What if you wrapped up November in the stands at theParc des Princes ? This Saturday, November 28, 2026, Paris Saint-Germain hosts FC Lorient in the 16th arrondissement of Paris for Matchday 12 of Ligue 1. It’s a must-see fixture for supporters of Les Rouge et Bleu, with kick-off scheduled for 8:45 p.m.! But are tickets for PSG - Lorient still available, how much do they cost, and how do you get to the Parc des Princes? We’ll tell you everything you need to know to plan your outing, from ticketing and transport to opening hours, food options and handy tips for making the most of the match.
Good news for supporters who want to cheer on PSG from the stands! The official Paris Saint-Germain ticket office is currently offering tickets for the match against Lorient, along with access to ticket resale. To book your seats, head to the official PSG ticketing website. Simply select the Paris–Lorient match on November 28, 2026, then browse the available categories and offers.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, also check out Ticketplace, the club’s official resale platform. Season ticket holders can list their seats there when they’re unable to attend a match. Tickets can even be put back on sale until just a few minutes before kick-off! Availability is subject to change in real time, however.
Watch out for unpleasant surprises: PSG recognizes its official ticket office, Ticketplace and Viagogo as authorized sales channels. The club advises against using other platforms, as tickets bought through them could be refused at the stadium entrance.
Ticket prices vary depending on the stand selected, seat category and availability at the time of booking. In early November 2026, several resale and specialist agency offers were already available for this match.
For reference, the En Tribunes comparison site listed tickets starting at €80.56 on November 1, with additional fees not disclosed by the seller. An offer from the P1 Travel agency was also available at €175 per person, plus a €6 fee, for a total of €181.
These prices are merely examples observed on third-party platforms. They do not necessarily reflect the starting prices on PSG’s official ticketing site; prices by category should be checked directly when booking. To save money, compare seat locations and check the final amount, including fees. Resale offers may change right up until match day.
Attending your first match at the Parc des Princes? Your choice of stand can shape your experience!
The Auteuil stand: ideal for fans who love the chants and atmosphere created by Parisian supporters.
The Boulogne stand: located behind the other goal, it offers a different perspective on the attacking play.
The Paris and Borelli stands: located alongside the pitch, they offer an interesting side-on view of the game as a whole.
For a first game or a family outing, the sideline stands can be a pleasant option, depending on your budget and seat availability.
Remember to check the stadium map when booking so you can identify your section, row, and seat precisely.
The Parc des Princes, a soccer temple that has been home to Paris-Saint-Germain since 1974
After the Stade de France, the Parc des Princes is the largest soccer stadium in the Paris region, and has been home to Paris-Saint-Germain since the late 1970s. Accessible on guided tours, it is mainly used on match nights. [Read more]
Two metro lines are particularly recommended for easy access to the stadium:
Line 9: get off at Porte de Saint-Cloud, a few minutes’ walk from the Parc des Princes.
Line 10: get off at Porte d’Auteuil, then walk to the stadium.
In 2026, a Metro-Train-RER ticket costs €2.55 each, or €5.10 for a round trip at the full fare, if you don’t already have a suitable pass or travel plan.
Remember to buy your ticket before the match to avoid queues on the way back!
Several bus routes also serve the area around the Parc des Princes:
Lines 22, 62 and 72, at Porte de Saint-Cloud.
Lines 32 and 52, at Porte d'Auteuil.
For cyclists, secure parking is available on Place du Général Stefanik, near the Paris stand. It accommodates bicycles, scooters and skateboards from two hours before kick-off until one hour after the match ends.
Coming by car? Be aware that traffic around the stadium can be heavily disrupted on match nights, with security cordons and parking restrictions in place. Our advice: opt for public transport and check for any disruptions on the RATP network before you set off.
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Kickoff is scheduled for 8:45 p.m., but it’s best to arrive well in advance! The gates at the Parc des Princes usually open two hours before the match, meaning 6:45 p.m. for PSG - Lorient, unless the club announces otherwise.
To enjoy the pre-match atmosphere and avoid the stress of security checks, we recommend arriving between 7 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. This will give you time to find your entrance, make your way to your seat and, perhaps, grab a little something to eat before kickoff. Don’t forget your ticket, downloaded to your phone in advance or printed out, and a form of ID.
Please note: once you enter the stadium, you cannot re-enter if you leave.
For this match scheduled for the end of November, be sure to wrap up warm! A warm jacket and a red-and-blue scarf will be your best allies.
However, certain items are prohibited inside the stadium, including glass or plastic bottles, flares, dangerous objects and accessories that could be used as projectiles.
Facilities are available outside the Parc des Princes for storing items such as small bags, helmets or umbrellas, subject to capacity.
So the simplest option is to travel light, with your ticket, a charged phone and the essentials.
A little hungry before the match? No worries! The Parc des Princes has several food outlets and refreshment stands, located along the concourses and on the different levels of the stadium.
This means you can grab something to eat before kick-off or during the match without leaving the stadium. At some matches, food trucks are also set up around the stadium, particularly near the Paris Stand forecourt. Please note, however, that you may not bring your own food or drinks purchased outside the stadium grounds.
You can also plan to have dinner before the match in the area around Porte de Saint-Cloud or in Boulogne-Billancourt.
PSG host Troyes at the Parc des Princes this Saturday, November 7, 2026, for another round of Ligue 1. The Parisian side will be looking to win in front of their home fans against ESTAC, with kick-off scheduled for 9:05 p.m. And for those looking to eat before or after the match, discover the restaurants around the stadium, between Paris’s 16th arrondissement and Boulogne-Billancourt (Hauts-de-Seine). [Read more]
Would you like to introduce your children to the Parc des Princes? PSG offers a Junior Club stand, with discounted prices for young fans accompanied by their parents. Subject to availability, families can book up to six tickets with this package, with a maximum of two adults and between one and four children.
The club nevertheless advises against bringing children under the age of 5 to the stadium, while anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
For wheelchair users, a dedicated service allows them to request an accessible seat with a companion. The booking must be confirmed by PSG, as availability is limited. Be sure to submit your request to the official ticket office in advance.
So, ready to set the stands at Parc des Princes rocking? After another European night against AS Roma a few days earlier, the Paris Saint-Germain will welcome its fans back for a league match against Lorient. A great opportunity to enjoy an evening of football in the capital, with family, friends or fellow football fans!
All you have to do now is book your tickets, plan your journey, and get out your red-and-blue scarf!
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Dates and Opening Time
On November 28, 2026
Location
Parc des Princes
24 Rue du Commandant Guilbaud
75116 Paris 16
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