PLK at the Stade de France: how to plan your trip there by public transport

For the very first time in his career, PLK is set to perform at France’s largest stadium. The rapper will have his tracks echoing at the gates of Paris for two consecutive nights, Friday, September 4 and Saturday, September 5, 2026. Are you planning to head to the Stade de France by metro or RER? Here are the recommended routes to help you avoid potential queues around the stadium and get as close as possible to your entrance.

The concert season at the Stade de France rolls on. After sets by Fally Ipupa, Jul, Aya Nakamura, David Guetta, Bruno Mars, System of a Down, The Weeknd and BTS, it’s now PLK who takes center stage at the country’s largest Stade de France! The celebrated rapper sets up camp for two consecutive nights, on Friday, September 4 and Saturday, September 5, 2026.

PLK should take the stage to perform his latest opus live, released last March. Entitled "Grand Garçon", this third album from the rapper spans 17 tracks, including the singles "Bleu & rouge", "Pas comme eux", not forgetting "Sex Model" featuring Theodora.

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For the occasion, fans are set to flock to the Stade de France on September 4 and 5, 2026. Many are expected to reach the venue in Seine-Saint-Denis by public transport.

As the RATP notes, different modes of public transport make it possible to reach the Stade de France, namely the RER B and D, the metro lines 12, 13 and 14, or the Transilien line H.

If you’re taking the metro or the RER, here are a few practical tips to help you avoid the potential queues around the stadium and get as close as possible to your entrance. Please note that routes vary depending on which stadium entrance is printed on your ticket.

Here are the public transport to prioritise and the recommended routes to reach the Stade de France and head back more easily depending on your access gate.

Heads up: note that service on the RER B is suspended on weekdays from 10:45 p.m., between Châtelet–Les Halles and Charles de Gaulle Airport 2–TGV • Mitry–Claye.

How to get to the Stade de France

Access to gates A, B, C, D, E, G and H (East of the Stadium): take the RER B toward Mitry–Claye • Charles de Gaulle Airport and get off at the station “La Plaine – Stade de France” or opt for Metro Line 12, heading “Mairie d’Aubervilliers,” then alight at “Front populaire.” Expect about a 10-minute walk from the RER B station and around 25 minutes on foot from Line 12.
Access to gates R and S (North of the Stadium): take the Line 13 of the metro toward “Saint-Denis Université” and get off at the station “Saint-Denis – Porte de Paris.” From there, it’s roughly a 5-minute walk to the stadium gates.
Access to gates T, U, X, Y and Z (Southwest of the Stadium): take the RER D toward Creil and alight at the station “Stade de France – Saint-Denis,” then count about a 10-minute walk from the station to the stadium gates. Alternatively, use the Line 14 of the metro and stop at “Saint-Denis – Pleyel.” Plan about 20 minutes of walking afterward.

Leaving the Stadium to Head for Paris

From gates A, B, C, D, E, G, H, X, Y and Z (east of the stadium): hop on the RER B (about a 10-minute walk) or on Metro Line 12 (about a 25-minute walk).
From gates J, K, L, N, R, S, T and U (north of the stadium): take Metro Line 13 (a 5-minute walk), toward Châtillon–Montrouge.
From gates T, U, X, Y and Z (southwest of the stadium): take the RER D (about a 10-minute walk) toward Melun / Malesherbes, or choose Metro Line 14 (about a 20-minute walk).

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Have a great concert, everyone!