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Paris La Défense Arena (Plenitude Arena): Getting There

Paris La Défense Arena (Plenitude Arena): Getting There

In short

The Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre has been called the Plenitude Arena since 1 July 2026. From central Paris, RER A and metro line 1 run to La Défense-Grande Arche, connected to the venue by a footbridge. With Glide, a round trip in a Tesla with your own driver costs €150 from your Paris hotel, for up to 4 passengers, for example for the Paris Supercross on Saturday 21 or Sunday 22 November 2026.

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The Plenitude Arena is the former Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre, renamed on 1 July 2026 at the same address. From central Paris, take RER A or metro line 1 to La Défense-Grande Arche and follow the footbridge to the venue, or book a private driver who picks you up at your hotel and brings you back after the event: €150 for the round trip with Glide.

All the practical details for the venue are also on our Plenitude Arena page.

How do I get to Paris La Défense Arena for the Rolex Paris Masters from central Paris?

By public transport, take RER A to La Défense-Grande Arche (direct access) or Nanterre Préfecture, or metro line 1 to La Défense-Grande Arche; a pedestrian walkway leads to the venue in a few minutes, according to the venue FAQ. For a door-to-door trip, Glide picks you up at your Paris hotel in a Tesla, drops you at the arena and comes back for you, for €150 round trip.

LineStation
RER ALa Défense-Grande Arche (direct access) or Nanterre Préfecture
Metro 1La Défense-Grande Arche
Tram T2La Défense
BusMore than 15 lines serve the area

What is on next at the Plenitude Arena?

The time printed on your ticket is the one that counts.

What about the Rolex Paris Masters?

The tournament ran from 31 October to 8 November 2026 at the Plenitude Arena and celebrated its 40th anniversary, according to the French Tennis Federation. From 1986 to 2024 it was played at Bercy, in today's Accor Arena (Wikipedia). The transport, parking and round trip below apply to every event at the venue.

How do I get back to my hotel after a concert at Plenitude Arena in Paris?

RER A and metro line 1 from La Défense-Grande Arche take you back into central Paris; note that any exit from the venue is final, according to the venue FAQ. With the Glide round trip, your driver comes back at the time you chose when booking, messages you the exact spot where they are waiting, and takes you to the door of your hotel.

Only need the ride back? It is available on request, from €50 to €70 depending on the venue: contact us on WhatsApp or by email.

Can I park at the Plenitude Arena?

Yes, with a space booked in advance. The venue recommends two car parks, 10 to 15 minutes' walk away, and advises booking with its partner INDIGO Neo; the La Défense area has more than 15,000 spaces (venue FAQ).

Car parkAddress
Valmy16 rue des Longues Raies, Nanterre
CNIT La Défense19 avenue de la Division Leclerc, Puteaux

Taxis drop off on rue des Longues Raies, at the foot of the venue, and ride-hailing cars on rue des Trois Fontanots, a few minutes' walk away.

Why is the Paris La Défense Arena now called the Plenitude Arena?

The energy company Eni Plenitude bought the venue's naming rights for at least seven years, according to its press release. The new name has applied since 1 July 2026.

Plenitude Arena
Former namesU Arena (2017-2018), Paris La Défense Arena (2018-2026)
Address99 Jardins de l'Arche, 92000 Nanterre
Capacity10,000 to 45,000 spectators depending on the layout
Resident clubRacing 92 (rugby)

Sources: Eni Plenitude, Wikipedia and the venue FAQ.

How much is a private driver to the Plenitude Arena and back?

The concert or match round trip costs €150 for the Plenitude Arena, in a Tesla sedan, for up to 4 passengers. Your own driver picks you up at your Paris address, drops you at the venue and comes back for you at the time you chose.

You pay when you book, and cancellation is free up to 24 hours before pickup (terms and conditions). To combine lunch and an event, hourly hire keeps the car and driver with you, from €140 for 2 hours.

What other big events are on in Paris this autumn?

Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Paris La Défense Arena from central Paris?

By RER A (La Défense-Grande Arche or Nanterre Préfecture), metro line 1 (La Défense-Grande Arche) or tram T2 (La Défense), then a pedestrian walkway to the venue. For a door-to-door trip, Glide's round trip with a private driver costs €150.

Are the Plenitude Arena and the Paris La Défense Arena the same venue?

Yes. The Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre has been called the Plenitude Arena since 1 July 2026. The address is still 99 Jardins de l'Arche, 92000 Nanterre.

What is on next at the Plenitude Arena?

The Paris Supercross on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 November at 7pm, Joé Dwèt Filé on Saturday 5 December at 8pm, then Racing 92 v Gloucester in the Champions Cup on Sunday 13 December at 6.30pm. The time printed on your ticket is the one that counts.

How do I get back to my hotel after an event at the Plenitude Arena?

By RER A or metro line 1 from La Défense-Grande Arche, or with the Glide round trip: your driver returns at the time you chose when booking and takes you to your hotel door.

Where do taxis and ride-hailing cars drop off at the Plenitude Arena?

Taxis on rue des Longues Raies, at the foot of the venue; ride-hailing cars on rue des Trois Fontanots, a few minutes' walk away.

How much is a private driver to the Plenitude Arena?

€150 for the round trip from your Paris address, in a Tesla sedan, for up to 4 passengers. Your driver returns at the time you chose when booking and messages you the exact spot where they are waiting.

Can I leave the Plenitude Arena and come back in during an event?

No. According to the venue, any exit is final: you cannot re-enter once you have left.