Stade Vélodrome
Select the parking lot of your choice and reserve your parking space with complete peace of mind.
Where to park for the Olympic Games events?
Stade Velodrome
Due to the expected strong influence in Paris during this summer, we recommend taking public transportation from the Q-Park car parks.
The Stade de Marseille is today the second largest French stadium, and is a legendary venue in France, the scene of the European and national epics of the club which has resided there since its construction, Olympique de Marseille.
The Stade Vélodrome in Marseille will host the football events.
Book in advance and be sure to have a space available in the car park!
The Stade de Marseille is today the second largest French stadium, and is a legendary venue in France, the scene of the European and national epics of the club which has resided there since its construction, Olympique de Marseille.
The Stade Vélodrome in Marseille will host the football events.
Book in advance and be sure to have a space available in the car park!
How to get to the Stade Vélodrome from the Q-Park car parks during the 2024 summer?
Recommanded facilities
- Q-Park La Timone: this car park is 20 minutes away by public transport via the “La Timone” station line
then at the “Castellane” station take the line 
to the “Rond Point du Prado” station. - Q-Park Espercieux: this car park is 22 minutes away by public transport via the “Joliette” line and getting off at the “Rond Point du Prado” station.
- Q-Park Joliette: this car park is 18 minutes away by public transport via the “Joliette” line and getting off at the “Rond Point du Prado” station.
: 725 places availableClosest facilities Velodrome Stadium
- Q-Park Puget Estrangin: this car park is 16 minutes away by public transport via the line
to “Estrangin” then at the “Castellane” station take the line to the “Rond Point du Prado” station.
- Q-Park Blancarde: this car park is 20 minutes away by public transport via the line to “La Blancarde” then at the “Castellane” station take the line to the “Rond Point du Prado” station.
