Plenitude Arena for the October 31–November 8, 2026 Paris Masters is accessible through La Défense by RER A, Metro 1, tram T2 and Transilien L or U, or through Nanterre-La-Folie by RER E. The official guide recommends public transport and also lists Nanterre Préfecture as an RER A option.
Plan transfers and the walk from the final station together. Match the destination to the line: La Défense or Nanterre Préfecture for RER A, Nanterre-La-Folie for RER E. Check the return station and date-specific RATP or SNCF services.
For driving, the recommended parking depends on the approach. Coupole Regnault serves arrivals from Paris or the périphérique; Villon serves the A86 or A14 approach. Official walking estimates are 18 and 25 minutes respectively. Add that walk to the arrival plan and reserve parking ahead.
Cyclists can use Vélib’ stations at Place Nelson Mandela, Avenue de l’Arche and Nanterre Université, with secure bike parking at Centre-Grande Arche. Motorcycle parking is on the Nanterre side at Place Nelson Mandela, without surveillance.
Taxi meeting points depend on the operator. G7 uses the area behind CitizenM opposite Entrance 33 on the esplanade. Other companies use Rue des Trois Fontanots, a few minutes’ walk away. Match the operator and meeting location before calling.
Exits from the arena are final. Plan meals around internal catering and the end of the visit; hot food is prohibited from entry. Check belongings and meal plans before travelling.
The deposit facility for prohibited items is in the hall, left of the main stairs. Keep the security-issued collection stub and retrieve belongings by fifteen minutes after the last match of the day. If staying until the end, allow for collection before the walk to the station or taxi.
