How to get to the Plenitude Arena?
Everything you need to plan your journey
Plenitude Arena sits at the heart of the Paris La Défense district, just minutes from central Paris. Thanks to one of the densest public transport hubs in the Île-de-France region, the venue is directly accessible from all of Paris and the surrounding area. We strongly recommend using public transport, whether to get here or to head home after your event.
Below you’ll find every way to reach the venue, so you can enjoy your evening with complete peace of mind.
Public transport
Find your routePlenitude Arena boasts an outstanding public transport network in the Paris La Défense district. Île-de-France Mobilités guarantees quick, secure access to the venue. A wide, fully pedestrian walkway then leads you to the arena along a fast, pleasant route. Here is the list of all the transport options available to reach Plenitude Arena.
- RER A: La Défense or Nanterre Préfecture stop
- RER E: La Défense or Nanterre-La-Folie stop
- Metro Line 1: La Défense stop
- Tram T2: La Défense stop
- Transilien trains, Lines L and U: La Défense stop
Find all the information on the Île-de-France Mobilités website or on their app, available on iOS and Android:
Coming by car
Book your parkingWhile we recommend public transport, the venue is easily accessible by car, with 15,000 parking spaces available nearby.
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From Paris: take the A14 towards La Défense, then join the ring road (boulevard circulaire) and follow the signage to the venue.
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From Versailles: take exit 35 (Chatou / Rueil 2000), then follow signs for La Défense via the D991 and D913. Once on the La Défense ring road (boulevard circulaire), simply follow the signage.
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From Saint-Denis: take exit 2 (Colombes / Bezons / La Garenne-Colombes), then follow La Garenne-Colombes via the D992 towards La Défense.
On event nights, parking in the district fills up fast, often within the same time windows. To arrive stress-free and avoid a last-minute search, book your space in advance with our partner Indigo. The Indigo Valmy (around 5 min on foot) and Indigo CNIT La Défense (15 min on foot) car parks are just steps from the arena.
Coming by motorbike or bike
Plenitude Arena is accessible by motorbike and scooter. Parking is on the Nanterre side, at Place Nelson-Mandela, a few minutes’ walk from the venue. Please note there is no attendant on site.
For cyclists, Vélib’ stations are located at Place Nelson-Mandela, Avenue de l’Arche and Nanterre-Université station. The Centre-Grande Arche car park also offers secure spaces and a dedicated bike escalator, and 700 bike racks are spread throughout the La Défense district.
Coming by taxi or private hire (VTC)
Get home with total peace of mind thanks to the dedicated taxi and private-hire areas around the venue.
- Taxi G7: drop-off and pick-up behind the CitizenM hotel, opposite Entrance 33 on the esplanade.
- Private hire (VTC): drop-off and pick-up on Rue des Trois Fontanots, a few minutes’ walk from the arena.