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How to Buy Toulouse FC Tickets?
Our customer service team gets a lot of fans who ask: How can I book Toulouse FC tickets? It's hard to get your hands on some tickets when you're not a member. We've collected Toulouse FC tickets for non-members. Follow these steps to get your tickets:
- Select the match you want to attend and click 'View Tickets'.
- Select the area you would like to sit within the stadium on the right-hand side.
- Select the number of tickets you would like to purchase.
- Click on the green 'Buy' button.
- Complete the order form using your personal details.
- Don't forget to check all your information is correct.
- Click 'Make Payment'.
- The tickets are now yours!
Stadium Information
Name:
Stadium de Toulouse
Capacity:
33,150 seats
Address:
1 Allée Gabriel Biénès, 31000 Toulouse, France
Description:
The Stadium de Toulouse, also known as "Le Stadium," is located on the Île du Ramier in Toulouse. Opened in 1937, it has been renovated several times, notably to host matches for the 1998 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro 2016. With a capacity of 33,150 seats, it is the largest stadium in the Occitanie region. The stadium is known for its electric atmosphere during TFC matches and offers a stunning view of the Garonne River from some of its stands.
Best Way to Travel to Stadium de Toulouse
After booking your tickets for Toulouse Football Club matches, it's important to know the best ways to get to the stadium. The club strongly recommends using public transport as the most practical, shortest, and cheapest solution.
By Metro
- Use the metro line A, get off at Arènes station, then take the tram line T1 and get off at Croix de Pierre. From there, it's a 10-15 minute walk to the stadium.
- Metro line B has two stations close to the stadium: Saint-Michel and Empalot, both about ten minutes' walk away.
By Tram
The tram line T1 takes you to within 100 meters of the Stadium, from the Croix de Pierre stop.
By Bus
Bus lines Linéo 4, Linéo 5, and 34 drop you off at the Stadium Est stop, right near the stadium.
By Bike
Urban facilities are available to securely park your bikes near the stadium.
Park & Ride (P+R)
Tisséo Park & Ride lots are free with a transport ticket. Take advantage of this, as a round-trip ticket only costs €3.60.
P+R Oncopole offers over 500 free parking spaces near the Stadium. Show your match ticket at the exit to benefit from this free parking. A free shuttle picks you up in front of the parking lot and drops you off at the Stadium Est stop, a five-minute walk from the main entrance.
Special Transport Tickets
- Ticket Tribu: For groups (2 to 12 people), allows up to 12 trips on the Tisséo network in one day. Price: €8.90.
- Ticket Évènement: Valid for 2 trips on the day of the event. Price: €3.00.
Other transport tickets for occasional trips include:
- 1 trip: €1.80
- 10 trips: €15.10
These tickets are available via the Tisséo mobile app (Android), ticket machines at stations, partner merchants, and Tisséo agencies.
Club Information
Current Manager:
Carles Martínez Novell
Current Captain:
Vincent Sierro
Last Year's League Position:
10th
Toulouse FC Honours & Trophies
Toulouse Football Club has had several notable successes throughout its history. Affordable and premium tickets for Ligue 1 matches are available for purchase on LiveFootballTickets.com.
Coupe de France Wins:
2 (1956/1957, 2022/2023)
Ligue 2 Wins:
4 (1952/1953, 1981/1982, 2002/2003, 2021/2022)
Rivalries
Main Rivals
Girondins de Bordeaux
The Derby de la Garonne refers to the clashes between Toulouse Football Club and Girondins de Bordeaux. Although the two clubs are based in cities along the Garonne River, this rivalry is more extra-sportive. The term "derby" usually refers to a sporting clash between two teams located less than 50 kilometers apart, which is not the case here. Nevertheless, matches between Toulouse and Bordeaux are always eagerly anticipated by fans of both camps.
Montpellier HSC
The regional opposition between Toulouse and Montpellier is still relatively young and struggles to establish itself due to the limited sporting rivalry between the two southern clubs. Since the 2014 territorial reform, Toulouse and Montpellier are in the same region, Occitanie, but the two clubs have never cultivated a true sporting antagonism. Thus, the Occitanie derby is often seen as less intense compared to other historical rivalries in French football.