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About Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir - Pitch 1

Welcome to Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir – Pitch 1, a key part of the multi-sport complex in Colombes, just outside Paris. This page covers what to know before you visit, including seating access, parking, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining choices. The venue has a storied history, from hosting Olympic events in 1924 to the modern renovations ahead of Paris 2024. We’ll help you secure your seats with straightforward purchasing options and practical guidance for a smooth day out.

Location: 12 Rue François-Faber, 92700 Colombes, France. The venue sits within a celebrated sports complex that includes football, rugby, and hockey facilities, with dedicated stands for hockey and rugby and broader spectator areas for football. Plan ahead for parking and transit, and check nearby lodging and dining to round out your visit.

Tip: For an easy experience, consider nearby affiliate hotels such as Ibis Styles Colombes Paris Ouest and Kyriad Paris Ouest – Colombes, both within roughly a 15-minute stroll of the stadium. Transportation options include Transilien J (Le Stade) and bus routes 164, 167, 235, and 304, making it simple to reach the venue from central Paris or the surrounding suburbs. If you’re attending during Paris 2024 Olympic events or other multi-day matches, remember that Pitch 1 access aligns with general spectator stands rather than a dedicated per-pitch seating map.

  • On-site parking for 180 vehicles and 100 motorcycles/scooters.
  • Transit: Transilien J (Le Stade) station nearby; bus lines 164, 167, 235, 304 serve the area.
  • Hotels: Ibis Styles Colombes Paris Ouest ( ~1.3 km ), Kyriad Paris Ouest – Colombes ( ~1.3 km )
  • Nearby dining: Options in Colombes within walking distance; local brasseries and casual dining choices are convenient for pre- or post-event meals.
  • History: The site hosted the 1924 Olympics (opening ceremony and athletics) and the 1938 FIFA World Cup Final; it’s been modernized in preparation for Paris 2024 while preserving its heritage as Racing Club de France/RC Paris and Racing 92 roots.

For ticket purchases, we make it straightforward: choose your event date, select from available seats or standing areas in the general spectator zones, and secure your seats with a simple checkout. If you need help, think of us as your trusted contact in the business—never pushy, always helpful.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 12 Rue François-Faber, 92700 Colombes, France.
  • Venue type: multi-sport complex (football, rugby, hockey) with 4 football fields, 3 rugby fields, and 2 hockey pitches; hockey has dedicated stands (1,000 seats) and rugby has a 300-seat stand; the historic main stand existed with ~6,000 seats before renovations.
  • Pitch 1 seating: no dedicated per-pitch seating is published for the football pitches; spectators access is via the main hockey/rugby stands and general spectator areas.
  • Capacity notes: historic main stand around 6,000 seats; 1,000-seat hockey stand; 300-seat rugby stand; Paris 2024 Olympics added temporary stands to raise total capacity for hockey to about 10,200 (figures vary by source).
  • Parking: on-site parking for 180 vehicles and 100 motorcycles/scooters.
  • Transit: accessible via Transilien J (Le Stade) station; bus lines 164, 167, 235, 304 serve the area.
  • Nearby hotels: multiple options within Colombes; examples include Ibis Styles Colombes Paris Ouest and Kyriad Paris Ouest – Colombes, both within close walking distance to the stadium (roughly 1.3 km / ~15-minute walk to the venue).
  • Notable events hosted: 1924 Summer Olympics (opening ceremony and athletics); 1938 FIFA World Cup Final; Paris 2024 Olympic hockey events; Racing Club de France/RC Paris and Racing 92 history at the site.
  • Renamed/demolished: originally Stade du Matin, renamed Stade Yves-du-Manoir in 1928 in honor of Yves du Manoir; no demolition; undergoing modernization ahead of and during Paris 2024.