Where to park for the Olympic Games events?
This new facility was designed as a living space open to all and focused on the residents of the neighborhood, offering multiple sporting activities in its complementary premises. With an intermediate capacity of 8,000 seats after the Games, the Arena Porte de la Chapelle completes the Parisian offering in terms of hosting sporting events and shows.
The Arena Porte de la Chapelle will host the Badminton and Rhythmic Gymnastics events.
Book in advance and be sure to have a space available in the car park!
How to get to the Arena Porte de la Chapelle (Adidas Arena) from the Q-Park car parks?
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Q-Park Paris La Défense P1/P2 : these car parks are 35 minutes away by public transport via the line 
to the "La Défense" station then at "Concorde" take the line 
to the "Porte de la Chapelle" station.
Q-Park Paris La Défense Coupole Regnault : these car parks are 35 minutes away by public transport via the line to the "La Défense" station then at "Concorde" take the line to the "Porte de la Chapelle" station.
Q-Park Arcueil la Vache Noire : this car park is 50 minutes away by public transport via the metro line 
at the "Barbara" station then at "Marcadet - Poissonniers" take the line to the "Porte de la Chapelle" station.
: 4 244 available Places 
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Q-Park Paris La Défense P1/P2: these car parks are 35min by public transport via the line to the station "La Défense" then to "Concorde" take the line to the station "Porte de la Chapelle".
Q-Park Paris La Défense Coupole Regnault: these car parks are 35min by public transport via the line to the station "La Défense" then to "Concorde" take the line to the station "Porte de la Chapelle".
Q-Park Arcueil la Vache Noire: this car park is 50min by public transport via the metro line to the station "Barbara" then to "Marcadet - Poissonniers" take the line to the station "Porte de la Chapelle".
Events
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Badminton
Badminton is a racket sport played indoors, and pits two players or two pairs against each other on a court divided into two parts by a net. One plausible theory is that badminton was invented at the Duke of Beaufort's home in Gloucestershire in the early 1860s.
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Rhythmic gymnastics
Rhythmic gymnastics (GR) is a sporting discipline with an artistic component close to classical dance and gymnastics, mainly female, using several skill apparatus: rope, ribbon, hoop, ball, clubs.More information
