Went last night to see Racing 92 v Munster at the U Arena...pretty good security to get in...great…read moregame...but this is about the stadium and to be Olympic stadium Was well organised, American style with inner rings...plenty of loos, plenty of food & drink outlets, plenty of helpers, great transport connections, lockers outside to put excluded things in, clean...but...while you can drink champagne, wine, beer...and they even come round in the arena selling Heineken (ugh)...you can't get a coffee or tea anywhere inside (it was freezing outside, very warm inside, then the aircon came on and was drafty) we needed something hot...did I say Olympic stadium...needs a little rethink on that one There are lots of restos all the way there too btw But impressive place all round otherwise, great sound, screens, replays...holds 20-40,000 people depending on set up Some spectators complaining about closed roof, AstroTurf, no weather conditions...but it was a good experience, very enjoyable...but of a change from Yves Le Manoir! Go Racing!

Levallois has two sports palace, Marcel Cerdan and the oldest, Gabriel Péri…read more Located in downtown, right next to the covered market Henri Barbusse, it is very popular with schoolchildren, for reasons of proximity and quality of sports equipment. It is also specialized in the following disciplines: Salle Christine Caron : artistic gymnastics Salle Jean-Claude Killy gymnastics full form Salle Jean-Luc Rougé : aikido, judo and fight Salle Jean-Philippe Gatien: handball, basketball Salle Michel Jazy : basketball, physical culture and volleyball The great hall (JP Gatien) can accueillir1100 spectators and measurement 800 m2. It is a place for cultural events the year as the Forum des Associations

During the Paris 2024 Olympics, I came here to watch field hockey. The atmosphere was great and…read morethe ease of getting to the stadium from the train was even better. It was a wonderful experience and I hope this hosts future events like that.

From the owner: Le stade des Racing Métro A l'origine stade du Racing Club de France, il accueille désormais le…read moreclub de rugby du Racing Métro 92, jouant en Pro Division 2 et le club du Racing Métro Foot ainsi que de l'athlétisme. Seule une unique tribune de 6500 places est encore debout alors que 3 autres ont été démolies en 1993. Depuis 2000, la rénovation et l'agrandissement de ce stade mythique est en projet.