive atmosphere and Olympic setting, this broadcast at the Velodrome promises an evening of 100% emotion. Don't forget to get your tickets, and note that they are limited to 4 per person.