Home base for my Ultimate Frisbee team.read more

I was fascinated to find out the history of this stadium and the man it's named after. I came to…read morecompete in the CIP fleuret fencing World Cup, and everything was well organized and super grand. It's no surprise that this World Cup is one of the best in the season. Pierre Coubertin was a French fencer who founded the Olympic Games. Fencing is definitely a smaller sport compared to soccer, but to know that the founder of the Olympics was a fencer is really great.

Fun venue to watch rugby (Paris v. Bordeaux). Security is located immediately and you give your…read moreticket. It's in front of the stairs, making it crowded. There is a separate line for women. The stadium seats are typical and tolerable. The "large screen" TVs are not HD and watching replays is impossible. We didn't buy any food or drinks so cannot comment.

beautiful stadium the hosted the gay games opening ceremonyread more

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.

Not bad for soccer in teams of five (foot a cinq). You have to go by TER (a regional train leaving…read morefrom Gare Saint-Lazare) or by car. The fields are outdoors but with full fencing and netting to keep the ball from going out of the field. It's an older club so the bathrooms are not brand new but they are not bad - I have not tried the showers. You need to bring your own lock for the lockers. There is also a bar for some after-match drinks. It costs 90 euros to get a field for 1 hour. I like having the field indoors for winter games but it could be nice in the spring and summer playing outside given the heat that will probably impact an indoor place like Le Five. I would chose Le Five over this place because it is newer and indoors but this place does have that "good old boy" club feel. But in terms of experience - it's pretty similar. However, I think getting a reservation is more difficult here - probably it is next to La Defense and because Le Five and the other club north of Paris are both in the Ghetto...